Facebook Follies of Friends and Families

[Syt]

[Grinning_Colossus]

With it or on it.

[Duque de Bragança]

GF's alias?

I'd like to think his French is better. 

[Grey Fox]

GF's alias?

I am not Tim, my mistakes are not over spelling.

[Duque de Bragança]

GF's alias?

I am not Tim, my mistakes are not over spelling.

Nice try, but that wasn't about spelling but conjugation. 

[Grey Fox]

Really? Croivez is right sometimes?

[Duque de Bragança]

Really? Croivez is right sometimes?

Right for people like Ribéry. 

Since it's croire (3rd group) and not croiver (sic), it can't be. Some uneducated people use a wrong subjunctive, use it as a basis and end up with this false infinitive IIRC.

CIA says it's wrong FFS! 

I'm glad at least "croivez" sounds very wrong to you. 

[Grey Fox]

It's a good joke but then is it really a conjugaison mistake when the word doesn't exist at all?

[Duque de Bragança]

It's a good joke but then is it really a conjugaison mistake when the word doesn't exist at all?

I have seen it written on social networks and perhaps heard a couple of times. I would not say it's a common mistake but it happens.

[Grey Fox]

Ah, la France.

[Duque de Bragança]

Ah, la France.

More of a lumpenproletariat thing, itself not exactly really Gallic ahem.

[Maladict]

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CIA says it's wrong FFS! 

It would be funny if that had actually happened, but the CIA probably has better things to do than learn French.

[Valmy]

I would like to think our international intelligence agency knows more languages than just English. 

I mean I know they are Americans and all but still 

[Zoupa]

You'd be surprised...

[celedhring]

Yeah, the theme in chess doesn't work at all. Maybe the original Indian game made more sense?