Club Arnage
		Club Arnage => General Discussion => Topic started by: dan E on June 01, 2003, 08:27:21 pm
		
			
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				Does anyone have the correct telephone number for the restaurant "des Hunaudieres"?  Help appreciated.
			
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				does any body know how to say it correctly!!!??
			
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				I'm sure Gilles will be able to oblige with both requests... :)
			
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				Does any body in Liver pool know how to join wo rds correc tly?  All I asked for was their telephone number.:P
			
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				I wish I was so  f u c k in g perfact, Its a genuine request dope, how do you pronounce it?
			
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				Calm down, ay, ay.
			
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				But he still can't pronounce it
			
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				Bet you we could after a few low flyer's.
 BRAIN.
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				I wish I was so  f u c k in g perfact, Its a genuine request dope, how do you pronounce it?
 
 
 Hi Ian
 I'm sure Gilles will correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it is pronounced Huh-no-dee-air.
 Nobody pissed themselves when I've pronounced it this way, at least.
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				Matt - your pronunciation is perfect, but do you have their telephone number?
			
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				To help you choosing, they're two restaurants:
 
 The chinese one...
 
 Restaurant Shanghaï des 24 Heures  33 (0)2 43 84 14 72
 
 ... and the classic one
 
 Restaurant des Hunaudières  33 (0)2 43 84 98 14
 
 
 Concerning prononciation, it could be Uh No dee air (or Mulsanne straight could be easier!!!!)
 
 
 
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				Many thanks
			
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				This thread reminds me of the time when, using my best GCSE French, i ordered a crepe from one of the stalls behind the tribunes, only to be given a coffee!!!!! >:(
 I tried several times afterwards to see the similarities:
 crepe - cafe - crepe - cafe - crepe - cafe  ???
 but still couldn't get it. Perhaps the pikie serving was from Germany or something. Hey ho.
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				My wife loves the Bon Mamon (is that right) rhubarb jam. So when I was in France along time ago I saw these massive pots of it. Number one husband here I come.  Got it home and opened it. Is there that much difference between jam and pie filling.
 
 Also once whilst getting served by the waiter in a restaurant, I was using my best french to tell him that that was suffice (suffire) about three times to just funny looks. I was actually saying ce soir (tonight).
 
 Must have thought I was a raving florist.
 
 Stu
 
 
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				My wife loves the Bon Mamon (is that right) rhubarb jam. So when I was in France along time ago I saw these massive pots of it. Number one husband here I come.  Got it home and opened it. Is there that much difference between jam and pie filling.
 
 
 
 Just to save your wedding, it's not "Bon Mamon" but "Bonne Maman" (good mother), because only good mother (and spouses) are able to make jam like this !!!!!!  :)
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				Gilles - do you offer everyone French lessons?  It seems that our brethren forgot all their school lessons many moons ago, but this does create a few entertaining situations though.
			
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				Is this where we've been going wrong all along by just shouting louder in English ?
			
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				Gilles - do you offer everyone French lessons?  It seems that our brethren forgot all their school lessons many moons ago, but this does create a few entertaining situations though.
 
 
 I just invite all of you at a "french as a foreign language summer session" in mid-june, mostly during the we?
 
 Any attendee?
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				Oui, moi.
 
 Je will attendee sur lundi 9 juin, OK?
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				I jsut look for a LHD Opel in MB, isn't it?  :o
			
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				Nous call 'em Vauxhall, mais oui, vous et vrai, il est un Opel Omega MV6 par le registrastion R308WEC en ummmmmm...silver
			
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				many thanks for the effort in french "language".  :D