[mdom]

gotta find some local celebrities xD maybe some that buy stuff where you work!

[Kaderin Triste]

Ah....the closest we have to "local celebrities" are the people who report the news on tv. XD
There are no celebrities here.

[Veshora]

Huh.
This is a schoolyard. Why are people talking about sugar daddy celebrities now?

[Kaderin Triste]

Technically, we're not. Or at least I'm not. I'm talking about glucose friend celebrities, which is not at all the same as a "sugar daddy" (ewwwww).

Also, a schoolyard by definition is: "A schoolyard or school campus is the region within the boundaries of a school used for teaching, extracurricular activities and other aspects of daily life at school."
Ergo, friends chatting about non-school/learning related topics is probably okay given that I almost never talked about school with my friends when not actually in class.

[Death by Mirrors]

Nice explanation! Plus, Veshie - you haven't put up some new lesson recently. Thus we now consider it recess.

[mdom]

Veshora is too busy getting ready for Paris.

[Veshora]

Bonjour mes amis, today we're going to cover french animals.

poussin
araignée
rat
coq
poule
oie
I seriously have no idea
porcelet or porc for an adult one
serpent
vache
panthère des neiges
limace
dragon

[mdom]

poussin! I like how fish is poisson, drink is boisson and poison is... poison.

[Death by Mirrors]

Yes, you really got to be careful in restaurants there.

[Kaderin Triste]

With subtle differences like that, I'm glad I don't eat fish or....baby chickens or I'd accidentally end up asking for poison. A lot.

[mdom]

Mon dieu!
Also cat is chat.
I have a friend that keeps calling me 'chatinha' because in Portuguese 'chata' means 'annoying' and then he says he isn't calling me annoying, he's saying I'm a cat.

[Witchchylde]

Let us not forget 'besoin', which is to kiss.

[mdom]

Besoin is need, baiser is to kiss ^^

[Witchchylde]

Whoops, see how thirty years without French lessons fall apart?

[Death by Mirrors]

Yup, baiser is the kiss, but you could say "J'ai besoin de baisers" to express you need kisses. Of course Baiser is also the german word for meringue, which tastes actually a lot sweeter than kisses.

[mdom]

hehe languages need being practiced all the time, otherwise... on oublie tout.