This Tuesday, the whole class went to the computer lab to have our french class there. It's very interesting to learn things through pc with audio and video as well. And my french lecturer has introduced another french song to us, it's called ma philosophie from Amel Bent. Comfy melody with special and nice vocal. Have a play.
There is her mv but without embed code. So i just embed this video here. If you want to watch her mv, you can click here or here. I've typed the lyrics out at below. Enjoy~
Je n'ai qu'une philosophie
Être acceptée comme je suis
Malgré tout ce qu'on me dit
Je reste le poing levé
Pour le meilleur comme le pire
Je suis métisse mais pas martyre
J'avance le coeur léger
Mais toujours le poing levé
Lever la tête, bomber le torse
Sans cesse redoubler d'efforts
La vie ne m'en laisse pas le choix
Je suis l'as qui bas le roi
Malgré nos peines, nos différences
Et toutes ces injures incessantes
Moi je léverai le poing
Encore plus haut, encore plus poin
[Refrain]
Viser la Lune
Ça me fait pas peur
Même à l'usure
J'y crois encore et en coeur
Des sacrifices
S'il le faut j'en ferai
J'en ai déjà fait
Mais toujours le poing levé
Je ne suis pas comme toutes ces filles
Qu'on dévisage, qu'on déshabille
Moi j'ai des formes et des rondeurs
Ça sert à réchauffer les coeurs
Fille d'un quartier populaire
J'ai appris à être fière
Bien plus d'amour que de misère
Bien plus de coeur que de pierre
Je n'ai qu'une philosophie
Être acceptée comme je suis
Avec la force et le sourire
Lepoing levé vers l'avenir
Lever la tête, bomber le torse
Sans cesse redoubler d'efforts
La vie ne m'en laisse pas le choix
Je suis l'as qui bas le roi
Showing posts with label french. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Milk is a guy or girl?
Well, just one response for the guess guess guess...
It's time to review the answer: milk in French is called le lait, so it's masculine. Don't ask me why? Ask those French language creator.
Standing a whole night in front of Pavilion for the Nokia 5800 Xpress Music Launch. Feel so tired now, bonne nuit.
It's time to review the answer: milk in French is called le lait, so it's masculine. Don't ask me why? Ask those French language creator.
Standing a whole night in front of Pavilion for the Nokia 5800 Xpress Music Launch. Feel so tired now, bonne nuit.
Saturday, July 26, 2008
bienvenue~
Bonjour, je m'apelle angel.
This sem, i'm taking french class.
As a beginner who learn a little bit of the basic french and now try to show off here.
Oh mon dieu...
Every monday and wednesday, i can't wait to attend the class rather than the other boring bio subjects.
Although it is a totally foreign language to me, but i find it is interesting.
There are also difficulties too, especially the pronounciation, lots of french words have to pronounce by using nasal sound.
The words can be either masculine or feminine, which will affect the noun or verb that we used.
But I'm still glad that i can register for the french class which i wish to learn it ever.
Really wish that i can speak it fluently after in the end of this semester.
This is some simple words which may use it in oour daily life:
to greet someone - bonjour (in the morning or evening)
- bonsoir (in the evening(after 6pm))
- bonne nuit (bedtime)
thank you - merci
bye bye - au revoir
Ok, i stop showing off.
This sem, i'm taking french class.
As a beginner who learn a little bit of the basic french and now try to show off here.
Oh mon dieu...
Every monday and wednesday, i can't wait to attend the class rather than the other boring bio subjects.
Although it is a totally foreign language to me, but i find it is interesting.
There are also difficulties too, especially the pronounciation, lots of french words have to pronounce by using nasal sound.
The words can be either masculine or feminine, which will affect the noun or verb that we used.
But I'm still glad that i can register for the french class which i wish to learn it ever.
Really wish that i can speak it fluently after in the end of this semester.
This is some simple words which may use it in oour daily life:
to greet someone - bonjour (in the morning or evening)
- bonsoir (in the evening(after 6pm))
- bonne nuit (bedtime)
thank you - merci
bye bye - au revoir
Ok, i stop showing off.
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