french driving licence throry test in english
Dec 21st 2006, 10:05 am
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Re: french driving licence throry test in english
On 21 Dec 2006 02:54:08 -0800, "Alen�on Resident (Normandy)"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Earl Evleth wrote:
>> Yes and the driving test itself can be done in French or English
>> L'examen th�orique est actuellement disponible en 17 langues. Il est
>> toutefois important de noter que l'examen pratique n'est offert qu'en
>> fran�ais et en anglais. L'examen pratique n'�tant disponible en fran�ais que
>> dans certains centres d'examen de conduite, vous �tes pri� de contacter le
>> centre d'examen de conduite avant de fixer la date de votre examen pratique
>> pour vous enqu�rir d'un examinateur bilingue. Une fois cela effectu�,
>> demandez un examinateur bilingue lorsque vous vous pr�sentez � votre examen.
>> Au cours de l'examen pratique, l'examinateur vous demandera d'effectuer de
>> nombreuses manoeuvres et vous devrez comprendre ses directives comme :
>> tourner � gauche/droite � la premi�re rue, arr�ter sur le bord de la route,
>> stationner en file et faire un demi-tour en trois manoeuvres. Il vous faudra
>> pouvoir comprendre ces directives en fran�ais ou en anglais, selon les
>> circonstances. L'examinateur n'a pas le droit de vous conseiller pendant
>> l'examen. Si vous avez des questions, posez-les donc avant de commencer.
>> The written exam in France can be taken in any of 17 languages but
>> the driving test itself can only be done in English and French.
>Where did you find this, Earl? It looks like it is probably for
>Canada, not France.
Which Earl have you found?
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Martin
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Earl Evleth wrote:
>> Yes and the driving test itself can be done in French or English
>> L'examen th�orique est actuellement disponible en 17 langues. Il est
>> toutefois important de noter que l'examen pratique n'est offert qu'en
>> fran�ais et en anglais. L'examen pratique n'�tant disponible en fran�ais que
>> dans certains centres d'examen de conduite, vous �tes pri� de contacter le
>> centre d'examen de conduite avant de fixer la date de votre examen pratique
>> pour vous enqu�rir d'un examinateur bilingue. Une fois cela effectu�,
>> demandez un examinateur bilingue lorsque vous vous pr�sentez � votre examen.
>> Au cours de l'examen pratique, l'examinateur vous demandera d'effectuer de
>> nombreuses manoeuvres et vous devrez comprendre ses directives comme :
>> tourner � gauche/droite � la premi�re rue, arr�ter sur le bord de la route,
>> stationner en file et faire un demi-tour en trois manoeuvres. Il vous faudra
>> pouvoir comprendre ces directives en fran�ais ou en anglais, selon les
>> circonstances. L'examinateur n'a pas le droit de vous conseiller pendant
>> l'examen. Si vous avez des questions, posez-les donc avant de commencer.
>> The written exam in France can be taken in any of 17 languages but
>> the driving test itself can only be done in English and French.
>Where did you find this, Earl? It looks like it is probably for
>Canada, not France.
Which Earl have you found?
--
Martin
Dec 21st 2006, 10:05 am
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Re: french driving licence throry test in english
Prashant, it is so long back that I've forgotten where you are - but
licences from other EC countries are valid in France and do not have to
be changed unless you are required to do for having committed a traffic
offence. If French resident you can exchange another EC licence for a
French one at the prefecture without taking a test (but you will have
to pay a fee).
licences from other EC countries are valid in France and do not have to
be changed unless you are required to do for having committed a traffic
offence. If French resident you can exchange another EC licence for a
French one at the prefecture without taking a test (but you will have
to pay a fee).
Dec 21st 2006, 10:38 am
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Re: french driving licence throry test in english
You English sucks. If you plan on obtaining any long term residency in
France you would need a permis de conduire; my US driver license was
good for one year after I arrived in France. I don't know if your
Bangladesh driver's license is acceptable here, even on a short-term
basis. We always read stories in the paper about 500 people dying when
a bus drives off the mountain into the Jamuna River on its way to
Dhaka. In France vehicles cannot accomodate more passangers then there
are seats. Sheep, goats, pigs and chickens are not allowed in
passanger vehicles. Magda complains that she is often stopped because
of her resemblence to one of the above. You cannot safely transport
your extended family of 18 in a Citro�n. The French government needs
to be assured of this. A permis de conduire is a privilege not a right.
France you would need a permis de conduire; my US driver license was
good for one year after I arrived in France. I don't know if your
Bangladesh driver's license is acceptable here, even on a short-term
basis. We always read stories in the paper about 500 people dying when
a bus drives off the mountain into the Jamuna River on its way to
Dhaka. In France vehicles cannot accomodate more passangers then there
are seats. Sheep, goats, pigs and chickens are not allowed in
passanger vehicles. Magda complains that she is often stopped because
of her resemblence to one of the above. You cannot safely transport
your extended family of 18 in a Citro�n. The French government needs
to be assured of this. A permis de conduire is a privilege not a right.
