The sexy French man who caught my eye

"Bon chance dans le foot".....is all you have to say.

Try it!

What job is he doing there?Why has a frenchman been employed in a non french speaking country?

Lord Ellpus wrote:

"Bon chance dans le foot".....is all you have to say.

Try it!

Eh?

Montana wrote:

Lord Ellpus wrote:

"Bon chance dans le foot".....is all you have to say.

Try it!

Eh?

It's what the French call football. He'll definitely respond to that.

"Good luck in the football".

material girl wrote:

What job is he doing there?Why has a frenchman been employed in a non french speaking country?

He works in the sheet metal department and it is a french speaking country/community

I don't even know if I get the CBC on there.

Montana wrote:

material girl wrote:

What job is he doing there?Why has a frenchman been employed in a non french speaking country?

He works in the sheet metal department and it is a french speaking country/community

Does he work withe the metal, shaping bits while he wears a hot sweaty tshirt that clings to his muscles.Or does he work at a desk?

Montana wrote:

I don't even know if I get the CBC on there.

I posted the link to where your local French-language CBC radio and tv stations can be found a bit earlier on this thread. Your car radio will definitely be able to pick up at least two or three of the radio stations.

My first BF had the same job.I never saw him work but he was muuuuuscley, I can see the attraction.Men working with metal, very saucy!!!

Shame about the language.Good luck with the drink plan.

It'll really help, Montana.

The French used on the CBC national network is sorta in between the dialect spoken where you are, and what your new colleague speaks. There will also be some local features - so it should help to 'tune' your ear - make the adjustment from your local dialect to something more familiar to your colleague.

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So? Did you speak to him?





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