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Anybody speak French?

on-coo-lay

had french for 4 years 🙂

"on" was the closest i could come for the EN in french.. ahn works pretty well too and is a bit more refined in accent, but slightly harder to get an idea of how it sounds IMO, nice one bradruth:thumbsup: 🙂
 
Originally posted by: Fenixgoon
"on" was the closest i could come for the EN in french.. ahn works pretty well too and is a bit more refined in accent, but slightly harder to get an idea of how it sounds IMO, nice one bradruth:thumbsup: 🙂

Merci. 😉
 
Originally posted by: bradruth
Originally posted by: Fenixgoon
"on" was the closest i could come for the EN in french.. ahn works pretty well too and is a bit more refined in accent, but slightly harder to get an idea of how it sounds IMO, nice one bradruth:thumbsup: 🙂

Merci. 😉

je vous en pris 😀

combien d'ans de francais avez vous fait? et ou est mon accent cedille? 😛
i cant remember whether the S is there or not🙁
 
Originally posted by: Fenixgoon
Originally posted by: bradruth
Originally posted by: Fenixgoon
"on" was the closest i could come for the EN in french.. ahn works pretty well too and is a bit more refined in accent, but slightly harder to get an idea of how it sounds IMO, nice one bradruth:thumbsup: 🙂

Merci. 😉

je vous en pris 😀

combien d'ans de francais avez vous fait? et ou est mon accent cedille? 😛
i cant remember whether the S is there or not🙁

Je ne comprends pas. 🙁

I'll admit I had to put that one through a translator...I've only taken one semester of French, so it's pretty poor. I'm decent at pronounciation though...my instructor was from France.

Je parles francais, mais rarement et mal.
 
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: UNESC0
Originally posted by: meltdown75
on-cule-eh

with emphasis on the "cule" when speaking it

The guy that I heard use it emphasized the "eh" part of it. And he's from france. 😛

Yes, excellent job by metldown, poor job by UNESCO. French tends to stress the last syllable (I should know, I wrote a commercial text processor for French).
 
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