Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
And BAM, it's all back on.Hope they're working on the problem.
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What did they blow up to cause that BAM
As usual, Mr. Scott was able to fix the problem just in the nick of time!
Does the dog like being parked?
You do call them "car parks" but we call them "parking lots"
Are you asserting that the Académie Française permitted "parkings"?
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Kazoo....pfhht.... take a didgeridoo...... walk softly and carry a loud stick.....
Oui, and weekend and picnic etc etc
English is winning the language war albeit slowly.
Not really, there are about 40,000 words in English borrowed from French. Most are spelled the same some slightly different, most are pronounced different, some the same.
You have a few thousand to go before winning the language war.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
We had a guy in IT that had OCD...so he went into the office on the weekend and decided to organize all the cables and the UPS by color, size and length in the server room..... brought down the entire network and got banned from the server room for life by the CIO
Like
Garage, police, entrepreneur, champagne, omelette, sabotage, machine , chauffeur, technique, etc, etc, etc
You? It's we not oui. You as an British resident of France are spreading English by merely existing there.
Mosty.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
like (comme)
chaussure, bière, gaufre, pomme de terre, voiture, morse, difficile, aléatoire, blague
Besides, all of those you listed, the French pronounce them wrong......
Sometimes it might be the same word, but pronounced differently.
There's a funny line from Kelly's Heroes where Carroll O'Connor plays an American general and is told about some fighting reported near a French town called "Clermont." His aide is pronouncing it using French pronunciation rules (with a silent T at the end), but the general says "Do you mean Clermont" and pronouncing it using American English pronunciation and then scolding him for not pronouncing it correctly.
And then there was this guy: