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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 22 Feb 2003.
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I AM FRENCH

I AM FRENCH

alt.ascii-art · 14 messages · 22 Feb 2003 - 2 Apr 2003
Momonous <mom...@aol.com> 22 Feb 2003 13:10 · permalink · report
I AM FRENCH
I'M NOT SPEAK ENGLISH

Momonous wrote:

> I AM FRENCH
> I'M NOT SPEAK ENGLISH

aha!
I too ;-)

On Sat, 22 Feb 2003 13:10:17 +0000, Momonous wrote:

> I AM FRENCH
> I'M NOT SPEAK ENGLISH

Welcome new art brute/naive art dude. Some days there's no
tran or sherman. So we need you too. More of the same please.

><))))> Evolving fish.
  L L



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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 !

mom...@aol.com (Momonous) wrote in news:20030222081017.05786.00000156
@mb-ba.aol.com:

> I AM FRENCH
> I'M NOT SPEAK ENGLISH

Bonjour.  Bienvenue � ASCII-Art.  Je sais les gens pensent que les 
Fran�ais sont assez mous.  Et que la r�sistance fran�aise �tait juste un 
battement en hausse.  Mais vous �tes bienvenu ici.  Si tout va bien les 
caract�res d'cAscii sont universels dans leur application � l'art, 
puisque l'�pellation n'est pas exig�e pour dessiner une image.  Bonne 
chance et longtemps la France de phase!

Translated back to English by Google:

Hello.  Welcome With ASCII-Art.  I know people think that the French are 
rather soft.  And that French resistance was right a beat in rise.  But 
you are welcome here.  If all is well the characters of ASCII are 
universal in their application to art, since the epellation is not 
required to draw an image.  Good luck and a long time France of phase!

A prize to anyone who can reproduce the original English exactly...

-- 
"Loving kindness, warm hearts and a, "Life is mostly froth and bubble,
 Stretched out hand of tolerance,     Two things stand like stone,
 All the shining gifts,               Kindness in another's trouble,  
 That make peace on Earth." - tBW     And courage in your own." - ALG

papyrom (papyrom_at_yahoo.fr) 24 Feb 2003 22:29 · permalink · report
ABCGi <abc...@codeYOINKmonkey.com.au> a �crit:


> A prize to anyone who can reproduce the original English exactly...

Is there a price for the comprehension of the french text by a frenchman
?

-- 
Papyrom

papyrom (papyrom_at_yahoo.fr) wrote in 
news:f27...@4ax.com:

> ABCGi <abc...@codeYOINKmonkey.com.au> a �crit:
> 
> 
>> A prize to anyone who can reproduce the original English exactly...
> 
> Is there a price for the comprehension of the french text by a frenchman
> ?
> 

I'd love to hear it!

-- 
"Loving kindness, warm hearts and a, "Life is mostly froth and bubble,
 Stretched out hand of tolerance,     Two things stand like stone,
 All the shining gifts,               Kindness in another's trouble,  
 That make peace on Earth." - tBW     And courage in your own." - ALG

ABCGi <abc...@codeyoinkmonkey.com.au> wrote:
: mom...@aol.com (Momonous) wrote in news:20030222081017.05786.00000156
: @mb-ba.aol.com:

:> I AM FRENCH
:> I'M NOT SPEAK ENGLISH

: Bonjour.  Bienvenue � ASCII-Art.  Je sais les gens pensent que les 
: Fran�ais sont assez mous.  Et que la r�sistance fran�aise �tait juste un 
: battement en hausse.  Mais vous �tes bienvenu ici.  Si tout va bien les 
: caract�res d'cAscii sont universels dans leur application � l'art, 
: puisque l'�pellation n'est pas exig�e pour dessiner une image.  Bonne 
: chance et longtemps la France de phase!


GoodDay, Welcome to ASCII-Art. I know that people think that the French 
are soft. And that French resistance is just haughtiness. But you are 
welcome here. With luck, the ASCII characters are universal in 
their application to art, since spelling isn't necessary for drawing an 
image. Good luck, and long live France.

... or something like that.


: Translated back to English by Google:

: Hello.  Welcome With ASCII-Art.  I know people think that the French are 
: rather soft.  And that French resistance was right a beat in rise.  But 
: you are welcome here.  If all is well the characters of ASCII are 
: universal in their application to art, since the epellation is not 
: required to draw an image.  Good luck and a long time France of phase!

: A prize to anyone who can reproduce the original English exactly...

ewd...@ateceatdoteecsdotconcordiadot.ca wrote in
news:b3jlui$811$1...@newsflash.concordia.ca: 

>: Bonjour.  Bienvenue � ASCII-Art.  Je sais les gens pensent que les 
>: Fran�ais sont assez mous.  Et que la r�sistance fran�aise �tait juste
>: un battement en hausse.  Mais vous �tes bienvenu ici.  Si tout va
>: bien les caract�res d'cAscii sont universels dans leur application �
>: l'art, puisque l'�pellation n'est pas exig�e pour dessiner une image.
>:  Bonne chance et longtemps la France de phase!
> 
> 
> GoodDay, Welcome to ASCII-Art. I know that people think that the
> French are soft. And that French resistance is just haughtiness. But
> you are welcome here. With luck, the ASCII characters are universal in
> their application to art, since spelling isn't necessary for drawing
> an image. Good luck, and long live France.
> 

Hehe

Pretty close... French resistance was a myth... viva la France!

