Wow, that's a lot. I am going to write French on Thursday.

Hey, I see there was somewhat of a chat going on here Yesterday... too bad I missed it...

Well, I'm sure that there'll be another one soon

Fleur Clearwater hat geschrieben:Wow, that's a lot. I am going to write French on Thursday.

Oh I like French but the Grammar is realy bad.At first it was OK but now thats difficult ..

Hey whats up evryone??

yes i know what you mean the grammar is really difficult and i hate the irrecular verb forms

Are there really so many irregular verb forms in French? I think, who says so just just forgot too much of his Latin.

Well yes there are Wehwalt, since in French you could call about any ver irregular.' Problem is that in French there is more than one "gorup" of verbs...there are just some real irregular ones, but there are a whole lot of groups witch you could call "regular irregular verbs". Besides...what about thos of us who never had latin in school?

In my opinion these verbal forms are not irregular. If you do not know Latin and Greek, you have to treat them as if they were, but still there are rules and a lingual history that allows to derive most of the forms.

Wehwalt hat geschrieben:In my opinion these verbal forms are not irregular. If you do not know Latin and Greek, you have to treat them as if they were, but still there are rules and a lingual history that allows to derive most of the forms.

Yes there are certanly rules about thos, but they are still hard: you have to learn all reules about all of them, and french just has so many diffrent forms compaired to english

Well, I think it's hard to start learning French but after a few years you know how to use the different tenses and verbs. English is easy at the very start but gets harder every year.

Fleur Clearwater hat geschrieben:Well, I think it's hard to start learning French but after a few years you know how to use the different tenses and verbs. English is easy at the very start but gets harder every year.

Ph I have to dissagree! When I started learning French , it was a well sounding, not to hard intuitiv language to me. Now after 8 years it is harder than ever and I can't even talk as good in french as I used to after about 3 or 5 years...;-?

I very much prefer the english language

I learn French and English and I do prefer English, of course. In my opinion, you have to understand the different french verbs and forms and then you just need to link them to a new tense. Do you know what I mean? But in general, it's harder to speak French. English is better

Fleur Clearwater hat geschrieben:I learn French and English and I do prefer English, of course. In my opinion, you have to understand the different french verbs and forms and then you just need to link them to a new tense. Do you know what I mean? But in general, it's harder to speak French. English is better

Problem is you have all thos diffrent times in French and some verbs witch are ussually regular arn't in other times!

There are weired times alone for the past there are:

"passe composer"
"plusque perfait"
"imperfait"
"passé simple"

now you have to multiply this with the diffrent "modi" like "conditionell" and "subjentive" additional to that there is the thing about the être and the avoir verbs....more than that many verbs are irregular just in the 1 and 2 form plural.....

So well...according to my expirience french is a hard language too leran esspecialy if you don't know any other romanian languages....sounds beautifull thought

Well, ok, I seem to be an exception because I am quite good at French in school...