Paroles 1 (EN) - Dalida with Paroles

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Pourquoi pas!

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Denk je er over om naar Frankrijk te gaan? En dan niet voor een paar weken, maar voor maanden per jaar, of misschien zelfs voorgoed? Deze podcast is bedoeld voor iedereen die wil leven en wonen in Frankrijk. Marit Grotenhuis en Gregor Hakkenberg maakten de overstap al heel lang geleden. Zij delen hun ervaringen met elkaar. En met jou! Wij hopen dat iedereen die naar Frankrijk wil verhuizen na onze podcast net als wij denkt: "Pourquoi pas!"

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Paroles 1 (EN) - Dalida with Paroles

Pourquoi pas!

14 minutes 11 seconds

3 years ago

Paroles 1 (EN) - Dalida with Paroles

Before you listen to this podcast, please watch the video clip with the song at least once while reading the lyrics on this page: PAROLES.

In this first lesson, we will use a song with the fitting name: paroles… words and promises. The singer is the Egyptian born Italian and nationalized French ‘Dalida’. She was enormously popular in the seventies but had a tragic life, ending in suicide in the mid-eighties. In this song we also hear the voice of Alain Delon, a very famous French actor born in 1935 and today living in Switzerland. Alain is trying to seduce her with his warm French voice, but she’s not having it. She knows that although he tries to woe her with romantic talk, it is just words and empty promises: paroles. This lesson is most effective if you have heard the song and preferably if you have the lyrics in front of you. So please listen while watching this page: PAROLES.