French

[StColette]

[quote name='picchick' post='1514052' date='Apr 29 2008, 01:56 PM'] I am sorry......[/quote]

je regrette

[picchick]

thank you....

je regrette

jestem żałujące

[Didacus]

Le francais est la langue de l'amour.
L'anglais est la langue des affaires.
Le latin est la langue de l'Eglise.


French is the language of love.
English is the language of business.
Latin is the language of the Church.


Not sure what language Polish falls under?

[Didacus]

[quote name='StColette' post='1514125' date='Apr 29 2008, 02:06 PM']je regrette
[/quote]

"Je suis desoler."


Je regrette = I regret
Je suis desoler = I am sorry
Also, desoler essentially = navrer = sorry, although 'desoler' is more commonly used.



(PS: 'nerd' = 'tronge')

[praying4carmel]

Ouvre la fenetre...John XXIII

That's my only french..

Now if I could say "Banyo" in French!!

I KNOW Banyo is Not a Banana..However I dance like that when i need the Banyo!!

Edited April 29, 2008 by praying4carmel

[CatherineM]

Opening windows in Springtime is important.

[hoosieranna]

[quote name='praying4carmel' post='1514214' date='Apr 29 2008, 03:37 PM']Now if I could say "Banyo" in French!!

I KNOW Banyo is Not a Banana..However I dance like that when i need the Banyo!![/quote]

Banyo like baño? Where's the bathroom (at least in high school French) is "Où est la toilette?" Banana is banane.


I had four years of French, and one year of Russian (a Slavic language closely related to Polish). They sound absolutely nothing alike. In French, you don't pronounce half the letters. In Russian, you choke yourself trying to say all of the letters.

[kujo]

I am le tired.

[Church Punk]

[quote name='kujo' post='1514580' date='Apr 29 2008, 10:00 PM']I am le tired.[/quote]

tu est fatigué? pourquoi ?

Le premiere langue de Water Lilly (mon fiancé) est Français, ainsi elle essaye de m'enseigner le français, je suis trop têtu pour le prendre assez bon.

I always write everything backwards hahaha

[kujo]

[quote name='Church Punk' post='1514598' date='Apr 29 2008, 10:20 PM']tu est fatigué? pourquoi ?

Le premiere langue de Water Lilly (mon fiancé) est Français, ainsi elle essaye de m'enseigner le français, je suis trop têtu pour le prendre assez bon.

I always write everything backwards hahaha[/quote]

I don't know any French.

[Church Punk]

[quote name='kujo' post='1514604' date='Apr 29 2008, 10:29 PM']I don't know any French.[/quote]

Why are you tired?

[kujo]

[quote name='Church Punk' post='1514610' date='Apr 29 2008, 10:38 PM']Why are you tired?[/quote]

Just finished a particularly-exhausting semester filled with about 75 pages worth of research papers, 20 pages worth of in-class papers, tons of other tests and papers. I had 3 deaths in the family and I lost my job.

Woo!

But I am done with all of that and eagerly anticipating a summer of classes, pool-side margaritas, and reading.

..still, REALLY tired.

[soccer girl =D]

polish is way cooler.... (no offense to any awesome french people)

[Didacus]

[quote name='Nadezhda' post='1514574' date='Apr 29 2008, 07:56 PM']Banyo like baño? Where's the bathroom (at least in high school French) is "Où est la toilette?" Banana is banane.
I had four years of French, and one year of Russian (a Slavic language closely related to Polish). They sound absolutely nothing alike. In French, you don't pronounce half the letters. In Russian, you choke yourself trying to say all of the letters.[/quote]

Ou est la toilette? = Where is the toilet
Ou est la salle de bain = where is the bathroom

Although 'ou est la toilette' is often used as an expressing meaning 'ou est la salle de bain', the later, I believe, is the correct expression/translation.

[Didacus]

La langue prend racine directement de nos penser. Si nous disons 'ou est la toilette' nous cerchons une fonction biologizue commune a la majoriter d'entre nous. Si nous cherchons la salle des bains, nous cherchons a la fois la possibiliter d'une fonction biologique, mais aussi nous recherchons la fonction de se laver.