Is there a rule of when to say potty-training and when to say toilet-training? Do they mean a different thing? Does potty-training mean being trained to use the potty, and toilet-training means training to use the big toilet?
Putain, tu commence vraiment à nous saouler avec ton obsession maladive portée sur la chose sanitaire !
messire lavoisel
Is that the same person ?
On en a assez !
To Hello
Do you have small children ?
Do they need to be trained for the potty ?
You gave yourself the answer...
Hello
as long as they don't do it on the floor or in the bed, it's OK.
Peggy has written:
>messire lavoisel
Is that the same person ?
On en a assez ! <
What do you mean? Do you believe I am the person who goes by the names of "hello" and "restroom"?
Not all all! My previous message means: "You are pissing us off with you're ill obsession about the bodily function thing".
Restroom, do you ever get tired of talking about these things?
to messire lavoisel
Je voulais dire si c'est la même personne qui parle toujours de ces chose la. Je voulais pas dire que c'était toi.
Sorry, I didn't mean you were "hello". I know you are not.
That is what I thought, but I wanted to be sure. ;-)
To answer your former question, yes I think Restroom also goes by the name of "hello". He formerely used the pseudonyme "?".
But whatever he's name is, you're right: on en a assez de son obsession !
Au fait, tu étudies le Français ?
messire lavoisel
Yes I've been studying French for a couple of months now.
ça fait pas très longtemps que j'étudie le français.
Pourtant toutes tes phrases sont correctes !
You may have been studiying it just for a couple of month but your sentences are all correct. You seem very carreful to choose only sentences your are sure to be right! Congratulations! :D