To those who speak french...

If I'm listing 2 people, one of them being myself, who would I put first?

In english, it would be 'my brother and I'

In french, would my brother go before me, or after me?

This post has been edited by Fez on May 5 2009, 05:34 PM

Mon frer et moi

or perhaps just "we" --- nous

thanks, I always confuse 'moi et mon frere' with 'mon frere et moi.'

This post has been edited by Fez on May 5 2009, 05:39 PM

Believe it or not, English was based off French (to a degree), so if you have to guess, go with the English grammar.

No.


'Mon frère et moi' is probably "more correct" but 'Moi et mon frère' is used colloquially.

fixed

Je suis francophone mais on a déjà répondu à la question alors je sers à rien.

Fait-il beau chez vous?

Ouais, il y a quelques nuages mais la journée était bien ensoleillée.

Parlez-vouz "eh?"

I don't know actually, I'm not even sure what that means. I guess it has to do with the way canadians speak or something?

EDIT : Oh, I think I got it. No I don't, and I don't say "aboot".

This post has been edited by Makawee on May 5 2009, 07:13 PM