another thread by popular demand: lesson de francais.
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maestrocloud said:oui, quand j'etais en france, je parlais francais seulment quand j'etais souee (sp?)
premiere correction de notre lesson: saoule, prononce soule. saoul (prononce sou, pour les hommes), si je me rappelle bien.
maestrocloud said:merci
attention a la gueule de bois.....
maestrocloud said:pourquoi pas le birkbeck? c'est tres simple pour moi et le chat
Parfait!
maestrocloud said:pourquoi pas le birkbeck? c'est tres simple pour moi et le chat
le chat parle francais?
guinnessdrinker said:
C'est moi le chat (ou plutot, la chatte)
SubZeroCat said:
this could be your plein/pleine moment.....
foamy said:i taught perplexis all he knows so can i come too?
or should i say
moi aussi?
mais bien sur, mon cher monsieur/madame.
Ms T said:On pourrait bien rencontrer chez moi avec quelques bouteille de vin (francais, bien sur) -- surtout si tu n'as pas d'argent en ce moment, guinnessdrinker. J'habite Brixton/Herne Hill.
I used to speak pretty good French but it's gone a bit rusty recently.
c'est une tres bonne idee, d'autres eleves potentiels dans le sud?
maestrocloud said:
dans l'est, un probleme.
la chatte peut avoir un sens different..... (mais je ne suis pas sur de l'orthographe correct de cet homonyme).
Mais oui.... I only have a B at GCSE French under my belt, but I would really like to kickstart things again - there's a lot of french people at my university and it would be great to speak to them on their level. It's a great language, but I think I'm still on 'beginner' which doesn't really apply to this threadAgent Sparrow said:
The Beeb has a great free learning resource on its website though, at http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/french/, which is worth a look AS.exleper said:Mais oui.... I only have a B at GCSE French under my belt, but I would really like to kickstart things again - there's a lot of french people at my university and it would be great to speak to them on their level. It's a great language, but I think I'm still on 'beginner' which doesn't really apply to this thread
bienvenue
beginners with basics are welcome, it helps to get slightly inebriated and lose your fear of the language.
le francais reviens tres vite.
perplexis said:Tu as raison- il faut faire attention!
Ca s'ecrit "la chatte" aussi, et en usage commun ca na vraiment qu'un sens- exactement comme "pussy"
chut! SZC vas ecoute!
perplexis said:
Mademoiselle foamy parle bien francais, mais elle sait bien racconter des histoires...!
raconter
non, les erreurs sont tres facile a faire et vite pardonnes
Ms T said:
I think the other spelling (mine) is slightly more ancient (when I was young, zimmer frame and all that
) and may have been superceded by something more akin to modern pronunciation. and I don't know how to write the various accents on these posts.a friday or saturday evening, anyone, in Brixton/Herne Hill?
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