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But what was the most pointless phrase you learned in French or Spanish?

I prefer a massage at Serras Alombra, which I think means I prefer to sit outside on the terrace in the shade I think.

To chronil la chaman de magasin terrido, which means do you know the way to the curtain shop?

I didn't even know there was such a thing as a curtain shop.

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Yes, I am keen to learn French.

For me, it's the great lost language, as you say, you've coincided with puberty.

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Different concerns to French, you see, I.e. acne and the length of my thing.

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Well, I'm learning Welsh at the moment, but I would love to learn to speak French, because I don't know.

I think I've got that certain legitimacy quite about me.

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