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Salut, j'essaie de remaitriser le français, puisque ça fait plusiers ans depuis que j'ai la chance de parler la langue. J'étais une fois un lecteur en anglais (pour étudiants de la langue) donc j'espere aider ceux qui apprendent l'anglais aussi! I used to speak a little Serbo-Croatian, so if you're from the Balkans I'll be happy to help you with your English too...
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    Si c'est pas le greve en France, il y a un super grand manifestation contre une reforme!


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    August 18, 2008
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    Recherche de Français qui veulent parler anglais à l'orale Je cherche des gens qui veulent parler français et anglais à l'orale, je connais très peu de personnes qui a envie de le faire, même si c'est le meilleur moyen de matriser une langue. Je suis anglophone et aussi j'ai déjà enseigné l'anglais aux étrangers. Je connais une personne de Nantes qui organise un peu des conversations sur Skype, donc si ça vous interesse, merci de m'envoyer un message! Si on peut avoir quelques francophones et anglophones au même temps, ça serait vraiment un bon échange des langues. Merci, chris
    August 11, 2008
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    Non, ce n'est pas vrai qu'il ne utilisent pas les temps passés dams la langue quotidienne...Mais, je pense que lorsqu'on raconte une histore dans le passé, en parlant les français utilisent le present davantage qu'en anglais.
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    August 6, 2008
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    Jesus would kick Mohammad's ass in a cage-fight any day. And Buddha would kick both their asses.
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    August 2, 2008
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    Yes, I do not advise using the "English" chat rooms, you'll just pick up bad habits, bad grammar, and slang that foreign speakers don't even know how to use correctly. Just read in English and try to find English chat partners.
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    August 2, 2008
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    http://french.about.com c'est bien pour les anglophones.
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    July 31, 2008
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    Oh i changed my mind, there are quite a few good ones for French learners - good review of tous/tout/toutes and l'accord, also a good review of l'accord du particpe passé.
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    July 31, 2008
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  • Commented
    That's a good collection of videos, however, it's mostly for French people. All the errors he's talking about are the result of French speakers confusing words that sound similar. People learning French don't usually make these kind of errors, because we learn the language by reading and writing, and are taught the rules from day 1!

    I can't believe French people make mistakes with "à" and "a" though! C'est etonnant!

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    July 31, 2008
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    Because it's a personal question, and you shouldn't strangers personal questions. Also no one wants to seem old!
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    July 31, 2008
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    That's not really slang, it's more bad grammar and using verbal shortcuts. Frequently the -ing sound becomes simply -in in oral conversation. Also, auxillary verbs are sometimes dropped, especially among black people. Examples: What you doin' = What are you doing? How you been (pronounced bean) = How have you been? Where you going? = Where are you going? What-chu want? = What do you want? Don't speak this way though, it shows a lack of education.
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    July 31, 2008
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