Yeah, language twists are always fun ^^
I think one of the most idiot thing an outsider can see is how we say the numbers 80 to 99.
I mean, in english it’s just ninety-seven.
In french it’s 20 x 4 + 10 + 7
nonante sept du fromage ! 
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“Nonante”
Only inferior Belgium say nonante !
In civilized places, we say “quatre-vingt-dix”. Litteraly : 4 x 20 + 10.
This is how it’s taught in the UK, does that mean we’re civilised?
Imo anything outside of Belgium is somewhat civlized.
And the first one of you fuckers that say CHOCOLATINE instead of Pain au chocolat is going to be penetrated by a 16" baguette in the backdoor.
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FTFY.
I applaud your command of the English language, especially when it comes to polite threats.
Shame about the use of a Z in civilised though 
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It’s not an S ?
Damn… I always write it like that because of Sid Meier’s Civilization
Both are correct, Z is American English, S is most of the former empire and the UK.
There’s a few with Z’s and quite a few differences; the US drops the U from honour, rumour and humour for example.
Also what he said ↓↓
and colour…
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If you have Google translate all your conversations it helps them interpret what you say in your emails that they read.
I’m not sure if I understood what you said, mate…
Can you try to say it again, differently, please ?
Tinfoil and sarcasm.
Ah, the usual Salt Foambreaker. Understood.
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