Deepest sympathies to the people in France who have suffered such terrible and senseless losses. Respect for the police and military of France who have dealt with these murderous devils.
Je suis la France. Tout ses morts sont membres ma famille.
Spoke to my brother tonight and he said that France is just stunned. The cartoonists were household names.
Je suis la France aussi.
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contrex
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Fri 9 Jan, 2015 05:30 pm
@Setanta,
Setanta wrote:
Tout ses morts sont membres ma famille.
D'accord. Tous ses morts sont membres de ma famille.
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ossobuco
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Fri 9 Jan, 2015 07:45 pm
I'm sorry this is happening, no easy answers here. I was/am for the cartoonists,
I'd rather jihadists cartoon back.
I also am not usually for mocking religion, though I don't partake in it now - I well remember being extremely reverent, or, trying to be, when I was religious.
I don't want to see France have split society (or any of the rest of us).
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Lustig Andrei
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Fri 9 Jan, 2015 10:31 pm
Nous son toutes Francais.
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Setanta
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Sat 10 Jan, 2015 04:22 am
Thank you, everyone, for your support for the Frendh.
(Thanks for catching my typo, Contrex--aging is hell.)
Thank you, everyone, for your support for the Frendh.
(Thanks for catching my typo, Contrex--aging is hell.)
Mixing up tous/tout/toutes is widely done by the French themselves... This event hit me very hard; I have been a lover of Charlie Hebdo since the 1990s and I have a pile of them, plus several Maurice et Patapon books by Charb, a worthy successor to people like e.g. James Gillray.
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Setanta
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Sat 10 Jan, 2015 05:04 am
Now i'm even more embarrassed. I was referring to having left out the preposition, and hadn't noticed the tout/tous error. Aging is, apparently, more hellish than i thought.