![]() |
Poor Briton. :(
NP: The Cardigans - My Favourite Game |
Superpeer speaks french !!
J'ai passer une belle journer. Et vous ? :p |
[QUOTE=Stormrider331]Superpeer speaks french !!
J'ai passer une belle journer. Et vous ? :p[/QUOTE] I speak everything, I thought that was a well known fact. <-< And um, c'était bien aussi. :p PS: You made some mistakes. >-> |
[QUOTE=Happy]Mine just makes the "&" symbol :([/QUOTE]
Try the button on the left side of the '1' key that key+ e = è :p np: Enslaved - Ascension |
I speak english. Though, I'm going to be taking German next year, I chose that over Spanish. I know Spanish will be more usefull but I thought it might be a fun language to try out. Oh, I do know sign language, it's really fun speaking to deaf people now, haha.
|
[QUOTE=Superpeer]I speak everything, I thought that was a well known fact. <-<
And um, c'était bien aussi. :p PS: You made some mistakes. >->[/QUOTE] Haha ! Even though french is my first language I suck at it...badly. For xample today our teacher corrected this work we did. And out of 137 words, I had 38 mistakes :-/ Its so complicated EDIT: Where is my mistake ? |
The only non-English language I can speak is German, and I don't have a very large vocabulary :upset:.
|
[QUOTE]EDIT: Where is my mistake ?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE]J'ai passer une belle journer. Et vous ? [/QUOTE] J'ai passe une belle journé (I think that's right, but don't ask me, I'm a dutchman :p) |
No, journer has no accent :p
Well im 99.9 % sure. Now because of you, I'm in doubt :p |
[QUOTE=the2stranger]Try the button on the left side of the '1' key
that key+ e = è :p np: Enslaved - Ascension[/QUOTE] `e. Almost. |
[QUOTE=Stormrider331]No, journer has no accent :p
Well im 99.9 % sure. Now because of you, I'm in doubt :p[/QUOTE] Well, you're wrong. So is Petey, actually, but less so. J'ai passé une belle journée. <--- NP: Macabre - Ed Gein |
[QUOTE=Happy]`e.
Almost.[/QUOTE] oh, the problems of our modern world :( I can instantly communicate with you, or some one from Australia for all I care. but we can't all type a [size=2]f[/size]ucking e with a line on top of it :lol: there must be some alt+3 digit number, code to get the sign, you can google it of you want EDIT: [QUOTE=Superpeer]Well, you're wrong. So is Petey, actually, but less so. J'ai passé une belle journée. <--- NP: Macabre - Ed Gein[/QUOTE] ooh, I almost had it right :] pretty good for someone who doesn't speak french on a regualar base. (A) |
[QUOTE=Superpeer]Well, you're wrong. So is Petey, actually, but less so.
J'ai passé une belle journée. <--- NP: Macabre - Ed Gein[/QUOTE] Meh, things I know but forgot I guess. You own me at my own language :p I should have known about the accent on passe. Because theres this trick that prettymuch everyone uses. And yeah...and journee well, its just because of lack of memory I guess. Those arent excuses !! |
[QUOTE=Stormrider331]Meh, things I know but forgot I guess. You own me at my own language :p
I should have known about the accent on passe. Because theres this trick that prettymuch everyone uses. And yeah...and journee well, its just because of lack of memory I guess. Those arent excuses !![/QUOTE] I like owning people at their own language. :) [QUOTE]ooh, I almost had it right :] pretty good for someone who doesn't speak french on a regualar base. (A)[/QUOTE] Pfft, neither do I. :p |
Haha, French is lame anyhow.
NP: Porcupine Tree - Gravity Eyelids |
[QUOTE=the2stranger]oh, the problems of our modern world :(
I can instantly communicate with you, or some one from Australia for all I care. but we can't all type a [size=2]f[/size]ucking e with a line on top of it :lol: there must be some alt+3 digit number, code to get the sign, you can google it of you want [/QUOTE] Probably. I'l look it up sometime. |
[QUOTE=Superpeer]
Pfft, neither do I. :p[/QUOTE] :mad: You should support me instead of saying stuff like that. :p Anyways, Belgium has closer connection to France than The Netherlands has, but oh well, languages = lame. np: Enslaved - Neogenesis |
[QUOTE=Eleventeen]Haha, French is lame anyhow.
