Do you attempt to write about how nice Putin is but accidentally end up calling Luke Steele a lovely person?
Hahahah!! I think that Hemsy's dislike of Luke and Bobby pales into insignificance compared with how much I despise Putin!
Having lived in Barnsley, Wakefield, Leamington, Coventry, Harrogate, Grimsby, Perpignan, Central London, Kew, Doncaster and Lincoln, I'm quite obviously fluent in Italian. I also try but frequently fall short in understanding the universal language that is football, particularly when it was locally spoken with a Bolton-Berkcroft accent.
I spoke England, Yorkshire, Queens Yorkshire, (only in North America) I got a grade 1 in French at school which I've forgotten and have no desire to revisit. Oh and and bit of Svensk.
You mean everything you write in Russian is criticism of Luke Steele and saying that German football is *****?
I speak English, Tarn and ******** fluently. Can order a couple of beers in most European languages and speak tourism French, as in I can order food, reserve a room, ask for the bill or directions, that sort of thing. Can't get the French to understand the way I pronounce quatre though, even when I hold four fingers up. If I want 4 beers or 4 croissants, I've got to ask for 5.
They probably do it to the tourists to sell more. good marketing ploy. You should ask for three then when he brings em ask for 1 more.
Every time you make a restaurant reservation for 4, do you have to tell them that the other person was ill? I had a bit of a disaster in France the other week when ordering what I thought was veal, and asking for it rare, it turned out to be veal kidneys. One word, but a world of difference. Smelled a bit pissy and bled all over the plate. It wouldn't have been so bad except I'd ordered them for my sister-in-law, having taken responsibility as the only "French speaker" in the group. I felt so guilty that I gave her my (amazing) cuttlefish stew, and ate the offal myself.
Or you could say "Can I have 3 beers please" and then when they ask if that is all say "Can I have a beer please"
I'm not confident enough, or good enough, to speak in French on the phone. When you turn up to a restaurant and there's four of you, they sort of get the idea without you having to say quatre.