Difference between Potty-training and toilet-training
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| Is there a rule of when to say potty-training and when to say toilet-training? Do they mean a different thing? Does potty-training mean being trained to use the potty, and toilet-training means training to use the big toilet? |
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| Putain, tu commence vraiment à nous saouler avec ton obsession maladive portée sur la chose sanitaire ! |
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messire lavoisel
Is that the same person ? On en a assez ! |
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To Hello
Do you have small children ? Do they need to be trained for the potty ? You gave yourself the answer... |
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Hello
as long as they don't do it on the floor or in the bed, it's OK. |
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| oh, shit. |
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Peggy has written:
>messire lavoisel Is that the same person ? On en a assez ! < What do you mean? Do you believe I am the person who goes by the names of "hello" and "restroom"? Not all all! My previous message means: "You are pissing us off with you're ill obsession about the bodily function thing". |
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| Restroom, do you ever get tired of talking about these things? |
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to messire lavoisel
Je voulais dire si c'est la même personne qui parle toujours de ces chose la. Je voulais pas dire que c'était toi. Sorry, I didn't mean you were "hello". I know you are not. |
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That is what I thought, but I wanted to be sure. ;-)
To answer your former question, yes I think Restroom also goes by the name of "hello". He formerely used the pseudonyme "?". But whatever he's name is, you're right: on en a assez de son obsession ! Au fait, tu étudies le Français ? |
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messire lavoisel
Yes I've been studying French for a couple of months now. ça fait pas très longtemps que j'étudie le français. |
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Pourtant toutes tes phrases sont correctes !
You may have been studiying it just for a couple of month but your sentences are all correct. You seem very carreful to choose only sentences your are sure to be right! Congratulations! :D |