Dec 21st 2006, 10:57 am
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Re: french driving licence throry test in english
You English sucks. If you plan on obtaining any long term residency in
France you would need a permis de conduire; my US driver license was
good for one year after I arrived in France. I don't know if your
Bangladesh driver's license is acceptable here, even on a short-term
basis. We always read stories in the paper about 500 people dying when
a bus drives off the mountain into the Jamuna River on its way to
Dhaka. In France vehicles cannot accomodate more passangers then there
are seats. Sheep, goats, pigs and chickens are not allowed in
passanger vehicles. Magda complains that she is often stopped because
of her resemblence to one of the above. You cannot safely transport
your extended family of 18 in a Citro�n. The French government needs
to be assured of this. A permis de conduire is a privilege not a right.
BTW I ain't you "pal" far from it, curry breath.
France you would need a permis de conduire; my US driver license was
good for one year after I arrived in France. I don't know if your
Bangladesh driver's license is acceptable here, even on a short-term
basis. We always read stories in the paper about 500 people dying when
a bus drives off the mountain into the Jamuna River on its way to
Dhaka. In France vehicles cannot accomodate more passangers then there
are seats. Sheep, goats, pigs and chickens are not allowed in
passanger vehicles. Magda complains that she is often stopped because
of her resemblence to one of the above. You cannot safely transport
your extended family of 18 in a Citro�n. The French government needs
to be assured of this. A permis de conduire is a privilege not a right.
BTW I ain't you "pal" far from it, curry breath.
Dec 21st 2006, 11:08 am
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On 21 Dec 2006 03:57:17 -0800, in rec.travel.europe, "Zubeneschamali"
<[email protected]> arranged some electrons, so they looked like this:
...
... You English sucks.
Not as much as your "French".
<[email protected]> arranged some electrons, so they looked like this:
...
... You English sucks.
Not as much as your "French".
Dec 21st 2006, 11:12 am
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On Thu, 21 Dec 2006 13:08:33 +0100, Magda <[email protected]> wrote:
>On 21 Dec 2006 03:57:17 -0800, in rec.travel.europe, "Zubeneschamali"
><[email protected]> arranged some electrons, so they looked like this:
> ...
> ... You English sucks.
>Not as much as your "French".
and his English.
--
Martin
>On 21 Dec 2006 03:57:17 -0800, in rec.travel.europe, "Zubeneschamali"
><[email protected]> arranged some electrons, so they looked like this:
> ...
> ... You English sucks.
>Not as much as your "French".
and his English.
--
Martin
Dec 21st 2006, 11:13 am
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Re: french driving licence throry test in english
Following up to "prashant" <[email protected]> :
> of course i need a french license to drive on the french roads
Not necessarily. I've driven quite a lot on French roads and never ever had
a French DL.
--
Tim C.
> of course i need a french license to drive on the french roads
Not necessarily. I've driven quite a lot on French roads and never ever had
a French DL.
--
Tim C.
Dec 21st 2006, 11:15 am
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Re: french driving licence throry test in english
On Thu, 21 Dec 2006 13:13:09 +0100, Tim C. <[email protected]> wrote:
>Following up to "prashant" <[email protected]> :
>> of course i need a french license to drive on the french roads
>Not necessarily. I've driven quite a lot on French roads and never ever had
>a French DL.
AFAIR He said earlier that he was going to become a French resident or was it
president?
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Martin
>Following up to "prashant" <[email protected]> :
>> of course i need a french license to drive on the french roads
>Not necessarily. I've driven quite a lot on French roads and never ever had
>a French DL.
AFAIR He said earlier that he was going to become a French resident or was it
president?
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Martin
Dec 21st 2006, 11:18 am
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On Thu, 21 Dec 2006 13:13:49 +0100, Tim C. <[email protected]> wrote:
>Following up to "Zubeneschamali" <[email protected]> :
>>You English sucks
> - no comment -
Either an r or ff are missing, ffquire?
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>Following up to "Zubeneschamali" <[email protected]> :
>>You English sucks
> - no comment -
Either an r or ff are missing, ffquire?
--
Martin
Dec 21st 2006, 11:32 am
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Magda wrote:
> On 20 Dec 2006 14:21:15 -0800, in rec.travel.europe, "Zubenalgenubi"
> <[email protected]> arranged some electrons, so they looked like
this:
> ...
> ... You just answered my question. (chuckle)
> Every time you write "chuckle" I can hear you bark...
Don't you mean "oink"...??? For that is the sound that Piggy here is expert
at making...
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Best
Greg
> On 20 Dec 2006 14:21:15 -0800, in rec.travel.europe, "Zubenalgenubi"
> <[email protected]> arranged some electrons, so they looked like
this:
> ...
> ... You just answered my question. (chuckle)
> Every time you write "chuckle" I can hear you bark...
Don't you mean "oink"...??? For that is the sound that Piggy here is expert
at making...
--
Best
Greg
Dec 21st 2006, 11:34 am
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Following up to Martin <[email protected]> :
>On Thu, 21 Dec 2006 13:13:09 +0100, Tim C. <[email protected]> wrote:
>>Following up to "prashant" <[email protected]> :
>>> of course i need a french license to drive on the french roads
>>Not necessarily. I've driven quite a lot on French roads and never ever had
>>a French DL.
