Re: I AM FRENCH
From CeeJay <new...@ceejay.cjb REMOVE_to_REPLY .net>
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· 24 Feb 2003 08:39 · View full thread
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> > I AM FRENCH > > I'M NOT SPEAK ENGLISH > > aha! > I too ;-) Don't worry , frenchness can be cured (depending on how afflicted you are to begin with) and you can learn to speak another language .. really .. you CAN !
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