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For those people who don't have Small World's god-like translation powers (including myself), the english translation of the French (provided by Google, so it's no where near perfect), is:

At the end of the north pole or on the equator
there is a gen laughing there is a crying gen
the sun of noon, the midnight sun,
we all have the same life

At the end of the north pole or on the equator,
we always seem to come by the way,
but when one goes round, our joys, our problems,
we all have the same life.

Come on my north pole me flowers
I give you an ice cube on your equator,
one is never very far to find a friend,
because the world is a small world

For the world is very small,
the sky before you tell
that we are ants
the world is small
 
Oh I need 100 posts to get to 3000. Can I do it tonight?

yes, if you start trying to do it now. You can start by fixing Google's translation if you like :thumbsup2 :rotfl:

I've now updated the French on the previous page now that I've removed my typos and added in Small Worlds suggested fix for the book's odd typo.
 
For those people who don't have Small World's god-like translation powers (including myself), the english translation of the French (provided by Google, so it's no where near perfect), is:

At the end of the north pole or on the equator
there is a gen laughing there is a crying gen
the sun of noon, the midnight sun,
we all have the same life

At the end of the north pole or on the equator,
we always seem to come by the way,
but when one goes round, our joys, our problems,
we all have the same life.

Come on my north pole me flowers
I give you an ice cube on your equator,
one is never very far to find a friend,
because the world is a small world

For the world is very small,
the sky before you tell
that we are ants
the world is small


Told you some of the lines were wierd :rotfl:
 

For those people who don't have Small World's god-like translation powers (including myself), the english translation of the French (provided by Google, so it's no where near perfect), is:

At the end of the north pole or on the equator
there is a gen laughing there is a crying gen
the sun of noon, the midnight sun,
we all have the same life

At the end of the north pole or on the equator,
we always seem to come by the way,
but when one goes round, our joys, our problems,
we all have the same life.

Come on my north pole me flowers
I give you an ice cube on your equator,
one is never very far to find a friend,
because the world is a small world

For the world is very small,
the sky before you tell
that we are ants
the world is small

thanks for that, not what i was expecting though LOL
 
I dropped French at school and did Spanish instead!
 
Mine isnt as good as what it should be considering my degree is in French - Im out of practice

Aha - that's cheating. If you'd kept quiet, I would have been impressed.

Now I know that, I'm no longer impressed because that's like me comparing which one of us knows more about computers, as that's what my degree's in :rotfl:
 
I dropped French at school and did Spanish instead!

I did French to GCSE and got an A for it, but didn't take it any further, plus I'm also out of practice.
 
My degree is in music, I am out of practice with that too!!
 
A rough translation -

At the north pole or on the equator
there is a person laughing there is a person crying
from the midday sun to the midnight sun,
we all have the same life

At the north pole or on the equator,
we always seem to come from elsewhere,
but when one goes round, our joys, our problems,
we all have the same life.

Come to my north pole and bring me flowers
I will give you an ice cube on your equator,
it never takes long to find a friend,
because the world is a small world

Because the world is very small,
under the sky we tell ourself
that we are ants
the world is small
 
My degree is in music, I am out of practice with that too!!

I'd find it quite hard to get out of practice at mine - I'm half way through an MSc in a specialist field of my original BSc degree, plus my full time job involves degree related work.
 
Aha - that's cheating. If you'd kept quiet, I would have been impressed.

Now I know that, I'm no longer impressed because that's like me comparing which one of us knows more about computers, as that's what my degree's in :rotfl:


Oh I got it wrong its not really in French - I got confused :rotfl:
 
I'd find it quite hard to get out of practice at mine - I'm half way through an MSc in a specialist field of my original BSc degree, plus my full time job involves degree related work.

I did my degree 10 years ago and now teach 8 year olds. I still play though.

Does anyone here play any instruments?
 
Right Ive been trying to cook tea while posting on here and sorting out that translation but I think its ready now.

Back soon
 
I did my degree 10 years ago and now teach 8 year olds. I still play though.

Does anyone here play any instruments?

That depends how good you need to be to "play"...

I "play" piano / keyboard, although I can only play fairly simple pieces...

I might be able to play the grade 1 pieces with a little practice - my sight reading isn't too great though, especially in Bass Clef.

You?
 
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