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    blackfire_bird

    [1]Nov 19, 2006
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    I am not sure of this but here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfQblaRuOso

    I live in France so it's kinda hard to wait till they put the episodes on YouTube and to find the GOD *****?? THING

    anyways because people wouldn' t??put the full name or just put the number of the episodes : in all it's f******* fustrating, so here's the link I spent hours looking for (if it hasn't been posted yet) and for those who haven't seen it yet, ENJOY.??

    For those who's seen it already, ENJOY AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ( I know I did :wink

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    Katialin

    [2]Nov 19, 2006
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    Thankx a LOT! I live in France too and I have to spend every saturday morning (after the friday where a new avatar episode has aired) searching for the god damn new episode!

    Good to know I'm not the only one!

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    blackfire_bird

    [3]Nov 19, 2006
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    Yeah I know what you mean, I don't sleep at all on Avatar-Friday nights ,so that my sister actually wakes up and meets me on the computer still typing and clicking (and red eyed).I even forget to do my homework... O_o" .
    S*** MY HOMEWORK !!!!!!!!!

    What part of France are you from ? I live in POITIERS.
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    Miroku_of_Nite1

    [4]Nov 19, 2006
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    So at around 5:30 AM in the morning you look on Youtube for Avatar episodes? That kind of sucks. You have it much worse then my friends in Tottori Japan who get it at 3:00 PM (editing and sending the episode and sending it off takes time) Saturday.
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    robinhawk77

    [5]Nov 19, 2006
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    you all live in france and can speak english so fluently?

    wow. that makes me feel really bad for not being bilingual.

    or did you all move to France? That's amazing other people around the world watch Avatar!
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    Miroku_of_Nite1

    [6]Nov 19, 2006
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    People in Europe tend to know 2-4 languages, due to the proximity of other countries that speak different languages. English is usually the second language they learn.
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    blackfire_bird

    [7]Nov 19, 2006
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    IF it sucks ?!!!!!!!!!!!?????? It's HELL you mean.

    The torture of it all and not being able to come??to Tv.com because nearly everyone has already seen it and are eager to spoil it for those who haven't seen it.

    (And yes I spend my life on my computer .lol)

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    blackfire_bird

    [8]Nov 19, 2006
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    robinhawk77 wrote:
    you all live in france and can speak english so fluently?

    wow. that makes me feel really bad for not being bilingual.

    or did you all move to France? That's amazing other people around the world watch Avatar!


    You wouldn't even know.
    I have a friend all the way in AUSTRALIA who wacthes the show.
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    robinhawk77

    [9]Nov 19, 2006
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    Miroku_of_Nite1 wrote:
    People in Europe tend to know 2-4 languages, due to the proximity of other countries that speak different languages. English is usually the second language they learn.


    That's just the thing though. I'm jealous that they learn second, third, fourth.... languages at an early age. Knowing English alone sucks. i hate the idea that foreigners see English-speaking people as arrogant people who impose their language on the world. I???m learning how to speak Mandarin now because of that misconception.
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    Lord-darkboy

    [10]Nov 19, 2006
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    blackfire_bird wrote:
    robinhawk77 wrote:
    you all live in france and can speak english so fluently? wow. that makes me feel really bad for not being bilingual. or did you all move to France? That's amazing other people around the world watch Avatar!
    You wouldn't even know. I have a friend all the way in AUSTRALIA who wacthes the show.

    i live in belgium (neighbourland of france for those who didn't knew that) and where expected to do dutch, english, french (eew i hate french)and german. Now 3/4 isn't hard (1/4 is french) so i don't bother except when where getting a test about it

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    Ultimate_ritic

    [11]Nov 19, 2006
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    I've been on??a tour round UK universities to see my friends and there are so many freshers from foreign countries who can speak fluent english who don't even study it anymore - they'er doing modern history or mechanics or whatever. We native speakers are bone idle and don't know a thing about other languages.
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    whiteforest

    [12]Nov 19, 2006
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    robinhawk77 wrote:
    Miroku_of_Nite1 wrote:
    People in Europe tend to know 2-4 languages, due to the proximity of other countries that speak different languages. English is usually the second language they learn.


    That's just the thing though. I'm jealous that they learn second, third, fourth.... languages at an early age. Knowing English alone sucks. i hate the idea that foreigners see English-speaking people as arrogant people who impose their language on the world. I???m learning how to speak Mandarin now because of that misconception.

    Exactly how I felt. I tried to cram a bunch of languages classes into my schedule this year, but I'm only taking Chinese and French right now.
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    Nardulo

    [13]Nov 19, 2006
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    Yeah I live in Holland but I just waited till??like 10 secs ago??to watch it, because there are like 20 diffrent uploeads of the episode by now. I'm a patient guy And what a great episode, to bad it's only like 20 minutes long... 14 days is a long wait for just 20 minutes of greatness. Oh well, back to being patient...
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    Miroku_of_Nite1

    [14]Nov 19, 2006
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    whiteforest wrote:
    robinhawk77 wrote:
    Miroku_of_Nite1 wrote:
    People in Europe tend to know 2-4 languages, due to the proximity of other countries that speak different languages. English is usually the second language they learn.


