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| Posted by lordoftherings uskidscompute.com 11/20/2004 11:14:44 play online chess |  Subject: salut...Message: est ce que quel qu'un peut me citer quelques adresses francophones sur web... je voudrais plutot apprendre des sites ou il y a des nouvelles par rapport aux derniers championnats et tournois etc... merci beaucoup. (je sais notzai) @+ |
| Posted by ibeben uskidscompute.com 11/21/2004 01:11:58 play online chess | Salut.. Message: Anybody maybe interessted to make this article readable by translating it in English? Thanks of forehand! Cheers |
| Posted by philaretus uskidscompute.com 11/21/2004 05:41:27 play online chess | Message: "Can someone refer me to any French language websites? I would be especially interested in sites where there is news of recent championships and tournaments etc. Thanks a lot." |
| Posted by lordoftherings uskidscompute.com 11/21/2004 13:39:46 play online chess | sorry... Message: to not write in english. just lookin for some french sites.. |
| Posted by philaretus uskidscompute.com 11/21/2004 15:10:35 play online chess | There's nothing.... Message: ....unreasonable in enquiring about French sites in French. |
| Posted by gibus uskidscompute.com 11/23/2004 06:49:29 play online chess | Message: OK, mais de quel genre de tounoi parles-tu ? Championnat du monde ? Français ? A+ |
| Posted by gibus uskidscompute.com 11/23/2004 08:55:40 play online chess | lien Message: Regarde ici : www.europe-echecs.com/ Des exercices : www.mjae.com/ www.iechecs.com/ Voila, a+ |
| Posted by gibus uskidscompute.com 11/23/2004 09:06:15 play online chess | Message: Ou encore : club.echecs.com/ ;) |
| Posted by lordoftherings uskidscompute.com 11/23/2004 13:18:47 play online chess | Message: le 1er et le 4eme je savais...les 2 autres je vais les regarder.. merci bcp gibus !!! :) thank u... |
| Posted by theprez98 uskidscompute.com 11/25/2004 00:14:06 play online chess | French Message: Pas si vite! Je ne comprends pas! |
| Posted by theprez98 uskidscompute.com 11/25/2004 00:14:50 play online chess | btw... Message: I don't speak French, I copied and pasted that from a "learn to speak French" website. |
| Posted by gibus uskidscompute.com 11/28/2004 09:53:29 play online chess | Encore un site trčs bien Message: Actualité : www.nao-cc.com/naocc/index.html |
| Posted by lordoftherings uskidscompute.com 11/30/2004 01:14:25 play online chess | Message: merci |
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