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French haunts in Dublin

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  • 20-08-2002 12:29pm
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    Samson
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    Are there any specific places where one would find French people socialising in Dublin?
    For example: Café Rouge on Andrew Street?

    Or am I wrong in thinking that the French would be drawn towards the familiar?
    (I'm probably thinking of paddy spending all his time in an Irish bar when on holiday!)


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    Beruthiel
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    Café Rouge on Andrew Street

    c'est ferme maintenant, le boef c'est terrible
    (it's closed, the food was terrible!)

    Or am I wrong in thinking that the French would be drawn towards the familiar

    the french people I know moved from France 'cos they didn't particularly like it there and prefer our life style...
    but maybe I just attract alcos!! :(


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    ZeFrog
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    If I were you I d use a giant mice trap with a piece of camembert ... Of course this wouldn t work with me at all cause ... Sorry wait a mn, there s a smell over here, i ll be back.............

    :p


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    Beruthiel
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    Sorry wait a mn, there s a smell over here, i ll be back.............

    tu est francais, tu jamais prend un douce, et voila, l'oder :D
    c'est tres fasile trouve les francais comme ca!! :D


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    MDR
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    tres drole ...


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    La_Gordy
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    Ils ont avec les autre tourists , dans Temple Bar.


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    Beruthiel
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    il y a un homme francais dans ma maison, pour dix euro c'est possible faire un visite et parle avec lui, c'est ne pas cher! (l'offer ouvert pour une mois) :D


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    ZeFrog
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    AAaaah Beruth, what a nice offer, let me just correct your sentence.

    'il y a un homme francais dans ma maison, pour dix euro c'est possible faire un visite et parle avec lui, c'est ne pas cher! (l'offer ouvert pour une mois) '

    Il y a un francais chez moi, pour 10 euros vous pouvez aller le voir et parler avec lui. Ca n'est pas cher !
    L' offre est valable un mois.



    You don t need to say 'un homme francais' as u would say , a french man. Cause in french there s feminine and masculine.

    a french man is : un francais
    a french woman is une francaise :)


    10 euro ... I wonder what kind of a man is that ... does he know how to speak at least ??


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    Beruthiel
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    10 euro ... I wonder what kind of a man is that ...

    une frog - il n'est pas tres interestant :D

    does he know how to speak at least ??

    oui, ils parle, mais avec une grand accent francais, c'est tres difficle comprend lui! :D:D


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    ZeFrog
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    "
    does he know how to speak at least ??

    oui, ils parle, mais avec une grand accent francais, c'est tres difficle comprend lui! "

    AAAAAAAAAAHhhhaaa I see. He s not french then. He must be from Cork or Limerick !


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