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This entry was posted on Monday, September 8th, 2008 at 6:30 pm and is filed under Survival Phrases . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.
14 Responses to “Survival Phrases #20 - Internet”
Monday at 6:30 pm
Have you ever corresponded through IM with French people?
Tuesday at 3:48 am
Jamais
Tuesday at 5:06 am
Hey Jacqueline
You know what?
not on IM but through the lesson comments.
So here we go:
We actually are
Bonjour Jacqueline!
Comment ça va?
Moi super! Je suis en train ge rajouter les effets sonores au dialogue à venir pour ce vendredi. J’écris aussi les PDF des leçons newbie saison #2.
Et toi qu’est-ce que tu fais aujourd’hui?
Tuesday at 7:42 am
Salut Angèle!
Je me sens bien aussi.
Comme d’habitude, je suis en train d’étudier le français et d’autres choses.
Wednesday at 12:56 am
Coucou Jacqueline!
Superbe!
Alors dis-moi qu’est-ce que tu as appris aujourd’hui ?
Pour ma part j ai appris hier que les canadiens du Québec appellent les myrtilles des bleuets! Et que les habitants près du lac St Paul ( au nord de la rivière Saint Laurence) sont surnommés les bleuets puisque la production des bleuets (myrtilles) est importante dans cette région!
Interessant, non?
C’est le fun (ça aussi c ‘est une phrase québécoise)
Wednesday at 1:27 am
I’m sorry for being so annoying, but this lesson is missing from the public feed… Gosh, I just felt a déjà vu.
Myself, I’ve never corresponded through IM with any French people. I haven’t had the chance, and also I guess I’m not confident enough in my French skills yet.
Thursday at 1:34 am
Hi Munia
I suspect the issue is wider than it appears. I just saw the same apparent cause of the problem with another Survival Phrase lesson.
Moreover I also just noticed the admin part of the website got modified and updated. (maybe it is related to it ???)
Anyway it seems to be a bizarre computer tech issue I have no clue about!
Therefore I placed a request for the technical team to resolve it.
Please allow some time to be able to listen to this survival phrase due to time difference!
EXCUSEZ-MOI for the inconvenience and MERCI for your patience and comprehension!
Thursday at 4:23 am
Munia
It works now! I guess a tech made it happen. Merci!
Thursday at 5:49 pm
Yes, Angèle, it is strange that this issue happens so often, but I have faith in the tech team.
Anyway, the lesson works now! Thanks (yet again)!!
Friday at 1:04 am
Hi Munia
I’m still learning the ins and outs on how to administrate the site and when my knowledge permits it I correct the lesson issues.
I promess I’ll get better at finding the causes of the lessons issues with the participation of the tech team of course.
Enjoy the podcasts and PDF
!
Friday at 11:42 pm
J’ai parler avec un ami de Montreal et un autre ami est à l’aise en français.
Saturday at 2:38 am
Je ne comprends pas très bien…
What are you trying to say? Who is at ease in French?
Saturday at 10:44 am
Je suis désolé !
‘I have spoken with a friend from Montreal and another friend is fluent in French.’
Tuesday at 3:55 am
Il n’ y a pas de quoi !
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