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J'ai déja "fait un poste" (?) à propos de ce, mais j'ai encore besoin d'aide. Est-ce qu'il y a des bandes français, qui chantent en français? Je ne peux pas en trouver en ligne ,mais je peux trouver beaucoup de bandes allemagnes et des autres. Merci. (Sorry, my French has slipped over summer :( )

Whoops, *"if it's possible". I know the gist of the first sentence.

:| What? If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you translate that for me, word for word, it it's possible? If the posts have to be "yn Gymraeg", then maybe you could send it to me in a message, if it's not too much trouble?

Rydw i yn dysgu C(g?)ymraeg ar hyn o bryd. But, I don't know much, althought, with the help of a dictionary, I could pretty easily translate what you guys are saying.

Does anybody know Greenlandic? I would just like to know some info about it, and maybe get some lyrics translated that I got from a friend from Greenland.

Je pense que tu parle des "aspects" du verbe: le parfait et l'imparfait. Comme tu as dit, le verbe change complètement. Par exemple: "попадать" veux dire "frapper" (le parfait), mais "попасть" (l'imparfait)...

Voilà le site. En suite, cliquez "télécharger des mp3 gratuit" et la chanson est là. Mais, je ne pense pas que le site indique qui la chante.

Alors, y a-t-il une différence entre les phrases "Où se trouve le cinéma?" et "où est le cinéma?" ?

Je connais ces paroles: "par ton sang, tu as payé le prix pour ma vie....par ton sang, tu as payé le prix de ma vie".

Quelle est la différence entre "être" et "se trouver"? Quand les utilise-t-on? ( Corrigez mes fautes, s'il vous plaît).

Sait-quelqu'un le chanson "Par Ton Sang"? La chanson est à mon ordinateur, mais je ne sais pas qui l'a chanté; et, je ne peux pas la trouver en ligne. Merci pour toute aide, et, corrigez-moi si j'ai des fautes, s'il vous plaît.

I have a question: how is the spiritual life of a Muslim? Just in general will be fine for now.

Hm, j'ai utilisé le subjonctif quand il n'était pas necessaire...Mon Français est mauvais, désolé. J'ai probablement dit ce post mauvais. Je veux apprende français, mais mon école ne m'enseigne pas beaucoup.

That's cool that you can understand each other. I don't think America's too bad when it comes to regional accents, usually different regions just have completely different words for everything. But, in the deep south, it's definitely hard to understand what they're saying. I know that Great...

Je crois que j'aie déja fait ce post, mais, le voilà. Il y a des Français qui parleraient à moi à MSN Messenger? Corrigez-moi si j'ai des fautes, s'il vous plait!

I would very much like to go on a mission's trip to France. I want to go there anyway, and love the French langauge. Hmm, maybe that's the purpose for my loving the language so much.....

Ah, as for the stiff jaw thing, my impression is that the French don't move their jaws as much as Americans do. For example, "ai"(or "é") is more open in English, having more of a "y" sound at the end of it. There's definitely a difference between the French and the American "ai". Plus, our lips...

So, do Muslims believe in the Bible, but just don't believe that Jesus is God?

I have a question: what religion was Mohammed a part of before he supposedly received the Qur'an? Wasn't it the angel Michael that gave him the message? So was Mohammed Jewish--since he believed in Michael as a messenger angel? I'm just wondering, because he'd have to have had believed in some...

Thanks a lot for the translation, it makes sense now.