French, anyone?
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Mmm, escargot....
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hahahaOriginally posted by FireIce:australian kiss leh?
down under!
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indian kiss bery tiringOriginally posted by BaByBoY:hahaha
anything but indian kiss
mus chase around the trees 1st them can kiss -
worse thing is the strangers from no where have to pop in and dance alongOriginally posted by FireIce:indian kiss bery tiring
mus chase around the trees 1st them can kiss -
Talking about this...do you already know how to type in the odd characters?
ö ô é ç -
hehe i was wondering abt dat...how to get dat using the keyboard? i used to know em but then forgot le...Originally posted by Kuali Baba:Talking about this...do you already know how to type in the odd characters?
ö ô é ç
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Hold the ALT key, press the keys in the number pad and then release. As for the numbers...0192 to 0222 for capital letters and 0223 to 0255 for the small ones.Originally posted by icyprincess:hehe i was wondering abt dat...how to get dat using the keyboard? i used to know em but then forgot le...
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0223 for ß (You use this in German)
0231 for ç
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thanksOriginally posted by Kuali Baba:Hold the ALT key, press the keys in the number pad and then release. As for the numbers...0192 to 0222 for capital letters and 0223 to 0255 for the small ones.
0223 for ß (You use this in German)
0231 for ç
Have fun exploring!
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so who else want to learn French? Now I have learned some of the verbs oledi...including gender differentiation...cos the French actually "gender-ized" the items like chair is considered "feminine" and book is considered "masculine"...so they attached different definite and indefinite articles to it...
anyone interested in learning more?
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moiOriginally posted by icyprincess:so who else want to learn French? Now I have learned some of the verbs oledi...including gender differentiation...cos the French actually "gender-ized" the items like chair is considered "feminine" and book is considered "masculine"...so they attached different definite and indefinite articles to it...
anyone interested in learning more?
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i mentioned this in page 1 oredi rite?Originally posted by icyprincess:so who else want to learn French? Now I have learned some of the verbs oledi...including gender differentiation...cos the French actually "gender-ized" the items like chair is considered "feminine" and book is considered "masculine"...so they attached different definite and indefinite articles to it...
anyone interested in learning more?
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what do you want to learn?Originally posted by InnoHippo:moi
I know all the basic greetings now
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alamak, need french to order at delifrance...usually i tell the auntie kopi ji puay...
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jus dun say Quiche as "quickie" can liaoOriginally posted by laurence82:alamak, need french to order at delifrance...usually i tell the auntie kopi ji puay... -
Originally posted by FireIce:jus dun say Quiche as "quickie" can liao
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alamak, french love is long and deep..they despise americans, who do quickie...
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good and very good ( in French ) = ?????Originally posted by icyprincess:what do you want to learn?
I know all the basic greetings now
i.c.y
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very good is tres bien..Originally posted by InnoHippo:good and very good ( in French ) = ?????
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merciOriginally posted by icyprincess:very good is tres bien..
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De rienOriginally posted by InnoHippo:merci
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merci = meh si = faster die
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Originally posted by FireIce:merci = meh si = faster die
i tink it is pronounced as mel-ci.
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je m'appelle = zhong ma piao
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very interesting way of remmebering thisOriginally posted by FireIce:je m'appelle = zhong ma piao
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comment allez-vous = gan ma da lao hu