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Hey all ...
I have a french coursework tomorrow and am desperate for help! :(
I need to write on two subjects:
Healthy Living AND Work Experience ....
Can people please post links to helpful sites with common french phrases, related help or anything that help ..... I'll really appreciate it!
well i just failed my french oral exam so i can't but im sure someone will !!
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Originally posted by gemby!@18 December 2003 - 23:51
well i just failed my french oral exam so i can't but im sure someone will !!
your the smart one - help him !
lol really did you heh :PQuote:
Originally posted by gemby!@18 December 2003 - 22:51
well i just failed my french oral exam so i can't but im sure someone will !!
this topic makes so much sense - the french is just bloody amazing !
use systran if u get stuck. the systran corporate is amazingly accurate. get it from suprnova
french translation
just type your stuff in english and it translates
thats what i do anyway :devil:
i used that b4. but no one can understand wtf it's saying. go with systran corp. very reliable and accurateQuote:
Originally posted by scribblec@18 December 2003 - 18:03
french translation
just type your stuff in english and it translates
thats what i do anyway :devil:
I am studying French as part of my degree (I'm majoring in Computing Science). Strange combination I know, but they are both subjects that I enjoy.
Thanks a lot for the quick help people.
The coursework is due tomorrow afternoon so I'll have all morning, saying that I dont have to much time to waste either, sites seem good so thank you, id also like phrases more realted to heatly living and work experience thought.
Free-translation worked for my speaking, lol ... but wont do here, just not accurate enough, I'll try systran now ... sounds promising. :)
Bon Chance.Quote:
Originally posted by TRshady@19 December 2003 - 00:28
Thanks a lot for the quick help people.
The coursework is due tomorrow afternoon so I'll have all morning, saying that I dont have to much time to waste either, sites seem good so thank you, id also like phrases more realted to heatly living and work experience thought.
Free-translation worked for my speaking, lol ... but wont do here, just not accurate enough, I'll try systran now ... sounds promising. :)
:blink: Nooo, don't do it, online translators are about the worst things you can use if you have to be accurate.Quote:
Originally posted by TRshady@19 December 2003 - 00:28
Thanks a lot for the quick help people.
The coursework is due tomorrow afternoon so I'll have all morning, saying that I dont have to much time to waste either, sites seem good so thank you, id also like phrases more realted to heatly living and work experience thought.
Free-translation worked for my speaking, lol ... but wont do here, just not accurate enough, I'll try systran now ... sounds promising. :)
Agree and said and I wont be using it .....
Getting systran now, wish I had asked earlier though, then again ive only just found in. More help would be greatful, specially on those topics ....
In the meatime, Id greatly appreciate it if people who have systran can also seed it for me ....
I'd love to help you but my french isn't that good and I'm afraid I might get it wrong.
As for the translator, you can try this: Cliptran, I wouldn't use stuff like this but, if you want to try it, try it. :)
That seems to use sites such as free-translation and google translater which isn't good enough for me and I hope systran is better then these ....
Downloading now from bt at a speed of 40kb ... so if anyone read this and started seeding ... thank you! ... would like the usual speed of 60kb, but im happy.
get a pocket dictionary you lazy git :P
ooo that sounds like fight talk to me !
Do you mean a pocket size dictionary. I cant see any point in having a dictionary for your pocket.Quote:
Originally posted by TheDave@19 December 2003 - 00:04
get a pocket dictionary you lazy git :P
i had to use one. the teachers always know if you cheat using the internet, even if you sort the mistakes out and take out the long words they still know
:angry: , lucky I dont know you or would sock you one :angry:
lol, just kidding and your right but the coursework is due in tomorrow and I dont have the time to go out and get one .... a dictionary wouldn't be much help as I need to translate phrases, not single words :( ....
Systran seems good though, make for companies so it'll be good enough for me. :)