Oui off course je voulais dire bloody. Merci bien pour cette précieuse aide Ben.

La suite, je l´ai, c´est facile. Je suis OP la. Juste quelques mots qui me sont peu familier.

Oui c´était penser... J´suis naze. J´me souviens jamais des irréguliers.

Les verbes irréguliers? Arrête, c´est souvent le même modéle.

´ton service.

That´s been a while

"That" is the word you use when you´re talkin´ about an object. When you´re talking about the time, you must use the indeterminate "it".

ex :

It´s been a while, hasn´t it ?

As you say...

Oui ( mince j´ai parlé francais )

No in the sense after any stuff you´ve done, you can say "that´s been awesome" (talking about a day you´ve spent with friends or whatsoever) eventhough a day isn´t an object properly, see what I mean?

Think I do. But, you know, in "The House of the Dead II" on Dreamcast, Goldman says "It´s been a while, hasnt´ it ?" so I thought...

You can say both.

If you don´t refer to anything particular you can say "It" but if you´re referring to a day, a moment, an activity or anything else, you can say "that".

I smell the camel

"In ya dreams, bud´"

A clasic.

Very useful english proverb : you can´t make an omelette without breaking some eggs

Very useful english proverb : STFU Noob.

Sorry i am in math studies so english is only coef 2 and math is coef 9 so...

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* I smell the camel

I can´t smell Marie-Alix on MSN

Oh my god...
What the heck is happening on this topic

Nothing. *musique de sequence émotionelle*

Don´t worry, everything´s gonna be alright, you gotta trust me, just do it!

Whose dat lovely old pseudo? Hmhm forgot it :uoi:

I know i don´t connect myself a lot... bon, let´s stop the massacre^^

Attends, ça fait une an quew tu viens jawmais suw eimheissène, j´ai cwu une instante quew tu étais en Iwlande et quew tu m´avais pas dis.

It´s half english, half french, don´t bitch.