Hello from France

[A_flyer]

As I'm a bit "orphean" since ASAWA closure, so I'm coming here. Some knows me well (Hi Pete!). I will come here from time to time if you accept a lonely French forummer...

[scotsfiancee]

As I'm a bit "orphean" since ASAWA closure, so I'm coming here. Some knows me well (Hi Pete!). I will come here from time to time if you accept a lonely French forummer...

Hi Pleased to meet you here:Hellooo: :Hellooo:

[ervenescence]

Hello Yves, welcome to the forum its good to have you here. What happened to Asawa? I've known you there for being the master of the avatar :) .

[walesrob]

As I'm a bit "orphean" since ASAWA closure, so I'm coming here. Some knows me well (Hi Pete!). I will come here from time to time if you accept a lonely French forummer...

Hi Yves, welcome to the forum, and don't worry we will look after you :) Sad news about the Asawa forum.

[walesrob]

Hello Yves, welcome to the forum its good to have you here. What happened to Asawa? I've known you there for being the master of the avatar :) .

Bob decided to "freeze" it as he didn't have the money or time to keep up such a big task. Its still there, but only for reference.

[KeithD]

France.....soon to be renamed Israel :yikes:

[scotsfiancee]

France.....soon to be renamed Israel :yikes:
Lets called for an immediate CEASEFIRE:cwm23:

[KeithD]

No need for a ceasefire, Israel will meet there objectives by the year 3046, as they are written in stone.......must be a miracle, as the objectives change every day as Hezbollah make them look more & more stupid! :NoNo:

[scotsfiancee]

They cant wait for that Year 3,046...God is coming very soon to Rapture his People

[A_flyer]

Hi Yves, welcome to the forum, and don't worry we will look after you :) Sad news about the Asawa forum.
Thanks all for your nice welcome.

[A_flyer]

Bob decided to "freeze" it as he didn't have the money or time to keep up such a big task. Its still there, but only for reference.
Money problem can often be solved, but the main problem for Bob is the time. He has too much work. Since May he is driving a lot of project in different areas of the US (and some abroad soon) so he has no time to manage Asawa (he went there only few times and had no time to read his personnal mails). So he preferred to stop it rather than letting it run without any administration (that was the case for the last 3 months). We mods were doing our best, but we can't replace an administrator and manage to pay the bills...

[mrsfrivolity]

Hello Yves! Very good to see you here. Shame about the asawa forum. I haven't been very active for awhile but I do "lurk" from time to time just to see what my old friends are up to.

btw, for your reference, myself is the forumer formerly known as kikayinsubic. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[ginapeterb]

Hi Yves, good to have you onboard this aircraft, welcome, and your well known over here, the ususal suspects are here from Asawa, Rob, myself, Cielo, and one or two others, glad you are with us...

[A_flyer]

Hello Yves! Very good to see you here. Shame about the asawa forum. I haven't been very active for awhile but I do "lurk" from time to time just to see what my old friends are up to. Thanks for the welcome.

btw, for your reference, myself is the forumer formerly known as kikayinsubic. :xxgrinning--00xx3:
Yes I know who you are and I remember you! I'm looking on your blog from time to time.

[A_flyer]

Hi Yves, good to have you onboard this aircraft, welcome, and your well known over here, the ususal suspects are here from Asawa, Rob, myself, Cielo, and one or two others, glad you are with us...
Thanks Pete!

[mrsfrivolity]

My family's going to Ploeuce-sur-lie (south of St.Brieuc apparently) on the 15th to visit Bill's brother who lives there. Is that anywhere near where you live?

[A_flyer]

My family's going to Ploeuce-sur-lie (south of St.Brieuc apparently) on the 15th to visit Bill's brother who lives there. Is that anywhere near where you live?
Ah no chance it's far from my place: 750km.

