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I'd love but I barley know how to turn on and off computer.

P.S. 1.how do you post pictures
2.how to quote (example - asadfasd wrote: blah blah blah)

To quote, either just click the 'quote' button, or select the text you want to quote in the box that you write the post in, and click the 'Quote' button in there.

So if I wanted the following quoted:

sdhfj sldh fsdf sdfh sflsouf sof o;e

Then it should look like this:

Heh, j'aurais du au moins t'envoyer la version du site sans frames que j'avais faite. Pas mal poche ce que j'ai fait à bien y penser. J'aurais pu travailler la dessus quelques heures par semaine et y arriver. Tk, trop tard pour dire ca, bonne chance pour la suite =).

For those that don't understand fench, I was just talking to Chris about the site hehe.

Chris can speak French?

He's from Switzerland, most Swiss, even if they're from the german or italian side of the country, can.

Yes Chris can read French ... its the first language I ever spoke by the way, then Greek and later on English (which I know much better than Greek nowadays btw ).

Chris

Ok mais le truc c'est que je sais pas qui me dit tout ca , quelle version du site sans frames ?

De toute facon la version 2.0 du site est quasi prete, elle est sans frame, mais a encore ces problemes (pseudo emulation de frames si on veut).

A+
Chris

I wish I could speak fench.

I want to speak another language.

Then learn!

I have no excuse...

Indeed, except that you speak the international traveler's language: english.

I took French for 4 years in high school and know about 10 words. I lived in Italy for 6 months and was speaking great broken Italian before I left. Go figure.

You learn more living in a country than in school, that's a known fact.

My French teacher was missing a pinky toe on each foot. And she always wore sandals. I think that was too distracting.

I can understand french but je ne peux pas le typer.

J'ai passé 6 ans avec le francais à l'ecôle, et je n'ai pas apprendais rien.

Chris, und uuf schwitzerdütsch?

The same, 4 years of German (traditional, Swiss German sounds totally alien to me, no offense though, its just a lot tougher to understand with a standard German education). Aber ich sprache kein deutch ... or very little like meine namen ist Chris (the first ever sentence I learned at school, LOL). Rechts, Links,... stuff I need to find my way but that's about it. Too bad I had great grades (at one point I even knew all about Dativ and whatnot tenses) at school, but I wasn't interested in that language, now I regret I don't know it better, especially when I go to Wacken for instance, to ask directions and stuff... but most of the time someone will speak English or understand what we need. I also feel sorry for ditching Greek school over soccer when I was 10, bad mistake, I regret that even more.

Chris