The worst for me is when a member comes to say something that does not relate to what happens it can be a prank but not Always.
If i go downstairs as i was i wanted to do pranks but i was not sure of a member's reaction i asked a member in pm what was happening i mean if the member's answer who was laughing was mean or not, the member in pm replied that he did not really believe.
It's best to THINK that it's all a prank. Because if it was something important -- you would probably understand it just fine. So it's OK to skip some stuff that you're not sure of. Or -- if you are still very interested -- do not contact the prankster !!!

Ask someone you TRUST.. You have many friends here who will do a better of explaining it to you. I took 5 years of French. Still can watch maybe French cartoons or figure out the topic of a movie.
But I learned French from a teacher with a DEEP southern American accent. And it all sounded ridiculous. Even to French Canadians that used to come to Daytona Beach in the winter time. Only time I ever tried to used it.
Can you imagine how silly French sounds spoken with a deep Southern accent?

I don't have one. But I spent 5 years learning from someone who did..
You are right ,
flacaltenn those who wanted to play with me but more badly were more accurate, but there are those who pranks at me leaves the doubt.
There are those who answer in half, In any case my entourage tell me what are you doing to go to an American forum like that?

And yes, I have good reason if I want to get away from this French world and travel a litlle to the USA I have to come here.
And if I go there one day, I could ask for advice here
It's the same for you, if you come to France you can ask me for advice
The accent is hard to understand sometimes quite right, I have a deep country accent as if I had a hot potato in the mouth
Translate in English the video
Your great-great-grandfather, he cleared the land
Your great-grandfather, he plowed the earth
And your grandfather has made the land profitable
And your father, he sold it to become a civil servant
And you, my boy, you know it more than you'll do
In your little three and a half too expensive, fret in winter
It's your desire to become an owner
And you dream at night to have your little piece of land
Your great-great-grandmother, she had fourteen children
Your great-grandmother had almost as much
And your grandmother had three it was enough
And your mother did not want it; you were an accident
And you, my little girl, you change partners all the time
When you do bullshit, you run away by aborting
But there are mornings, you wake up crying
When you dream the night of a big table surrounded by children
Your great-great-grandfather lived the big misery
Your great-grandfather, he picked up the black cennes
And your grandfather - miracle! - became a millionaire
Your father inherited it, he put it all in his RRSPs
And you, little youth, you owe your ass to the ministry
No way to have a loan in a banking institution
To calm your desires to hold-up the cashier
You read books that speak of voluntary simplicity
Your great-great-grandparents, they knew how to celebrate
Your great-grandparents, it swissed loudly in the evenings
And your grandparents knew the time yé-yé
Your parents were the discos; that's where they met
And you, my friend, what are you doing with your party?
Turn off your tivi; do not stay stuck
Fortunately in 'life some things refuse to change
Put on your best clothes because we are going to dance tonight …
Sometimes I'm fed up so I speak English to the French for fun but still with an accent
And here in France they do not always understand me so you understand me more when I speak with my accent but in English.