Depressing.... a run down '74 Grand Safari

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  1. Taranau

    Taranau Well-Known Member

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    Savour,flavour,neighbour...It's from the Frenchie side of English.
     
    Taranau, Jun 26, 2009
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    Merci, mon ami! :evilsmile:
     
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    de nada...Mercy bucko!..
     
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    My wife's Mexican, and other than 'gringo' and 'no' :rofl2:, couldn't speak a word of English when I met her in Vancouver, Canada.

    In French, 'non' isn't always 'no'. In Spanish and English, there's no doubt about it.

    If it wasn't for my French, I wouldn't have been able to pronounce my proposal to her. Only took me 3 months to learn to write and read it, and now, I can argue with her fluently in English or Spanish, sometimes better than she can in Spanish. :rofl2:
     
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