Quick French lesson: Articles

[Huhuh]

What does 'Fahrten Schatten' mean?

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[Jansen]

The first one means travels, The second word means shadow.
However, makes no sense at all like this.

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[Huhuh]

The first one means travels, The second word means shadow.
However, makes no sense at all like this.

But it sounds like Farting Sharting*!

*Sharting is farting and crapping your pants.

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[Jack Torrance]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxXhjFvNNGc
le big mac :haha:

[NoMe]

just a little correction

The kings, the kings you know what in France.

Understood.

NEXT ONE :nono:

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[Username removed]

I've heard many People saying that German is one of the hardest Languages to learn.

I have absolutely no ties whatsoever to a Saxon language and yet I find it very easy to speak and understand German, it's just the spelling that's killing me.

As about French...heck I'm studying it for like 4 years and I still don't know the freaking basics !!!
(P.S. I'm Romanian speaking, Romanian is a Latin language just as French)

[Marburg]

flood? nope

::moved::

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[Tachyon]

I have absolutely no ties whatsoever to a Saxon language and yet I find it very easy to speak and understand German, it's just the spelling that's killing me.

Hello sir. I am native german speaking and after 6 years of english, the latter one is what I am better at in school.

German is a hard language, deal with it.

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[Petitioner]

le wut

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[Canadianguy]

VRAI POUR SABLE!

True for sand.

This sentence makes no sense.

French people even twist the gender of reproductive parts.

female reproductive parts: masculin in french, feminine in german
male reprocductive parts: some feminine descriptors, male in german.

While I do agree for the first one, since appart from a few vulgar expressions they are maculin. The most "scientific" way to talk about male reproductive organs are masculin. The only ones I can think about which are feminine are familliar ones.

German is harder to learn to speak, french is harder to learn to spell. They have 9723 different "conjugaisons" for word endings that are all pronounced the same:

So fun to learn that stuff lol.
After over 10 years of school in french I still have to use a conjugation dictionary to spell many of them properly, and I still have to use a dictionary to spell correctly load of words I use everyday.

English on the other hand is much much easier.

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