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French In Surrender Mode Once Again.
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Once more the French have carried out a 'U' turn in their effort to bulldoze part of the Calais jungle.
Who much longer are the people of Calais going accept the total destruction of their town?
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Once more the French have carried out a 'U' turn in their effort to bulldoze part of the Calais jungle.
Who much longer are the people of Calais going accept the total destruction of their town?
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Moving away from French grammar for a moment: "It's not automatic that the LeTouquet treaty would dissolve if there was a brexit and with Eurotunnel and the ferries being liable to a €2700 fine for each unauthorised passenger, it SHOULD be self policing. " It most certainly is not automatic. Firstly the agreement is a bilateral agreement between the UK and...
19:07 Thu 25th Feb 2016
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No I don't. Du is incorrect; cheese in general is le fromage, not du fromage.
Se sont rendus is also inaccurate as it is past tense. I know you are a Canuck so you will know that the French spoken there is not pure French.
I accept en se rendant does not give the correct meaning as it suggests that the monkeys eat cheese at the time of surrender. I shall change it to:
Les singes qui mangent le fromage et se rendent.
Se sont rendus is also inaccurate as it is past tense. I know you are a Canuck so you will know that the French spoken there is not pure French.
I accept en se rendant does not give the correct meaning as it suggests that the monkeys eat cheese at the time of surrender. I shall change it to:
Les singes qui mangent le fromage et se rendent.
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Yes, Zacs, exaggerated insofar as the town is still standing. Not so far short of the truth if considering its economy.
Calais depends heavily on cross-channel tourism to keep many of its hotels, shops, bars and restaurants going. Recent reports suggest that many depending on that trade have either gone under or are on the brink. Some state their turnover is down by as much as 90%.
I have contributed to that decline. I used to either visit or pass through Calais three or four times annually. I gave up gong there when I witnessed an invasion of the port by migrants whilst I was queuing for my return ferry. To be honest I had thought of doing so before then as much of the town by then was off-limits.
Calais depends heavily on cross-channel tourism to keep many of its hotels, shops, bars and restaurants going. Recent reports suggest that many depending on that trade have either gone under or are on the brink. Some state their turnover is down by as much as 90%.
I have contributed to that decline. I used to either visit or pass through Calais three or four times annually. I gave up gong there when I witnessed an invasion of the port by migrants whilst I was queuing for my return ferry. To be honest I had thought of doing so before then as much of the town by then was off-limits.
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