Maybe 'rule 0: People are lazy and/or try to sound cool' applies?Stopwatch wrote:Just curious, but does that mean the thing about only having 'j'[vowel or vowel sound]' and 'je [word starting with a consonant]' doesn't apply to everything? Languages always seem to do that "Rule 1: ..." then "Rule 2: Rule 1 will be broken under x circumstances" "Rule 300: Rules 4, 5 and 72 will be broken if x happens" D:Hime-Chan wrote:Do you mean 'j'me relax avec mes meufs'? otherwise your sentence is wrong. Also it's very sexist, I think xDmangaluva wrote: Today in drama society, a French member taught us to say "J'relax avec me le meuf", which is apparently French for "chillin' with ma b*tches". I feel classier already.
Today, I have 2 classes at the same time, I DON'T HAVE A TIME TURNER!
/totally not offtopic
(No idea honestly, my french knowledge keeps evaporating)