What Country were you born?

Discussion in 'Conversations Between White Women and Black Men' started by untitled1985, Dec 25, 2008.

  1. Persephone

    Persephone New Member

    Nope, I don't speak French yet. I have a friend from Cote d'Ivoire who is trying to teach me, though it's going along quite slowly! He's from Abidjan, too, actually.

    I can figure out some French with context clues, but I can only usually guess at what's being said. *L* I think I know what you were getting at, though, and I will send the friend request again!
     
  2. Athena

    Athena New Member

    I can speak a bit of French and what I don't know I just ask. Profound, I know.:D
     
  3. Dex216

    Dex216 New Member

    Would I be wrong to assume that a higher percentage of native French speakers in Canada can converse in English than native English speakers in Canada can converse in French? It seems like that's the case, being there are more native English speakers than French speakers in Canada.
     
  4. stiletoes

    stiletoes Well-Known Member

    Born: County Roscommon, Ireland

    City I Grew up in-Dc baby, so sad the Skins are done, now I have to root for the neighboring Ravens.

    Reside- Springfield, Massachusetts due to ex husband, but moving to ATL in July
     
  5. Athena

    Athena New Member

    You are correct Dex. More francophones speak English than Anglophones speak French. In the province of Quebec, French is the official language. That is the highest density of francophones many of whom do not speak English at all. It's sad to consider we have two official languages but the majority of people can speak only English.
     
  6. italiana

    italiana New Member

    I was born in Rome, Italy and still live in Italy
     
  7. Arwen

    Arwen New Member

    welcome compaesana!:)
     
  8. Moskvichka

    Moskvichka New Member

    Lucky you! You can see the Vatican. It's my lifelong dream.
     
    Last edited: Jan 3, 2009
  9. Dex216

    Dex216 New Member

    I see :cool:

    Do you think that having two official languages takes away from a single national identity? I say that because of recent history, with the Quebec independence referendum narrowly failing back in '95
     
  10. Bookworm616

    Bookworm616 Well-Known Member

    Mine too!
     
  11. z

    z Well-Known Member

    Born- In Village full of Hope

    Born to- Well to do family

    Raised- In Garden full of Snakes

    Dead- Hopefully with garden full of Eve
     
  12. Be-you-tiful86

    Be-you-tiful86 Well-Known Member

    Born,raised and still up in Deutschland :) Germany
     
  13. Serendipity

    Serendipity New Member

    Wow how profround :lol:
     
  14. Machiavel

    Machiavel Active Member

    Born in Brussels, Belgium.
     
  15. Arwen

    Arwen New Member

    ha! my uncles and cousins live in belgium. i've been to Bruxelles for some hours. Fantastic place! I saw the Atomium and the pissing golden child lol... manneken pis (spelling?).
     
  16. z

    z Well-Known Member

    "Son, what country are you from?"

    "What?"

    "WHAT ain't a country that I 've ever heard off"

    "what?"

    "they speak english in WHAT?"

    "What?"

    "english mofo, do you speak it?"

    "what?"

    "Say what agian, I dare you, I double dare you Mofo, say what one more god damn time"

    "What"

    Gun shot- pop, pop, pop

    aw, aw, aw
     
    Last edited: Jan 4, 2009
  17. Arwen

    Arwen New Member

    Zorro? :smt033 lol
     
  18. Bug

    Bug Well-Known Member

    Mate! are you high on something other than life lol :-D
     
  19. z

    z Well-Known Member

    Gotta be high on life, if not sorrow will eat you like a cancer.
     
    Last edited: Jan 4, 2009
  20. Dex216

    Dex216 New Member

    Ahh yes. That wonderful classic Quentin Tarantino film of 1994 that is Pulp Fiction. :p
     

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