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sk8Joyful · Oct 23, 2005

Bon jour
I am wondering: is there anyone in this French-forum, who (like the 2 wonderful people over in the German-forum)
*enjoys* chatting in French, helping others to learn this language better...
As you can see by my history-to-date, I've been buzzzy (LL) learning languages as fast as I can:

2. Deutsch =13-years, together with
3. Russisch=o4-years (can only recall 1 sentence now, lol)
4. English..=39-years
5. Spanish.=o1-year ...(got too-bored with it, for now)
6. Latein...=o2-years (slept thru it, in Hi-school)
7. F[SIZE=-1]ranzoesisch=o2-[/SIZE]years[SIZE=-1] lived in Quebec, Canada
8. [/SIZE]Medical-= 32years: worked as a nurse
9. Counseling= 7 years [SIZE=-1]
&
10. Hebrew : am just starting now...
&
I wanna learn EVERY-other language as well...

THANK YOU, very much, for any Help you are willingly providing...

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raphink · Oct 25, 2005

Another language fan!
I love learning languages In the last 10 years, i've been busy learning german, english, latin, russian, polish, swedish, spanish, portuguese, dutch, hebrew and more
If you want to share, you can contact me through IM. See my CF profile

sk8Joyful · Oct 25, 2005

raphink said:
Another language fan!
I love learning languages.
In the last 10 years, i've been busy learning german, english, latin, russian, polish, swedish, spanish, portuguese, dutch, hebrew and more
If you want to share, you can contact me through IM. See my CF profile

Yes,
Thank You

m4ttl · Oct 26, 2005

BONJOUR tout le monde...
je peux parler un peu de francais...et je vais faire un controle de francais demain. Ou habites-tu? J'habite en Nouvelle-Zelande ou beacoup de gens parler anglais, et je suis chinois/neo zelandais. Je suis ne dans la nouvelle-zelande, et il y a du vent. au revoir...je suis tombe dans un trou profond.

lol, random french sayings, im just practicing cos i hav a french test tomoro...hope i do well, cya...should be studying tho.

kwanseemun · Oct 26, 2005

^ hahaha...ah ok, je me dirais que c'était un peu aléatoire (< ???)...

Canadian75 · Nov 5, 2005

sk8Joyful said:
Bon jour
I am wondering: is there anyone in this French-forum, who (like the 2 wonderful people over in the German-forum) *enjoys* chatting with a French-newbie, helping others to learn this language better...
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I'm not a newbie....but I'm REALLY rusty. I was wondering the same thing.

Peace.

Colabomb · Nov 12, 2005

Je suis élève de français aussi. J'aime parler le Français avec le natuerels. Il a été un grande aide. Mon Français est trés cassé. Je souvent montre le dictionnaire.

sk8Joyful · Nov 12, 2005

kwanseemun · Nov 12, 2005

heheh, why don't you do some speaking in french yourself, Sk8Joyful?

btw,

Colabomb said:
Colabomb said:

Je suis élève de français aussi.

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You were raised in the French-language, yes?

what he means there is that he is also a student of the French language. élève=student, elevé=raised, although he should have used étudiant rather than élève

Colabomb said:
Je souvent montre le dictionnaire.

the verb "montre" means to show, which would make the sentence "I often show the dictionary". I think you're trying to say I must often look in the dictionary? Je dois souvent chercher dans le dictionnaire. chercher=to look for something, the dois is there because it is a conjugation of the verb "devoir", meaning "must" or to have to....

sk8Joyful · Nov 13, 2005

kwanseemun said:
heheh,
why don't you do some speaking in french yourself, Sk8Joyful?

Well, 3 reasons:
1. I haven't figured-out *yet* how the use our key-board to type the 'non-english' Letters,
like the German=ä, ö, ü, ß=ss //& the French = français, & élève. So,
would you tell me I am wrong without these marks on my letters?

raphink · Nov 13, 2005

sk8Joyful said:
Well, 3 reasons:
1. I haven't figured-out *yet* how the use our key-board to type the 'non-english' Letters,
like the German=ä, ö, ü, ß=ss //& the French = français, & élève. So,
would you tell me I am wrong without these marks on my letters?

Well in the present case, it was not a problem with you not using accents on letters. Rather you ignored the accents that were put on letters in the sentence written by Colabomb, which led you to misunderstanding what he wanted to say.
Indeed : `élève' does not mean the same thing at all as `élevé'.

Colabomb · Nov 13, 2005

kwanseemun said:
heheh, why don't you do some speaking in french yourself, Sk8Joyful?

btw,

what he means there is that he is also a student of the French language. élève=student, elevé=raised, although he should have used étudiant rather than élève

the verb "montre" means to show, which would make the sentence "I often show the dictionary". I think you're trying to say I must often look in the dictionary? Je dois souvent chercher dans le dictionnaire. chercher=to look for something, the dois is there because it is a conjugation of the verb "devoir", meaning "must" or to have to....
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Oui, Merci

sk8Joyful · Nov 13, 2005

kwanseemun · Nov 13, 2005

umm, sorry, but I think raphink was just trying to help, not prejudge you....

sk8Joyful · Nov 13, 2005

Colabomb · Nov 13, 2005

Actually, I think she meant the more innocent meaning of ignore.

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