Peter Dyballa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Am 04.05.2005 um 22:29 schrieb Drew Adams: > >> The first two ducks speak French, no doubt. (Try to pronounce it >> through your nose, as in Monty Python's movies, like: queng, >> queng.) >> But the third one? I have no idea! >> >> The third duck doesn't quite "get" how to talk canard. It says "angle", >> because it thinks that ducks are supposed to say "corner" (angle) - >> "coin" >> means "corner, in French. >> > > For me the question is: is the last duck British, or is it a wild one, > unadapted, not repeating the slogans as the others do?
Hehe :) Well, when I first post in this newsgroup, I didn't remove
my formal signature, so this is, basically, a _french_ signature (if
I could say that :)).
So the three of them are french ducks, and the third one is some
kind of newbee duck :)
Got it ? :)
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