Moving to a foreign speaking land....
Moving to a foreign speaking land....
...I shall be doing it in 2 weeks, got a new job in Paris. During the interview I was asked whether I spoke French, I said yes, which isn't entirely true, but I'm confident I can arrogantly mumble my way through until I get into contract security where they can't sack me even if they want to. Anyone else done the move with no relevant linguistic skills? I have done a few weeks work in buttfuck nowhere town in Australia, that was virtually another language...
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lol good luck.
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Fly Malaysia dipshit and get lost at sea...
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even if malaysia airlines did fly england to france, I think it would be a struggle getting lost over a 12 meter stretch of water, you smelly block of cunt.
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ballsy move. how much french do you actually have?PrMink wrote:...I shall be doing it in 2 weeks, got a new job in Paris. During the interview I was asked whether I spoke French, I said yes, which isn't entirely true, but I'm confident I can arrogantly mumble my way through until I get into contract security where they can't sack me even if they want to. Anyone else done the move with no relevant linguistic skills? I have done a few weeks work in buttfuck nowhere town in Australia, that was virtually another language...
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Well lucky for you the French are so accommodating and always more than happy to converse in English rather than their native language.PrMink wrote:...I shall be doing it in 2 weeks, got a new job in Paris. During the interview I was asked whether I spoke French, I said yes, which isn't entirely true, but I'm confident I can arrogantly mumble my way through until I get into contract security where they can't sack me even if they want to. Anyone else done the move with no relevant linguistic skills? I have done a few weeks work in buttfuck nowhere town in Australia, that was virtually another language...
Thick, solid and tight in all the right places.
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I like your balls
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Lol. Let us know how that works out.
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I was about to post the same.LawL wrote:Well lucky for you the French are so accommodating and always more than happy to converse in English rather than their native language.PrMink wrote:...I shall be doing it in 2 weeks, got a new job in Paris. During the interview I was asked whether I spoke French, I said yes, which isn't entirely true, but I'm confident I can arrogantly mumble my way through until I get into contract security where they can't sack me even if they want to. Anyone else done the move with no relevant linguistic skills? I have done a few weeks work in buttfuck nowhere town in Australia, that was virtually another language...
Also you know you can't even complain about immigrants not speaking your language now right?
Personally I feel it's common courtesy to learn a country's language when you plan on living there, but maybe that's none of my business.

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Paris is a shithole. Good luck.
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All of Europe cept the mountainous regions is a total shit hole...
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Time to re-watch 'Allo 'Allo and get practising.PrMink wrote:...I shall be doing it in 2 weeks, got a new job in Paris. During the interview I was asked whether I spoke French, I said yes, which isn't entirely true, but I'm confident I can arrogantly mumble my way through until I get into contract security where they can't sack me even if they want to. Anyone else done the move with no relevant linguistic skills? I have done a few weeks work in buttfuck nowhere town in Australia, that was virtually another language...
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thisLawL wrote:Well lucky for you the French are so accommodating and always more than happy to converse in English rather than their native language.
should have moved to Brussels or Prague, then the above statement would have been an accurate statement of fact instead of sarcasm
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That show was amazing, went straight to shit after the original Herr Flick left.PhoeniX wrote:Time to re-watch 'Allo 'Allo and get practising.PrMink wrote:...I shall be doing it in 2 weeks, got a new job in Paris. During the interview I was asked whether I spoke French, I said yes, which isn't entirely true, but I'm confident I can arrogantly mumble my way through until I get into contract security where they can't sack me even if they want to. Anyone else done the move with no relevant linguistic skills? I have done a few weeks work in buttfuck nowhere town in Australia, that was virtually another language...
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MKJ wrote: Also you know you can't even complain about immigrants not speaking your language now right?
I lived in the east end of london for a couple of years, I was the minority over there, both visually & audibly, & by god I was accommodating. And french isn't that different to what I speak already, rendezvousing with the blancmange for example.
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Heh didn't realise it was broadcast outside of the UK. The humour is quite britishCaptain Mazda wrote:That show was amazing, went straight to shit after the original Herr Flick left.

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It was actually syndicated all over the world, probably still is.
Also part of the humour is all the archetypes and their different accents.. an element that made the original Asterix comics evenly brilliant. and those would be french
Also part of the humour is all the archetypes and their different accents.. an element that made the original Asterix comics evenly brilliant. and those would be french

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I watched it growing up in Finland but Canadians were too dumb to appreciate it. Still have the complete DVD set though.
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I vill say zis only once!
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Fun fact, it's actually "TLER", as in the latter part of 'hitler'. But with a thick accent and kermit voice.
https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/? ... 410AAJSWGL
https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/? ... 410AAJSWGL
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Didn't know that until now. TV shows were never dubbed in Finland (because dubbing is retarded) but the subtitles always said "KLOP" for Hans' greeting. Pretty sure it was the same for BBC's tele-text, not sure though.
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very much thisCaptain Mazda wrote:dubbing is retarded