Coming from France!!

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este
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Coming from France!!

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Hello everybody... I'm new here, and, what can I say? I think we'll be able to learn more about each other when we talk on the board!
Sorry for my english, but you know... I'm french :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Please people,do not apologize for your English!It's cliche.Why do you think American people knows better grammar and has a richer vocabulary from you?
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Yes I know it's "cliché", but french people have a lot of hang ups with foreign langages :lol: :lol:
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Hi este! Welcome and I can't see anything wrong with your English?
Si

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A quick hello to you!

I also live in France, in the south east of France (near cannes)... And in belgium too.

For the moment I read only what you wrote or what you write.

Nice to be one of yours :)



Dam.


P.S : Sorry for my english too!!! :lol:
A french little guy named : Dam.
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Welcome to the forum Este and don't worry about your english, it seems to be pretty good. I'm german and I struggle with the english grammer sometimes.
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Post by kerplooey »

Oh, another fellow Frenchman/woman? Excellent.

Welcome here, and allow me to hijack your thread to tell those who didn't know that Catching the Big Fish is finally being released in a French translation under the misguided title "Mon histoire vraie"

According to Amazon.fr the cover will be this:
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although you can see this one floating around (it is my favourite, but I expect they'll go with the Amazon one)
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Although it was schedulded for early march, the tentative release date now seems to be april 24th
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Hello everybody and thanks for all your "welcomes"... and a big welcome to KAFARD :wink: (your introduction is better than mine :lol: )

>kerplooey: we longed to see and read this book in French. First, I thought this book had additional content... unfortunately, NO! The book is a bare traduction of catching the big fish.

>Mb3: thanks for the "european support" :lol:

>snikgrif: thanks to you :wink:
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Well, Welcome to the french people.

I'm french too, living in Berlin, Germany :) Did not know about the french release of Catching The Big Fish, the title is not really good though in French.
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Hello Teopeaks and thanks for your "welcome"!

I agree, the title of the book isn't really good... and perhaps it could create a mix-up with the movie :lol:

For the ones who are interested in this book:Link of the publisher
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