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Author:  lutecefalco [ Wed Apr 22, 2009 4:38 pm ]
Post subject:  Bilingual routine!

hey guys im lucky enough to be able to be able to speak 2 different languages :D fluently without accents
(i.e. not having a english accent when sepaking french and vice versa) English
and French. Now what im wondering is how about would you use that to your advantage into creating anything from opener to any kind of other routines.

Author:  vice22 [ Fri Apr 24, 2009 7:59 pm ]
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haha approach an english girl with your french lingo, look slightly worried and alot of hand actions, or just act like your asking a question, what ever feels right and when she says "sorry i dont speak french" turn to english and go "neither do i" with a sly grin on your face, then stack the matrial and go from there, cocky funny and would make me laugh... so should be perfect as an opener

Author:  Blue Dre [ Sun Apr 26, 2009 8:28 pm ]
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Ahh that's some awesome advice their, bound to get a laugh. I wish I could do that. I speak Albanian, but who the hell is going to know what that sounds like?

Author:  Mr E [ Sun Apr 26, 2009 8:58 pm ]
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Yo bro,

i also am in the same position as you.
I speak Spanish and English both pretty much at the same level.

So, here it goes. This opener works every single time. I mean I have used it loads of times and have not had a single rejection with it.

you go up to any woman you like.

In French or Spanish, and say "hello do you work in the airport?"
the usual reply, is "what" in English with eyes wide open. they are usually bowled over.

then you say the same question in English and she says, no. I dont work in the airport.
so you say,ah sorry, because there is somebody there who looks just like you. Gosh!!! that is amazing!

then you can get a conversation going....

good luck. and let me know how it works for you.
if you live 200 miles from an airport, i do see how this could be a problem btw. but hope you can use it because it works a treat.

Author:  RuleBreaker [ Mon Apr 27, 2009 6:40 pm ]
Post subject:  Bilingual Stuff

I like both of the above openers. For Heaven's sake if you have an accent and are in the states, use it! It's a silver bullet.

The C/F stuff works well, you could probably even pull it off asking a question in the language, getting a funny look and then be like "Omigosh, I'm so sorry. I was at the (insert language here) table for 3 hours today and I didn't even realize...what I was asking was (insert opener here)." That gives you HV for "studying" a new language, makes you look like you're into self improvement.

Breaker

Author:  lutecefalco [ Tue Apr 28, 2009 10:40 pm ]
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haha approach an english girl with your french lingo, look slightly worried and alot of hand actions, or just act like your asking a question, what ever feels right and when she says "sorry i dont speak french" turn to english and go "neither do i" with a sly grin on your face, then stack the matrial and go from there, cocky funny and would make me laugh... so should be perfect as an opener
Nice one Vice that was good i tested it today on a 2 set (hb7 and 8.5) worked like a charm i opened speaking in french.

Me-(french)- "Do you know a nearby cafe? (random i know but it dosent really matter because they cant really understand me anyway)

HB 8.5- "Don't speak French sorry"

Me (english)- "no worries neither do I"

*Laugh*

HB 7 "OMG bla bla bla

its a very nice opener spec with day game because it makes them laugh within the first minute and i found it VERY playful. The girls then said "omg say something else in french!" to which i replied "well its gona cost you i dont give free french lessons to random people" and you can keep it playfull and i found that it can also be a good DHV maybe?

anyway got a number close so that was pretty cool. Anymore suggestion is welcome!

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