i must say that i had best of both worlds last night! when i heard that tsn was showing the habs on english tv, i said great, but when they posted leafs hockey, i knew that they were not going to call the game fairly.thanks to getting rid of starchoice and getting cable( which has RDS)i watched the game in french and enjoyed it, did't know what they were saying and didn't care! secondly,HABS WIN, HABS WIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lol you dont understand french...must be funny watching the game....i mean its like if i would watch a hockey game in pakistanie! i guess you know what ET C'EST LE BUT!!! means after 4 times in less then 20 :P lets hope we can crush them again tomorow
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You get used to it. I have watched plenty of games in French and I don't understand it. Actually the best was when RDS or SRC was on strike , they viewed the games with no commentators, you really pick up alot of the sounds on the ice and the players talking sometimes.
im pretty sure soon with technology we will be able to take of the commentors sound....heheh would be great to actually here the players swear or scream and hear the bones crush!! lol i watch it in french...do i have an other choice...but i like more english channels cause the sound is more focused on the ice...you actually hear the skates and all
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I watch all games on RDS and understand very little french (I can order beer and lottery tickes when visiting relatives in Montreal).I actually enjoy listening to the announcers even though i don't really understand.That said,I would pay gladly to just hear the sounds of the game, with no announcers. If that technology exists, count me in......
lol you dont understand french...must be funny watching the game....i mean its like if i would watch a hockey game in pakistanie! i guess you know what ET C'EST LE BUT!!! means after 4 times in less then 20 :P lets hope we can crush them again tomorow
i believe it is " ET LE BUT! " which is actually quite catchy in french....doesnt have the ring to it in english.... AND THE GOAL!!!....nope...lol
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Johab wrote: i believe it is " ET LE BUT! " which is actually quite catchy in french....doesnt have the ring to it in english.... AND THE GOAL!!!....nope...lol
ummm im not sure but have been watching for god knows how long...nad im pretty sure he says Et c'est le but...but not 100% sure....so i guess we will see tonight! ...ET C'est Le but mean in english And its a goal lol
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Johab wrote: fHABulous wrote: lol you dont understand french...must be funny watching the game....i mean its like if i would watch a hockey game in pakistanie! i guess you know what ET C'EST LE BUT!!! means after 4 times in less then 20 :P lets hope we can crush them again tomorow i believe it is " ET LE BUT! " which is actually quite catchy in french....doesnt have the ring to it in english.... AND THE GOAL!!!....nope...lol
I love watching hockey in French. The announcers are usually good in Montreal.
The only area where English definitely beats French is when someone scores: "He shoots! He SCORES!" is catchier for me than "et c'est le BUt!" or "et le bUT!" which is still pretty good!
Johab wrote: fHABulous wrote: lol you dont understand french...must be funny watching the game....i mean its like if i would watch a hockey game in pakistanie! i guess you know what ET C'EST LE BUT!!! means after 4 times in less then 20 :P lets hope we can crush them again tomorow i believe it is " ET LE BUT! " which is actually quite catchy in french....doesnt have the ring to it in english.... AND THE GOAL!!!....nope...lol I love watching hockey in French. The announcers are usually good in Montreal. The only area where English definitely beats French is when someone scores: "He shoots! He SCORES!" is catchier for me than "et c'est le BUt!" or "et le bUT!" which is still pretty good!
There's always "Il lance et compte!". But I prefer "Et le buuuuuuuuuuuut!".
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It's a tough one for me...I've come to hate U2, but I love Habs goals...I'm so tormented
I spent the first 21 years of my life in Dorval (Montreal suburb), while I never really learned any French, I can get by on the French channell ok...a few beer helps, guess that means the French is there, just burried