>the French don't have a word for "sibling"
>the French don't have a word for "daughter"
>the French don't have a word for "wife"
Why are the French such languagelets?
The French don't have a word for "sibling"
Robert Miller
Robert Jackson
>my language (French) has not yet invented a word for the numbers 70-99
Tyler Wood
>a FUCKING leaf
>"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""french""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""canacucks
lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
James Ross
- ta mère
- ta mère
- ta mère
Isaiah Jenkins
>English doesn't have a word or phrase which you say before a meal
how uncultured
Cameron Wilson
almuerzo :DDDD
thanks arabs
Andrew Foster
>sibling
enfants de même parents
>daughter
fille
>wife
femme, or if you want to get autistic about it, épouse
Joshua Rodriguez
They don't even have a word for entrepreneur
Andrew Stewart
...
Jackson Bennett
They got word putain for all of those
Caleb Stewart
I don't think you should laugh at that, since he's basically saying English didn't have a word for entrepreneur before getting raped by some French-speaking vikings.
Nicholas Harris
doesn't fille just mean girl?
Lucas Butler
words can have more than one meaning
Camden Fisher
>le Guillaume le Conquérent wasn't French meme
my favourite
Ian Brooks
Almuerzo is lunch. He's talking about "buen provecho".
Isaac Wood
The fact that Normans racemixed with native Gallo-Romans and Franks still makes anglos insecure after all this time.
Sebastian Smith
>>the French don't have a word for "sibling"
we have "fratrie" which is pretty similar, but it's a name for the whole thing
for siblings we jsut say "frères et soeurs" (brothers and sisters)
>>the French don't have a word for "daughter"
fille
i see why you're confused, because girl and daughter are the same word
>>the French don't have a word for "wife"
it's "épouse" (spouse in your greco-french dialect)
Dylan Thompson
>enfants de même parents
Andrew Roberts
>he thinks im an angl*id just because Im mocking the French language
Du calme Jean-Michel...
Aiden Rodriguez
>de même parents
Brody Nguyen
>his language doesn't have a word for one and a half
Ryan Edwards
>enfants de même parents
...yeah, nah.
>entrepreneur
That's unironically a French word, what are you talking about?
Camden Cooper
>de même parents
Luke Thomas
>he doesn't know
David Lewis
...
Brody Gonzalez
It's a George bush joke, that guy had kino humour.
Zachary Lopez
OH NO NO NO
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHJA
Levi Sanders
no we say "grognasse" instead
Justin Rogers
enfants of meme parents
Lincoln Carter
>enfants de même parents
>même
Jacob Kelly
...
Brandon Jenkins
>not being completely cucked by american politics is being a brainlet
Luke Harris
>sixty-eight
>sixty-nine
>uhhh...
>sixty-ten
>sixty-eleven
>sixty-twelve
HAHAHAHAHA
David Kelly
>enfants de même parents
Zachary Gonzalez
My country isn't retarded so it uses polysemic words. Meanwhile in N.A. they call it nine-one-one so that people don't search for "eleven"on their phones.
Austin Scott
Je suis presque sûr qu'en Belgique on utilise "septante", "huitante" et "nonante".
Elijah Taylor
>septante
>quatre-vingt
>nonante
Belgium failed at failing.
Evan Hernandez
bismillah
easy, my new british friend taught me it
Isaac Martin
i am surprised nobody mentioned cheap.
there is no word for cheap in french
William Nelson
Indeed. Fun fact: in Québec we use "cheap" but it means something that is not only cheap, but also of low quality.
Other words that don't exist in French are both and arson.
But then again when it comes to food Anglos lack so much words.
Nolan Jenkins
find yourself your own language first
Wyatt Murphy
yeah "tous le deux" "all of the two", funny.
>arson
i don't think it exists in any romance language.