Speak about everything and nothing...

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CitationOK thank you very much Noname19!!
And I have a question for you!What is the subject of Diversi??Your forum!!
The subject of our forum is everything!

Citationlol!!Mymy you said:My english is bad...

But I think your English is better then many people in this topic!! :P
Better then my english (en tout cas)!

How we said en tout cas in English!!

Thanks for the answer!!
En tout cas, I think it's "however" or "anyway", as you wish :P
My english is not bad, but I'm a real newbie in grammary and conjugaison (?:P)

CitationI wanna improve. :D
Thanks :bisou: I remember that now :)

Grammar for Grammaire. (Not Grammary)
Conjugaison, I don't know how to say this :unsure:

(Bah kouwâ! I'm not perfect! :lol:)

Lo0ol!!Mopitcheau that's what you are(a teacher) :P

No that's a joke :D

Thank you for the answer!!
So I don't wil forget the *anyway* :P  
It's getting harder and harder these days, but I'll figh and I'll keep incresing my tricking skillz.


Vive Solarus!!!

10 Février 2005 à 07:33 #54 Dernière édition: 10 Février 2005 à 07:37 par Geomaster
Je pense qu'en anglais on ne parle pas de conjugaison mais de temps. Généralement, dans vos cours d'anglais, vous verrez "Tenses and grammar" (même si la traduction littérale de conjugaison existe).

Pour Gab : I don't will forget ... ?  :wacko: I won't forget.

Pour Mymy : En tout cas = anyway. However signifie "pourtant" alors qu'anyway signifie "de toute façon" (Synonyme donc de "De toute manière", "en tout cas" ...). However pourrait être employé dans ce genre de cas mais ça marquerait plus une contradiction par rapport à la phrase à laquelle il se rapporte.

Thank you very much my Lord  :god:

(vives les corrections  :D )

This topic makes me remember my english classes... beuh... :wacko:  I prefer speaking english with you, it's funnier.  :) When you're at school, classes are boring and you always want to sleep...  <_<
So... Of what can we talk about ? <- Is my sentence right? :mellow: I'm keen on english but I don't speak it very well...  :(
Do you love english at school ? Would you want the teachers teach us enough english ?
I don't know if my sentences are rights ! Sorry !  :cry3:  

"Of what can we talk about" should be "What can we talk about"
You don't need to put "of".

I don't speak English but I sometimes try, I love English :wub: but, in my opinion, it's hard (not very hard).
I think it's a good idea to speak sometimes English.
Thanks! ;)  

Me voici de retour.

Thank you so much Mopitcheau !  ;) I was not very sure about the sense of this sentence!
Aaaah ! Speaking english with friends !  :D What a wonderfull pleasure !!!  :wub:  

I'm a question:
-Do you speak sometimes, often, never or always English?

Me, I sometimes speak with my friends English, because, we love English.
In England, they speak "bizarrement", they have got a family language.
Example:
You's (is) very nice.
You're (are) very nice.

Me voici de retour.

CitationDo you love english at school ? Would you want the teachers teach us enough english ?
I don't have english in my school because it's a "Centre de Formation d'Apprentis" so we learn juste the professional lesson (like biology, flower composition, ...) and for sure we have : french, history, geography, maths, physic...
They proposed English courses so I wanted to register but after that I discovered that it was just about doing some homework at home then I gave up...
I miss english lessons  :cry3:

Citationthey speak "bizarrement"
I know that "bizarre" is "weird" or "strange" in english and me, i say "it's weirdy!!!" :P

Me, I speak sometimes English. I find this language is cool. For example: We say like in French, The Lengend of Zelda, it's cooler than "La Legende de Zelda" ,  and we say "Metal Gear Solid" instead of "L'équipement solide de métal" (lol) English is currently in our lives, that what I think  ;)

Sorry, I go up the topic  :o 

Elle est géniale! Merci à Chuck!
11/04/05:Encore 60 messages et je suis Tokay...Euh zut, être tout vert c'est pas vraiment génial en fin de compte!
20/09/05 : Je suis Tokay! Vivement Goron!