    That's just the thing though. I'm jealous that they learn second, third, fourth.... languages at an early age. Knowing English alone sucks. i hate the idea that foreigners see English-speaking people as arrogant people who impose their language on the world. I???m learning how to speak Mandarin now because of that misconception.

    Exactly how I felt. I tried to cram a bunch of languages classes into my schedule this year, but I'm only taking Chinese and French right now.


    It is never a good idea to cram a ton of different languages and try to learn them all at once, since you will only half ass learn them. Unless you are talking about Spanish,Italian, Portuguese all at once, since those languages are very similar. I use to know German, and some Japanese, (speaking not reading) and Greek but if you don't use it you lose it and I don't really remember much.
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    sadist_activst

    [15]Nov 19, 2006
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    Miroku_of_Nite1 wrote:
    whiteforest wrote:
    robinhawk77 wrote:
    Miroku_of_Nite1 wrote:
    People in Europe tend to know 2-4 languages, due to the proximity of other countries that speak different languages. English is usually the second language they learn.
    That's just the thing though. I'm jealous that they learn second, third, fourth.... languages at an early age. Knowing English alone sucks. i hate the idea that foreigners see English-speaking people as arrogant people who impose their language on the world. I???m learning how to speak Mandarin now because of that misconception.
    Exactly how I felt. I tried to cram a bunch of languages classes into my schedule this year, but I'm only taking Chinese and French right now.
    It is never a good idea to cram a ton of different languages and try to learn them all at once, since you will only half ass learn them. Unless you are talking about Spanish,Italian, Portuguese all at once, since those languages are very similar. I use to know German, and some Japanese, (speaking not reading) and Greek but if you don't use it you lose it and I don't really remember much.

    I've lived in Italy for 2years and i only know 7words in Italian. I can watch Avatar in ether english or Italian, but Aang's voice is so werid in Italian. Chow!!!

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    Miroku_of_Nite1

    [16]Nov 19, 2006
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    If you live in the country picking up the language is easy as hell because of the total immersion thing. But as I said, if you don't use it often you forget how to do it. Since speaking a language and something like riding a bike are very different.
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    SapphireStones

    [17]Nov 19, 2006
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    I take French and am semi-confused. But I heard it's easier to learn a language if you like in a country that speaks it and have to learn how to use it. Since i'm just motivated by trying to get an advanced diploma so i can got to college and not suck at life I take it. But i love other cultures and wish that some stuck up We're-all-that Americans would stop ruining it for the rest of us who don't think we're the light of the world.
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    blackfire_bird

    [18]Nov 19, 2006
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    ... O_o off topic, yes ?

    But hey it's ok, you know Miroku is right livin in the country you want to learn the language of is very usefull.I lived in the Carribeans the whole 14 first years of my life (and no I didn't meet the Pirates -_-"), on a island with peolple of over 150 nationalities so I learned french, english, creole ( some kind of mutated french) and little bit of spanish I have a cousin who can also speak ducth I was to lazy to learn anymore.. -_-,lol. And now thanks to animes I'm aiming for Japaneese.lol
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    robinhawk77

    [19]Nov 19, 2006
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    SapphireStones wrote:
    I take French and am semi-confused. But I heard it's easier to learn a language if you like in a country that speaks it and have to learn how to use it. Since i'm just motivated by trying to get an advanced diploma so i can got to college and not suck at life I take it. But i love other cultures and wish that some stuck up We're-all-that Americans would stop ruining it for the rest of us who don't think we're the light of the world.


    Yeah, I think that here in the United States we don't interact with foreign languages that often, so we???re not motivated to learn them when we???re children.

    Sure, we have a very diversified country, with a variety of different peoples and backgrounds, but usually after a few generations we loose our native tongues. I???m Qu??b??cois Canadian, Irish, German, and Russian (a mut), but my family hasn???t spoken any of those languages since my grandparents were infants.

    Anyways, I???m curious to see what Avatar sounds like in different languages, anyone know where I can hear that?
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    SapphireStones

    [20]Nov 19, 2006
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    robinhawk77 wrote:
    SapphireStones wrote:
    I take French and am semi-confused. But I heard it's easier to learn a language if you like in a country that speaks it and have to learn how to use it. Since i'm just motivated by trying to get an advanced diploma so i can got to college and not suck at life I take it. But i love other cultures and wish that some stuck up We're-all-that Americans would stop ruining it for the rest of us who don't think we're the light of the world.


    Yeah, I think that here in the United States we don't interact with foreign languages that often, so we???re not motivated to learn them when we???re children.

    Sure, we have a very diversified country, with a variety of different peoples and backgrounds, but usually after a few generations we loose our native tongues. I???m Qu??b??cois Canadian, Irish, German, and Russian (a mut), but my family hasn???t spoken any of those languages since my grandparents were infants.

    Anyways, I???m curious to see what Avatar sounds like in different languages, anyone know where I can hear that?

    I'm Black and Indian. With so little Italian and Puerto Riccan it isn't worth mentioning, but i claim it anyways. lol
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