-- 
"Loving kindness, warm hearts and a, "Life is mostly froth and bubble,
 Stretched out hand of tolerance,     Two things stand like stone,
 All the shining gifts,               Kindness in another's trouble,  
 That make peace on Earth." - tBW     And courage in your own." - ALG

Øyvind Røtvold <ol...@iname.com> ASCII art 27 Feb 2003 12:57 · permalink · report
ABCGi <abc...@codeYOINKmonkey.com.au> writes:

[ snip ]
> 
> Pretty close... French resistance was a myth... viva la France!
                                                  ^^^^
No, no - thats "Viva Las Vegas"  

-- 
�yvind R�tvold                              ._ @
http://www.darkside.no/olr/index.html      /  //\.
 ... sciare necesse est ...                  \>> |
                                              \\

Josef 'Jupp' Schugt <jup...@gmx.de> ASCII art 27 Feb 2003 16:54 · permalink · report
On 22 Feb 2003 13:10:17 GMT,
   Momonous <mom...@aol.com> wrote:

> I AM FRENCH
> I'M NOT SPEAK ENGLISH

Ich denke nicht, dass das jemanden stᅵren wird >;->
I don't think that this will bother anybody.

Mais ou est l'ASCII-Art?
But where is the ASCII-Art?

Just my  .-.      .-.   .--.    ,--.
        |   |    |   |  `  /   /
        |   |    |   |    /    #==
        |   |    |   |   /     \
         `-'  ()  `-'   "---    `--' dxm

On 27 Feb 2003 00:25:54 GMT, ewd...@ateceatdoteecsdotconcordiadot.ca
spewed forth the following:

>: Bonjour.  Bienvenue � ASCII-Art.  Je sais les gens pensent que les 
>: Fran�ais sont assez mous.  Et que la r�sistance fran�aise �tait juste un 
>: battement en hausse.  Mais vous �tes bienvenu ici.  Si tout va bien les 
>: caract�res d'cAscii sont universels dans leur application � l'art, 
>: puisque l'�pellation n'est pas exig�e pour dessiner une image.  Bonne 
>: chance et longtemps la France de phase!
>
>
>GoodDay, Welcome to ASCII-Art. I know that people think that the French 
>are soft. And that French resistance is just haughtiness. But you are 
>welcome here. With luck, the ASCII characters are universal in 
>their application to art, since spelling isn't necessary for drawing an 
>image. Good luck, and long live France.
>
>... or something like that.

How about Japanese?

Konnichiwa, ASCII aato e youkoso.  Furansujin wa sekaijyuu no hitobito
ni yawarakaku omowarete, furansu no hankou wa takaburu koto de aru
noga wakatte iru kedo, kochira e douzo.  Kouun nimo, ASCII de egaku
noni superu wo ki ni suru hitsuyou ga nai node, ASCII no ji wa bijutsu
wo tsukuru koto ni tai shite riyou suru noga zenpantekina koto de aru
to iu wake da.  Ganbatte, furansu wa banzai.
-- 
Apply ROT-13 to email.
erq...@pbk.arg

KIRARA <jim...@anet.ne.jp> 12 Mar 2003 00:47 · permalink · report
[really off-topic]
Sorry but I hesitate to mail him because I know there are people
who don't want to mail directly.

"RedDog" <as...@and-receive.com> wrote in message 

> >GoodDay, Welcome to ASCII-Art. I know that people think that the French 
> >are soft. And that French resistance is just haughtiness. But you are 
> >welcome here. With luck, the ASCII characters are universal in 
> >their application to art, since spelling isn't necessary for drawing an 
> >image. Good luck, and long live France.
> >
> >... or something like that.
> 
> How about Japanese?
> 
> Konnichiwa, ASCII aato e youkoso.  Furansujin wa sekaijyuu no hitobito
> ni yawarakaku omowarete, furansu no hankou wa takaburu koto de aru
> noga wakatte iru kedo, kochira e douzo.  Kouun nimo, ASCII de egaku
> noni superu wo ki ni suru hitsuyou ga nai node, ASCII no ji wa bijutsu
> wo tsukuru koto ni tai shite riyou suru noga zenpantekina koto de aru
> to iu wake da.  Ganbatte, furansu wa banzai.

How do you do,Reddog. Your Japanese is very excellent.
This group has many well-educated people who can write 
good Japanese! Wow!

As a native speaker, I can suggest your weakpoint.
#Believe it or not, I am earning a little money by writing now.
( Of course Japanese, you know. And very lucky for me,
my field need not to regard who is the "First President of U.S"..... ;-)))

Your weak point is "loan word"(Gairai-go).
You know we use a lot of loan word usually.
We both know the language is breathing, growing, changing.
The right answer is not only one.
----------
Konnichiwa, ASCII aato e youkoso.  
Gozonji no youni Furansujin wa sekaijyuu no hitobito
kara odayakana jinsyu dato omowarete imasu. 
Shikasi furansu no Resistance ni daihyou sareru youni 
wareware ha (totemo) ara-ara-shii itimen wo  motte irunodesu.
Demo, anatagata ha kangei sarete imasu.  

Kouun nimo, ASCIIaato de Image wo egakidasu tokini
anata ha  superu wo ki ni suru hitsuyou ha arimasen.
Soshite ASCII aato no ji wa sekaijuu dono Application soft demo 
riyou suru koto ga kanou dato iu wake nano desu.
Good Luck. (Sachi ookare)
Furansu yo eien nare.
("Furansu banzai" is totally OK but this fits more I think.
Meaning is like  "Forever France")
----------
And I translated using Japanese character and 
uploaded in my website.
http://bbs2.otd.co.jp/283399/bbs_thread
Please take a look if you need.


KIRARA

On Mon, 24 Feb 2003 09:39:04 +0100, CeeJay wrote:

>> > 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 !


Tu tambiᅵn, mi chavo ;-)

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