Au Revoir.
Or Bonjour in the words of Derick Trotter.

i got 80% in my last french test:elephant:

jadore panne de chocalate

Well u didn't do very well then! It's: J'adore pain au chocolate.

He probably agrees lol

I prefer to speak German. I only got a B in French :(

Je préfère parler aux allemande, parce que j'ai une "B" en Francais?

Not sure if that's right. :P

Je ne sais pas...

have you not seen it on the news where they all go around burning cars in paris. I know its something to do with race.

Have you not seen on the news of all the children stabbing other children in the UK? Have you not heard of all the suicides, gun/knife crime? Have you not heard of people going missing all the time? Hmm.. I don't think the UK has any right to judge another country for their problems.

Eurgh French, i hate french, so hard. Waste of time for me because i wasent even allowed to do a GCSE for it but i still had to do it so a waste of a GCSE subject space and got a level 3 haha and a certificate saying "well done" :blush:

Believe me i hate Britain aswell

Ah, but when did you start learning it? Aged 3 or 4 or very young like that I expect. Over here we don't start learning languages until 11 so we're a hell of a lot behind and are used to our own language. People who learn English late on in life in terms of learning languages (ie aged 7 onwards) struggle more and find English more difficult because of the complexity.

Also, in France, english is taught at much greater detail and depth.

My french exchange was 10x better at English then I was in French.

Problems like that have been around since time began. Its only recently that the media have started to pick up on it which makes it seem worse when really its not much different to how its aways been.

Suicide isn't a problem, its now legal.

Yeah it was the same for when I did something similar. The school sorted out pairs of us to stay with a French family but they never came over here. We tried to speak French where we could but it wasn't very successful. They gave up their own language to speak English even when we weren't around so it didn't appear they were being ignorant.

That doesn't make it acceptable or right. If everyone was doing it, then that would be a problem.

I was only saying, that you can't really criticize France for problems, when the UK is seen as "more broken" as a country "according to the press".

Oh right I see. I was just illustrating that the problems we have are not new and contrary to popular belief these problems were around 100 years ago, albeit in a different form. But then again broken country can refer to quite a few things going on atm like the current hated government and the credit crunch.

Bonjour tous im a ennuyé vraiment à la minute. Je pourrais aller et pourrais voir ce qu'à la télévision.. bien que je ne peux pas être ennuyé pour me déplacer.

:bigsmile:

I guess you have a lot of arguments to prove your point.
First of all, we do not speak English, it seems to be obvious, we speak French. But you are right on the point that we aren't the best English speakers in Europe.

Secondly, you make some huge generalities by saying something you don't know what you are talking about. The cars incidents are completely different from racism and we all know foreign countries exaggerated it.
And if you want to make generalities, don't forget that France is the country of the Human & Civil Rights.
Also about Garlic, well that's just stupid. I mean it's like I say, you, British people all smell Roast Beefs, Cheesecakes, Tea and wet dogs. I mean it's ridiculous.

By the way, you still didn't explain your real reasons, I mean, the facts you know.

I wouldent mind smelling of tea.

lol why not, it can smell good but you know what I mean, it's all stupid stereotypes. Come on...garlic ? :laugh3:

Thats what i said "I wouldent MIND smelling of tea". Tea smells good.

Yeah and I said 'Why not smelling tea'

yes, and up in scotland we are all called morag or jock, and run about our hills with a haggis in one hand and a bottle of whiskey in the other :)

I'd rather be french than british to be honest :)

You forgot about the kilt's!

oh yes, and the kilts!! Sorry Tom :kiss:

I love Kilt's, I did wear one for my best friend's birthday. That was cool...and with no undies under ! :hugesmile: