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    lazebury Posts: 1, Reputation: 1
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    May 9, 2009, 02:42 AM
    Speaking French
    Suggestions of an easy way to remember how form a french sentence correctly when speaking without having to think is it a noun verb etc before you speak
    I have just started learning French and at momemnt finding it very daunting
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    May 9, 2009, 03:50 AM

    We always laugh about french colloquialisms here in Ontario. Many of us speak Québécois and after you learn french properly, saying a sentence in french just roles of the tongue. So don't worry about it. Can't tell you any shortcuts, cause I never learned any, was just thrown into it helterskelter. Enjoy learning, it is a beautiful language.

    Here is a funny sentence, but it is the way it is translated into english from the french:

    "I threw my cow over the fence some hay"

    See what I mean !

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    May 9, 2009, 11:38 AM
    I do learnt french(as a elective subject) for the name sake to score marks during my inter college but I don't know except few things

    It is really very hard to learn and keep remember of all the rules in french

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