Day Six

Ok, this blog is a bit easy seeing as I am taking French. And as you really should know (since I'm sick of saying it) my new story will be in.....French! The language itself has many cognates and is sort of easy to learn. The only thing is that in French, there are accents which I could not copy into this blog (I'm not using my school laptop, as the internet doesn't work on home on it =/)


So let's start off with a few simple translations, shall we?


Bonjour - hello (informal/formal)
Salut - hello (formal)
Au revoir (Oh-Vwah) - bye
Ca va? (this is missing an accent) - how are things?
Merci - thank you
De rien - No problem/you're welcome
Ca va bien/mal/comme ci comme ca (missing accents) - things are good/bad/so-so
Good morning/night - Bon matin/Bon nuit


Onto adjectives:


beau/belle - beautiful
Aimable - friendly
Gentil(le) - nice
Triste - sad
Heureux/content - happy


Onto verbs:


Trouver - to find
Chercher - to look for
Aimer - to love
Faire - to be


Now, onto a few more difficult phrases:


Il a vole (accent over e) ma fille! - he stole my daughter!
Ou est-ce que ma fille? (accent over the "u") - where's my daughter?
Je dois trouver ma fille - I must find my daughter
Aide-moi - help me!
Je vais mourir - I'm going to die (I really hope I don't use this)
Il y a une chien ici. Faire qu-il dit - There's a dog here. Do as he says.


I think that's enough of this mediocre French class, don't you? Now, seeing as you have learned French which you will never use (or care about) in your little lives, please note that this blog will be updated sooner or later (ok, later, I WILL forget about this blog) seeing as there are A LOT of things said in this story.


I'm kind of glad Mr. Prier posted this, seeing as I wasn't thinking about French much (other than the silly names of course)


Have a nice day =D