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[Leyrann]

why do the french think that a table is female?

 

Okay, dictionaries suck nowadays. But I wouldn't be surprised if a table was also female in English, but you just can't see it from the article.

[lolguy26]

why do the french think that a table is female?

 

Okay, dictionaries suck nowadays. But I wouldn't be surprised if a table was also female in English, but you just can't see it from the article.

 

:shrug: the table (cant see how thats female)

[wheeloftime13]

maybe because it involves food and the kitchen? nah, im kidding... I have no idea how it's feminine either

[lolguy26]

maybe because it involves food and the kitchen? nah, im kidding... I have no idea how it's feminine either

 

maybe

[Leyrann]

why do the french think that a table is female?

 

Okay, dictionaries suck nowadays. But I wouldn't be surprised if a table was also female in English, but you just can't see it from the article.

 

:shrug: the table (cant see how thats female)

 

That's the problem with English. You can never see it. In French, everything is male or female, and the article is according to that. In Dutch, you can see male/female or neither, in German, you can see everything, in Latin, you can see it from the last letters, etc.

[lolguy26]

why do the french think that a table is female?

 

Okay, dictionaries suck nowadays. But I wouldn't be surprised if a table was also female in English, but you just can't see it from the article.

 

:shrug: the table (cant see how thats female)

 

That's the problem with English. You can never see it. In French, everything is male or female, and the article is according to that. In Dutch, you can see male/female or neither, in German, you can see everything, in Latin, you can see it from the last letters, etc.

 

well honestly that would be because english is a mix of all the languages you stated (you can find words from every language changed to suit or fit in the english dictionary)

[Smiley73]

http://www.cracked.com/blog/6-unspoken-rules-public-transportation-everybody-breaks_p2/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=fanpage&utm_campaign=new+article&wa_ibsrc=fanpage

[ruairidh7]

banana

[wheeloftime13]

Latin is amazing

[lolguy26]

@smiley : LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[Crimson_Ayla]

Ephsosjbdmsns...

 

*nods and collapses*

 

 

[wheeloftime13]

skips around... lunch time!!!!

[ruairidh7]

Bought Halo 4 today, yaldy

[Smiley73]

why do the french think that a table is female?

 

I don't make the rules, I just learn 'em.

 

but maybe you know why?

 

it's just how the language is, you may as well ask why English DOESN'T have gendered words

 

maybe because it involves food and the kitchen? nah, im kidding... I have no idea how it's feminine either

 

la cuisine, the kitchen, feminine

 

why do the french think that a table is female?

 

Okay, dictionaries suck nowadays. But I wouldn't be surprised if a table was also female in English, but you just can't see it from the article.

 

:shrug: the table (cant see how thats female)

 

That's the problem with English. You can never see it. In French, everything is male or female, and the article is according to that. In Dutch, you can see male/female or neither, in German, you can see everything, in Latin, you can see it from the last letters, etc.

 

well honestly that would be because english is a mix of all the languages you stated (you can find words from every language changed to suit or fit in the english dictionary)

 

well that's true for nearly any European language, they're in such close proximity that cross-overs just happen

[lolguy26]

skips around... lunch time!!!!

 

O_O its 11 pm here >.> (timezone'd)

[wheeloftime13]

naw, it's 1:36 here, but I' mstarving

[lolguy26]

[Smiley73]

Latin is amazing

 

verbs at the end of the sentence, that's about all I know... and adeste fideles

 

Bought Halo 4 today, yaldy

 

like you needed less reason to go outside

[wheeloftime13]

 

that's hilarious!

[Crimson_Ayla]

Poor fisheh

[Smiley73]

hmmm

 

Afrikaans: ongellukig = unhappy/unlucky

French: malhereux = unhappy/unlucky

[Smiley73]

Poor fisheh

 

exactly

[wheeloftime13]

it's sad for the kid who owned the fish, but I'm wondering what the heck was going on in the teen's head to kill a goldfish as a witness?

Edited November 6, 2012 by wheeloftime13

[Crimson_Ayla]

I sat on teh floor cos I too sleepy to move...

[ruairidh7]

banana