Elderon wrote:
In France, do they call football/soccer "ballon a pied"?
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Elderon wrote:
In France, do they call football/soccer "ballon a pied"?
Technically, that means "Ball with feet".
And to be honest, that question is not that stupid. By law, every English word/expression must have a French "equivalent".
So I wouldn't be surprised if somewhere, someone called it "Balle au pied", or something ridiculous like that.
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Monsieur RedPhoenixxx wrote:
Elderon wrote:
In France, do they call football/soccer "ballon a pied"?
Technically, that means "Ball with feet".
Parisian French is so convoluted.
Elderon wrote:
Parisian French is so convoluted.
Don't ask too much of it
"I started out with nothin' and I still got most of it left" - Seasick Steve
I'd still find it wierd to hear a French guy calling it 'Footie'.
Elderon wrote:
I'd still find it wierd to hear a French guy calling it 'Footie'.
"I started out with nothin' and I still got most of it left" - Seasick Steve
Parisian French was only designed to cope with ghey liaisions.
I knew there was a reason they taught it at Eaton.
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Nobby wrote:
[quote=Elderon]I'd still find it wierd to hear a French guy calling it 'Footie'.
So THAT's why Man U. is better
Yeah, American teams rule.
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Yeah, American teams rule.
A lefty like you should really support Aston Villa. They're American-owned too, but at least are not the commercial juggernaut Manure are.
Eldy wrote:
Wouldn't that be "ballon avec pieds"?
Both mean the same. If you want to get technical "Balle a pied", means "Feeted ball" (as in "Machine a vapeur", "steam engine"). Whereas "Balle avec pied" means "ball with feet". It's almost exactly the same, but not quite.
Still, I like to call it "Foutte-beaulle", but "Footie" sounds cuter. Yes, i'm ghey like that, that's 11 years of living in ghey Paris for you.
Totem wrote:
Blaque Jacques Chirac is surrendering his office?!? Say it ain't so! That'd be so... un-Frenchy!
Surrendering is "un-Frenchy"?! Totem, are you mellowing in your twilight years?
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