I am looking for a site where I can ask my questions about french language online and free .\nBut of course I prefer my questions be replied by an expert !\n  Thanks
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http://forum.wordreference.com/
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you should go to Dofus.com. it's a French site, but there's english too. The characters are all non-human, but different species.
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Do you mean to ask if Yahoo Answers is based on international languages? No, it's not. It's supposed to be an English language forum, although questions about other languages asked in English (for example, "How do you say "hello" in French?" Answer: "Bonjour" or "Salut") are fine. If you're interested in asking or answering questions in another language, however, it's possible that there's another forum for that language. For example, you can find the French language Yahoo Answers forum at http://fr.answers.yahoo.com.
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wikipedia ( which is an online open source encyclopedia )\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page\n\nExperts Exchange :\n\nhttp://www.experts-exchange.com/\n\nTo signup for free go here :\n\nhttp://www.experts-exchange.com/registerFree2.jsp\n\nExperts Round Table :\n\nwww.expertsrt.com\n\nRegistration is free for that site.\n\nShort of that there is always here :) Although this site is mainly peoples opinions then being factual afaik.
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Yep! I'm French but live in London. I started doing it on the American version. I pretty much never go to the UK one as you can find those questions on the American one. It's good for language practise and also cultural. \n\nI have to say that I'm quite appalled by the French spelling and grammar! But it's fun to go to the different sites, to see what people talk about. For ex., if you go to the American religious section, it's kind of scary! The French one is a bit less extreme!
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http://help.beberber.com\n\nTHE BEST site for language help on the internet.
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My favorite site is angelicfixins.. where you can go for free computer help and trusted programs from trusted sites. All kinds of stuff to do here. There is caption of the week and funny photo of the week, there is topic discussions of the week which the discussions are very intense but good. Much stuff to do here... I like it!\n\nYou have to register but its free and worth having a look at...\n\nhttp://1.myfreebulletinboard.com/index.php?mforum=angel
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I think this is without doubt one of the very best sites available. Forums are good but this is far better. It is a shame that some people spoil it with idiotic questions and obscenities, racist and religious hatred. What a marvellous tool it is for the world to communicate and to learn about each other and find information on any subject under the sun. Yes I love it. (wonder where spellcheck is today?)
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OMG !\n\nI've never seen such a great translation website!\nI entered the questioner's sentences and 5 seconds later, I got the translation !\nThis was really amazing !\n\nGreat site !
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nothing is for free. your time is worth something, right?\nyou have to tinker around at first, find a user forum, and ask questions that aren't already posted.like the rest of us.
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Dear Roger89,\n\nThe best thing to do, I think, is to include French in your daily information diet. This is valid for any language, actually. For the spoken part, my advice would be to try and watch French films and TV. Stick to things that you're actually interested in so that you have to put in as little conscious effort as possible - your brain will then reabsorb the language without you realising it. \n\nIf you have cable, you might be able to get TV5, which is the international French language channel - TV5 regularly displays programmes from all over the French-speaking world, including Quebec, Belgium and Switzerland. For your written French, try to subscribe to French language magazines. Again, try to aim for publications that cover what you are interested in. For current affairs, for instance, "Le Point" is a good choice. You could also catch their online editions.\n\nFinally, don't worry too much. If you spent as long as 10 years in a French-speaking environment during the first part of your life, it is unlikely that you will ever lose your French altogether. In an everyday English language setting, it may indeed seem like your French is vanishing, but all that is actually happening is that your brain is storing it in a kind of "secondary-priority" folder - and generally a few days spent in a French-speaking country will be enough for your mind to subconsciously retrieve everything you need.\n\nHope this helped,
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Hello,\nWell I dont know many sites... but u could try these...\n\n web.tickle.com = Great place with lots of tests. IQ, EQ, relationships whatever. Its free, but u need to sign up for it...\n\n en.wikipedia.org = An online dictionary which any1 can edit. Thats right, even u can edit some article if u find it lacking or incorrect. Great place. Plus, there are multilingual dictionaries, quotes and what not... just follow the links...\n\n bbcworld.com = Great place. There are lots of links to pretty much everything. Cool site.\n\n bbc.co.uk/languages = This is a great site to learn a variety of European languages. I am learning German at the moment.\n\n wordswithoutborders.com = I havent visited this place yet, but its a place where literature from the east is translated into english. It must be good.\n\n howstuffworks.com = As the name suggests, it gives details about how different things work...\n\n pantheon.org = This is an encyclopedia about mythology. Its called "Encyclopedia mythica". It has facts about myths and legends about practically every country and every community...\n\n answers.yahoo.com = lol... :-)\n\nWell thats all I can think of... Hope u like some of em...
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Hi,  One of my clients is traveling to China for employment I will pass your email along to him...Thanks then\n\nI am traveling to Paris in about 6 months and am studying French...seems easier than Chech....\n\nI feel everyone needs to at least learn some of the basic language to make the experience more enjoyable. ..:)
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Personaly, my favorite is delphiforums.com - you can start forums for free, but you really get a lot of good admin options if you pay the fee. But you don't NEED to pay. And there are tons and tons of people on delphiforums.  I have a few forums there, and there are dozens of active posters in just one of my groups alone.
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les questions sont à poser en Français (à peu près) correct !\nMerci !\n\nConsulter la charte :\nhttp://fr.answers.yahoo.com/info/community_guidelines.php
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Let's see...\n\nI'd recomend japanese.about.com for japanese if what you wnat are the basics.\n\nI'm a native spanish speaker so I haven't checked it out, but I'm guessing they have a spanish.about.com too.\n\nHope they help.
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Maybe the reason why you haven't got any answers to your question is because your not specific. What do you need exactly? To tell you the truth I don't understand a word of what you wrote, but I could help you with finding a website, and maybe just maybe I could help you with your french. It is my native language after all.