Seriously. they never even pronounce the last letter. OMFG don't write it then.
Plus 1000 different endings you have to memorize. English you add an 's' or an 'ed' or put a 'have' before the word and you're pretty much covered.
And on top of that they write a bajillion extra letters that they have no use for: marseilles... wtf is the 'lles' for?
And they write two different endings for 3rd peron plural/singular, but pronounce it the same.
And they feel superior to everyone else. fagtrons
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Anonymous2007-01-28 2:59
that goes to most european languages... in chinese there isn't any endings. far fewer tenses and modes too. one word, one syllable, 10 less consonants. there's simplified chinese for the gods of laziness.
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Anonymous2007-01-28 5:32
Are you kidding me, there are thousands and millions of words for chinese, and each word is distinct from each other. It's not like learning English where there are only 26 alphabets which compose the words..
>>3
but you don't speak with just 26 letters, you speak with words made from those letters. there aren't any letters in chinese, you just learn words.
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Anonymous2007-01-28 22:04
>>1
you don'T know that the world war 2 original treaty that ended the war was in french?
its because it was the most exact language to use.
in english the same word can mean 3 fucking different thing what a way to mess up
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Anonymous2007-01-28 22:41
>>9
The treaty was in French because the French are cowards who cannot fight.
Someone failed their French test and has decided to bitch about it.
Spoilers: English has just as many problems if not more. Pronunciations change with time, albeit slower when the entire populace can easily communicate and is highly mobile. Hence why latin broke apart into French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and more, and that's not even taking into account the dialects.
Let's regard English.
Wood and Would sound the same, but they mean different things.
Close and close as well. The close in "close the door" doesn't sound the same as the close in "the two windows are close to each other."
The ough in through, rough and though has different phonetic values in each.
Know and no sound the same, but mean quite different things.
I have to do it means something entirely different from I have done it.
The use of got and get. "I've got it" is acceptable among many people, even though it's more proper to say "I have it." Additionally, it can mean many things, so it's best to use a more specific word. It can mean "I'll answer it (the phone)," "I'll fetch it (an object)," and "I have it (in my possession)."
That's a very short list, and it hardly even touches on the pronunciation issues. In short, quit your bitching, because every language has faults.
Are you speaking about Britain? I've never met anyone in America who does not pronounce the d. However, I've also never met anyone who pronounces the l.
>>19
Buffet comes from French, but that's a regular thing in the French language.
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Anonymous2007-02-01 23:31
écoute le t dans buffet change tout
p.e. si je dis "cette pile d'ailes BBQ du buffet à volonté obstrue mon champ de vision", s'il n'était pas là ça serait du ?? à volonté et aux dernières nouvelles ils utilisaient encore du poulet pour les faire alors hein
en tout cas les mots ne sont pas donnés en français ni la grammaire d'ailleurs, mais enfin défilez la page pour vous faire dire que l'anglais est plus difficile, n'est-ce pas
il y a un n de trop dans le titre eh
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Anonymous2007-02-02 5:52
La France,tu l'aimes ou tu la quittes.
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Anonymous2007-02-02 8:06
Y'a vraiment pas plus malfamé intellectuellement que les rosbeefs. Hey the rosbeefs, don't try to understand elit languages like french, eat your sausage and STFU. Or even better, put them deep in your fucking ass.
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Anonymous2007-02-06 16:59
Uniquement parce que la langue est trop raffinée,il l'insulte.
Quel espèce de connard.
De toute façon tout les imbeciles qui n'aiment pas la France sont sans-cerveaux car toutes les élites des pays civilisés parlent Français et les plus riches vivent en France.