Just saving the topic from the 2nd page. I wonder, have we ever discussed the book All Quiet on the Western Front? I just read it and thought it was great. Unfortunately, extremely sad as well. Any other thoughts?
I read it a few weeks ago and thought it was very good. It was different than I expected, but it didnt dissapoint me. We've talked a little about the book in the 'First World War' thread, but I am sure we can continue it here. It did end on a sad note, but I got over it.
It is about a 20 year old German soldier's experience in the war. It is against the war but it just focuses around him and his friends. Emilio Largo does a pretty good description in The First World War thread.
Although it sounds good, it doesn't sound like my kind of book! I'm not sure about books, I think I am just picky! For some reason I get addicted to reading harry potter!
Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice and everyone dies.
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Do the book Alls Quiet On The Western Front and the Movie go together?
Some people would complain even if you hang them with a new rope
Quoting Jedi Master:
Although it sounds good, it doesn't sound like my kind of book! I'm not sure about books, I think I am just picky! For some reason I get addicted to reading harry potter!
Every time a new one comes out, I get in that addiction. I hope she gets the last 2 out before I become disinterested (I doubt Ill get that way though). I know six will be coming soon, hopefully between January and June of next year (or earlier).
Mr. Martini, I am afraid I havent seen the movie, Ill have to add it to my 'I have to see this' list.
Mr MartiniThat nice house in the sky.Posts: 2,709MI6 Agent
Quoting one night stand:
Mr. Martini, I am afraid I havent seen the movie, Ill have to add it to my 'I have to see this' list.
Be sure you get the Oscar winning movie made in 1930 I beleive. Yes, it's on DVD. I don't know if there's another version of it or not.
Some people would complain even if you hang them with a new rope
Mr MartiniThat nice house in the sky.Posts: 2,709MI6 Agent
Quoting bladerunner_ozd:
My dad says he's eaten bulls testicle...
Did he call them Rocky Mountain Oysters? And be warned, if your ever offered Lamb Fries don't take them. You might be able to guess what they are. Similar to the bull thing, but only a lamb.
Some people would complain even if you hang them with a new rope
Szerintem lehet nyelvtudás nélkül élni. Nekem például van egy középfokú német nyelvvizsgám, de egy szót se tudok (már) németül. Számomra az angol elégnek biszonyult eddig, ezért lehetek most itt. Valahogy sohasem láttam hasznát annak, hogy több nyelven is megtanuljak. Azért csak így tovább, gyerekek! Tietek a jövő!
Míg el nem felejtem, Sly Fox! Tudtad, hogy a neved úgy fordítják magyarra, hogy Ravasz Róka?
To answer Miss Kitten, the zeist of it that I admit that learning languages isn't that important. My example is that I have a German language exam, but I'll never use THAT language again. That was our deal with God. The ending is to those brave kids who still learn languages, and that the future is theirs.
Oh, an the PS was meant for The Sly Fox, I'll decode that only if he is interested.
French speakers: are the four conjunctions that take the present subjunctive (and past subjunctive) are followed by a "ne" pleonastique "a moins que," "de peur que," "de crainte que," and "de sorte que"?
I'm attempting to relearn the subjunctive by tomorrow afternoon, which probably isn't such a smart idea on my part.
Flattery will get you nowhere, but don't stop trying.
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Every time a new one comes out, I get in that addiction. I hope she gets the last 2 out before I become disinterested (I doubt Ill get that way though). I know six will be coming soon, hopefully between January and June of next year (or earlier).
Mr. Martini, I am afraid I havent seen the movie, Ill have to add it to my 'I have to see this' list.
Be sure you get the Oscar winning movie made in 1930 I beleive. Yes, it's on DVD. I don't know if there's another version of it or not.
Did he call them Rocky Mountain Oysters? And be warned, if your ever offered Lamb Fries don't take them. You might be able to guess what they are. Similar to the bull thing, but only a lamb.
How can anybody eat those kinds of things!!??
. . . Uh, if everyone doesn't mind, I'm going to take the liberty to change the subject. . . .
So, anyway, is anyone taking a foreign language? I'm taking French. I can speak a little . . .
Je viens toujours à l'école en voiture.
(I always come to school by car)
I'm assuming that I said that right, but don't hold me to it!
I can't speak French! You'd better not be saying anything bad about us!
Me habla Espanol muy malo, aber ich spreche Deutsch gut.
Anyway, it's my birthday a week today (28th/10th) have I told you guys?! I'm hoping to watch Kill Bill (1+2) with friends, shouldn't be a problem!
So anyway see you!
JediM
Ich habe Deutsch fur vielen Jahren nicht gespracht!
Ich habe die Sprache fur sieben Jahren studiert aber jetzt ich benutze Deutsch selten!
Anyway...to answer Kitten's question, it has nothing to with cow's tongue!
Well I'm at school at the moment, in ICT (Shhhhh!) and we haved just been told to log off and, oh, everyone has left so bye guys!
Le boeuf, der Ochse
fermez la porte, die Tuer mach zu.
french-german mix that rhymes.......
Oh, tirpitz did you want to say that you take a german class or that you are a class in speaking german?
No one is saying bad puns in foreign languages, as far as I know.
Szerintem lehet nyelvtudás nélkül élni. Nekem például van egy középfokú német nyelvvizsgám, de egy szót se tudok (már) németül. Számomra az angol elégnek biszonyult eddig, ezért lehetek most itt. Valahogy sohasem láttam hasznát annak, hogy több nyelven is megtanuljak. Azért csak így tovább, gyerekek! Tietek a jövő!
Míg el nem felejtem, Sly Fox! Tudtad, hogy a neved úgy fordítják magyarra, hogy Ravasz Róka?
I think there's something wrong with your keyboard!
Ha! No! Only your inferior PCs can't decode our special characters.
Oh, an the PS was meant for The Sly Fox, I'll decode that only if he is interested.
I think we are taking the name of the thread (Random chat) a little to plainly!
It's my birthday on Thursday and still no preparation has been made as to baying presents! Oh well!
French speakers: are the four conjunctions that take the present subjunctive (and past subjunctive) are followed by a "ne" pleonastique "a moins que," "de peur que," "de crainte que," and "de sorte que"?
I'm attempting to relearn the subjunctive by tomorrow afternoon, which probably isn't such a smart idea on my part.
The only French word I know is "plastique" and I'm not even sure that really counts.
What's French for "detonater"?