I am seeking for a native friend from a french languaged country who can help me with my French ,only in the way that I ask my questions .\n  If you like please send me your email address .\n  I also try to make it up for him / her !\n  Thanks a lot\n    BYE
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http://babelfish.altavista.com/
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Wow!  I've never seen French typed like that before.\nI'll make sure my French countrymen don't burn you at the stake.
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be happy to - and I took four years of French - e-mail me at jamonhill1@yahoo.com
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ha i cant speak french but i am a gud friend my email is katrose@mail.com i need a friend 2 im a cutter
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You are welcome! You can come to me with questions and I promise that I will do my best to help you! \nFriends Alwayz... Valorie (that's me)
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dD let me have your profile with resume in detail by e-mail to my email id signevert@yahoo.fr. I have a few co-ordinates who may help you out. Finally, I don't expect anything in return.
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Sounds good but just a few things: Instead of des personnes aiment les immigrés you could say certaines personnnes( as personne is a feminine word, on dit la personne pour fille ou garçon)  aiment les immigrés, alors que d'autres ne les aiment pas sans aucune raison( I realize that's where your other question came from). Don't forget your accents on top of your e then you're good to go. I must say you're doing great in french, is that college level? just curious.\nAnd yes c'est does need an apostrophe unlike what the previous answerer said.\n Good luck.
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Any time. For starters you can email me and if I feel it's save I'll give you my email address. I'd very much like to chat to somebody from my own country!
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http://www.didierdrogba.com/fr/acc_emails.asp pour envoyer un mail\nhttp://www.samueletoo.net/ rubrique écrivez moi
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Même réponse que pour bronco341, pas ce matin, mais hier ; après 2 heures d'attente sur le net. Laissez tomber le tél, ils ne répondent jamais, et persistez sur le net. Si je ne trouve pas d'autres personnes de notre entourage pour assister au match à Nantes (Angleterre-Samoa du 22/09/07), j'en aurai peut-être deux à vendre. Mais septembre est encore loin. Ceux qui sont interressés, me recontacter début septembre. Et bon courage à vous. Bonne journée à tous et toutes.
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I speak french, Check my profile and if you need help contact me!
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My first and only fluent language is English.  I used to speak Spanish very well thanks to 5 years study in school, but it gets rusty when I don't use it.\n\nI'm learning French right now.  My boyfriend is French Canadian and while he is fluently bilingual, I think it's respectful to learn his mother tongue.  The "how" on this is very amusing.  I do have a cheapy computer program and audio program which I use from time to time.  They mostly help with pronounciation and vocabulary.  I bought a Canadian French workbook that was created for adult Anglophones who want to learn French.  THAT has been very useful.  \n\nThe bulk of my "teaching" comes from my boyfriend himself.  He gives me words and phrases that come up in regular conversation or that are relevant to something going on at that time.  The fun (although sometimes maddening) part is that he teaches me all sorts of stuff that one does not say in polite company.  I'm scared to death that someday one of these words will be too close to the word I really want to use and will slip out in front of some Franophones.
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Moi ça m'est égal, vu qu'en France, on a la chance de former les meilleurs gardiens au monde ! Regarder en 2006, on avait Barthez et Coupet pour la place de titulaire : beaucoup d'équipes nous enviaient d'avoir le luxe d'avoir à en mettre un sur le banc (les anglais les premiers !) ! Et puis Landreau et Frey sont les gardiens de demain et ils sont tous deux de très bons gardiens, chacun ayant un domaine de prédilection. Et puis de jeunes gardiens vont pas tarder à arriver aussi : ils excellent dans leurs clubs malgré leur jeune âge (lloris, Pouplin, Sorin, Pelé...) ! \n\nMoi, je vous assure qu'en France pour les gardiens on est à des années lumières des autres nations du foot : il est rare de voir un gardien français faire une grosse boulette et puis le gardien français ets recherché à l'étranger !
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Isn't this what you said? -- I am looking for a German E-Mail friend, 16 or 17 years old.  If you meet these guidelines e-mail me @ nylla_27_1989@yahoo.com                              \n\nSorry, ain't German.  And I'm older than your required age.  Take it easy, Reality 101.............
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hello I'm Sergio and my native language is Spanish, of course I can help you. this is my e-mail: sergioze_25@hotmail.com by the way I work as an English teacher in Mexico.I hope we can talk soon
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bonjour comment ce va?  \n\nhere is a link that may help you out. \n\nmy francais is very rusty...I haven't been in school for a while, but this site will help with the verbs. \n\ngood luck to you , bon soir\n\nhttp://french.about.com/library/verb/bl_verb.htm
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Faut pas généraliser ! C'est vrai quand-même que beaucoup d'Américains ont une opinion sur tout sans bouger de leur sofa..FoX TV is GOD !\n\nIt's a love- hate relationship. When I read above - forgot the name , fitzstg- immediately the book "60 million Frenchmen can't be wrong" came to my mind...and it was linked as a source !\n\nBoundaries..what is personal and what is not..we have different notions. People do not understand this concept.\nI would never ever say "I hate such and such nationality" myself. I might dislike a mentality but the person comes first.\n\nIn my view, Americans tend - ON THE WHOLE - to view things as black and white/wrong- right. No shades of grey, no in-between. If you look up answers here, most tend to be : no way or yes....not "depends on the situation..etc".\n\nEuropeans view life and human beings as much more complex than than. Germany and France were enemies for such a long time.....but now they certainly are NOT.\n\nI think some Americans should see what life is all about in Europe. Coming from Northern France, we all look and have respect towards each other. Germans and French will put flowers on cemetaries and we all respect each other. The past is the past. I have yet to view or hear about confrontations between the French and German folks in "sensitive" areas.\n\nI hate those stereotypes too.....especially those which are offending and totally wrong and made from ignorant people on top of that.\n\nForget the stupid people. I have met enough absolutely brilliant, charming, open-minded anglo-saxon people !\n\nThere are always things to learn from another culture too !\n\nYou know..at the end I still don't know !! What I have noticed is that the media in North America is still very much conservative. OK I'm a girl (well..no more) but when I pick up magazines for women from the US.......so boring..the French ones: at least stg interesting !!\n\nBy the way : British people are not stuck up at all !!\n\nNope..I like Americans anyway :-). They have a zest for life, they can be brilliant..Pity too many are "child-like" and not very world-wise and kind of stuck in the past as well ?? Don't forget : so many just do not travel at all and just watch stupid propanganda TV.\n\nBut are the French better ?? On some things yes..but not all ! They are the same : too many think - old generations anyway - that they are better than the rest of the world..NOT ! and say the same things "I hate Americans, Brits etc" without knowing any actually !\n\nBon cela va être à mon tour de me faire crucifier. Il y a plein de cons partout : en France, en Amérique, partout..\n\nPS.. and I do not know what is so good about Frenchmen..either !! Just another stereotype among others. Frenchmen are no better than any other nationalities at all :-))) EH EH !