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The Return: Trance Slang in French
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___DCQ
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Posted : Feb 22, 2002 13:16:30
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peace brothers
me and a couple of mates are kickin off to france in the summmer this year for a couple of weeks, when school finally finishes for us for good and before we go off to uni, for a full round of raving, partying, checking out the beautiful sightsd on the north coast....
now, i got loads of french swearwordsm slang, rude expression stored in my brain from tha years....
but not a great deal that relates to music, expec. psytrance, which i might need if were gonna be finding some good parties or events
so i give ytoiu... the return of trance slang in different languages.. and all my freench friends here... please lend me a hand!!
maybe some examples to start with, like
(a) what are some decent words for a party/event, or to go clubbing
(b) wassa decent word for a dj to spin, or to mix
and any other good drug/partying/music related slang anyone can come up with..
we can all learn something here
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___DCQ
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Posted : Feb 23, 2002 20:36:42
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theres a distinct lack of replies evolving here |
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___ChillCrew
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Posted : Feb 23, 2002 20:49:42
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well, in hebrew the common terminolagy is as much the same as in any coutnry.
if it's slang your looking for, allrighty than:
going to a party - Holchim Le Hafirot (gone digging)
when a DJ's coming up to play he's Ole (Going up on stage) and Shotel (Planting) the tracks deep (if he's any good).
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___DCQ
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Posted : Feb 23, 2002 22:08:51
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mate, this is trance slang in FRENCH :)
hebrew came and went |
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