Citation de: Mymy le 11 Février 2005 à 20:56
Citationthey speak "bizarrement"
I know that "bizarre" is "weird" or "strange" in english and me, i say "it's weirdy!!!" :P

Bizarre exists in English so nothing prevents you from using it ;)

Is English class a choice for you in France ? :unsure: 'Cause here, in Quebec, we start learning English at 8 and it's mandatory... ;)

You live in Québec ? Interressant...  ^_^
I think that you learn english before us because your country speaks english (majoritarely :P). In France, we have many country around so we can choose what we like to learn. But we have to learn 2 languages minimum so we don't learn english very hard. By the way, you can understand when I write many mistakes :P
In canada, the english is very important, in your job but in your life too. But in France, french people doesn't matter the english... (Without strangers and good people lol :))
I miss the english 'cause in my class, we don't lean that  :cry3:
But this summer, i'll go to Orlando  :D

P.S. If you want to correct (corriger? :P) me, you can ;)

Citation de: Lord Ganondorf le 07 Juillet 2005 à 21:33
Is English class a choice for you in France ? :unsure: 'Cause here, in Quebec, we start learning English at 8 and it's mandatory... ;)

I think it depends on where you are at school, even in France. I started English class when I was 9 and English has always been a mandatory class for me. Now I'm 22 and English is still mandatory.

In Belgium, English is a facultative language. In some schools, we learn English at 12. In others schools, we learn English at 14 in addition to Dutch (Nederlands).

I learn to speak english when I play english video games, the only game I played in french it's Zelda A Link To The Past. And after all there is my teacher.. You know i'm in a special english class.. But now it's finished th 6th grade i will go to leaval!! (Leaval 1)..

I fait pas Inglish ! I pige que d'alle :/ !!(I'ts flood, no ?)

 :non: :non: :non: :rocket: :paf: :rocket: 


I am not English. France attitude!
Les français = "vous anglais ? Pas englais, un peu, avant rein cassé sur l'aile gauche du phare...
Englais them = "Vosu are French? I believed that this suget rots spoke english? France attitude = not.


Hey, you "Big Bro", if you have only this to say, better don't post at all :p
I study English since I'm 6 years old, I'm pretty fluent and sometimes we speak English with my brother (if we don't want mom to understand us ^^)

08 Juillet 2005 à 20:40 #72 Dernière édition: 10 Juillet 2005 à 22:20 par Mymy
I would like to be like you SaniOKh ! You're lucky ! You speak english very well :) And I know you're a bilingual boy ( :D). Would you like to be a translator in the future ?  :D
Anyway !

Hey Guys, if you don't understand what we are saying, don't post here. (Je sais même pas si ma phrase est juste :P)
Traduc : Les gars, si vous ne comprenez rien à ce qu'on raconte, pas la peine de poster ici :P
I know you say that before me SaniOKh but I think like you ;)

(Vive mon anglais pourri :P)

You speak very well English. I do not have a good English but I try to have a good quality of my English. I am good to read English but I am not good for the others things in English. I live in the Quebec and I learn English. I want train my English in this topic.
I hope increase the quality of my English.

Thank you.

Citation de: Mymy le 08 Juillet 2005 à 20:40
(Vive mon anglais pourri :P)

But non your anglais is not pourri at all voyons...  ^_^

11 Juillet 2005 à 11:02 #75 Dernière édition: 11 Juillet 2005 à 11:05 par Dr. Hannibal
This topic is well-coming, 'cause I'm driving to England in a few days, so it would be very usefull to me to train a bit, wouldn't it ?

Mymy, I'm not bilingual, but trilingual :) (Russian-French-English)
I don't know why do you say your English sucks... it doesn't suck at all, I didn't find any mistakes :)

Dr.Hannibal... you're going to England... what a lucky guy ^^. I wish I would go there one day.

Citation de: Geomaster le 09 Juillet 2005 à 01:25
But non your anglais is not pourri at all voyons...  ^_^
CitationI don't know why do you say your English sucks... it doesn't suck at all, I didn't find any mistakes
I said that because I spent a lot of time on it to put the right sentences :P

CitationMymy, I'm not bilingual, but trilingual
I know you speaks 3 languages but I didn't know if "trilingual" exist. I learn many words here :)


Good trip Dr.Hannibal ! Have fun ;) I've been in England 3 years ago... Nice trip :) You'll go alone ? Or with your family ? Or an association ? Me, it was with EF  ^_^

At Mymy: I don't know if the word trilingual exist. It is on the French-English dictionnary Harrap's but it is not on the Riverside Webster's English dictionnary. The word exist in French.

This summer, I don't practice my English because I went in Ontario(English province)with my parents during one week and this summer I don't go in Ontario.

Trilingual exists. More than 3 languages = polyglot.

I did not read all the topic but what about talking about our first experience with English language ?

I first discovered English by playing to the Legend of Zelda. I used to play with my dictionnary on my knees just to understand what "It's too dangerous to go alone. Take this sword" meant.

OK, I stop lying, I speak four languages fluently: I never mention the Ukrainian because Russian and Ukrainian are too much alike.

My first English experience was related to video games too ^^ (and to the music my brother used to listen when I was little) .

I know English language because I live in the Province of Quebec and the video games are in English. No traduction. English only. It has a another reason. It was because me and my mother listened The Price Is Right, an English television programme. Now , it because of the English course.