People who are old LIKE ME remember a time in the 70s when French was cool and all you had to do was sort of SOUND FRENCH, and you could be cool too. So, does everybody understand my running le joke now?
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7 comments:
Ah Hah! French was also the ONLY foreign language taught in my high school.
My sister took French, my brother took French... I took German. Because even though I'm old like you *snicker* Le Car was considered a POS. But then, so was a Gremlin!
Oui. Very Pepe le Pew!
Funny, our school also had a choice for Spanish as well as French! I only took one semester, I am not good at languages. I speak with a French Canadian accent so well though that a supervisor at a job I had put me answering the French line once.
HA-HA-HA-HA! Le Cute car!
I have had absolutely NO French. But all you have to do is put 'Le' in front of everything and you're good.
Les bols de sucre!
vive la France!
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