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fandomsecrets2013-02-15 06:51 pm
[ SECRET POST #2236 ]
⌈ Secret Post #2236 ⌋
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[Les Miserables and Discworld]
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[The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (Shivering Isles)]
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[Umineko no Naku Koro Ni]
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Re: languages
(Anonymous) 2013-02-16 10:57 pm (UTC)(link)Pour ton amie, en fait, on dit souvent "quoi" à la place de "comment" en métropole, mais c'est une mauvaise habitude. Quand j'étais petite, on me disais "il n'y a que les grenouilles qui coassent, on dit "comment", pas "quoi"!" (vu qu'en français les grenouilles sont censées faire "coa")
Glad to hear that you're relieved! Le français c'est comme le vélo, ça ne s'oublie pas!
And yes, you do have an accent which sounds delightfully British to my ears. The British (often retired couples) love the South-West region, where they can fish and buy old barns they can renovate however they please (though they tend to stop coming here now, since the pound/euro exchange rate is not as good as it used to be), and I find their accent to be more "restrained" than the American one, which is a bit more... lax? I don't know how to explain it clearly, but the gist of it is that British-accented French is easier to understand since more syllables are pronounced clearly.
Have you ever heard Jodie Foster speaking French? She dubs herself in A Very Long Engagement and I can only hope to be half as good in English as she is in French. She has almost no discernible accent, it's uncanny!
Re: languages
Merci bien pour l'explication de la phrase! J'ai ete tellement curieuse de son origine. Et je l'aime bien, c'est tres mignone.
Man, I know I should have used subjunctive up there somewhere. Prolly after crois, but I'm too damn lazy to conjugate that.
It's so funny it sounds like I have a British accent to a French speaker! I guess it makes some sense, because whenever a native speaker listens to me speak, they always ask me if I grew up with French-speaking parents (though I haven't). It would make sense that an anglophone French heritage speaker would have a British accent.
Damn, I'll have to check out that movie! I never knew Foster could speak French.