Thanks For Your French Lessons it is so nice You do some of Your titles in the other Official Language now all I have to do is try to recall those words when needed, one of these days I may get the hang of another tongue.
Nice Post to Claire, Are You liking what 300mm does for isolating subjects? Did You find Venus in the Hilary House?
Nice Taillight image
I hope the following is a correct statement Claire
Note :Cette interjection sous-entend toujours que les interlocuteurs ont l’intention ou ont conscience d’une prochaine rencontre ce qui n’est pas nécessairement le cas avec l’interjection au revoir, qui est pourtant étymologiquement synonyme (au revoir, voir aussi à la revoyure).
Note :Cette interjection sous-entend toujours que les interlocuteurs ont l’intention ou ont conscience d’une prochaine rencontre ce qui n’est pas nécessairement le cas avec l’interjection au revoir, qui est pourtant étymologiquement synonyme (au revoir, voir aussi à la revoyure).
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Happy Bastille Day!!!
Submitted by Photographer on... on
Hello Claire
Thanks For Your French Lessons it is so nice You do some of Your titles in the other Official Language now all I have to do is try to recall those words when needed, one of these days I may get the hang of another tongue.
Nice Post to Claire, Are You liking what 300mm does for isolating subjects? Did You find Venus in the Hilary House?
Nice Taillight image
I hope the following is a correct statement Claire
au revoir pour maintenant
Cheers!!!
Rick
You are welcome Rick and
Submitted by Claire D'Aurore on
You are welcome Rick and thanks for the compliments !
I want to thank you and Ronan as well, for explaining to me how to use the 300 in close up. I love it !
The Venus is indeed from Hillary House southern porch looking in....
Your translation is correct though we would usually say : " À plus tard ! " ou "À la prochaine ! "
Français
Étymologie → voir à et plus tard.
Locution interjective
à plus tard /a ply taʁ/
Synonymes
Antonymes : adieu
Note :Cette interjection sous-entend toujours que les interlocuteurs ont l’intention ou ont conscience d’une prochaine rencontre ce qui n’est pas nécessairement le cas avec l’interjection au revoir, qui est pourtant étymologiquement synonyme (au revoir, voir aussi à la revoyure).
Alors à plus..... Claire
You are welcome Rick and
Submitted by Claire D'Aurore on
You are welcome Rick and thanks for the compliments !
I want to thank you and Ronan as well, for explaining to me how to use the 300 in close up. I love it !
The Venus is indeed from Hillary House southern porch looking in....
Your translation is correct though we would usually say : " À plus tard ! " ou "À la prochaine ! "
Français
Étymologie → voir à et plus tard.
Locution interjective
à plus tard /a ply taʁ/
Synonymes
Antonymes : adieu
Note :Cette interjection sous-entend toujours que les interlocuteurs ont l’intention ou ont conscience d’une prochaine rencontre ce qui n’est pas nécessairement le cas avec l’interjection au revoir, qui est pourtant étymologiquement synonyme (au revoir, voir aussi à la revoyure).
Alors à plus..... Claire
Skating
Submitted by Moonyoung82 on
Hi Clare,
I enjoyed looking at your pictures-busy bees, skating, and knock!knock!
Also it's great that I can get a mini French lessons by reading through your captions :)
Cheers,
Moon
Thank you Moon, I appreciate
Submitted by Claire D'Aurore on
Thank you Moon, I appreciate your encouragements !
I am not as knowledgeable as you technically but I have a creative self to ......
À la prochaine , Claire
Knock Knock
Submitted by DougUnderwood on
Claire,
I really like this one. Love the cracking paint and wood. The color contrast is great too.
It really draws me in since it triggers a memory of my late grandmother's house.
Going Up
Submitted by DougUnderwood on
Great composition.
I love all the curves in this image. Even in the female statue :)
They railing really leads the eye up the photo so the name is appropriate.