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another good example of this « genre musical » see the song « Réveille » de Zachary Richard, of Louisiana
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_AescSs6GA
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_AescSs6GA
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AhAh, I doubt that Google will be able to translate it. Truly. Google will not be able to digest the dialect.
Just one example of words that you can find in the roman of R. Brun. Yenche : the orthographe is an attempt to translate what is said phonetically. It means : «rien que », depending of context it could be translated in English by « only that » or simply « only »
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Just one example of words that you can find in the roman of R. Brun. Yenche : the orthographe is an attempt to translate what is said phonetically. It means : «rien que », depending of context it could be translated in English by « only that » or simply « only »
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The link to the roman La Mariecomo, Régis Brun, at Internet Archive is truly a nice find. And do not miss the glossary. Even the text will be difficult to read to europeans francophone. I am in Québec and I can get most of it and it made me remembers a batch of expressions that we were using a while ago. An interesting aspect is that the first person of indicative present, singular, is conjugated like the first person plural. This is not used in Quebec but still used in some areas of New Brunswick. I am currently decoding the song by Fayo. A very nice song.
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Thanks SheaButter, I have been at AVM often notably for animeshes. I should explore its animations !
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Oh, Thanks Jupiter. I will visit the Craft Store to see what uncommon dance I might find there. With respect to Arcadia Asylum, I have the big box already.
Alles Gute für 2025 !
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Alles Gute für 2025 !
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Oh, I had the chance to get to know Trizzy a few years ago. I will remember her as a very helpful and generous fellow Canadian. RIP Trizzy.
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Hi Jamie, I will try to visit later today and tried to figure out how I can had a panel in our Travel Agency
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Ohhh thank you sooo much!!! It was fun to create and I still have work to do! LOL! Your comment made my day!! XOXOXOXOOXOX
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you are welcome. In fact I am impressed by the amount of objects that you have there, you must have a good server :). If you find a few minutes and want to take a break from your city, I invite you to visit NOVALE, also winter but more a country side perspective.
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I adore Novale! I go every year! I'll be over to visit, I've been trying to get this region open. I don't know what sort of servers the grid owners have but the grid runs really well! Now that I have the bugs out here and the settings right, we should have no problems :) Thanks again and see you soon! hugggs!
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great, you problably visited it in winter. The most popular season. Novale is changing 4 times a year to fit with our seasons in eastern Canada. ALl best to you
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Oh, I just saw that the region is online. Great. I tried to reach it, it did not work. Message : Teleport failed. You don't have access to region parcels. This is a system message that usually occurs when the access to parcels has not been open to everyone.
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I am so sorry. The region is open to everyone and will be restarted daily! Sorry for the inconvenience :)
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Hello, 'SantaClaus' :), I tried to reach your xmas market this morning, there might be a mistake in the link. Message: Region not found.
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Es sieht so schön und lecker aus. Wann fängt es an ? Ich wollte es besuchen, aber es ist nicht an die gegebene 'hop' Anschrift !
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This is beautiful, it looks so real. Kudo for the 'Rabaska' (The large canoë). Will visits be possible at some point ?
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You can visit groovyverse.com:8002:welcome and all those wilderness regions are due north, close by on the map. We are still working on it, so I haven't set up a landing point or a beacon yet. Over the winter, we are going to make it an educational project, with displays on how things were made, info on pre-contact everyday life... Learning Algonquin language resources.. It is a fun project :)
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