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Posted: Thursday May 12th, 2005 19:50 |
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Bele wrote:
Salut,
1. je vis a paris
2. ils sont de NY
3. sais tu jouer de la musique classic?
Salut,
1. je vis a paris
why not moi vis le paris?
"moi vis le paris" would be just as strange as "me living the paris" 
btw rachelle c'est la musique "classique", t'es déjà une vraie anglaise 
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Posted: Thursday May 12th, 2005 19:56 |
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Salut,
1. je vis a paris
why not moi vis le paris?
"moi vis le paris" would be just as strange as "me living the paris"
btw rachelle c'est la musique "classique", t'es déjà une vraie anglaise
huskagee, French Ebonics.
Are you making fun of my french? Lol, I had to try it.
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Posted: Thursday May 12th, 2005 20:00 |
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| no, not at all..i'm pretty impressed, u know a lot of words...keep it up...french isn't that hard
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Posted: Thursday May 12th, 2005 20:08 |
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Not even close.
"Are you kidding me, I know almost nothing about this language" in french please.
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Posted: Thursday May 12th, 2005 20:19 |
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ne blage pas.Je ne connais pas grand chose de cette langue
or
il ne faut pas blager. Je ne le connais pas du tout
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Posted: Thursday May 12th, 2005 20:23 |
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huskagee,
Merci bien de aide!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: Friday May 13th, 2005 11:46 |
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lol, i am so far to be a really english!!! just a bit absebt-minded sometime!"! (classic / classique = same sound in my head!)
Anyway, why not "moi je vis le paris" lol : actually when you talk about a place and a city in this case you dont have too say "the or le". Just the name of the city its enough! Consequently you can say, if you want "moi, je vis paris". and i must admit in our every days language we say very often "moi je..., moi je" but in a formal language "je " is enough.
i heve too say, that is some details and you will pay attention to them when you will practice french very often... if you are in france and say "moi je vis le paris" people will smile (of course!!) but understand. it exactly the same for me, im still making big mistake as she don't like something whereas she doesn't but poeple understand the idea!!!! ( i hope so anyway).
i was wondering why you why you want to learn french, maybe you plan to move down or something. anyway the most important is too well understand the basic rules first (you know how buld a sentence = sujet + verbe + complement) and some useful vocabulary and after listen fench poeple talking, watch tv and things like that and french will come easily to you!!! im saying that because it is how i learn english here.
well, well you probably already know that. i better go back to work!!
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Posted: Friday May 13th, 2005 16:53 |
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how is life in england, rachelle?
and why did u move to lancaster? i'm thinking about moving to london...i'm tired of france..i also consider moving to new york city but it's of course a lil bit more complicated due to greencard and all that visa ish.
what do u say bele?
on the other hand, guess it wont be too hard for me to find a decent american princess to get a greencard, probably in queens..just like coming to america...just playing
i hope that i will get the job with the UN, so i can easily head over to new york
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Posted: Friday May 13th, 2005 18:12 |
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Salut petit parisien!!
i am in lancaster only because my job is just wonderful!!!! actually last year i had my degree (DUT techniques de commercialisation) and after that i wanted to take a break in my studies and learn english!! where i live in poitiers there is a great association which help young people do do a work placement abroad. then they found me a placement in a fairtrade company, in a marketing position. the only problem was the company was in lancaster!!! then i hesitated during a long time and eventually i said yes because i though it cuold be a good experience for me and for my futur carreer!!! and that is it!! i love what i am doing, i am in a wonderful project to end poverty in Madagascar.... and now i am not in a placement anymore i am a real emplyee!! so i changed all plans i had!! life is sometimes amazing!!! and the company want to move in manchester asap, so it will be definately better than here!!!
at the meantime since i am in uk, i really think that live abroad is great, i learn loads of diferents things, meet new people, i love it! and now i just want to discover an other country and the more i think about it, the more i want to move in USA, but doing what ??? that is the question!!!
Anyway, if you can have the chance to leave france, do not hesitate one sec... is too go to see something else. don't think i dont like france, i love france and miss it a lot but i want so much to see the rest of the world!!
bye bye compatriote
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Posted: Friday May 13th, 2005 18:49 |
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| i wanna do my MD in a london uni, if i dont get the job with the UN...i need to see something new, i love new york and i love london and if u are born and raised in paris, there isnt so much in the world that might top that
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Posted: Saturday May 14th, 2005 05:01 |
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Salut huskagee, Rachelle,
Merci!!!!!!!!!!!
Commment allez vous?
Rachelle wrote, "i was wondering why you why you want to learn french"
To be perfectly honest with you, I already know few other languages, it will hance my education goals. I will be finishing school next few yrs, and would like to travel around the world to do community service with non profit organizations in the summer sessions, French West Africa is the first region I have in mind right now. I'm also trying to learn Italian (lived there 6 months, haven't learn anything, all jus what I already knew). With this changing world, languages are very important for interecting with the world communities.
