In the Mood for Love

WHITE – Let the music play 3 7 Barry White – The first, the last, my everything 4 8 BEATLES - Let it be 5 9 BOCELLI – Vivo per lei 5 10 BOCELLI - VIVO PER LEI – Je vis pour elle 5 11 BONEY M – El lute 6 12 BONEY M – Rivers of Babylon 6 13 COMMODORES - Nightshift 6 14 COOLIO – Gansgta’s paradise 7 15 EAGLE - Hotel California 7 16 Eddy Mitchell - La dernière séance 8 17 Eddy Mitchell - Sur la route de Memphis 8 18 ELTON JOHN – Candle in the wind 9 19 ELTON JOHN – Don’t let the sun go down

Troubadours and courtly love Arthurian romance Renaissance 17th century 18th century HISTORY OF FRENCH LITERATURE Timeline French romance: 12th - 13th century AD The western half of Charlemagne's Frankish empire, approximating to modern France, introduces in the 12th century a new and influential strand in European literature. The Franks, as a Germanic tribe, enjoy a powerful epic tradition (from Beowulf to the Nibelungenlied) in which heroism is the stock-in-trade of fierce warriors

The Enterprise crew was on lunch break, sitting on the length of a big table. All of them talked about different things that were happening on the ship. McCoy had started blabbing to Jim and Chapel about an engineer that had inhaled too much carbon dioxyde, and just fainted. Uhura was sitting beside Spock and in front of Gaila. They gossipped over stories they'd heard on board. Sulu debated with Scotty about the new manoeuvering system. And finally, there was Chekov who was listening to all this

Masks The use of masks belongs to many different cultures At the origin masks were used for religious and ceremonial/ritual purposes for instance for rites of passage such as the initiation of young people, marriages, funerals…, and for festivals –in which the use of masks was associated to noise, clamour and colour often to drive away the forces of darkness and to open the way to the spirits of light Masks in the theatre Theatre masks can be traced back to the Ancient Greeks. Traditionally

( éloge. .Blue print ( plan de travail. .To be aware ( être informé / avoir conscience de. .The awareness ( la conscience. .The harvest ( moisson / récolte / vendange. .Fool (imbécile / idiot. .Cowshed ( étable. .To expell ( expulser. .Therefore ( par conséquent. .Unthinking ( étourdi. .To be devoted to ( être dévoué à. .Raven ( corbeau. .Astray ( égaré. .Struggle ( lutte / effort. The body le corps. .Hair cheveux. .Mouth bouche. .Eyebrow sourcil. .Eye

sur) Safety= sureté Each= chaque The plot= l’intrigue Setting= scenery= décor Stunt= une cascade (cinéma) Part= rôle A bargain= une affaire (business) Outlet store= magasin d’usine Store= magasin Office= bureau Talented= talenteux Gifted= doué Embarrassed= gené Event= évenement Sight= la vue A race= une course The laws= les lois Teams= équipes Nearly= presque

The kite runner. Phone call from Rahim Khan. R: Amir Jan. A:Rahim Khan? R: it's kind of you to remember. I have missed you, Amir Jan. A: it's good to hear your voice. R: you should come home. A: home? (sighing) I don't know if now's such a good time. R: it's a very bad time, but you should come. There's a way to be good again, Amir. Back in time. Amir and Hassan. A: what are you doing here? H: come and sit Amir. A: you're wasting time here. The kite went the other way. H: it will

PLAN FOR THE FUTURE? SECTION 2 2.1 CULTURAL ANALYSIS 2.1.1 FROM ROME TO PARIS TO NEW YORK 2.1.2 DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES 2.2 ADAPTABILITY WITH DIFFERENT CULTURES CONCLUSION BIBLIOGRAPHY EXECUTIVE SUMMARY After a fully engaged year, having many experiences in Rome, London, Paris and in New York, between working and studying, there is an obligation for myself to write and analyse all the changes occurred on me, trying to unify all the pieces of the puzzle

terror hurl the dart? Oh, feeble weapon 'gainst so great a heart! Must courage proved a thousand times in arms Bow to a peril forged by vain alarms? POLY. I know that dreams are born to fade away, And melt in air before the light of day; I know that misty vapours of the night Dissolve and fly before the morning

Avoir le moral à zéro | To be down in the mouth | C'est impossible. | It can't be done. | C'est l'hôpital qui se moque de la charité ! | It's the pot calling the kettle black ! | C'est le coup de foudre ! | It's love at the first sight ! | C'est vraiment Londres que je préfère! | Give me London any time! | C'était à prévoir / C'était prévisible. | It was bound to happen. | Ça fait une sacrée différence! | That makes all the difference in the world! | Ça me dépasse! | It's beyond