Thinking of Spring in Paris – Postcards from Paris

18 March 2012
Thinking of Spring in Paris – Postcards from Paris

Thinking of Spring in Paris? Me too :-)

Postcards from Paris Video Newsletter, March 2012

When our thoughts turn to spring, we dream of sunshine & picnics! Here is this week’s video newsletter:

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from Teena Hughes   |  March 18th, 2012 video newsletter

Postcards from Paris Newsletter from A-Night-in-Paris.com

Heading for Spring and then Summer – fantastique!

Hi, this is Teena, poring over lots of French books and new lists of Paris cafés and restaurants, planning my trip which is only a couple of months away – woohoo!

Today’s quick video is about :

  • funny French phrases
  • what to do in Paris in March
  • and some questions and answers from the website.

So grab an espresso, latte, chocolat chaud, thé, cold drink, whatever you feel like, and let’s jump in :-)
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Today’s Video Newsletter

Here is today’s quick Video Newsletter – Postcards from Paris. Click the video to view:

 

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8E45dB5AZ4

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Transcript:

 

From the Blog

Today’s Useful French

Watch today’s video to hear the pronunciation for these French words and phrases:

Funny French

I came across an old French phrase book of mine, and the phrases are meant to be said “tongue-in-cheek”, which means they are cheeky and funny. If you’re easily offended, please don’t read (not even while squinting with one eye closed):

  • Vous etes une super nana! / You are an absolute babe!
  • Vous etes un ange descendu sur terre. / You are an angel come to earth.

For those who like to talk about wine:

  • Le Chateau Montrose etait futé mais trop discret. / The Chateau Montrose was clever but shy.

Need to curse with attitude? :

  • Bande de chameaux! / You bunch of camels!

Making friends at an art gallery or other pick-up spot:

  • Parlons-en tout en prenant un café express. / Let’s talk about it over a cup of espresso.

Shopping for trinkets

  • Hier, j’ai acheté une Tour Eiffel en plastique. / I bought a plastic Eiffel Tower yesterday.

If you like these, let me know, and I’ll feed you some more in upcoming Postcards from Paris :-)

 

Eiffel Tower wiggle photo - Postcards from Paris March 2012

FilmsDeFemmes French Women's Film Festival 2012 in Paris

Things to do in Paris in March / Mars

  • French Women’s Film Festival (Films De Femmes above)
  • Banlieues Bleues – 5 week Jazz & Blues festival)
  • Le Printemps du cinéma, 3 days only, 3.50 Euro tickets
  • still have short queues at monuments, museums etc
  • sit in cosy cafés with hot drinks, people-watching
  • ever so slightly warmer – spring’s coming!
Read more:

Above: FILMS DE FEMMES – 34 Years – 30th March – 8 April

Paris in March - Banlieues Bleues Festival 2012 poster

Until next time! A bientôt!

That’s it for today, I look forward to chatting with you on the website (use the COMMENT form at the bottom of the pages), Youtube, Twitter and Facebook (and soon on Google Plus), it’d be so nice to hear from you.

Looking forward to hearing from you soon!!

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Teena Hughes

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