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Old May 8th, 2001, 12:55 PM

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Hi all , I wonder if some french speaking people are playing space empire 4 ?

Y a il des francophones qui jouent a se4 ?

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Je parle francais mais ce n'est pas ma langue maternelle - je suis anglais.
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Moi-m�me je ne suis pas fran�ais, je suis en effet italien mais je me d�brouille suffisamment bien avec le fran�ais, soit �crit, soit parl�.
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ouah ! c'est impressionnant !
Je cherche a organiser une partie Online avec plein de joueurs ,,, comment proceder ?

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In French, oeuf means egg, cheese is fromage...it's like those French have a different word for everything.
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Hope I didn't offend anybody. That's just one of my favorite lines from one of my favorite comedians.

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cool!! Not that I can understand a thing they just said but cool!

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cool!! Not that I can understand a thing they just said but cool!

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Try Babel Fish:
http://world.altavista.com/

You can copy anything in a language you don't understand, paste it into this and get a translation. It is far from perfect, but usually you can figure out what they meant.

Here is what I just wrote, translated into French by Babel fish:

Vous pouvez copier n'importe quoi dans un langage que vous ne comprenez pas, ne le collez pas dans ceci et n'obtenez pas une traduction. Elle est loin de la perfection, mais habituellement vous pouvez figurer hors de ce qu'ont signifi� elles.

Here is the above, pasted back in & translated from French to English:

You can copy anything in a language which you do not include/understand, do not stick it in this and do not obtain a translation. It is far from the perfection, but usually you can appear out of what meant they.

Like I said, it's not perfect, but it's better than nothing
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Je parle un peu de francais.

We ought to translate SEIV into other Languages... all those text files though...
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