"basic rules first (you know how buld a sentence = sujet + verbe + complement)"
yeah, that's what I'm studying right now.
huskagee, "what do u say bele? on the other hand, guess it wont be too hard for me to find a decent american princess to get a greencard, probably in queens..just like coming to america...just playing i hope that i will get the job with the UN, so i can easily head over to new york"
I say, good luck to you, these days Bush doesn't have no love for the Frenchhhhh!!!!!!!!!.
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Posted: Sunday May 15th, 2005 00:50 |
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My name's Udoka. My family is igbo. 
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Posted: Sunday May 15th, 2005 10:38 |
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My name's Udoka. My family is igbo.
sorry, but i am not so familiar with nigerian names...are u male or female?
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Posted: Tuesday May 17th, 2005 20:06 |
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Here we go!!!!!!!!!
J'aime visiter Afrique.
Je vais instruire maintenant.
Je veux apprendre le petit francais, avant que je vais a Africa.
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Posted: Monday May 23rd, 2005 18:22 |
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Je souis occupe avec mes etudes
Je aurai deux francais de classes a Italien.
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Posted: Monday May 23rd, 2005 21:16 |
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Bele wrote: ANY LANGUAGE IS WELCOME. AH BUDAE MA KO WANI YARE (roughly) HOW DO YOU SAY YA AKI CHAY WA.....
1. WHAT IS YOUR NAME? MAI SUNAN KI(feminine)/KA(masculine)
2. WHERE ARE YOU FROM? DAGA WANI GARI KI/KA KEI?
3. CALL ME. KIRA NI
spellings def'ly messed but some HAUSA FAR START.
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Posted: Monday May 23rd, 2005 22:27 |
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| asasa, two yrs ago, I had class mate who spoke Hausa language, and it sounded very nice.
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Posted: Tuesday May 24th, 2005 16:31 |
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Bele wrote: asasa, two yrs ago, I had class mate who spoke Hausa language, and it sounded very nice.
IT IS INDEED A VERY BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE. DESPITE BEING AFRO-ARABIC, SORRY AFRO-ASIATIC (HENCE EXPECTANTLY STRONG), HAUSA MUST BE SPOKEN SOFTLY. ENJOY
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Posted: Tuesday May 24th, 2005 23:20 |
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asasa wrote: Bele wrote: asasa, two yrs ago, I had class mate who spoke Hausa language, and it sounded very nice.
IT IS INDEED A VERY BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE. DESPITE BEING AFRO-ARABIC (HENCE EXPECTANTLY STRONG), HAUSA MUST BE SPOKEN SOFTLY. ENJOY
Since when did hausa become an afro-arabic language. Some of my grand parents or so were hausa. So please enlighten me. I think you mean afro-asiatic. Thanks in advance
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Posted: Wednesday May 25th, 2005 03:17 |
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Bele wrote: asasa, two yrs ago, I had class mate who spoke Hausa language, and it sounded very nice.
IT IS INDEED A VERY BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE. DESPITE BEING AFRO-ARABIC (HENCE EXPECTANTLY STRONG), HAUSA MUST BE SPOKEN SOFTLY. ENJOY
asasa, I agree, its very beautiful language.
"DESPITE BEING AFRO-ARABIC"  . Do you mean as DP said, Afro-asiantic?
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Posted: Wednesday May 25th, 2005 19:41 |
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Dark Prince86 wrote: asasa wrote: Bele wrote: asasa, two yrs ago, I had class mate who spoke Hausa language, and it sounded very nice.
IT IS INDEED A VERY BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE. DESPITE BEING AFRO-ARABIC (HENCE EXPECTANTLY STRONG), HAUSA MUST BE SPOKEN SOFTLY. ENJOY
Since when did hausa become an afro-arabic language. NO BEEFIN, YOU'RE SO RIGHT IN DEFINITION. MIND AND TYPING NOT IN SYNCH SOMETIMES[OOPS] Some of my grand parents or so were hausa. SO WERE MINE So please enlighten me. WHAT DO YOU WONNA KNOW? I think you mean afro-asiatic. YOU THOUGHT RIGHT Thanks in advance YR WELCOME
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Posted: Friday June 10th, 2005 03:55 |
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| More languages!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: Friday June 10th, 2005 11:38 |
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Bele wrote: ANY LANGUAGE IS WELCOME. HOW DO YOU SAY.....
1. WHAT IS YOUR NAME?
2. WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
3. CALL ME.
FAR START.
1. wah yuh name? or weh yuh name?
2. whoosh paa' yuh come fram? or weh yuh come fram?
3. call mi
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Posted: Monday June 13th, 2005 08:44 |
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Bele wrote: ANY LANGUAGE IS WELCOME. HOW DO YOU SAY.....
1. WHAT IS YOUR NAME?
2. WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
3. CALL ME.
FAR START.
1. wah yuh name? or weh yuh name?
2. whoosh paa' yuh come fram? or weh yuh come fram?
3. call mi
Wah Weh Whoosh, very interesting!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: Tuesday June 14th, 2005 14:41 |
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I speak Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, Mandrin(Chinaese), A liitle french
How you say
What's you name in Urdu for anyone who wants to know
1)-Tom mara num kya ha
Where You From
2)-Tom Ka Sa Ayi Ho
Call Me
3)-Moja Phone Kar Na
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