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I can count to 39, as I can't remember what 40 is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xaven
I DID learn the alphabet, and knew it perfectly, but as we were top set my teacher said we could learn Spanish for a second language ontop of French, so I learnt the Spanish alphabet too, so I just get them mixed up.
Oui, un peu. Je l'ai etudé au college pour quatre anneés. C'était ennuyeux quand je l'ai fait, mais maintenant :-( je la manque!
Too many tenses and irregulars ;_; and I'm forgetting four years of slaving and moaning
I learned french for about 4 years and really enjoyed it. However, a month out of school and I pretty much completely forgot everything I learned and can now barely make a sentence! In english or french!
J'aime mieux parler la langue francais(I do not know how to do accents in osx :(). Je suis prendre une cours de francais a maintenant, mais je ne sais pas que je dois continue en la cours parce que c'est une cours tres difficile et je n'ai etudiee pas la langue pour une anee, et j'ai oubliee beaucoup de mots ou j'ai leurs remplace avec les mots d'espangol.
c'est tres horrible :(
Oui. J'étais dans une programme d'immersion depuis l'école primaire. En tout cas, je n'utilise pas mon français souvent donc ma française est une peu faible comparé à d'autre. En tout cas fais environ 15 année que je suis capable de parler en français, mais j'avait seulement étudie la langue pour 12 année. Aussi, toute la famille paternelle sur la côté de ma grandmama est français-canadien.
Sorry for the typos...I haven't written in French in ages. x-x
yes i speak french. i live in canada. we all speak french.
aussi, il y a des oiseaux dans ma fenetre.
Oui, un peu, mais j'oublie tous la grammaire.
Your french is really good. :]Quote:
Originally Posted by The Summoner of Leviathan
Yes and no.
Thanks. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by KyriYour french is really good. :]Quote:
Originally Posted by The Summoner of Leviathan
BTW I swear in French quite a bit, almost more than I swear in English.
Also, forty in French is "quarante". I can count as high as I need to in French though I forget what comes after "milliard". Oddly enough, sometimes at work when I am counting things I start counting in French (which is odd since I used to count in English even when doing math in French).
I know some very common phrases and words that have actually been pretty helpful the times I've been to Paris. I have no idea how to write it, and reading it is also somewhat difficult, which is mainly because I've never taken French class in school.
El No-ies
Your accent is terrible http://www.videogamesprites.net/Fina...%20Worried.gif