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Teach me your language I teach you mine

Bluestar07 said:
You Italians and your food. I read a quote by someone on a travel / food show: "I'm not a chef, I'm Italian". :flower: ...

:lol: That's too arrogant...:rofl:

p.s.
...truth is far from that, unfortunately...:blush:...i.e., my older brother and my father can barely cook a boiled egg...:lol: and generally, people enjoying cooking are becoming rarer and rarer...:(
 
Hye Park Lover said:
Thanks you two :) could you give me an example of when to use "que" please?

"que veux-tu que je te dise..." :D (= what do you want me to say)
 
Schneller said:
What does "Dame tu calor,bebete mi amor" means? :shifty: help anyone! thanks :p

give me your heat, drink my love :huh: :lol:

and pasha i don't know and don't like cooking... :ninja:
i don't know examples.. i'll think
 
^well it does make more sense in spanish, but doesn't translate well...

pasha thank you for those desserts.. now i'm hungry again and i just had lunch 10 mins ago! :lol:
and that first example is way too complicated :judge: :lol: i thought of 'la fille qui est belle joue avec le chien" :lol: or something along those lines, it's easier :lol:

edit: AND i just noticed my example is a qui one and she wanted a que..:rolleyes: forgive me :P
 
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Pashen'ka said:
It's never too late to learn, i.e. I really started cooking only at 18...;)

yes i probably will start when i get out of this house... :wacko: :lol: so 18 ;) mundo i'm the same.. when parents aren't here, sandwitch and ice-cream :lol:
 
stersita said:
pasha thank you for those desserts.. now i'm hungry again and i just had lunch 10 mins ago! :lol:

...ooopsss, sorry...:blush: :p
(I was going to post more and more italian dishes but it's better if I stop, huh? :p Or maybe I could start a thread like "Teach Me Your Cooking I'll Teach You Mine"...:lol:)
and that first example is way too complicated :judge: :lol: i thought of 'la fille qui est belle joue avec le chien" or something along those lines, it's easier

:unsure: ...but HPL asked for examples with the "que"...:unsure:
p.s.
:blush: Errr...and anyway I'm afraid that no real french would use those grammar-book phrases IRL...:blush:
It reminds me of one of my favourite authors (a french one, btw: Frédéric Dard a.k.a. San-Antonio :clap: ) who always makes fun of that kinda phrases making one of his characters say stuff like "I speak english very good: the cat is on the table and my taylor is rich" :lol: :blush: :rofl:
 
p.s.
...to be completely honest, 90% of french wouldn't even use the "que-est-ce que c'est ça?" phrase I suggested, when speaking they'd more often say "c'est quoi ça?" :p
 
Pashen'ka said:
:unsure: ...but HPL asked for examples with the "que"...:unsure:


making one of his characters say stuff like "I speak english very good: the cat is on the table and my taylor is rich" :lol: :blush: :rofl:

hey i did apologize after..!! :lol:

:rofl: :lol:
 
mundo, this is specially for you, it also has your initial on it! :woot: :lol: ;) :flower:


(makikofujino.com)
 
mundo i'm so sorry i couldn't resist and ate a bit of your dessert.. that's why some there is missing.. i'm so sorry.. :cry: :lol:
 
Pashen'ka said:
:lol: That's too arrogant...:rofl:

p.s.
...truth is far from that, unfortunately...:blush:...i.e., my older brother and my father can barely cook a boiled egg...:lol: and generally, people enjoying cooking are becoming rarer and rarer...:(

:( That's sad. But I realised guys who cook actually cook better than the gals! :flower: That's my observation.
 

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