[KeithD]

Ah no chance it's far from my place: 750km.
That's 'Just down the road' if you live in Wales :D

[mrsfrivolity]

yeah...too far out. we're driving you see and if the distance is reasonable, we could've dropped by to say hello. just as well too as who would want to meet up with two adults with two mental kids anyway... :D :Rasp:

[maka_pilipino]

Bienvenue, A_flyer! Commen-allez vous, A_flyer? J'habite aux Philippines. Je parle un peu Francais parce que j'etudie la langue a l'Alliance Francaise de Manille. Je ne la parle pas bien mas j'essaye. :)

Au revoir. :)

[KeithD]

Bonjour eine Deutchland kumusta! :Erm:

[A_flyer]

Bienvenue, A_flyer! Commen-allez vous, A_flyer? J'habite aux Philippines. Je parle un peu Francais parce que j'etudie la langue a l'Alliance Francaise de Manille. Je ne la parle pas bien mas j'essaye. :)

Au revoir. :)
Merci, good French anyway.
Just a question, why are you studying French?

[KeithD]

Exactly, WHY are you studying French?? :icon_lol:

[aromulus]

why not?

[KeithD]

With the commercial markets these days, best bet is Chinese :)

[krizziei]

yes mandarin seems to be 'in' these days, but French still has that lovely 'sing-songy' tongue that is still irresistable and always popular to millions worldwide.

[maka_pilipino]

Hello people! :BouncyHappy: I study French because I find the French culture interesting. And also because I plan to take graduate studies in France or the UK. :) Well, I hope to get a scholarship though because the cost of living both in France and in the UK will probably leave my mother penniless. hehehe :icon_lol:I've met many French nationals in Makati and most of them are really nice. :)

Anyway, I went to a Chinese school in Manila so I had Fookien and Mandarin classes. I was never really interested in it. hehehe. I'd rather master a regional language than Fookien or MAndarin, :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[maka_pilipino]

^^ I forgot to add that the vice-president of the language school I go to is really handsome. What a source of inspiration! hahaha I think I was blushing thw whole time during our "mock" interview. B) Hihihi!

[misscarie]

Bienvenue, A_flyer! Commen-allez vous, A_flyer? J'habite aux Philippines. Je parle un peu Francais parce que j'etudie la langue a l'Alliance Francaise de Manille. Je ne la parle pas bien mas j'essaye. :)

Au revoir. :)


commet allez vous:Hellooo: tu este sotte lol hey any english version here???cant understand you:NoNo:

[ivor&mel]

Anyway, I went to a Chinese school in Manila so I had Fookien and Mandarin classes. I was never really interested in it. hehehe. I'd rather master a regional language than Fookien or MAndarin, :xxgrinning--00xx3:
I'd recommend sticking with Chinese (by which I mean Mandarin). English and Mandarin are going to be the two most important languages in the coming years, and learning Mandarin is an enriching experience. Of all the languages that I've studied, I've found Mandarin the most fascinating. It's hard work at the beginning because there are so many unfamiliar concepts, even using only Pinyin: 5 tones... strange grammar... weird tenses... But stick at it and it gives a great insight into the way the Chinese mind works. And if you venture into Hanzi, you'll gain a lot more understanding.

Ni zhi bu zhidao wo ai Zhongwen? :)

[scotsfiancee]

nice we have translator here now:xxgrinning--00xx3:

[francesca]

Learning french is usefull. French language has always class in it when you speak. It is useful if you are in France . Most shops and offices here do not speak English. Not like in Belgium, and Switzerland, they speak french but can manage other language like English and German, depends on where the border is.Although these countries has their own national language.

[A_flyer]

I forgot to add that the vice-president of the language school I go to is really handsome.
I heard this everyday from my Filipina wife!

