Foreign Language and Culture => FRENCH (guide to those interested)

[james_chaw]

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kung mag french ba, kailangan ba suplado ug dating?

no man. it's only the perception nga suplado because of the pronunciation. pero French people per se, aw dili na gyud na ma tabang. it's in their culture na cguro

[lightyagami]

nice one...hehehe.. i do know how to speak chinese and spanish. though french is somewhat related to spanish...some words are similar...

[lightyagami]

my ngtuturo ba ng french dito? how much ang fee?

[lightyagami]

pm me lng.....

[james_chaw]

I don't know kinsay ga.tudlo ngari nga affordable but naa sa Agence France Press kanang sa QC Pavillion. it google lang for the correct name.

[james_chaw]

hehe, I guess we forgot to put the basic greetings of the day

Good Morning or for any other part of the day - Bonjour(bong(nasal)-zhur)

Good evening(sunset onwards) - Bonsoir(bong(nasal)-swa)

[markeeinsik]

thank you for the post.. im learning...

[james_chaw]

hehe, it's not like one cannot learn this from the internet. this is just a pang lingaw2x nga page.

[chinamorena]

im not quite sure if OT ni diri but unsa nga nga french films inyo ma-recommend? gamay raman akong nakit-an nga french films - amelie, paris, je t'aime, a very long engagement, delicatessen. mao ra na ako sila maremember for now.

any other french films nga nindot tan-awon?

[james_chaw]

im not quite sure if OT ni diri but unsa nga nga french films inyo ma-recommend? gamay raman akong nakit-an nga french films - amelie, paris, je t'aime, a very long engagement, delicatessen. mao ra na ako sila maremember for now.

any other french films nga nindot tan-awon?

another typical french film "la rein du jour". you'll have to verify with imdb. I watched this during a French Film Festival about 7 or 8 years ago. heheh, you'll understand why I said it's "typical".

and it's not OT since Movies are part of Culture, hence the thread title "French Language and Culture"