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haha!!!! :w00t: do u actually know what that means!!! lol ^^

Haha he can add "tte" to make that word look more polite... :P Salopette... C'est ça que je faisais quand j'étais petit... "Espèce de salope... pète..." :D

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Bonjour! Je m'appelle Mila, j'adore le langue francais. Mais ma "skills" son très, très nul. (And still I got an A in French. o_o''') Mes parents hablent espagnol et je vive dans la suede. Je pense que l'espagnol m'aidee avec le francais?

J'ai achete un dictionaire francais qui s'appelle Le Petit Larousse, c'est de l'anné 1965. (le nouveau edition c'est trop cher! non?) mais je fais très paresseux pour l'utilizer..... Tu pense que c'etait meilleur avec un dictionare Francais <-> Anglais/Suedois?

Je voudrais practicer mon francais dans un community francais.... Il y a un community comme soompi en francais? Je n'aime pas skyblog/skyrock.... N'importe pas si est de la musique asiate.

Merci mille fois!

PS. Que signifique le mot Salope? xD "Un femme malpopre"?

PS2. If you got time could you please correct some of mistakes? ^^ I don't think I use the right verb most of the time. I think I mix être et avoir?

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Hi I'm french! =)

luzCONTROL_7: Salope means richard simmons lol

I'm gonna correct what you said because I'm bored^^

"Bonjour! Je m'appelle Mila, j'adore le la langue française. Mais mon "skills" (=habillité) son est très, très nul. (And still I got an A in French. o_o''') Mes parents hablent parlent espagnol et je vive vis dans la suede. Je pense que l'espagnol m'aidee avec pour le francais?

J'ai acheté un dictionaire francais qui s'appelle Le Petit Larousse, c'est de l'anné qui date de 1965. (le nouveau edition c'est trop cher! non?) mais je fais suis très trop paresseux pour l'utiliser..... Tu penses que c'etait meilleur c'est mieux avec un dictionare Francais <-> Anglais/Suedois?

Je voudrais practicer pratiquer mon francais dans une communité francaise.... Il y a une communité comme soompi en francais? Je n'aime pas skyblog/skyrock.... N'importe pas si est de la musique asiate.Qu'importe du moment qu'il y ait de la musique asiatique.

Merci mille fois!"

:rolleyes:

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Haha he can add "tte" to make that word look more polite... :P Salopette... C'est ça que je faisais quand j'étais petit... "Espèce de salope... pète..." :D

a ouais lol ^^

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Hi I'm french! =)

luzCONTROL_7: Salope means richard simmons lol

I'm gonna correct what you said because I'm bored^^

:rolleyes:

Hahaha okay

Merci beacoup pour correcter ma text!!! (^u^)

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Pink lemons. : if you want, I can teach and speak with you in french and you will help me in english ^^

If you are interested I can give you my msn in mp ^^

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Merci beaucoup pour correcter ma corriger mon texte !!!

nothing, you're very brave. Especially with such an old dictionary. When I was little, we use the "bled" it was a book to learn grammar.

A difficult thing to understand in english is what "sex" has been given to things. french give sex to things a chair is female

(i don't know the word for "genre" :crazy: ).

Some exemples

In English :

an accident

a Disaster

in French :

an accident (Male)

a disaster (female)

There is a humorist (roland magdane" who think that The person who invented french was very sexist.

http://elyseeb.free.fr/magdane/Piste3.zip

Some links (in french) http://www.francite.net/education/cyberprof/ or http://french.chass.utoronto.ca/fsl161/grammaire.htm

Another question what is the sentence for "De rien"

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salopette :w00t: PTDR !!!

Dit un amis m'a dit qu'une turlutte signifie chez vous un pet. Est ce vrai ?

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Pink lemons. : if you want, I can teach and speak with you in french and you will help me in english ^^

If you are interested I can give you my msn in mp ^^

:D :D

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Aiwei, mp en anglais c'est pm... :P Message Privé -> Private Message. T'as sûrement ajusté le forum en français... ou t'es juste trop habitué... :P Moi je suis nul en "language internet" français... J'ai tout appris en anglais... En fait, je sais même pas c'est quoi "PTDR" (mais je sais c'est quoi les expressions de bases comme "MDR" par exemple hahaha). Quand je vois PTDR, je sais pas pkoi, mais "Péter de rire" a tout suite apparu dans ma tête... HAHAHA...

(i don't know the word for "genre" :crazy: ).

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salopette :w00t: PTDR !!!

Dit un amis m'a dit qu'une turlutte signifie chez vous un pet. Est ce vrai ?

Gender... ;)

Turlutte = Pète? Moi je dirais plutôt que c'est un son de pète mais pas nécessairement un pète... Je suis sûr que ça vient d'un instrument de musique mais... on utilise ce mot pour décrire le son d'un pète... HAHAHA! En Français de France, ça veut dire... "blowjob" eh? :lol: Fellation... Ici, on utilise l'expression "faire une pipe"... :D

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Bravo bonne réponse :w00t: il est phénoménal !!

