Kame House - Anglais (English)

[Melio]

Happy birthday Teen !!!! (je vais lui dire partout. :haha: )

[Teen_Gohan_757]

And for trolls about Gohan and Sailor Moon... Da fuck is that ?! Oo

Do you prefer trolls about Vegeta ? :hihi:



And thanks a lot  Sir Meliodas

Hello Guys, it will be funny to speak with you in English but i'm sorry if i do some Mistake  :sourire:

No problem, we are here to learn from each other ;)

[SSJGZetto]

And for trolls about Gohan and Sailor Moon... Da fuck is that ?! Oo

Do you prefer trolls about Vegeta ? :hihi:

;D

[Sam / SupaSceptic]

Dat troll  :hihi: A simply typping error, poor Asgard :(


Daaaaaammmmmmn, what a bad disciple I am....
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TEEN-SENSEI !
I whish that Kami-Gohan bless you  ^u^

[Shin Blue Sonikku17]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfXdyqqWoKI
My god this song..... :snif:
I HATE IT :snif:

[Teen_Gohan_757]

Nice troll Super Saiyan God Zi  :hihi:

Daaaaaammmmmmn, what a bad disciple I am....
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TEEN-SENSEI !
I whish that Kami-Gohan bless you  ^u^

Your are forgiven my dear disciple  and thanks a lot for your wish


All hail the Gohanii  \ o / 

[Legendary Zahha]

What is the point to have a forum section for speak english ?

Only the fun ?

By the way I'd like to introduce myself I am Saru Saiya-jin and I can speak fluently in both French and English language so whover want to enhance his/her knowledge I am here for you at any moment.

And Indeed thou art right welcome

[BlueReepa]

This thread is an amazing idea! Everyone can now improve their english level together!

Good idea ! Thanks to Sonikku : the fanboy number one of Sonic and Reimu ! \o/

However, I would like peoples participate without cheat. I mean without translator (but dictionnary is tolerated) to improve in english langage.
I can make mistakes so don't hesitate to pointing out mistakes of other members to learn of our mistakes. 

You may be slightly (lel) better than me in French, but I can easily destroy your p***** correct your mistakes in English. =D

So, let's begin MATHAFUCKA.

Good idea !

"Good idea!" is better. =P

However, I would like peoples participate without cheat.

"I would like people to participate without cheating."
It's "I would like [so] to do [sth]". And "people" is invariable (or not? Tell me if I'm wrong )

don't hesitate to pointing out mistakes of other members to learn of our mistakes. 

Don't hesistate to + verbal root (base verbale)! So "Don't hesitate to point out". :oui:
"the mistakes", we're designating them (enfin voilà quoi )
"to learn of our mistakes", that's "learn from our mistakes", almost :(

I didn't correct everything, only the importantest most important ones.

I think Ryn made the



*NO HATRED TOWARDS RYN, THAT'S ONLY A RELEASE (défoulement)*

@Ryn: Ich liebe dich

PS: "I didn't correct everything, only the importantest most important ones. "
          ->>>

[SSJGZetto]

Yeah, it's a excellent idea ! Because I have an english's orale exam the next monday !
Suuugeii!!! I'm strong!! I understand all your post whitout the translation, oh yeah!!   ^u^

[RyN]

You may be slightly (lel) better than me in French

You finally admit haha !

"Good idea!" is better. =P

No, I know this stupid rule typographical and I don't think it makes sense not to put a space while in french, that is the case. This is either.

"I would like people to participate without cheating."
It's "I would like [so] to do [sth]". And "people" is invariable (or not? Tell me if I'm wrong )

http://www.mycow.eu/forum.php?topic=1485
People isn't invariable but you're right.

Thanks for the check ! o/

[BlueReepa]

SSJGZ, try to put "the latter" (ce dernier) in your oral exam, that gives a good impression. =P

You may be slightly (lel) better than me in French

You finally admit haha !

"Good idea!" is better. =P

No, I know this stupid rule typographical and I don't think it makes sense not to put a space while in french, that is the case. This is either.

Actually (which means "en fait" not "actuellement"), I didn't clearly admit anything. I employed "may", which doesn't mean that you are better than me (and you never will =P) :troll:

"French usage must include a non-breaking space before the question mark (for example, "Que voulez-vous boire ?"),[19] whereas in the English language orthography no space is allowed in front of the question mark (e.g. "What do you drink?"), see also: Plenken."

Source: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Question_mark

"In English, there is traditionally no white space."

Source: http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/4645/is-it-ever-correct-to-have-a-space-before-a-question-or-exclamation-mark

Still don't trust me? =P
Open an english book (or vist an english website, read online...), there is no space behind the question/exclamation mark.

And I knew people wasn't invariable but I googled it and didn't find anything. Thanks mate =D

[RyN]

Stop it, you know I'm the best.

Spoiler

[Fermer]

No, you didn't undestand me...

No, I know this stupid rule typographical and I don't think it makes sense not to put a space while in french, that is the case. This is either.

These are rules that I find illogical , that's all.
As in French, there are illogical rules, I don't follow as a sheep.

[BlueReepa]

No, I know this stupid rule typographical and I don't think it makes sense not to put a space while in french, that is the case. This is either.

(It's "typographical rule" =D)

What do you mean by "either"?

And how does it make sens to put a space? =P

[RyN]

"either" = l'un ou l'autre sale noob.

I will explain you on Skype, it's hard in English for me.

[Oob]

Very good idea of topic, we can welcome foreigners