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[cmpo3002]

quelqu'un serait me dire comment il faut faire pour telecharger des music et ou il faut aller merci d'avence


reponder moi s'il vous plait encor merci.

[Sockfulloflove]

This is French, does anyone here know how to speak it, and help this person out?

[mr.jip]

no ( that means no in french)

[fernandez]

Originally posted by cmpo3002
quelqu'un serait me dire comment il faut faire pour telecharger des music et ou il faut aller merci d'avence


reponder moi s'il vous plait encor merci.

Il y a beacoup des logiciel pour telecharger des mp3's. Par exemple on peut utiliser kazaa lite ou des autres logiciels.
http://www.k-lite.tk.
http://www.winmx.com
http://www.shareaza.com

[isus]

Originally posted by Sockfulloflove
This is French, does anyone here know how to speak it, and help this person out?

i understand. now to work some magic...

j'aime www.winmx.com pour ils sont anglais mais ils ont (?) francais aussi.

congrats to fernandez, but shareaza and kazaa dont come in french do they?

[SUprEMeBeiNg]

wow the most useless language in the universe used in one country FRANCE

[fernandez]

Originally posted by isus
i understand. now to work some magic...

tu pourrais aller www.kazaa.com , mais il est anglais... n'est francais.

j'aime www.winmx.com pour ils sont anglais mais ils ont (?) francais aussi.

congrats to fernandez, but shareaza and kazaa dont come in french do they?

K-lite has a French version, I'm not sure if Shareaza has one too.

Edit: Just looked at the Shareaza website, it looks like it supports French too.

[The Hunter]

supreme, put a sock in it.

[zaphodiv]

"Someone tell me how to download music or where to go.
Thanks in advance.

Respond please, thank you."


Voici quelques liens en français.

Link une (http://www.ramdam.com/mp3/p2pkazaa.htm)
link deux (http://www.infos-du-net.com/modules/mydownloads/3.html)

link trois (http://chezletetra.membres.jexiste.org/phpbb/index.php?sid=d5d9ab78eccc36de2593dabd5f148538)
link quatorze (http://membres.lycos.fr/nt21k/forum/index.php)

[isus]

Originally posted by The Hunter
supreme, put a sock in it.

amen. france is not the only country that uses french.

there are a bunch in africa, a few in the south pacific, and i think one or two in the caribbean. canadians speak french too.

[Sho0tyz]

wow the most useless language in the universe used in one country FRANCE

Quite possibly the stupidest Zeropaid comment ever. French is one of only two languages which is spoken on all six continents (English is the other).

[mmmousetrappp]

trouvez avec google.
http://www.logiciel-telecharger.com/internet/peer_2_peer.php
bon chance

[isus]

Quite possibly the stupidest Zeropaid comment ever. French is one of only two languages which is spoken on all six continents (English is the other).
lol. besides bringing up a very old thread, you also say 6 continents. while i understand the point, there are, in fact, 7 continents :-P

[Sho0tyz]

lol. besides bringing up a very old thread, you also say 6 continents. while i understand the point, there are, in fact, 7 continents :-P

Well no one really lives on the 7th continent, but if you want to be picky there are French scientists in Antarctica at certain times of the year.

[isus]

i know whatcha mean sho0tyz. i'm just yankin' your chain

[Lord_of_the_Dense]

And if any of the above confuses you, here's a solution...

Some useful French phrases
(http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~mongoose/french/phrases.html)

[CRLocky]

I'm going to need to pick up another language here in college down the road... I'm thinking of French. I've taken spanish, it's easy, but I don't know if I want to continue with it... what language should i take?

[Lord_of_the_Dense]

My experience was this. It all depends on where you think you'll be in life. I thought it would be nifty in high school to take French in the 9th grade. About the only thing I learned was there were some horny ass female seniors in my class. But I still felt it was a better choice than Spanish. I had heard quite enough Spanijsh growing up here in California.

Jump forward 8 years later and I'm stationed in Germany. Decided to go to EuroDisney (now Disneyland Paris). That was the extent of my usage of French. One lousy trip to a lousy theme park with some of the rudest and disgusting people I have ever come into contact with. (Bottom Line: Don't visit there.)

Now, being back in the real world for the past nine and a half years, I have discovered that knowing Spanish would have been my best choice, especially for the last three years as my jobs would have been that much less frustrating had I knew what the hell they were saying (and vice-versa, I'm sure).

Don't know the ethnicity of Minnesota but I suppose being close to Canada might prompt you to take some French since you already have some Spanish under your belt. Maybe you could shoot for Tagalog or Japanese?

[mountain_rage]

Well if your looking to learn languages french, english and spanish are the most prominent. I remember reading somewhere that if you know those 3 languages you can comunicate with 90% of the world. In Canada the only place where you would truely need to know french would be Quebec everywhere else has french but not to the same extent, and the french in other parts of canada know english as well.

As for this guys problem since this is a 2 year old thread I dont feel the need to help him out.

[fleecy]

let's see, there's france french. quebec french, acadian french (which is easy to learn because it's half-english- "tu vas au bingo lately?" and "ne marchez pas dans le mud") :)

[shawners]

He made one post two years ago.. Im sure hes figured it out=) or left.

[Lord_of_the_Dense]

If you read CRLocky's post, you'll see that this thread has renewed meaning.

But, since I am the guilty party here, I will confess straight up. I was looking for a French thread. Period. I found one. I posted my biz. It took off.

