Tiamat wrote:2Crooky wrote:voulez-vous chouchet avec moi, ces soir?
You need to control yourself Alex
Stop messing with my replies lol!!!
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Tiamat wrote:2Crooky wrote:voulez-vous chouchet avec moi, ces soir?
You need to control yourself Alex
Tiamat wrote:2Crooky wrote:voulez-vous chouchet avec moi, ces soir?
You need to control yourself Alex
Andy Champ wrote:Tiamat wrote:2Crooky wrote:voulez-vous chouchet avec moi, ces soir?
You need to control yourself Alex
Chouchet? A kind of cabbage? (un type de choux?) or perhaps "couchez, ce soir"?
Knowing that my French is pretty rusty - I have an 'O' level - I asked my wife who is pretty fluent.
She tells me that Emile-marc has demonstrated that the standard of teaching over there is no better than here!
Emile-Marc, mes apologies mais je ne parle q'un petit peu de français. La majeure partie de ces gens ne comprend rien. Les plaisanteries anglaises sont peut-être un peu brut, mais ils signifient bien. Si vous employez des mots plus formels, peut-être nous vous comprendrons.
Mais, un question: Pouvez vous expliquez "quand je dois tirer une vache ou une maison de porc il travaille un festin"?
Andy CHAMP (seulement le nom est français !)
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Skywalker wrote:yeh I know
Andy Champ wrote:
GuiGuiMR2, you can't be French either There are no MR2s in France, I was over there last summer and all the cars were boring.
and when I must draw a cow or a house from pig it works a feast
and when I pull a cow or a pig, to take home, it works a treat
I asked God for a bike, but I know God doesn't work that way. So I stole a bike and asked for forgiveness.
Jaspa wrote:Andy Champ wrote:
GuiGuiMR2, you can't be French either There are no MR2s in France, I was over there last summer and all the cars were boring.
I saw a french one last year coming back from Le Mans. Black NA Tbar, Rev1/2 so
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and when I must draw a cow or a house from pig it works a feast
I think a couple of the words are wrong:
and when I pull a cow or a pig, to take home, it works a treat
GUIGUIMR2 wrote:like we say in france : "c'est du charrabia"
It has no meaning , i think this guy speak english and translate english to french lol what a comic.
andy champ : where have you been in france? for holidays?
cheers to all