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[akeyoftime]

Bonjour tout le monde :)

Je me suis rendue comte aujourd'hui que depuis mon dernier examen il y a presque un mois, que j'ai seulement parle en francais une fois.

-_- Ca, c'est pas assez pour maintenir la langue. C'est ma stupide langue maternelle et elle est deja assez decimee. Alors Andrew et moi, on va parler en francais (il espere que j'adopte eventuellement un accent et que j'y reste avec). De temps en temps il y aura du francais ici aussi :P

Voila. C'est tout ce j'avais a dire. Ma petite rebellion dans un monde anglophone. Je suis 'cool'. Ah ouais. ^_^*


For the non-french speakers/shaky french speakers:

I haven't been using my french and I've decided I'm not going to, because for a first language, it's already stupidly degraded. Posts and parts of posts may be in french from now on, but I will translate roughly, like here.

Because I am a feedback whore.

Oh yeah.

Comments

[laitaine]

You rebellious wild child!

Cool. I studied French at school - from about 5-16, but I don't remember much. I can translate ok, like I can make out what you said, but speaking/writing is appalling. I was going to reply in very basic French, but I got a bit stuck!

I also studied Spanish and Latin. Any attempt to speak in either French or Spanish usually ends up a mixture of French, Spanish, Latin and English, depending on which words I remember from which language. I did try and keep up with my languages after I stopped studying but it didn't happen.

[akeyoftime.livejournal.com]

It's hard to keep languages up after school stops. I lost a whole huge section of my french when I went from a francophone environment to an anglophone one, even though they still taught french at an immersion level.