Enjoy.

[mountain_rage]

let's see, there's france french. quebec french, acadian french (which is easy to learn because it's half-english- "tu vas au bingo lately?" and "ne marchez pas dans le mud") :)

I think arcadian french is just Canadian french. Because thats exactly how most of the french comunity in manitoba speaks. Theres also a differnt accent in every town you visit. Most seniors can tell you what town someone comes from because they recongnise the accent.

[black_magiic]

wow the most useless language in the universe used in one country FRANCE
That has to be one of the most ignorant posts I have ever seen on here.

[fleecy]

my dad is canadian french (quebecois) while my mom was acadian. she had a hell of a time speaking french to his family (those 2 examples above are things she'd actually said). kinda felt like we needed a u.n. interpreter on visits to quebec :)

[mountain_rage]

The problem is I think all french around the world is filled with there own quirks that makes it original. If you think its hard to understand quebec french fleecy just wait till you go to france. Its hard to get your head around it.

As for SUprEMeBeiNg comment from years back Il est juste un modit morveux

[fleecy]

ohhh i've heard. had a friend who thought she was fluent do a year of university in france... rude awakening for her

[Potato]

I'm going to need to pick up another language here in college down the road... I'm thinking of French. I've taken spanish, it's easy, but I don't know if I want to continue with it... what language should i take?
Japanese!!!!!!!!!

Or Korean. I know your school offers both.

However, Spanish is pretty useful in the Mpls-St. Paul area.

Maybe take Hebrew. Is that an option? My roommate knows some. :p

[CRLocky]

My experience was this. It all depends on where you think you'll be in life. I thought it would be nifty in high school to take French in the 9th grade. About the only thing I learned was there were some horny ass female seniors in my class. But I still felt it was a better choice than Spanish. I had heard quite enough Spanijsh growing up here in California.

Jump forward 8 years later and I'm stationed in Germany. Decided to go to EuroDisney (now Disneyland Paris). That was the extent of my usage of French. One lousy trip to a lousy theme park with some of the rudest and disgusting people I have ever come into contact with. (Bottom Line: Don't visit there.)

Now, being back in the real world for the past nine and a half years, I have discovered that knowing Spanish would have been my best choice, especially for the last three years as my jobs would have been that much less frustrating had I knew what the hell they were saying (and vice-versa, I'm sure).

Don't know the ethnicity of Minnesota but I suppose being close to Canada might prompt you to take some French since you already have some Spanish under your belt. Maybe you could shoot for Tagalog or Japanese?


I agree, I'll have to weigh my major and hopefully profession later in life. One thing I'm taking into heavy consideration, is I work for an airline, and can travel basically anywhere for cheap. I visited paris last april and loved it... so it'd be cool to be able to hop over there for 2 or 3 days and enculturate myself. Not only that, but to other French speaking locations as well. True, the French are extremely proud of their language, but so what, what culture isn't ethnocentric to some extent?

I've taken some Spanish, and it's not bad, and it would definitely be a great tool. But I feel as if I can pick that up anytime. I have a few outside of school sources to help me with that too.


Japanese!!!!!!!!!

Or Korean. I know your school offers both.

However, Spanish is pretty useful in the Mpls-St. Paul area.

Maybe take Hebrew. Is that an option? My roommate knows some. :p

lol, Japanese was also something I was considering... but shit they talk fast! Korean doesn't seem to be an interest for me... I don't know why. Hebrew is offered, I know someone taking that, and I was considering it, or atleast learning a middle eastern language. Arabic was also considered, and Latin. But I'm thinking I'll do Latin later in life, because I'm only interested for it's historical value.

[Potato]

Japanese isn't that bad. If I can learn it, anyone can.

[.:sp00ky:.]

syokutaku no sita ni jyagaimo ga futatsu arimas.

lol

[Christoph]

quelqu'un serait me dire comment il faut faire pour telecharger des music et ou il faut aller merci d'avence


reponder moi s'il vous plait encor merci.
Essai www.shareaza.com, Ce logicielle n' est vraiment pas mal

[ejerome710]

Moi aussi je serais heureux que quelqu'un m'aide a trouver un site pour télécharger de la musiqur gratuitement.

[crackerjacker]

My experience was this. It all depends on where you think you'll be in life. I thought it would be nifty in high school to take French in the 9th grade. About the only thing I learned was there were some horny ass female seniors in my class. But I still felt it was a better choice than Spanish. I had heard quite enough Spanijsh growing up here in California.

Jump forward 8 years later and I'm stationed in Germany. Decided to go to EuroDisney (now Disneyland Paris). That was the extent of my usage of French. One lousy trip to a lousy theme park with some of the rudest and disgusting people I have ever come into contact with. (Bottom Line: Don't visit there.)

Now, being back in the real world for the past nine and a half years, I have discovered that knowing Spanish would have been my best choice, especially for the last three years as my jobs would have been that much less frustrating had I knew what the hell they were saying (and vice-versa, I'm sure).

Don't know the ethnicity of Minnesota but I suppose being close to Canada might prompt you to take some French since you already have some Spanish under your belt. Maybe you could shoot for Tagalog or Japanese?

if your really having problems *problemos en espanol* buy a translator thingie.
other then that tu eres un sexor :)
hola hasta luego mi amigo or es mi amor
si yo hablamos un porquito espanol :)
cheers but then again u already know this
hehe