關於 for example' in french ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

🌱🍷🌱 Posted @withregram • @greensummerhk 「我在法國從釀酒朋友身上學到的第一件事就是在敬酒時說“Santé”，祝彼此身體健康。 一個字足以證明健康飲酒深深植根於法國文化。
法國是世界上於葡萄栽培和葡萄酒生產中使用環保方法的領先國家之一，樹立了“自然與保育”的完美典範。每個葡萄酒產區都以其獨特的風土為標誌，可持續方法為葡萄酒賦予另一層獨特的質地和風味，令我心醉神迷!」

廖碧兒小姐 @berniceliuofficial
星級葡萄酒愛好者

“The very first thing that I learned in France with my winemaking friends, was to say ‘Santé’ while toasting, to wish each other good health. A simple statement to illustrate that healthy drinking is deeply rooted in French culture.

France is one of the leading countries in the world for environmental-friendly viticulture and wine production, setting a perfect example of . Each wine region being marked by its distinctive terroir, I am fascinated with how the sustainable approaches give wines another layer of beautiful texture and flavor.”

Bernice Liu
Celebrity Wine Enthusiast

#berniceliu #廖碧兒 #winemaven #hkig #GreenSummerHK #綠之仲夏 #winelover
#organicwine #sustainablewine #winewinewine #biodynamicwine #naturelovers #santé #vinbio

How long does it take to reach C1 (advanced) in a language you're learning? 💭

🤔Someone asked this on Twitter today and it got me thinking. I wonder why questions like these are so common. It's good to have a broad understanding of how long it might take, but there are way too many factors at play, making it impossible to have a single answer to this question.

📚If you're fluent in Dutch and learning Afrikaans, it might take you a few months or years, depending on the time you put in to learn and practice, to become fluent. The two languages are that similar.

🤠But if you're a native French speaker learning Korean, for instance, the two languages are very different in terms of grammar, pronunciation, sentence structure and even writing system. It would require hours and hours more effort than the above example.

🗻In another instance, 2 native English speakers could both start learning Japanese. Person A spends hours weekly studying, getting speaking practice in, listening and getting immersion down, and works hard. They could reach N3 (intermediate) level in a year and a half if they put in a ton of effort and if Japanese is all they focus on. Person B might even live in Japan, but if they don't put in the work and just rely on some weekly classes and barely do their homework, they might never even reach N5 (beginner) despite living in Japan. 🤔

As you can see, it's really impossible to ask these questions and have a cookie-cutter answer for each person and each language. Let's rather put time in to be immersed in languages rather than get stressed about how long the process might take. What do you all think? 💖🥳

The origins of ‘fool’

Wednesday is April 1, when people in many countries worldwide celebrate the custom ( ) of “April Fool’s Day.” On this day, they play pranks ( ) on each other, the pranksters gleefully ( ) calling those hapless ( ) enough to fall for ( ) the joke an “April Fool.”

Nobody really knows for certain ( ) when, where or why the custom started. We have more certainty over the origins of the word “fool” itself, although some details remain unclear.

The word, which refers to ( ) a silly, stupid, or ignorant ( ) person, is thought to originate ( ) in the early 13th century, deriving ( ) from Old French fol, meaning a madman or insane person. The French word, in turn, comes from the Latin follis, meaning a leather bag or a bellows ( ) and, by extension later on, an empty-headed ( ) person.

Fool also referred to a rogue ( ) or a sinful ( ), wicked ( ) or lecherous ( ) person — around 1300, a “fool woman” meant a prostitute ( ), for example — and also a court ( ) jester ( ), a person whose purpose was to entertain ( ) the king and court, whether because they were pretending to be buffoonish ( ) or whether they actually were like that.

One theory is that the idea of the court jester “fool” derives from folles — the plural form of follis (bellows) — referring to the puffed cheeks of a buffoon.

It is unclear which sense came first, that of the idiot or the jester.

「愚人」的起源

下週三是四月一日，許多國家的人在這天都有過「愚人節」的慣例，互相捉弄，惡作劇的人樂不可支地把那些不幸被騙倒的人稱作「April Fool」（四月的愚人）。

沒有人能確知愚人節這習俗到底是在何時、何地或為何開始的，但我們對「fool」（傻瓜）一字的由來比較能夠掌握多，儘管有些細節仍不甚明瞭。

「fool」這個字，現今指的是傻氣、愚笨或無知的人，通常被認為是源自十三世紀初期的古法語字「fol」，意指瘋子或精神失常的人。而這個字又是源於拉丁文「follis」，意為皮製的袋子或風箱，後來引伸為腦袋空空的人。

「fool」亦指惡棍或有罪、惡毒或淫蕩的人──例如在西元一三○○年左右，「fool woman」指的是妓女，亦指弄臣，也就是在宮廷中負責娛樂國王和朝臣的人，無論這些弄臣是故意裝瘋賣傻，還是本來就如小丑般滑稽。