[misscarie]

Learning french is usefull. French language has always class in it when you speak. It is useful if you are in France . Most shops and offices here do not speak English. Not like in Belgium, and Switzerland, they speak french but can manage other language like English and German, depends on where the border is.Although these countries has their own national language.


maybe they need atagalog version in france:D aside from french,,,german and english:Erm:

[misscarie]

nice we have translator here now:xxgrinning--00xx3:

i can use body language :blacklistsmartassHL :REDancedancer08: hehehehe
:gp: :appl:

[scotsfiancee]

i can use bodylanguage :blacklistsmartassHL :REDancedancer08:
Body Language?:Erm: a non-verbal communication:Brick: mmmm i think carie you done this:icon_lol:

[misscarie]

Body Language?:Erm: a non-verbal communication:Brick: mmmm i think carie you done this:icon_lol:

:xxgrinning--00xx3: right scot :action-smiley-081: ...shhhhhhh they will get ahmmm:Cuckoo: hehehe :D

[misscarie]

:icon_lol:
I heard this everyday from my Filipina wife!


i cant hear anything :NoNo: is it the sounds this flyer ( OH OH OH stop na):icon_lol: :gp: :thorsten_rammler:

[KeithD]

.... French language has always class in it when you speak. It is useful if you are in France .......
French language is useful in France, thank God for that eh? :icon_lol:

[misscarie]

I'd recommend sticking with Chinese (by which I mean Mandarin). English and Mandarin are going to be the two most important languages in the coming years, and learning Mandarin is an enriching experience. Of all the languages that I've studied, I've found Mandarin the most fascinating. It's hard work at the beginning because there are so many unfamiliar concepts, even using only Pinyin: 5 tones... strange grammar... weird tenses... But stick at it and it gives a great insight into the way the Chinese mind works. And if you venture into Hanzi, you'll gain a lot more understanding.

Ni zhi bu zhidao wo ai Zhongwen? :)


Ohayo :D

[misscarie]

French language is useful in France, thank God for that eh? :icon_lol:

but i am still in manila cant speak french here :doh they will think that im crazy :bigcry:

[scotsfiancee]

French language is useful in France, thank God for that eh? :icon_lol:
How could it be useful here in our land?:doh :Help1:

[misscarie]

How could it be useful here in our land?:doh :Help1:

by using sign language :doh :D

[misscarie]

I'd recommend sticking with Chinese (by which I mean Mandarin). English and Mandarin are going to be the two most important languages in the coming years, and learning Mandarin is an enriching experience. Of all the languages that I've studied, I've found Mandarin the most fascinating. It's hard work at the beginning because there are so many unfamiliar concepts, even using only Pinyin: 5 tones... strange grammar... weird tenses... But stick at it and it gives a great insight into the way the Chinese mind works. And if you venture into Hanzi, you'll gain a lot more understanding.

Ni zhi bu zhidao wo ai Zhongwen? :)


ohayo :Erm: good morning

[scotsfiancee]

We used our own sign language here:cwm34: ahhhhhhhh biyae nko:cwm23: :icon_lol:

[misscarie]

We used our own sign language here:cwm34: ahhhhhhhh biyae nko:cwm23: :icon_lol:

i can also use face language :furious3: :Brick: :cwm24:

[scotsfiancee]

Face...its would be worst:cwm23:

[KeithD]

You two lost me after 'Hello......' :icon_lol:

[scotsfiancee]

"Hello"?is this me your looking for:Erm: :D :icon_lol: its sounds like a song heheheh:NoNo:

[W-A_flyer]

Hello :Hellooo: everyone,

It's nice to be here! I just registered to this forum as well. Have a nice day everyone!





From France,
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[scotsfiancee]

Hello :Hellooo: everyone,

It's nice to be here! I just registered to this forum as well. Have a nice day everyone.
Do u know flyer?the one who post this thread?:Erm: you have same name:icon_lol: Welcome,piacere!!!:Hellooo:

[W-A_flyer]

Do u know flyer?the one who post this thread?:Erm: you have same name:icon_lol: Welcome,piacere!!!:Hellooo:


Yes, he is my husband! Thanks for your welcome scotsfiancee! :BouncyHappy:

[scotsfiancee]

Yes, he is my husband! Thanks for your welcome scotsfiancee! :BouncyHappy:
Hahahaha funny..............happy to have you here:BouncyHappy:

[KeithD]

I went to see The Arc De'Triomphe - Lonchamp a few years back, great race, great track......couldn't get out the country quick enough :icon_lol: