Well, yeah, I'm not in France, and in the USA, we don't mean forever.....so....
One of the most recent differences I have noted (btw. Swiss-French and French) is the use of the word adieu here. In France, adieu means goodbye forever (as in death or you will never see this person again for whatever reason) while here it means simply goodbye (and you will see each other again). In France, when you say goodbye the words that you typically use are au revoir, a bientot or salute.
But it is a French word, and that is what it means in the French language so.... no, you ain't goin' nowhere.
I know what you are saying, but I wasn't talking to French people, (are you French?) - see, you're not French, neither is Boop, Stat, DT, Pacer, nor Rosie.....so they don't care that in France it means forever?
I wouldn't mind being in Switzerland....I've always wanted to go there....and it doesn't mean forever there, either.....I guess the Swiss people are pretty sharp....they don't take orders from the French...And to use your logic, we're not in Switzerland either.
Did you have to use the translator?
Muy buenas noches, señor Pogo....muchas gracias por la leccion en Frances.....
This is very evocative.
It's nice. But I do have to wonder why everybody has all their lights on.
Saw a jigsaw puzzle like that, a cottage setting with every window lit up. I said, "that house is on fire!".
But it is a French word, and that is what it means in the French language so.... no, you ain't goin' nowhere.
I know what you are saying, but I wasn't talking to French people, (are you French?) - see, you're not French, neither is Boop, Stat, DT, Pacer, nor Rosie.....so they don't care that in France it means forever?
I wouldn't mind being in Switzerland....I've always wanted to go there....and it doesn't mean forever there, either.....I guess the Swiss people are pretty sharp....they don't take orders from the French...
Did you have to use the translator?
Muy buenas noches, señor Pogo....muchas gracias por la leccion en Frances.....
Now what is scary is that I understood that sentence without needing a translator and I don't know Spanish besides the odd word or phase. Context is everything!
This is very evocative.
It's nice. But I do have to wonder why everybody has all their lights on.
Saw a jigsaw puzzle like that, a cottage setting with every window lit up. I said, "that house is on fire!".
It looks like one of those late evening summer thunderstorms has just finished so that would explain the lights.
This is very evocative.
It's nice. But I do have to wonder why everybody has all their lights on.
Saw a jigsaw puzzle like that, a cottage setting with every window lit up. I said, "that house is on fire!".
It looks like one of those late evening summer thunderstorms has just finished so that would explain the lights.
It's been a week since Connery graced us with his beautiful nature pics. So I figure I'll share what I look forward to every year.
They only last for a day so it's good to pick them and fill your house with their wonderful scent.
This is very evocative.
It's nice. But I do have to wonder why everybody has all their lights on.
Saw a jigsaw puzzle like that, a cottage setting with every window lit up. I said, "that house is on fire!".
That's okay. I still like the picture.
Wow. This is indeed a nice looking bar. Check out the inside.
Wow. This is indeed a nice looking bar. Check out the inside.
It is indeed....where is it?
Wow. This is indeed a nice looking bar. Check out the inside.
It is indeed....where is it?
Well judging by the picture I'd say 115 Avenue C, New York NY 10009 (Lower East Side), with a phone number of 212/982-4034. But that's just a wild guess.
Hee hee.
