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- Saintélyon Saturday I ll be on the start of a event very challenging for me. the start line of a trail running race named Saintélyon. Its course of 72KM link the city of Saint étienne to the city of Lyon. The particularity of this race it's it start at midnight. So you have to run in the darknight into the wildness with the only gleam of you headlamp. I'm at the same time excited and scared because it's the longer distance I have never run befaure,moreover I saw on a weather website it will snow during the weekend of the race. I hope I will achieve to cross the finish line. I will give you the result at my return...
December 3, 201410 It depends on your current level of understading...
If you look for a tv show where is used lot of expression and words from every day I recommend you
" plus belle la vie" not for the interest of the show but rather for the dialogues.
An other tv show is "scène de ménage" slang language is more présent in this show it is maybe more difficult to understand but lot of more funny .
Hope I helped you don't hesitate to wach those and tell me what you think of it!
0 votedNovember 22, 20140Your point of you is interesting and not totally false however I don't share all your thoughts.
some places, constructions, or whatever... Will not ever replace by the fact to see it and live it in real.
take the most emblematic china's construction for instence: his wall
i think none picture or film of it can shown his majesty and the work sweat and blood it represent than to see it in real. NOTHING can replace the fact to live or see something in real.
Otherwise, why not travel with google map airlines? Less expensive for sure but I´m not certain you will smell scents of spices when you will visit Marrakech's market
0 votedNovember 20, 20140Vive le vent
Il m'a m'est venu à l'esprit hier cette chanson chantée par les français de ma région.
Vive le vent est la version française de la chanson anglaise "Jingle Bells", et elle est chantée avec la même mélodie. Mais quelque fois les français qui vivent dans le nord du Canada en ont marre de l,hiver, et c'est pour cette raison que quelques uns ont un peu changé les paroles ce qui donne les nouvelles paroles ci-dessous:
Vive le vent,
Vive le vent,
Vive le vent d'hiver,
J'en ai vu,
Et je n'en veux plus,
Pis baisez-moi le trotte-cul.
Oh, vive le vent......
Bonne journée à tous (j'espère que ça vous a fait sourire!).
DavidGreat!! tres peu de fautes... Et des paroles très poétiques ????
0 votedNovember 20, 20144I'm from france,
travel around the world is a sweet dream for me, it seems just like impossible because of my work and family. Though we can watch some movies about people taking a trip all around the globe, and it's just awesome and wonderful to be able and have guts to do that.
So I wish, you will live your dream someday and I will have pleasure to meet you on the soil of my beautifull country.
And keep on learning english to travel easier????
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