I happen to know that the girl that made this video loves French, Paris, and everything that has to do with France; so please, dear francophone friends...don't take offense. You have to admit she's pretty cute!
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Showing posts with label France. Show all posts
Showing posts with label France. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
The Entire French Language Condensed into One Word
This post is labeled:
culture,
etymology,
France,
French,
humour,
Quote of the Day,
travel
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Monday, October 11, 2010
Belgium
This post is labeled:
Belgium,
cinematography,
culture,
France,
history,
humour,
linguistics,
phenomena,
politics
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THIS is why I don't feel so bad about coming back from a year in Belgium with only a rudimentary understanding of the country's governing bodies.
The following video is a striking satire on the complexity and sometimes seemingly illogical structure of the Belgian system.
To my dear Belgian family and friends:
I may not understand your government, but I love you all the same :)
A short animated film about the Belgian political structure.
The text was written by Marcel Sel, a Belgian writer, author of Walen Buiten, a best-seller on the «Belgian Crisis».
The music was specifically composed by Laurent Aglat for the film, and Emma Dornan's beautiful voice gave the commentary its magical tone.
The film was directed by Jerome de Gerlache.
And a special thanks to Karine Quarant-Schmidt !
http://blog.marcelsel.com
http://www.laurentaglat.com
http://www.jeromedegerlache.com
The following video is a striking satire on the complexity and sometimes seemingly illogical structure of the Belgian system.
To my dear Belgian family and friends:
I may not understand your government, but I love you all the same :)
A short animated film about the Belgian political structure.
The text was written by Marcel Sel, a Belgian writer, author of Walen Buiten, a best-seller on the «Belgian Crisis».
The music was specifically composed by Laurent Aglat for the film, and Emma Dornan's beautiful voice gave the commentary its magical tone.
The film was directed by Jerome de Gerlache.
And a special thanks to Karine Quarant-Schmidt !
http://blog.marcelsel.com
http://www.laurentaglat.com
http://www.jeromedegerlache.com
Thursday, April 08, 2010
Sunnier times, a sunnier place
This post is labeled:
France,
Nashville,
panorama,
photography,
seaside,
sun
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Nashville's gloomy weather and a conversation with one of my very favorite French language enthusiasts has left me dreaming of summer evenings in Cannes....
I've recently been looking at real estate in Provence; not much, just a little home to spend where I can escape the cold Nashville winters and enjoy the relaxing French countryside. I've started a list of friends who've agreed to come for a visit to this eventual home of mine, so if this sounds like something you'd like to do, I'd be happy to add you!
I haven't yet signed a lease, so for now you'll have to settle for this seashore panorama. (Click the photo to enlarge.)
I've recently been looking at real estate in Provence; not much, just a little home to spend where I can escape the cold Nashville winters and enjoy the relaxing French countryside. I've started a list of friends who've agreed to come for a visit to this eventual home of mine, so if this sounds like something you'd like to do, I'd be happy to add you!
I haven't yet signed a lease, so for now you'll have to settle for this seashore panorama. (Click the photo to enlarge.)
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