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Original post by thatitootoo
"Kun je" when it's a question, you loose the 't' in Dutch...Fish knows about this :wink:

Verkeerde deel van Afrika! Afrikaans wordt in Zuid-Afrika gesproken!
Maar ik kan het natuurlijk wel verstaan! Misschien zal ik het ooit wel leren spreken :tongue:

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Maaaaaaaaaaaaar! Ik hoorde dat zowel 'kunt' als 'kun' oké zijn?

Stront! :mmm: Natuurlijk! Ik denk dat het verkeerd leerde ik.

Original post by thatitootoo
Welke talen spreek je?* :führer:


You are a good but firm teacher, and I like it. :sexface:
Original post by isklikas
Hallo :smile: Ik ben Griek, maar ik woon in Wassenaar (Den Haag). Ik spreek Griek, Engels, Frans, een beetje Spaans en een beetje Nederlands. En jij? :smile:


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[scroll] :woo: :woo: :woo: [/scroll]

Neeeeeeeeeeeeee! :zomg:

Ik ben Engels, ik spreek Frans, Spaans, Nederlands en ik ben leren Griek! :h:

Je bent mijn beste vriend! :rofl:
Original post by boumavilla
Maaaaaaaaaaaaar! Ik hoorde dat zowel 'kunt' als 'kun' oké zijn?

Stront! :mmm: Natuurlijk! Ik denk dat het verkeerd leerde ik.



You are a good but firm teacher, and I like it. :sexface:


'kunt' is appropriate in a formal question where you are adressing the second person with a 'u' instead of the informal 'je'

Well, I know my stuff...:tongue:

Boumavilla, jij bent een stoute jongen !! :spank:





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Original post by thatitootoo
'kunt' is appropriate in a formal question where you are adressing the second person with a 'u' instead of the informal 'je'

Well, I know my stuff...:tongue:

Boumavilla, jij bent een stoute jongen !! :spank:


'Kunt' sounds funny though! :mmm:

Oh thatitootoo. :sexface: Ja. :sexface:
Und Thatitootoo, die ist eine böse Hexe, also sei vorsichtig! Denn heute kann er jemanden essen



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Original post by boumavilla
'Kunt' sounds funny though! :mmm:

Oh thatitootoo. :sexface: Ja. :sexface:


:lol: Gedraag je! Tijdens halloween ben ik een boze heks, die ondeugende jongens kan eten! :mad: :colone:



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Explain someone!
"Depuis que j'ai commencé à apprendre le français, je vais en vacances en Provence chaque année."

So, you can use the perfect tense with depuis que?
Original post by Octopus_Garden
Explain someone!
"Depuis que j'ai commencé à apprendre le français, je vais en vacances en Provence chaque année."

So, you can use the perfect tense with depuis que?


I think it's just

Depuis que je commence...

So :s-smilie:
According to my textbook's answers and examples, it most definitely isn't present tense.
Original post by Octopus_Garden
According to my textbook's answers and examples, it most definitely isn't present tense.


Well about.com has the example.

Depuis qu'il vit ici, il y a toujours de problèmes.

Since he's lived here, there are always problems.
None of my current grammar books are extensive enough. That's my Christmas list sorted out then. *sigh*
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Original post by boumavilla
[scroll] :woo: :woo: :woo: [/scroll]

Neeeeeeeeeeeeee! :zomg:

Ik ben Engels, ik spreek Frans, Spaans, Nederlands en ik ben leren Griek! :h:

Je bent mijn beste vriend! :rofl:


Haha ok :wink:

Wij spreken het samen talen! :biggrin: Wil je de hulp in Griek? :smile:



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Original post by Octopus_Garden
Explain someone!
"Depuis que j'ai commencé à apprendre le français, je vais en vacances en Provence chaque année."

So, you can use the perfect tense with depuis que?


Depuis que j'ai commencé is correct :smile:

Original post by L'Evil Fish
Well about.com has the example.

Depuis qu'il vit ici, il y a toujours de problèmes.

Since he's lived here, there are always problems.


However, this about.com example belongs to a different case. It refers to something that is still true and the past tense would mean that when he was living there. However, he has started French, he is not starting French everyday and this is why he has to use the past tense, because the difference is that in the about.com example this person still lives there. Hope this helps :smile:



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Original post by isklikas
Depuis que j'ai commencé is correct :smile:



However, this about.com example belongs to a different case. It refers to something that is still true and the past tense would mean that when he was living there. However, he has started French, he is not starting French everyday and this is why he has to use the past tense, because the difference is that in the about.com example this person still lives there. Hope this helps :smile:



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Aah, I see, so if it's not true anymore then it's perfect Past?
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Original post by L'Evil Fish
Aah, I see, so if it's not true anymore then it's perfect Past?


Precisely :smile: (try to remember this example and you will always remember it. You are not starting French all the time, you hence need a past tense)
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Aah, merci :smile:
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Original post by L'Evil Fish
Aah, merci :smile:


De rien :smile: Read the edit I made, because this will really help you on remembering it :wink:


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Original post by Octopus_Garden
Sorry to hear that, but it's nice to see you again. You haven't missed much. Fish is succeeding at AS French (gifted git :biggrin: ), *thatitootoo* dodges maths tuition, I acquire varius colds. (I'm now at that stage where one's mental acuity and concentration are unaffected, but large quantities of green snot in the throat block my breathing, and cause occasional vomiting. Nice, eh? Bet you're glad I shared that.)

Most people are working too hard to post here, I think.


I didn't even reply to this! How rude of me. Thanks for the detailed update. :tongue:

French grammar books for Christmas eh? Someone has to buy them!
Original post by isklikas
De rien :smile: Read the edit I made, because this will really help you on remembering it :wink:


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Depuis que j'ai appris le français...?
Fish, a mite arrogant, surely? You haven't finished learning French yet!

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