Anyone here speak French, or learning it?

JBroll · 01-11-2008, 10:05 PM

If you need to use Babelfish to find out how to say you need to use Babelfish, the machines have won. And, yet again, it's France's fault.

Jeff

playstopause · 01-11-2008, 10:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jason

Remerciez le fil

* Jason Je ne parle pas français ce qui tellement jamais j'emploie des poissons de Babel pour traduire toute la ceci.

C'est bon, Jason.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grom

You gotta love the flavour of the different ways a language followed in different places across the world (since 1534 concerning the Canadian community).

Grom · 01-11-2008, 10:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nerina

It was supposed to mean, well, then it will be good practice for you

I am only learning u know lol

It's ok, this is the whole point of this thread !

@JBRoll : well, if you listen to your President, everything's our fault. We begin to get used to that.

Nerina · 01-11-2008, 10:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grom

@JBRoll : well, if you listen to your President, everything's our fault. We begin to get used to that.

Merci Grom

, that is the point of this thread, that us that wish to be good at french can be better, and the lucky bastards who are good at it can laugh at us and help us

Laughter makes learning so much easier, and fun

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jason

Remerciez le fil

* Jason Je ne parle pas français ce qui tellement jamais j'emploie des poissons de Babel pour traduire toute la ceci.

qu'essayez-vous de dire, 'remerciez le fil'? Je ne comprends pas....

Grom · 01-11-2008, 11:03 PM

Learning while having fun is the best way to learn effectively

And having fun seems to be the way to go on SS !

Concernant le post de Jason, cela ne veut absolument rien dire, ne t"inquiète pas !

Babelfish all way through !

(we tend to use the "tu" ("tu vas bien ?") and not the formal "vous" ("vous allez bien ?") while speaking on a forum, this is more casual and friendly this way

, so you can say "qu'essaies-tu de dire", Nerina !)

Jason · 01-11-2008, 11:12 PM

I took French in like 7th grade.. I don't remember shit.. I also hardly ever went

JBroll · 01-11-2008, 11:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grom

(we tend to use the "tu" ("tu vas bien ?") and not the formal "vous" ("vous allez bien ?") while speaking on a forum, this is more casual and friendly this way

, so you can say "qu'essaies-tu de dire", Nerina !)

Yeah, in English the only way we make distinctions between formal and informal is by using less profanity and more large words whose meanings we're not entirely clear on.

Jeff

Grom · 01-12-2008, 07:41 AM

When i was teaching French in Scotland, the only way to know if the pupils switched to the "vous" mode was when they stopped saying "you suck, by the way" at the end of their sentences

playstopause · 01-12-2008, 09:11 AM

Comme Grom l'a dit, le français est un language très difficile à apprendre. Écrire surtout.

Grom · 01-12-2008, 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by playstopause

Comme Grom l'a dit, le français est un language très difficile à apprendre. Écrire surtout.

Beaucoup d'entre nous font beaucoup de fautes d'orthographe ou de grammaire, d'ailleurs ... Et peu d'entre nous savent vraiment se servir du subjonctif ou de verbes irréguliers ... Ce qui prouve que c'est une langue difficile à maîtriser !

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JBroll Hard-On For Freedom Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: San Antonio, TX, USA Posts: 2,540 Thanked: 18	If you need to use Babelfish to find out how to say you need to use Babelfish, the machines have won. And, yet again, it's France's fault. Jeff

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Grom New found sanity Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Lille, Sarkoland. Posts: 354 Main Seven: Schecter Blackjack C7 LH Rig: Imaginary stuff. Thanked: 5 / 1	Learning while having fun is the best way to learn effectively And having fun seems to be the way to go on SS ! Concernant le post de Jason, cela ne veut absolument rien dire, ne t"inquiète pas ! Babelfish all way through ! (we tend to use the "tu" ("tu vas bien ?") and not the formal "vous" ("vous allez bien ?") while speaking on a forum, this is more casual and friendly this way , so you can say "qu'essaies-tu de dire", Nerina !)

01-12-2008, 07:41 AM	#68
Grom New found sanity Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Lille, Sarkoland. Posts: 354 Main Seven: Schecter Blackjack C7 LH Rig: Imaginary stuff. Thanked: 5 / 1	When i was teaching French in Scotland, the only way to know if the pupils switched to the "vous" mode was when they stopped saying "you suck, by the way" at the end of their sentences

01-12-2008, 09:11 AM	#69
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