有一說則是認為，「fool」字的「弄臣」之意，是源於「folles」──即「follis」（風箱的拉丁文複數形）──指的是小丑鼓脹的臉頰。
「fool」一字是先有「傻子」之意，還是先有「弄臣」之意，我們並不清楚。

#高雄人 #學習英文 請找 #多益達人林立英文
#高中英文 #成人英文
#多益家教班 #商用英文
#國立大學外國語文學系講師

法國已經第二次的封城。。。
那我。。住在台灣，台灣的疫情管理非常成功。有一些新聞説台灣是世界上最成功管理疫情的國家。
比如：https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4046909

我一直在問自己：爲什麽法國的政治的人，新聞，科學家都不在講到台灣？？台灣疫情管理世界上最成功！我們法國的媒體都在講國内的事情而已，偶爾在講鄰居的事情 （都是疫情管理不太成功的國家）。
爲什麽不要講到台灣？爲什麽不要學台灣怎麽成功的？？

我在這影片不會分享自己的意見，不是我的責任，我不是專業的一生。但是我想强調的是台灣做得非常好，我希望法國可以多研究台灣做了什麽，才可以成功！

我在影片講到的新聞：
https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4040498
https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4046909

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France is already under the second lockdown to deal with the coronavirus.
In parallel, I have been living in Taiwan, which is in the top countries of the world for their handling of the epidemic. Actually a lot of media recognize Taiwan as being THE most successful country dealing with the epidemic.

For example this news from the Brookings institute saying that Taiwan is the first country in the world in term of success fighting the covid19 based on number of deaths X GDP growth in this period: https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4046909

I keep questioning myself: Why are the French media, politicians and scientists not actively talking and studying about the different measures that Taiwan has taken to deal with the epidemic?
In France, we have a very self-centered media that only looks at our own struggle, or sometimes the neighbors, Spain, UK, etc, which don't do very well either.
Why aren't we constantly talking about how Taiwan is dealing with the epidemics? Why aren't we trying to learn something from Taiwan?

In this video, I will not give any particular advice on how to deal with the epidemics, because it is not my area of expertise. I just want to emphasize the fact that Taiwan has been doing extremely well, and I wish France would look into this seriously from now on.

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Many Thanks to G Hotel Kelawai for extending the invitation ❤️

Recently, G Hotel Kelawai's Spoon has launched a valuable A La Carte Buffet Dinner for a promotional price of RM80 per person ❤️ (Usual price: RM99). The menu offers 15 Asian, Chinese and Western foods. For example, Rib Eye Steak, Duck Confit, Rendang Lamb Shank, Thai Beef Hor Fun, Stir Fried Tiger Prawn with Sichuan Bean Sauce and so on. ?? In addition to the hot meals, salad bar, fruit station, appetizers, cold cuts, cheese stations ?, soups, and dessert counter are also available. ? For the chocolate lovers, you must not miss out the new introduced Dessert Artist Table. With just additional RM50, you can enjoy the Instagrammable and premium chocolates here! It's only available at Spoon, G Hotel Kelawai.

The days are ticking by and it's getting close to just a month left to the big day 6th May - Battle of the Freaks 2! Side note Thank you Kit, for getting a shoutout for me by one of my idols Ms Bikini Olympia, @courtneykiing!!!

My back is a lot better, not playing up but not taking any risk too in doing lower body workout. Was told by my physio i can do some of my usual stuff but at half my normal weight (which is suuppppperr boring), barely broke a sweat, hence focused a lot on making sure my tempo and mind muscle connection were there. Best time to focus on the little details when injured.

Upper body i maintained the program but was told to do cardio everyday. i personally asked for it to so i don't waste time. After 4 days of consistent steady state cardio, i could see some significant changes, weight dropped, so did the body fat percentage base on the InBody analysis at Koa.

Got in more posing practice in this week and learnt how to do the quarter turns. Posing is a frigging workout on it's own, learning how to think about contracting the right muscles, especially making sure my trap goes down and getting my delts to pop. But glad overall i'm seeing good changes and my coach says so too.

I finally managed to do some legs on Friday! Instead of squats swapped it to split squats with hamstring curls, less pressure on my lower back.

Nutrition hasn't changed, sticking to the 50g of carbs and below. At the end of the video, i give an idea of what 50g of carbs looks like. For example in one day i would eat

4 rice cakes, 50g of blueberries, 50g of raspberries, 30 almonds and 1 tablespoon of chia seed. All that is equivalent to eating one bowl of cooked white rice or even 2 medium size bananas

Low carbs isn't so bad in my opinion. i've gotten used to it, and my body feels a lot better on this diet plan. However i need to be careful with my cheats. Learnt that I can't take a LOAD of dairy (had 2 scoops of gelato - BAD IDEA!), cause it bloats the heck out of me. This was after 2 ribs, 1 chicken thigh, french fries, rice and roti boy.. the gelato and the cheese bake tart undid me...sigh. Well at least i know from here.

Very productive week and what I need most of now is REST! The comp is coming soon!!

Congrats to my buddy Kam on winning in his division for powerlifting and it as usually cheatmeals are better with company. Nana we will begin our #cheatmealbucketlist! :P

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