Quebecois the last true defenders of the french language translate everything in french and have even a law in Canada for that but they did not find a translation for the word "sandwish". Just why ?
>>72631929
>a translation for the word "sandwish". Just why ?
Any suggestions?
>>72631972
I demand ideas from quebecois, the experts.
>They don't have their own word for sandwich
>>72632116
You have one ? From wiki Sandwich is from old english Sandwicæ which means "Port on the sand"
So for a french translation could be PortSable
>>72632255
I can even form a French word for it,cuz I'm smart. Do you wanna hear it?
>>72632418
Of course. Tell me
>le téléphone intelligent
>>72632611
The word is
'Entrepain'. To my ear it sounds pleasant and it fits the meaning
>shampooing
>>72632676
that's pretty good actually
>>72631929
because Sandwich is a name moron
>>72632676
Entrepain jambon fromage
>mfw it sounds very good
I will send your suggestion to the Académie française. thank you bro
I would beat up a Quebecky if I ever met one irl
>>72632776
>>72632846
Anytime
>>72631929
>j'ai spotté une fille trop cute, du coup j'ai cancellé ma date avec ma gang, je lui ai payé une can puis je l'ai marriée
this is a thing in Québec, so don't overestimate them
>>72633401
wesh sallam alaikoum ji vé allé faire le shopping
>>72633546
ni hao, Louis-Zhi, tu t'as tu marrié tes gosses?
>week-end instead of fin de semaine
>>72634600
et voila un français qui peut pas prendre la bantère
>>72632418
>>72632676
>>72632939
Based Albania
What is french for 'okay'
>>72636816
D’accord
You can shorten in "dac"
>>72636881
thanks senpai
>>72632676
Why is this not a thing yet
>>72631929
I actually live a few miles from Sandwich, the place the sandwich it named after (after the Earl of Sandwich)
weird how everyone all over the world uses that
>>72632255
>You have one ? From wiki Sandwich is from old english Sandwicæ which means "Port on the sand"
???
>The sandwich is considered to be the namesake of John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich, because of the claim that he was the eponymous inventor of this food combination.[6][7] The Wall Street Journal has described it as Britain's "biggest contribution to gastronomy".[8]
>>72637075
Still does not change the fact of the ethymology sandwish which comes from old english Sandwicæ
>>72637178
true but it's not named after the etymology tho
>>72637000
Because our perfidious Anglo terminology is polluting the French language one word at a time.
Smart phone is inteliphone
>>72632869
come here
In Italian it's called tramezzino
>>72637633
Sure after i visit one of clean strip clubs and fuck the girl giving me a lap dance
>>72637743
>tfw the only time I went to a stripclub in Montreal I payed a stripper 150$ just to talk with her
>>72637833
Really because Quebecois girls are considered really easy here. Even if you aren't at a strip club
>>72637833
I heard your supposed to ask for the complete or some shit to get sex from them.
>>72638413
>>72634743
no, you
look who's talking
>>72638772
>il me réponds même pas en français
Triste!
>>72631929
If Quebac is so stronk why doesn't it become independent? Afraid to shoot at pseudo-Americans?
>>72638957
pseudo-Americans are self-righteous enough as it is, we don't want to give them more ammo
>tfw no french speaking bf
In Swedish it's smörgås. Buttergoose.