2009-01-26, 13:24 | Link #1441 |
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I thought Quebecer were like native speakers in French( the french language you're talking about which changed due to the difference of your culture,past...)
Since the Canada and the Quebec are close to each other, I didn't think English could be a problem to Quebecer. But it seems, it's like you said between the nationalist and the french lovers. You adopted the french system of teaching then. If not, Quebecers should already be native speakers in two language by now. A lot of Canadians reject the idea of the nation for the Quebec , I think that's in part due to this problem with your past. You sound more frenchie than english from their point of view, but for the French point of view, more english than frenchie. |
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2009-01-26, 15:05 | Link #1443 | |
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2009-01-26, 16:49 | Link #1444 | |||
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Yes, there are some French language lovers too, but not a LOT. People like to claim that the French language is the best but it doesn't mean that they are all skilled in French and French Litterature. |
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2009-01-26, 17:20 | Link #1447 | |
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I really wonder about those french students who are not good in english and so are they in French... Chirac was an excellent speaker and a excellent student, but his englisgh wasn't that good... And yes, I stated that French are too proud of their language, that's why they're not good in english, and I think that goes for a majority of the French people. I do not want to be offending but the French project a condescending image about their culture,language, etc... Just after Obama's investiture, a french journalist was laughing about the " menu" served for the guests saying " well there is not a Bordeau, desserts are not that good too, this is not a french food, we can't except much..." I will give you a simple example, your president Mr Sarkozy said " I'm eager to change the world with Obama " that's a bit too much no ? |
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2009-01-26, 17:35 | Link #1448 | |||||
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In the french universities, nowadays, you can find people who can't even write french properly. So don't expect those people to be good in a foreign language if they are not even good as they should be with their native language. Quote:
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In my case, i laughed at sarkozy when I heard that. But Sarkozy is not the only country leader to be like that. And it doesn't mean that I support those behaviors. |
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2009-01-26, 17:43 | Link #1449 | |
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2009-01-26, 17:56 | Link #1450 | |
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It is sad, ( but true ) than on a cultural point, the France is declining, trying to remember the glory of the past.
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2009-01-26, 17:58 | Link #1451 | |||||||
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He just doesn't fit the traditional vision of the French presidency like people all around the world see its. Quote:
France is not a superpower or near that , they have a lot of wealth , thanks to their territory like their overseas territory with Guyane and all . They also have the wine,the delicious food with the" macarons" and others desserts but it doesn't make a country more important nowadays. The world changed a lot , the election of a black man in France is impossible for example,the diversity, the quotas in university like it was done in the US and all the others actions in this matter are condemned by the French autorities, Australia is making good wines now, some more juicy than the French ones and all... I agree with you, this is more a sign of decline than a sign of prosperity or change. Last edited by Seifall; 2009-01-26 at 18:11. |
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2009-01-26, 18:01 | Link #1452 | |
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I already stated a few times that I am not really happy about the current society I am living in XD. I want to add that only 44% of the french are pleased by sarkozy (recent survey). So, not even the majority XD |
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2009-01-26, 18:06 | Link #1453 | |
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Voodoo is a religion, it's very much actively practiced and so all the negativity that goes with it (curse, spells, poision etc) are still well and truly believed. You should hop over to haiti someday and say that As for the goat, I just laugh, hee hee. If it gains the death sentence, i wonder on who's plate it'll end up?
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2009-01-26, 18:19 | Link #1455 | |||||
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Well, about Raffarin, he became really famous because of the "Win the yes needs the no, to win against (i hear "again" ) the no" during a speech for the europe constitution campaign in may 2005. Add to this a very bad (read: non-existent) english accent. He did so much mistakes and funny comments that his weird behaviors and talks got a name "les Raffarinades" Quote:
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I just try to be honest. I say it when I am not ok with him, and I say it when I think he does something good . In the case of "changing the world", I am not ok with his "superior attitude". But I don't really think that Obama will change the world either. The USA, maybe, the world, I wish it will be true, but I doubt it. |
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2009-01-26, 18:23 | Link #1456 | |||
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I do not look like a boy but mayve have a mind of that gender here.
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If she would have been the president, the women would have ruled the country . You are honest, I have french friends who voted for him but hate to talk about that now. I do not think he did one thing right, in my point of view, the France is worse than its was under Chirac. He is a superactive president but do not do the right things. Your Justice minister is really suspicious, like Kouchner in the foreign policy ( he was a great humanitarian but I do not recognize his politic anymore ). He gives a bad opinion of the France from my POV, Obama will not change the world but he has the power to do so, unlike Sarkozy who doesn't . Last edited by Seifall; 2009-01-26 at 18:36. |
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2009-01-26, 19:03 | Link #1457 | |||
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About the cuisine. I still believe that we have one of the best cuisine ever. And the wine of Bordeaux is still not topped imo About the universities, what do you mean by "quotas"?_? Imo, we are not perfect but still a big country in many aspects Quote:
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He also says that to win money, we have to work hard. And I believe it's true, while some people I know voted for royal because "sarkozy wanted them to work harder". In my case, it's 50/50 at the moment. Last edited by Narona; 2009-01-27 at 00:17. |
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2009-01-26, 22:10 | Link #1459 | |
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I've been to Haiti... and they take it very seriously... not every practice it but many still fear its power, even i a very logical person would think twice before going through neighborhoods known for voodoo even haiti would not put a goat on trial though
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