French line in Windowlicker

So I'm sitting here listening to Windowlicker for the first time in a while and I hear the sample of the woman speaking in French. I've always heard this line as being "J'aime fabrique croquettes pour chien," which I would translate (with my poor, mostly forgotten knowledge of the language) to either "I like to make cakes for my dog," or "I like processed dog food."

Wikipedia says the line is "either J'aime faire des croquettes au chien (translating to "I like to make dog nuggets") or J'aime faire des cracottes au chien (translating to "I like to make dog cracottes [crisp breads]") .

What is the actual sentence in this track?

I don't think there is a definitive foolproof answer, but I do hear croquettes.

Is it croquettes or night?

"hai guyz do u like spectogram analy-c's?" is what I've been told

hurry up with my damn croquettes!

It's also seems like a different french accent, clearly not a France one.

  On 7/8/2014 at 5:41 AM, Ivan Ooze said:

hurry up with my damn croquettes!

Said Richard in that French-ass restaurant.

J'aime faire des croquettes aux chiens

read somewhere that its a french canadian accent rather than french france if that makes any difference

I'm french, and always understood "J'aime faire des craquettes au chien". It doesn't mean anything here in France, but it seems to be some Quebec patois for vagina..

makes more sense than having a message about dog biscuits in a track :)

  On 7/8/2014 at 10:04 AM, lin said:

I'm french, and always understood "J'aime faire des craquettes au chien". It doesn't mean anything here in France, but it seems to be some Quebec patois for vagina..

non c'est bien croquettes (no, it's really "croquettes")... craquette meant cunt, vulva, vagina... it's not canadian french this word. But in the track, we hear french from Quebec, right.

it's "richard" pronounced in french

Not to disdain anyone's ears, but I trust mine (and my studio DAC and monitors, as well Windowlicker CD), and hear "craquettes" haha ! I do agree with you, it would make much more sense to be "croquettes"... but I keep on hearing an A, not an O. I guess mystery remains, for me at least ;)

Wasn't Nannou french Canadian ?

les accents trompent parfois, n'essaye pas de trouver des prétextes, parfois à cause de l'accent on croit comprendre autre chose... voyage p'tit gars, tu verras cela par toi-même!

Readairé les Rouilles

  On 7/8/2014 at 11:15 AM, lin said:

Not to disdain anyone's ears, but I trust mine (and my studio DAC and monitors, as well Windowlicker CD), and hear "craquettes" haha ! I do agree with you, it would make much more sense to be "croquettes"... but I keep on hearing an A, not an O. I guess mystery remains, for me at least ;)

Wasn't Nannou french Canadian ?

I personally think what you say makes more sense... Richard loves to make dirty jokes.

Wasn't Nannou Richard's name for his girlfriend of the time, or her private parts, and he named the track that to mock her?

yeah! u're right Verdant Hickies, same thing with nanou2

  On 7/8/2014 at 12:07 PM, psn said:

Readairé les Rouilles

and anyone know what the really slowed down vocal bit is in xepha? i've tried speeding it up but can't quite make it out

  On 7/8/2014 at 2:42 PM, modey said:

 

  On 7/8/2014 at 12:07 PM, psn said:

Readairé les Rouilles

le petit zolé

 

lêl

  On 7/8/2014 at 5:41 AM, Ivan Ooze said:

hurry up with my damn croquettes!

just found this http://www.fewkidsontheblock.com/2012/01/stroke_of_genius.html

it says "Also included is a sample of James' French then-girlfriend speaking in her native tongue saying "J'aime faire des croquettes au chien", translating to "I like to make dog food."" amongts other bits n bobs

  On 7/8/2014 at 10:04 AM, lin said:

I'm french, and always understood "J'aime faire des craquettes au chien". It doesn't mean anything here in France, but it seems to be some Quebec patois for vagina..

That's untrue. I'm french canadian. Nobody in Quebec would say that to talk about a vagina, sorry. And the accent is not necessarily french canadian, although that's ambiguous. Could be. But it's not in your face french canadian, to put it that way. But it is definitely: "J'aime faire des croquettes au chien." I don't think anyone who speaks french would doubt that.

  On 7/8/2014 at 11:15 AM, lin said:

Not to disdain anyone's ears, but I trust mine (and my studio DAC and monitors, as well Windowlicker CD), and hear "craquettes" haha ! I do agree with you, it would make much more sense to be "croquettes"... but I keep on hearing an A, not an O. I guess mystery remains, for me at least ;)

Wasn't Nannou french Canadian ?

It's not craquette, it's croquette. Craquette is from the french verb craqueter. Syntaxically, it wouldn't make sense if it was a verb. Think about it.

  On 7/8/2014 at 5:15 PM, MassfreeKid said:

 

  On 7/8/2014 at 10:04 AM, lin said:

I'm french, and always understood "J'aime faire des craquettes au chien". It doesn't mean anything here in France, but it seems to be some Quebec patois for vagina..

 

That's untrue. I'm french canadian. Nobody in Quebec would say that to talk about a vagina, sorry. And the accent is not necessarily french canadian, although that's ambiguous. Could be. But it's not in your face french canadian, to put it that way. But it is definitely: "J'aime faire des croquettes au chien." I don't think anyone who speaks french would doubt that.

 

  On 7/8/2014 at 5:18 PM, MassfreeKid said:

 

  On 7/8/2014 at 11:15 AM, lin said:

Not to disdain anyone's ears, but I trust mine (and my studio DAC and monitors, as well Windowlicker CD), and hear "craquettes" haha ! I do agree with you, it would make much more sense to be "croquettes"... but I keep on hearing an A, not an O. I guess mystery remains, for me at least ;)

Wasn't Nannou french Canadian ?

 

It's not craquette, it's croquette. Craquette is from the french verb craqueter. Syntaxically, it wouldn't make sense if it was a verb. Think about it.

 

lol