HP 41cx french manuals.

[ggauny@live.fr]

Hi all,

May be some people will be happy to read these "manuels en français",very difficult to find, concerning the great and always great calculator.

The scan are not very hight definition for colors but it is well readible.
Et puis "faute de grives on mange des merles" isn't it.

I hope you have no problem to acceed manuals in Google Drive.

French manuals.French manuals.

Good day, be carefull for your health.

Gérard.

[Nihotte(lma)]

(05-01-2020 04:54 PM)ggauny@live.fr Wrote:  Hi all,

May be some people will be happy to read these "manuels en français",very difficult to find, concerning the great and always great calculator.

The scan are not very hight definition for colors but it is well readible.
Et puis "faute de grives on mange des merles" isn't it.

I hope you have no problem to acceed manuals in Google Drive.

French manuals.French manuals.

Good day, be carefull for your health.

Gérard.

Merci beaucoup Gérard !

I have the pleasure to own the originals with my 41CX but it's sometimes more convenient to search an information right now from everywhere, from a PC, and from the digital copy !

Thanks
Keep you healthy

[Danny]

Thanks Gérard !

[J-F Garnier]

(05-01-2020 04:54 PM)ggauny@live.fr Wrote:  May be some people will be happy to read these "manuels en français",very difficult to find, concerning the great and always great calculator.

The scan are not very hight definition for colors but it is well readible.

Hello Gérard,

I don't know where you got these files from, but they have been assembled by Emmanuel Compes in 2012 based on a previous scan, see here. They are no more available on his site, so thanks for preserving them.

Quote: Et puis "faute de grives on mange des merles" isn't it.

This somehow indicates your generation, I'm in my 60+ and don't use this outdated expression :-)

J-F

[ggauny@live.fr]

Hello,

Yes I have theses scan since 2013 and have search them because I have
lost mine originals books.

And me, I am 85 years old.

Thanks for your thanks.

[grsbanks]

(05-03-2020 02:19 PM)J-F Garnier Wrote:  This somehow indicates your generation, I'm in my 60+ and don't use this outdated expression :-)

Il y a aussi certainement des variations géographiques (chaque région a un idiome bien propre à elle). J'utilise cette expression sans la trouver démodée et pourtant, à 52 ans, je suis plus jeune que vous deux. Pour ma part, j'ai passé 15 ans en Région PACA puis 9 ans en Touraine.

It must also be dependent on where you're from (each region has its own vernacular). I do use this expression without finding it outdated, and yet at 52 years of age, I'm younger than both of you. For my part I spent 15 years in Provence and then 9 years in the Loire Valley.

[rprosperi]

Not being a French-speaker, I just looked it up on Google Translate...

Yuk! If thrush-less, I'd go out for Pizza...

[Mark Hardman]

(05-04-2020 08:40 PM)rprosperi Wrote:  Not being a French-speaker, I just looked it up on Google Translate...

Yuk! If thrush-less, I'd go out for Pizza...

Looked it up on Wiktionary.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/faute_de_...des_merles

The idiom translates to:

- Beggars can't be choosers
- Half a loaf is better than none

Five years in Paris and La Rochelle... Thought I knew more argot.

[ggauny@live.fr]

Hi,

I think yes it depend may be from geographics sites and for sure it is an old
sentence. My Father and Maman sometime speak this. May be too because of war.
Father vas borned in 1908 and Maman in 1914 in the nordth east of france.

In Nice I never eared this sentence.

Good day.

[jch]

Hi Gérard,

Merci beaucoup pour conserver et partager ces manuels.

L'expression est certes un peu désuète, mais il m'arrive de l'entendre et même de l'utiliser.
Influence régionales : Lorraine, Bourgogne et Rhône-Alpes et je dois avoir quelques années de moins que Jean-François, je pencherais donc pour un régionalisme en provenance du nord-est.

Prenez soin de vous et de vos proches !

Thank you very much for preserving and sharing thses manuals.

The expression is certainly a bit outdated, but I sometimes hear and even use it.
Regional influences: Lorraine, Burgundy and Rhône-Alpes and I must be a few years younger than Jean-François, so I would lean toward a regionalism from the north-east.

Take care of yourself and your family!

Jean-Christophe.

[badaze]

I use the expression quite often. I’m from Lyon in my 50’s.