PTDR = pété de rire ^^

Sinon je suis surpris par la turlutte et oui je savais pour l'autre signification gnarck gnark :phew:

Bonne soirée a tous

Gente dames, beaux messires damoiseaux et damoiselles faites de beaux rêves (enfin dans 6h vu le décalage)

:)

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non je rigolais !!

mais tu débrouille bien, tu écrit bien en francais, sinon tu as quel age

something something...

u write well in french/how old are u...

what else does that say?

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Hahaha lightbringer, je pensais que le P et T étaient des initials... :lol: Ça aurait pu être... je sais pas moi euh... "Puissant toux de rire" hahahaha (Même si ça n'a pas l'air d'avoir de sens) :D

pink lemons. à qui tu parles? :lol:

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french is the nicest sounding language EVER!! i am so glad i went against everyone going "but we live in california, you will never need it" and chose the prettier language rather than boring old spanish!

it is my dream to live in paris within a few years~ i also want to learn italian and russian :>

j'adore francais, mais je ne comprend pas l'utiliser de passé composé et d'imparfait, ou quand les devoir en parler/écriver... c'est trop difficile D:

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Hahaha Italian and Russian... right on the two other languages I've learned... But at the moment, I've stopped learning Russian... Only Italian... No class, only from friends and my sister's boyfriend...

Good luck with your dream... ;) You can do it!

Ça fait du bien quand les gens admirent autant notre language, eh? :P

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Hahaha lightbringer, je pensais que le P et T étaient des initials... :lol: Ça aurait pu être... je sais pas moi euh... "Puissant toux de rire" hahahaha (Même si ça n'a pas l'air d'avoir de sens) :D

pink lemons. à qui tu parles? :lol:

im sucky atm. -_- no idea what a qui means but i speak...

so imma guess you said did i say that? no..

this guy did..

he's helping me with my french with sort of sucks but he was saying basic stuff so i got it all right. T_T

but that sentence is far from basic.

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french is the nicest sounding language EVER!! i am so glad i went against everyone going "but we live in california, you will never need it" and chose the prettier language rather than boring old spanish!

it is my dream to live in paris within a few years~ i also want to learn italian and russian :>

j'adore francais, mais je ne comprend pas l'utiliser de passé composé et d'imparfait, ou quand les devoir en parler/écriver... c'est trop difficile D:

oh, that seriously not true!! it really depends on what region of french. for the most part, Québecois french is absolutely dreadful, especially if you're talking to someone from the Lac St.Jean or Saguennay (sp??) area. their way of speaking sounds so agressive, and littered with so much slang that i find it almost impossible to understand sometimes. I had a few exchange students from france in my classes last semester and apparently the accents are different depending on whether you live in the north of france and the south of france as well. but omg... there was such a big difference between the way my friend's french and the typical Montreal french. her accent was so much more lighter and prettier... i'm so jealose xD

je dois vraiment practiquer mon français. j'ai perdu une tellement grande majorité de mon vocabulaire depuis mes années secondaire que je me considaire anglophone maintenant xD. je ne suis plus parfaitement trilingue :( Ça me prends trop de temps à organiser ce que je veux dire dans ma tête alors je parle prèsque strictment en englais maintenant.

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Oh pink lemons., my bad... I thought you were a French speaker... haha...

"À qui parles-tu?" should be more appropriated for you as a learner then... :P

"Who are you talking to?"

oh, that seriously not true!! it really depends on what region of french. for the most part, Québecois french is absolutely dreadful, especially if you're talking to someone from the Lac St.Jean or Saguennay (sp??) area. their way of speaking sounds so agressive, and littered with so much slang that i find it almost impossible to understand sometimes. I had a few exchange students from france in my classes last semester and apparently the accents are different depending on whether you live in the north of france and the south of france as well. but omg... there was such a big difference between the way my friend's french and the typical Montreal french. her accent was so much more lighter and prettier... i'm so jealose xD

I thought a lot of us were skilled enough to use the France accent... I guess I was wrong... Well I'm one of the minority who can do that then... :ph34r: Probably because I grew up in an international school where I was forced to speak in French of Paris. But still... I saw quite a lot of people who can mimic the French accents...

Lac-St-Jean or Saguenay? Hahaha... :lol: Same crap... "Saguenay-lac-st-jean"...

Yeah, really, as I said earlier in this thread, even Quebeckers themselves may not understand the expressions from other regions of Québec... People who moved a lot around Québec like me know how to understand and communicate with them... Awoé, amène moé donc tou les ezsti d'explessions Québékwèse! M'as toute les tladuire! :)

I admit, Québec French is so ugly but very very entertaining... HAHAHA!

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