Mind the gap: The very amusing English thread

[Firemac]

Le francais est le language tres interessant. Bien sûr, tu peux écrire avec moi :-D

I havent understand anything ( is that correct tense? - no or? )
whatever.

Do you think "Learning English" podcasts are good?

 

[Bananenbieger]

IELTS is quite easy.

 

[walksunix]

C'est bof! parce que francais est language tres important

 

[Bananenbieger]

C'est bof! parce que francais est language tres important

You think? I'd rather say that Spanish and Portugese are much more important than French.

 

[virtual cowboy]

Mais, le francais est trop important pour mois =) J'ai oublié beaucoup xD

May Spanish be, but French pwns Portuguese.

 

[Peitzi]

IELTS is quite easy.

For real?

I heard the writing exercise is quite hard. We've got a weekly training couse and i guess writing at least 250 words to an unknown topic isn't as easy as it seems.

 

[onliner]

Next Year I get a certificat from British Chamber of Industry and Commerce. I hope

 

[walksunix]

You think? I'd rather say that Spanish and Portugese are much more important than French.

Why not. Imho is french very important, because of speaking this language in many country around the world, like Canada, South-Africa, France etc. So if you can speak english and french you dont have to learn other languages. Of course you can also learn japanese

 

[walksunix]

Mais, le francais est trop important pour mois =) J'ai oublié beaucoup xD

May Spanish be, but French pwns Portuguese.

*très important

 

[Peitzi]

Of course you can also learn japanese

Chinese would be much more important!

 

[philr3x]

Of course you can also learn japanese

Hai, onegaishimasu, walksunix-san. Nihonji wa kawai.

(Oh no, Japanese in the English-Thread. Don't kill me... *duck-and-away* )

 

[Murcielago]

你好

 

[Firemac]

wow

why can you speak japanese? i only can "zählen" up to ten:

itch, ni, san, yon, go, rök, shitch, hatch, kju, shuh ( i thnk the writing is not right )

 

[Patrick Rollbis]

Hai, onegaishimasu, walksunix-san. Nihonji wa kawai.

(Oh no, Japanese in the English-Thread. Don't kill me... *duck-and-away* )

If you want to say this, you have to say:
はい。おねがいします、ワルクッスニさん。日本人はかわい。

@firemac
itchi, ni, san, chi, go, roku, chitchi, hatchi, kju, ju
一、二、三、四、五、六、七、八、九、十

 

[onliner]

wow

why can you speak japanese? i only can "count up to ten:

itch, ni, san, yon, go, rök, shitch, hatch, kju, shuh ( i thnk the writing is not right )

zählen=count

 

[Peitzi]

BTW: Any recommendations for an english apple forum?

 

[Firemac]

thanks onliner

 

[Patrick Rollbis]

BTW: Any recommendations for an english apple forum?

MacRumors has a great board.

 

[Bananenbieger]

For real?

I heard the writing exercise is quite hard. We've got a weekly training couse and i guess writing at least 250 words to an unknown topic isn't as easy as it seems.

The entry-test for the English courses at my German university was more difficult than the IELTS test.
I found the reading exercise quite hard, since they asked questions where my first though was "that is nowhere stated in the text". For the writing exercise I wrote really just junk. It's not really important what you write, but how you write. So you can write something completely wrong and get a good score for it.

Why not. Imho is french very important, because of speaking this language in many country around the world, like Canada, South-Africa, France etc. So if you can speak english and french you dont have to learn other languages. Of course you can also learn japanese

Brazil alone has more native speakers of Portuguese than the combined number of French speakers in Canada, South-Africa and France
Also, in Canda are just 6,5 million French speakers, which is even less than the population of Mexico city.

Here is a little overview of the world languages.

So I'd rather stick with Spanish than with French.

 

[onliner]

MacRumors has a great board.

Maybe we can www.appletalk.com open, only for us