What???

[1Michel]

How many language do we have here at Vettemod???

I'm french so,
Je parle français et si vous voulez m'engueuler...faites le en français au moins!


ok ok transllation.

I speak french and if you want to argue with me...do it at least in french. LOL

 

[kwplot34]

OK but i don't speak french,just Redneck :nuts:

 

[BRUTAL64]

OK but i don't speak french,just Redneck :nuts:

I speak O.C.:huh:

 

[BBShark]

VetteMOD is truly an international group. Makes it more interesting.

 

[1Michel]

yeah thats why it's interesting to know how many language is spoken here.
:thumbs:

 

[Twin_Turbo]

Swahili here

 

[C6Z51]

Dutch.....

 

[73 Mike]

German and French, but I can gesture in Italian!

 

[big2bird]

I speak English, understand some Spanish, and read schematics.:thumbs:

 

[1Michel]

German and French, but I can gesture in Italian!

My wife is Italian, when she speaks to me in Italian, she's pretty much pissed. Lots of gesturing all right!

 

[1Michel]

I speak English, understand some Spanish, and read schematics.:thumbs:

Spanish is almost a must in Southern Cal huh?

 

[73 Mike]

German and French, but I can gesture in Italian!

My wife is Italian, when she speaks to me in Italian, she's pretty much pissed. Lots of gesturing all right!

Tres bien Michel. Etes vous un Quebecois?

There is joke about and old Italian gentleman walking down the street carrying a pair of watermelons. A lost tourist stops him to ask directions to a local hotel. The old gent slowly and laboriously puts down both watermelons, looks at the tourist, shrugs his shoulders and says "I don't know."

 

[1Michel]

German and French, but I can gesture in Italian!

My wife is Italian, when she speaks to me in Italian, she's pretty much pissed. Lots of gesturing all right!

Tres bien Michel. Etes vous un Quebecois?


Oui, I'm from Montréal

There is joke about and old Italian gentleman walking down the street carrying a pair of watermelons. A lost tourist stops him to ask directions to a local hotel. The old gent slowly and laboriously puts down both watermelons, looks at the tourist, shrugs his shoulders and says "I don't know."

Italians probably invented the sign language without knowing it.

 

[big2bird]

I speak English, understand some Spanish, and read schematics.:thumbs:

Spanish is almost a must in Southern Cal huh?

SI SENOIR.:thumbs:

 

[Twin_Turbo]

I speak English, understand some Spanish, and read schematics.:thumbs:

Spanish is almost a must in Southern Cal huh?

SI SENOIR.:thumbs:

It's señor You may speak Spanish..but wriiting it .....:hunter:

 

[big2bird]

It's señor You may speak Spanish..but wriiting it .....:hunter:[/QUOTE]

I'm illiterate in many languages.:lol:

 

[SMYDA]

ME!!!!! :suicide:

43 years and I'm still struggling with English. :surrender: :rain: :sos:

 

[mrvette]

I speak American, anyone need talk to me, has to pretty much also....

too damn lazy and ornery to bother, otherwise....

but I do know the orgnaization of Italian/Spanish is much better in that the adjectives are following the noun....

CAR, Fast, blue,

as opposed to fast blue car....

about all I know....

:clobbered:

 

[BangkokDean]

German and French, but I can gesture in Italian!

My wife is Italian, when she speaks to me in Italian, she's pretty much pissed. Lots of gesturing all right!

Tres bien Michel. Etes vous un Quebecois?


Oui, I'm from Montréal

There is joke about and old Italian gentleman walking down the street carrying a pair of watermelons. A lost tourist stops him to ask directions to a local hotel. The old gent slowly and laboriously puts down both watermelons, looks at the tourist, shrugs his shoulders and says "I don't know."

Italians probably invented the sign language without knowing it.

I once had a friend that was Italian that had lost a couple of fingers in an industrial accident.
He tended to only tell part of a story.:quote:

 

[turtlevette]

I speak American,

reading your emails over the years, that's highly debatable.