je sors avec mes amis

[Olly]

That means I go out with my friends.

Does anyone know many foreign phrases that'd be useful. We're not good at foreign language.

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

How are you doing? (Saxon). Its the only foreign language I have any grasp of

[Myles Na G.]

How are you doing? (Saxon). Its the only foreign language I have any grasp of

Not much of a grasp either, to judge by that last sentence (rule: a preposition is a very bad word to finish a sentence with  )

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

How are you doing? (Saxon). Its the only foreign language I have any grasp of

Not much of a grasp either, to judge by that last sentence (rule: a preposition is a very bad word to finish a sentence with  )

Still learning lad- go raibh maith agat don phíosa eolais sin.

[thejuice]

Apart from Hiberno English agus an nGaeilge being me main languages je me souviens d'petit mots francais a la Leaving Cert agus Yo ablar pocito d'espanol freisin.

[seafoid]

Puke football m'enerve vachement - Puke football is really annoying

Banty fait n'importe-quoi - Banty has no clue

Quelle immense saloperie - what a total mess

[AQMP]

Gooch est embouteilleur  - M. J Le Pepin

[seafoid]

Kildare c'est une equipe des compacteurs de merde

[HiMucker]

Gostosa amador espousa - I think this means "anal amateur wife"  well so I gather from the content of the spansish DVD I purchased

[ardal]

De puta madre

informal spanish for "fecking dead on"

not to be confused with other spanish phrases using "puta".

[armaghniac]

Ich bin ein hamburger.

[highorlow]

put down the potato scoup-monkey

[Myles Na G.]

How are you doing? (Saxon). Its the only foreign language I have any grasp of

Not much of a grasp either, to judge by that last sentence (rule: a preposition is a very bad word to finish a sentence with  )

Still learning lad- go raibh maith agat don phíosa eolais sin.

ta failte romhat.

[mylestheslasher]

I'm fluent in English, Irish, Cavan and also, a language I've never heard spoken but amazingly I can understand when its written down, ulster Scots.
I'd be happy to provide any useful phrases you require.

[Hardy]

Yee beez a wee daftie.