NP: Porcupine Tree - Gravity Eyelids[/QUOTE] French is, without a doubt, the most anal language I've ever tried to learn. Seriously, major grammar nazis. I still want to go there some day....they have good looking girls. np: ZZ Top - Sharp Dressed Man |
French is complicated. All those damn exceptions and verbs and all that crap :p
|
[QUOTE=the2stranger]
You should support me instead of saying stuff like that. Anyways, Belgium has closer connection to France than The Netherlands has, but oh well, languages = lame. np: Enslaved - Neogenesis[/QUOTE] The South, maybe, but I don't live there. :p And Languages aren't lame! They are my job. :upset: I heard a pretty old song about Dutch people recently by an Antwerp Folk group called Katastroof. It's called 'Een bus vol 'Ollanders', you should hear it, it's funny. :lol: NP: Macabre - Ed Gein [QUOTE]French is, without a doubt, the most anal language I've ever tried to learn. Seriously, major grammar nazis. I still want to go there some day....they have good looking girls.[/QUOTE] Perhaps because it's the only language you've ever tried to learn? :p [QUOTE]French is complicated. All those damn exceptions and verbs and all that crap [/QUOTE] Pfft, most languages have that. It's just hard to learn a language properly and that's that. |
[QUOTE=Superpeer]The South, maybe, but I don't live there. :p
And Languages aren't lame! They are my job. :upset: I heard a pretty old song about Dutch people recently by an Antwerp Folk group called Katastroof. It's called 'Een bus vol 'Ollanders', you should hear it, it's funny. :lol: NP: Macabre - Ed Gein[/QUOTE] Ollanders? :lol: I would love to be able to speak/write without flaws in many different languages, but I'm too lazy. French is such a nice and romantic language, but the exception and all the stuff make me sad. I know Dutch, English, German and French, I think I'm not doing too bad at this |
[QUOTE=Superpeer]Pfft, most languages have that. It's just hard to learn a language properly and that's that.[/QUOTE]
Yes, but I only know 2 languages. And french is cleary the harder one of the 2. |
Spanish is pretty full of exceptions and nazi grammar stuff.
Seriously English-speaking countries have it easy, writing wise. However, the speaking may seem a little awkward for other countries. Yeah that was on the top of my head. |
[QUOTE=Stormrider331]Yes, but I only know 2 languages. And french is cleary the harder one of the 2.[/QUOTE]
Assuming the other one is English, then it's probably because English is everywhere and if you're exposed to a language all the time, obviously you're gonna get the hang of it more quickly. But tell me, if English wasn't complicated, then why is it that 90% of people make a language mistake in every godda[COLOR="White"]m[/COLOR]ned sentence. Trust me, there's no such thing as an easy language, I've tried a lot. NP: Macabre - Mr. Albert Fish |
[QUOTE=Superpeer]Assuming the other one is English, then it's probably because English is everywhere and if you're exposed to a language all the time, obviously you're gonna get the hang of it more quickly.
But tell me, if English wasn't complicated, then why is it that 90% of people make a language mistake in every godda[COLOR="White"]m[/COLOR]ned sentence. Trust me, there's no such thing as an easy language, I've tried a lot. NP: Macabre - Mr. Albert Fish[/QUOTE] At home and with familly, I speak french, school and with most of my friends I speak English. Well, at homr, I will usualy mix up the 2 languages, meaning I might make a sentence using English and French words. French I don't talk properly, I use slang. To be honest, I can't say I'm able to speak proper French. |
[QUOTE=Superpeer]Assuming the other one is English, then it's probably because English is everywhere and if you're exposed to a language all the time, obviously you're gonna get the hang of it more quickly.
[b]But tell me, if English wasn't complicated, then why is it that 90% of people make a language mistake in every godda[COLOR="White"]m[/COLOR]ned sentence./b] Trust me, there's no such thing as an easy language, I've tried a lot. NP: Macabre - Mr. Albert Fish[/QUOTE] I agree, knowing that my own grammar is far from correct most of the time. I guess it's just that English seems to be a language where grammar mistakes aren't that obvious, or atleast, you can make lots of mistakes and the people still understand what you're saying. np: Godspeed! You Black Emperor - The Dead Flag Blues |
[QUOTE=the2stranger]I agree, knowing that my own grammar is far from correct most of the time.
I guess it's just that English seems to be a language where grammar mistakes aren't that obvious, or atleast, you can make lots of mistakes and the people still understand what you're saying. np: Godspeed! You Black Emperor - The Dead Flag Blues[/QUOTE] I read this paragraph on a site, where every letter of every word were out of place, except for the first and last one. And I you could still read what was written very well. It was realy interesting. |
[QUOTE=Stormrider331]I read this paragraph on a site, where every letter of every word were out of place, except for the first and last one. And I you could still read what was written very well.
It was realy interesting.[/QUOTE] If we're talking about the same thing; I recieved an email a long time ago saying about the same. And how your brains put all these weird letter combiantions in to the right order, so you can still read it. |
[QUOTE=Stormrider331]At home and with familly, I speak french, school and with most of my friends I speak English. Well, at homr, I will usualy mix up the 2 languages, meaning I might make a sentence using English and French words.
French I don't talk properly, I use slang. To be honest, I can't say I'm able to speak proper French.[/QUOTE] Well, internet and TV are predominantly English too. I still think I'm right. =) English is just as hard, a lot of people are just better in it than in French, due to that exposure, so that's why it seems French is harder, because most people just encounter it at school. It's pretty amazing, actually, how fluent a lot of foreigners are in English. Lingua Franca, fo sho. NP: Katastroof - De Flikken "Ik hem ginne schrik van de flikken, van de flikken hee den deze ginne schrik, de flikken die zulle mij ni flikken, de schrik van de flikken zenne kik" Now that's slang. :p [QUOTE]I read this paragraph on a site, where every letter of every word were out of place, except for the first and last one. And I you could still read what was written very well. It was realy interesting.[/QUOTE] Pretty sure that works in most languages, though. NP: Katastroof - Zo zat als 100,000 man |
Jelle:
de flikken = the police? and shouldn't 'Ik hem' be 'Ik heb' |
| All times are GMT -6. The time now is 11:19 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.1
Copyright ©2000 - 2026, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.