And I hasten to add - legally. At all times (officer).
>AFAIR He said earlier that he was going to become a French resident or was it
>president?
:)
Even so, he may not actually *have* to take the test. /Assuming/ he already
has a licence and the french accept that first. But being realistic, I
assume he's already checked that option.
I didn't need to take an austrian test when I moved here - and Austria
wasn't in the EU then.
--
Tim C.
>On Thu, 21 Dec 2006 13:13:09 +0100, Tim C. <[email protected]> wrote:
>>Following up to "prashant" <[email protected]> :
>>> of course i need a french license to drive on the french roads
>>Not necessarily. I've driven quite a lot on French roads and never ever had
>>a French DL.
And I hasten to add - legally. At all times (officer).
>AFAIR He said earlier that he was going to become a French resident or was it
>president?
:)
Even so, he may not actually *have* to take the test. /Assuming/ he already
has a licence and the french accept that first. But being realistic, I
assume he's already checked that option.
I didn't need to take an austrian test when I moved here - and Austria
wasn't in the EU then.
--
Tim C.
Dec 21st 2006, 11:44 am
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On Thu, 21 Dec 2006 12:32:56 GMT, in rec.travel.europe, "Gregory Morrow"
<[email protected] et> arranged some electrons, so they
looked like this:
... > On 20 Dec 2006 14:21:15 -0800, in rec.travel.europe, "Zubenalgenubi"
... > <[email protected]> arranged some electrons, so they looked like
... this:
... > ...
... > ... You just answered my question. (chuckle)
... >
... > Every time you write "chuckle" I can hear you bark...
...
... Don't you mean "oink"...??? For that is the sound that Piggy here is expert
... at making...
In my mind this ZUB-human is a very annoying, yapping, neurotic little poodle - with the
"nice" haircut and a pink bow, to boot. How do you like the image?
<[email protected] et> arranged some electrons, so they
looked like this:
... > On 20 Dec 2006 14:21:15 -0800, in rec.travel.europe, "Zubenalgenubi"
... > <[email protected]> arranged some electrons, so they looked like
... this:
... > ...
... > ... You just answered my question. (chuckle)
... >
... > Every time you write "chuckle" I can hear you bark...
...
... Don't you mean "oink"...??? For that is the sound that Piggy here is expert
... at making...
In my mind this ZUB-human is a very annoying, yapping, neurotic little poodle - with the
"nice" haircut and a pink bow, to boot. How do you like the image?
Dec 21st 2006, 11:51 am
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Zubeneschamali..For ur information... its "Your English sucks"... and I
donno from which part of the world u come from, but one thing i can say
for sure is that u are neither from US or france, may be they deported
u from US. thats why u seem to be trying ur luck at france. good luck
man.
And just had look at some of ur other posts... man u defitely need a
psychiatrist.
I know the importance of the country I come from, well i can never
think of explaining it to a person who cannot understand it.
Zubeneschamali wrote:
> You English sucks. If you plan on obtaining any long term residency in
> France you would need a permis de conduire; my US driver license was
> good for one year after I arrived in France. I don't know if your
> Bangladesh driver's license is acceptable here, even on a short-term
> basis. We always read stories in the paper about 500 people dying when
> a bus drives off the mountain into the Jamuna River on its way to
> Dhaka. In France vehicles cannot accomodate more passangers then there
> are seats. Sheep, goats, pigs and chickens are not allowed in
> passanger vehicles. Magda complains that she is often stopped because
> of her resemblence to one of the above. You cannot safely transport
> your extended family of 18 in a Citro�n. The French government needs
> to be assured of this. A permis de conduire is a privilege not a right.
> BTW I ain't you "pal" far from it, curry breath.
donno from which part of the world u come from, but one thing i can say
for sure is that u are neither from US or france, may be they deported
u from US. thats why u seem to be trying ur luck at france. good luck
man.
And just had look at some of ur other posts... man u defitely need a
psychiatrist.
I know the importance of the country I come from, well i can never
think of explaining it to a person who cannot understand it.
Zubeneschamali wrote:
> You English sucks. If you plan on obtaining any long term residency in
> France you would need a permis de conduire; my US driver license was
> good for one year after I arrived in France. I don't know if your
> Bangladesh driver's license is acceptable here, even on a short-term
> basis. We always read stories in the paper about 500 people dying when
> a bus drives off the mountain into the Jamuna River on its way to
> Dhaka. In France vehicles cannot accomodate more passangers then there
> are seats. Sheep, goats, pigs and chickens are not allowed in
> passanger vehicles. Magda complains that she is often stopped because
> of her resemblence to one of the above. You cannot safely transport
> your extended family of 18 in a Citro�n. The French government needs
> to be assured of this. A permis de conduire is a privilege not a right.
> BTW I ain't you "pal" far from it, curry breath.
Dec 21st 2006, 12:09 pm
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Re: french driving licence throry test in english
Martin wrote:
> Which Earl have you found?
I was quoting Post 97 December 14th.
> Which Earl have you found?
I was quoting Post 97 December 14th.