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alexandra AM someone special :P


Number of posts: 2735 Age: 24 Residence: Romania Registration date: 2006-03-27
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Sun 7 Oct - 23:53 | |
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Lana AM dear sestrichka


Number of posts: 3352 Age: 21 Residence: Employed! And soon to be working full-time!!! :) Registration date: 2006-03-27
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Sun 7 Oct - 23:57 | |
| | Marina wrote: | No, it's only a Québec thing, we don't use it in France . But I love these expressions . Did you learn them at school or with friends from Quebec ? I'm sure I would enjoy a lot your French, a mix between French from France and French from Québec . |
Ha! I knew it. hehe. "Blonde" and "chum" just sound soooo Québecois. I actually learned these words from my friend who was going to a French school in Ottawa. I like them a lot, they're fun to say. hehe.  I would imagine that my French must be quite a strange mix. 
| Quote: | | In France, we can misunderstand sometimes, because we can use, for a boyfriend, the word "mon copain", or "ma copine" for a girlfriend, and that means "my friend". |
I'd forgotten about "copain"/"copine"!!! It's kind of funny that the word can mean both things! I lurrrrrve French.  |
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Lana AM dear sestrichka


Number of posts: 3352 Age: 21 Residence: Employed! And soon to be working full-time!!! :) Registration date: 2006-03-27
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Sun 7 Oct - 23:59 | |
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Marina AM notre tite & always drunken


Number of posts: 1787 Age: 23 Residence: France Registration date: 2006-04-25
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Tue 23 Oct - 0:57 | |
| A tiny lesson for people who don't speak French yet, and then, I'm planning a slang lesson, especially for Lana  . Well, let's go... Lesson 8 : negative form To put a verb at the negative form, you have to add 2 words. ' ne' before the verb, and ' pas' after. Exemples : Je ne parle pas français (do you remember this one Alex ?  ) --> I don't speak French Je ne sais pas nager --> I can't swim (I'm sorry about the exemples, but I don't have a lot of ideas  ). And of course, you learn French, so there are exceptions  . When the first letter of the verb is a vowel, ne becomes n' (because French language doesn't like a vowel at the end of a word, when the word that follows begins by another vowel, there are a lot of exemples, different cases, like that). Exemples : Je n'aime pas les courgettes --> I don't like zucchinis (which is aboslutely wrong, of course  ). Je n'écris pas sur le forum --> I'm not writing on the board Well, I think it's OK and I haven't forgotten anything. If I have, Lana will tell me  And if somebody has any question, just ask  _________________  |
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Marina AM notre tite & always drunken


Number of posts: 1787 Age: 23 Residence: France Registration date: 2006-04-25
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Tue 23 Oct - 1:05 | |
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*MAGic diable* AM crazy admin


Number of posts: 4272 Age: 21 Residence: starting catching up here again:) good, eh?:) missed you all so much! <3 Registration date: 2006-03-25
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Thu 25 Oct - 16:42 | |
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Lana AM dear sestrichka


Number of posts: 3352 Age: 21 Residence: Employed! And soon to be working full-time!!! :) Registration date: 2006-03-27
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Thu 25 Oct - 19:09 | |
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Marina AM notre tite & always drunken


Number of posts: 1787 Age: 23 Residence: France Registration date: 2006-04-25
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Thu 25 Oct - 19:21 | |
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Lana AM dear sestrichka


Number of posts: 3352 Age: 21 Residence: Employed! And soon to be working full-time!!! :) Registration date: 2006-03-27
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Thu 25 Oct - 19:50 | |
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*MAGic diable* AM crazy admin


Number of posts: 4272 Age: 21 Residence: starting catching up here again:) good, eh?:) missed you all so much! <3 Registration date: 2006-03-25
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Fri 26 Oct - 12:40 | |
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*MAGic diable* AM crazy admin


Number of posts: 4272 Age: 21 Residence: starting catching up here again:) good, eh?:) missed you all so much! <3 Registration date: 2006-03-25
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Fri 26 Oct - 12:43 | |
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*MAGic diable* AM crazy admin


Number of posts: 4272 Age: 21 Residence: starting catching up here again:) good, eh?:) missed you all so much! <3 Registration date: 2006-03-25
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Fri 26 Oct - 12:43 | |
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Lana AM dear sestrichka


Number of posts: 3352 Age: 21 Residence: Employed! And soon to be working full-time!!! :) Registration date: 2006-03-27
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Fri 26 Oct - 13:32 | |
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Marina AM notre tite & always drunken


Number of posts: 1787 Age: 23 Residence: France Registration date: 2006-04-25
 | Subject: Re: French Lessons Fri 26 Oct - 13:55 | |
| | *MAGic diable* wrote: | I use "copain/copine" and "mon amoureux" mostly Mon amoureux is my favourite way to call a boyfriend !! Not just because *she* calls her boyfriend that way but just because I love the way it sounds.. I like "mon cheri", too |
I like "mon amoureux" too, it's maybe the cutest way to call a boyfriend. "mon chéri" is cute too
Hehe, I like this topic, because with you, I realize how beautiful words we have in French language . I don't notice them every day, because I'm used to tell them, but with you who learn French, it's different, I realize sounds, etc... Thank you ! 
| Quote: | Btw, just after our convo about that here I "met" "mon petit ami" in "Ou es-tu ?" loool  |
Yay ! That means that my French lessons are useful, even for you !
| Quote: | "Petit ami" for russians.. it's their pet looooooooool |
Really ?!? So, don't call your "amoureux" that way, your family would think that you have a date with your dog !  _________________  |
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