Lukeh Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 weat. catozsankthats how u say them but not sure how to spell it 44654[/snapback] That must be the worst atempt to spell some thing in french. I believ it is Huit cautoz 44655[/snapback] That's just as bad! huit heures quartorze if I remember correctly - although it was 5 years ago now 44662[/snapback] Your correct huit heure quatorze is right!! Good memory!! Bonus point if someone remembers the name for apple! 44664[/snapback] You're actually all wrong... huit heures quattorze is 8:14! 8:15 is either 'huit heures quinze' [wit uhh cans] or 'huit heures quart' [wit uhh car] 44692[/snapback] Oh my god your right aswell! Dammit!! bit of a smile!
Anish Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 weat. catozsankthats how u say them but not sure how to spell it 44654[/snapback] That must be the worst atempt to spell some thing in french. I believ it is Huit cautoz 44655[/snapback] That's just as bad! huit heures quartorze if I remember correctly - although it was 5 years ago now 44662[/snapback] Your correct huit heure quatorze is right!! Good memory!! Bonus point if someone remembers the name for apple! 44664[/snapback] You're actually all wrong... huit heures quattorze is 8:14! 8:15 is either 'huit heures quinze' [wit uhh cans] or 'huit heures quart' [wit uhh car] 44692[/snapback] Well done Shen - it does bring back (fading) memories now I got an A* in my French GCSE too - back in the day when they weren't giving out As for fun!
Benji Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 i got an A from pure luck still, not bad for my lowest but 2 grade was funny in the exam.... my first 4 answers were F, E, C, K respectively when i read that just chuckled to mysef and thought...im screwed!
Benji Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 our listening was half and half same with the written but there was fair bit of long written answers at the back which u needed to get right for high grade plus theres loads of coursework
Ash Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 I was never good at French at school , I always had that attitude " I'm not French ,why do i need to speak it " ....Bad attitude really but it was the truth
shen Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 weat. catozsankthats how u say them but not sure how to spell it 44654[/snapback] That must be the worst atempt to spell some thing in french. I believ it is Huit cautoz 44655[/snapback] That's just as bad! huit heures quartorze if I remember correctly - although it was 5 years ago now 44662[/snapback] Your correct huit heure quatorze is right!! Good memory!! Bonus point if someone remembers the name for apple! 44664[/snapback] You're actually all wrong... huit heures quattorze is 8:14! 8:15 is either 'huit heures quinze' [wit uhh cans] or 'huit heures quart' [wit uhh car] 44692[/snapback] Well done Shen - it does bring back (fading) memories now I got an A* in my French GCSE too - back in the day when they weren't giving out As for fun! 44700[/snapback] I'm born and raised in Belgium and only moved away last year, so it would be embarrassing if I didn't know things like this
Steven Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 weat. catozsankthats how u say them but not sure how to spell it 44654[/snapback] That must be the worst atempt to spell some thing in french. I believ it is Huit cautoz 44655[/snapback] That's just as bad! huit heures quartorze if I remember correctly - although it was 5 years ago now 44662[/snapback] Your correct huit heure quatorze is right!! Good memory!! Bonus point if someone remembers the name for apple! 44664[/snapback] Is it morning (du matin) or evening(du soir)? :w00t:
shen Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 weat. catozsankthats how u say them but not sure how to spell it 44654[/snapback] That must be the worst atempt to spell some thing in french. I believ it is Huit cautoz 44655[/snapback] That's just as bad! huit heures quartorze if I remember correctly - although it was 5 years ago now 44662[/snapback] Your correct huit heure quatorze is right!! Good memory!! Bonus point if someone remembers the name for apple! 44664[/snapback] Is it morning (du matin) or evening(du soir)? :w00t: 44744[/snapback] Actually over on the European mainland we use the 24 hour clock instead of AM/PM ... so if it were correct, this is in the morning... otherwise it would be 'vingt heures quinze' But that's being picky... your point is well valid, Steven
Benji Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 ok, first sentence i've copnstructed in a few months Je pense que, parle le francais c'est tres dificile parce que c'est ennuyeux apprend?? i think that, talking french is very hard because it is boring to learn?? (i think apprendre is the verb for to learn?) my problem was, i wud say what i wanted to write in english first, then translate it into french so my syntax would be dodgy hated learning new languages just couldn't get my head around it!
shen Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 ok, first sentence i've copnstructed in a few monthsJe pense que, parle le francais c'est tres dificile parce que c'est ennuyeux apprend?? i think that, talking french is very hard because it is boring to learn?? (i think apprendre is the verb for to learn?) my problem was, i wud say what i wanted to write in english first, then translate it into french so my syntax would be dodgy hated learning new languages just couldn't get my head around it! 44771[/snapback] Je trouve que parler le francais est très difficile, parce que c'est ennuyeux àapprendre French >< English is a classic 'argument'... French people hate English and are reluctant to learn other languages, and vice versa for the English speaking people...
Samu Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 ok, first sentence i've copnstructed in a few monthsJe pense que, parle le francais c'est tres dificile parce que c'est ennuyeux apprend?? i think that, talking french is very hard because it is boring to learn?? (i think apprendre is the verb for to learn?) my problem was, i wud say what i wanted to write in english first, then translate it into french so my syntax would be dodgy hated learning new languages just couldn't get my head around it! 44771[/snapback] Try learning Chinese, the word ma means Mum, Horse, Buy and Sell but for each word you use a different tone. How crap is that? And also x is pronounced sh and zh is pronounced j. I'll stop now
Guest Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 I took French at GCSE, did a year of German, can understand some written Spanish, and barely speak English. I would love to learn to speak Welsh. Anyone who has ever been to North Wales should understand why.
Vocal-Legend!! Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 i was good at oral* (ooopppsss spelling!)...... but got disracted as our french teachers were absolutely gorgeous!!! all about 20 somthing with lovely doofers!!!
Benji Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 ok, first sentence i've copnstructed in a few monthsJe pense que, parle le francais c'est tres dificile parce que c'est ennuyeux apprend?? i think that, talking french is very hard because it is boring to learn?? (i think apprendre is the verb for to learn?) my problem was, i wud say what i wanted to write in english first, then translate it into french so my syntax would be dodgy hated learning new languages just couldn't get my head around it! 44771[/snapback] Je trouve que parler le francais est très difficile, parce que c'est ennuyeux àapprendre French >< English is a classic 'argument'... French people hate English and are reluctant to learn other languages, and vice versa for the English speaking people... 44796[/snapback] not bad got the basics :w00t:
Jonesy_rules Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 Benji,m you not been paying attention in class? Shame didn't read this earlier when with the lovely g/f, she would of been able to tell you loads, but at the mo. she's in French AS Level class
Benji Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 , i had the desire not to choose it at a level didn't understand a word when i WAS doing it as a lesson let alone now!
Jonesy_rules Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 i didn't have the desire to either, although part of me wishes i'd done a foreign language aswell! Gonna teach myself Spanish before the summer holiday, as i'm going to Ibiza with the lovely miss J.R
Benji Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 nice one if we could have done spanish or italien as core language id have tried harder but french just didnt appeal to me and i couldn never get my head round it (i learnt more in my one year of german than 5 of french) but our college is a language college so everyone has to do french GCSE - and i wasn't prepared to not do P.E to learn spanish
Jonesy_rules Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 i could of done both, but because i'd already had 3years of French, and only 1 of spanish i did french at GCSE, now in my last year of school, wished took another one, although doing psychology, english lang and media is kinda difficult with all the essays i seem to get
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