Kiarax

[Charismatic]

That's 'what', you uneducated folk.

[Shojin]

IT IS VIA STEPHEN FRY ON QI AND HE IS INFALLIBLE

[Charismatic]

Apparently not.

[Shojin]

Well this is going off wars that have records, and probably assuming wars against other nations, not civil wars or african spear chucking fights

[Charismatic]

Like I said, depends on who you ask.

[Kuya]

Qu'est-ce que then? Or qu'est-ce que comment ?

You don't need comment if you're using qu'est-ce que. I meant that "comment dit-on" might have been a better thing to use than qu'est-ce que. Unless you really like the phrase.

[Day]

speak american you fucks

[Howard Roark]

I heard Quebec French was worse than American English like all the way down to ESL Mexico English

sherbrooke french is the worst afaik

this is the accent used in parody shows like This Hour Has 22 Minutes and sounds suspiciously similar to angry quacking through the nose

allegedly parisien french is the height of french speaking but I'm sure as with any language, the ideal spoken form is on news broadcasts in that language



quebec french oon the whole is highly disparaged in france, or so we're told; in France, yes is "oui" pronounced very lightly, like a quick, half-syllable "we" or "wi" whereas quebec french, while also using "oui" also has a slang "ouais" similar to english "yeah" which is best pronounced loudly and mostly through the nose while speaking:

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WEEEEEAGH

[Kuya]

OUAIS

[Kiarax]

Que?

[Kiarax]

Wait...

[Kuya]

Lenguaje equivocado.

[Kiarax]

No sé qué me pasó.

[Kiarax]

I think I actually know more Spanish than French, that is terrible.

[Charismatic]

speak american you fucks

why aren't you doing what day said, I thought you always do what day says

[Kuya]

Karateka, let's practice the español with a bit of brogames. With high testosterone, we will roll our Rs like boulders.

[Kuya]

Like that guy in racist evil 5. Except that he plays so much brogamam that he punches them to bits!

[Linliel]

Yeah in French French you can also say oui as "weh" for "yeah" but I don't know how to spell it. Also I don't know how to spell half the stuff I can say which is pretty annoying


Also Kuya's right about the qu'est-ce que/comment stuff.

Also I discovered French people like using the word "donc" a lot (means "so/therefore", pronounced "don-keh" (like don-que, which was what I was trying to look up in the dictionary, but gave up and asked my boss).

French is a bitch to work out how to spell from the pronunciation.

[Howard Roark]

Yeah in French French you can also say oui as "weh" for "yeah" but I don't know how to spell it. Also I don't know how to spell half the stuff I can say which is pretty annoying

OUAIS

Also Kuya's right about the qu'est-ce que/comment stuff.

Also I discovered French people like using the word "donc" a lot (means "so/therefore", pronounced "don-keh" (like don-que, which was what I was trying to look up in the dictionary, but gave up and asked my boss).

French is a bitch to work out how to spell from the pronunciation.

don-keh must be france-french or slang or contextual (ie used before a word starting with a vowel), I'm pretty sure donc is otherwise pronounced with a nearly silent consonent at the end

[Colenzo]

unban me