West Coast Connection Forum
Lifestyle => Train of Thought => Topic started by: Lincoln on December 31, 2005, 05:57:03 PM
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I'm addressing a funeral on Monday for someone who was Irish and French, specifically whose family came from Quebec. Are there any good sayings or phrases that would be appropriate? Thanks in advance.
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well i dont know the dude you might say something about him that reflects what everone liked about him. post some shit and i'll translate so you can say it in french at the funeral
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I'm looking more for like a saying that would be associated with French culture, you know what I mean? For example, the Irish saying is:
May the road rise up to meet you, may the wind always be at your back, may the rain fall soft upon your fields and the sun shine warm upon your face, and, until we meet again, may the Lord hold you in the palm of His hand.
I know Quebecers have a strong sense of heritage, so I figured they would have a nice saying like that.
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i don't know, i'll ask my grandx father
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i don't know, i'll ask my grandx father
Thanks man, very appreciated.
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^^^ you gonna trust someones translation from dubcc ??
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Thanks anyways, but the funeral was today; I used a quote from Renee Levesque, a well spoken and fairly recent Quebec leader:
There is a time when quiet courage and audacity become for a people at the key moments of its existence the only form of adequate caution. If it does not then accept the calculated risk of the great steps, it can miss its career forever, exactly like the man who is afraid of life.
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i knmow this is OT.. but lincoln.. is ur karma really -2000+ ??????
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i knmow this is OT.. but lincoln.. is ur karma really -2000+ ??????
No, it's a mirage. ;)
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Je Suis désolé, je suis sure que c'etait une bonne personne , mais ne vous inquietez pas il repose en paix dans un monde meilleur