Je écris toutes mes réponses en X, Lutça, Tutube etc. aux messages écrits en anglais afin de luter contre l'anglo-tyrannie. Faites-vous ça dans vos pays ?

>>213093010 (OP)
*mes réponses EN FRANÇAIS

>>213093010 (OP)
Un agneau et une mouche

>I will not be a pawn of Anglo tyranny
>I will instead be a pawn of French tyranny
Congratulations

>>213093010 (OP)
the opposite
i reply to everyone in english regardless of what language they're writing in, ESPECIALLY if it's arabic, that language cannot die soon enough.

>>213093069
Ab und zu schreibe ich auch auf Deutsch im selben Faden um das entgegenzuwirken.

I do the opposite, whenever an algerianoid or fr*nch speciman tries to communicate with me in fr*cnh, I make sure to reply in english, despite having the ability to speak perfect french

>>213093010 (OP)
>>213093031
MDR quelle pute!

>>213093010 (OP)
Je ne comprends pas pourquoi les Français ne fabriquent pas un imageboard? Même si les russes et brésiliens ont un imageboard. Non, je n’utiliserai pas JVC. Ça crainte.

On a plusieurs d’académie françaises dans ce pays mais Je n’ai jamais rencontré un francophones ici.

>>213093220
Is French still taught in school in Algeria or did you spend your childhood in France o algo? I thought Algerians hated Les Français perfides ou quelque chose

>>213094193
Mangez moins, gros salaud

>>213093010 (OP)
Pues yo lo escribo todo en Español tío, no hablo Ingles.

>>213094255
Mais je ne pèse que 80kg

>>213094229
>French still taught in school in Algeria
sadly yes, it's declining but still has many uses in business and education
nowadays it's being phased out with english taking a more prominent role, kids start out by learning english as a second language instead

>>213094367
Maintenant mettez l'autre jambe sur la balance.

>>213094294
Les Français quand essayent d’éviter de parler anglais. Le défi: impossible

>>213094720
French used to be the most popular foreign language in Burger schools prior to the 80s. Se acabó

>>213093010 (OP)
I would maybe consider doing that, bu after learning some French I realised that there would be no benefit for the world if we spoke French instead of English worldwide. They have the same problems of retarded, ambigous spelling but with the added nuisance of adding letters at the end of words that you NEVER pronounce.
Also the people are even more arrogant than anglos, it would just be replacing one tyranny for another.

>>213097095
English is piss-easy compared to French it's not even close
what you mentioned is only the tip of the iceberg

>>213097796
it's really not

>>213097796
English has A LOT of inconsistency and weird rules, especially related to spelling, but it is requires an order of magnitude less to work to "understand" the information presented in it - so after just some time you can spend hours upon hours of consumption of english content and all those issues melt with experience. I've studied French for a year and even a basic spoken convo is a hard to parse, there's just no way of taking this "shortcut" to learning the language, you have to grind through every inconsistency.