Information about Loire Valley
#21
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I'm working on my french PalQ - help me translate:
"Coco - non parce que je sais que c'est sure qu'elle repondera bientot!"
non parce que? je sais que cest...I know that..she'll respond...bientot - well?
lol - Oh dear, I need to work on learning French much much more....
"Coco - non parce que je sais que c'est sure qu'elle repondera bientot!"
non parce que? je sais que cest...I know that..she'll respond...bientot - well?
lol - Oh dear, I need to work on learning French much much more....
#23
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Hi Pal and Murphy 
Pal you're right with bientôt, you can also say tôt ou tard (soon or later).
c'est sûr, no e because "il" est sûr qu'elle répondRa (répondre infinitive so répondrA futur)
Is that clear?

Pal you're right with bientôt, you can also say tôt ou tard (soon or later).
c'est sûr, no e because "il" est sûr qu'elle répondRa (répondre infinitive so répondrA futur)
Is that clear?
#27
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Almost a week now
I don't understand. Maybe she completely forgot about fodors if she wrote postings everywhere...
Pal I hope you don't think that French are not reliable! This is just a bad example.
:-S I'm afraid you'll have to manage by yourself now (just like you did before...)
I don't understand. Maybe she completely forgot about fodors if she wrote postings everywhere...Pal I hope you don't think that French are not reliable! This is just a bad example.
:-S I'm afraid you'll have to manage by yourself now (just like you did before...)
#29
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Lol Pal!
What do you mean with moutard? a moutard is a tiny tot (brat?) so I can say yes! could be a motard (biker on motorbike)I can say yes also, maybe you mean moutarde et oui il y a de la moutarde à Dijon! (the three words in my home!)
Tu connais beaucoup de françaises

What do you mean with moutard? a moutard is a tiny tot (brat?) so I can say yes! could be a motard (biker on motorbike)I can say yes also, maybe you mean moutarde et oui il y a de la moutarde à Dijon! (the three words in my home!)
Tu connais beaucoup de françaises
#30
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Actually if you go to the web site mentioned in an above post by Curt
"maybe she works here if she is real
http://www.tourism-touraine.com/"
there is a wealth of info on the site - including hotel and gite, chambres d'Hotes and camping info and instant links to reserve things like gites (houses in villages or, in the case of gites ruraux, in the countryside or tiny hamlets) - so if looking for Loire info try the site! Thanks Heolia!
"maybe she works here if she is real
http://www.tourism-touraine.com/"
there is a wealth of info on the site - including hotel and gite, chambres d'Hotes and camping info and instant links to reserve things like gites (houses in villages or, in the case of gites ruraux, in the countryside or tiny hamlets) - so if looking for Loire info try the site! Thanks Heolia!
#33
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Hello everybody...
I want to say that I'm so sorry. Indeed, I have gone everyday on the forum but I could not find the post... Indeed, I have had a technical problem with this forum.
Once again, I'm sorry and I will answer your questions if you want.
I want to say that I'm so sorry. Indeed, I have gone everyday on the forum but I could not find the post... Indeed, I have had a technical problem with this forum.
Once again, I'm sorry and I will answer your questions if you want.
#34
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PALQ and MURPHY89:
there is many tours in minibus: there is tour of the renaissance chateaux (2 days and 1 night), or there is excursions in the Loire Valley with a minibus: you will choose just the morning (19&euro
, just the afternoon(25&euro
or the full day(43&euro
. Departure every day by reservation from the Tourist office in Tours, or from your hotel down town (free of charge).
Foe example, in the morning, you visit Azay le Rideau and the famous gardens of Villandry with a bilinguel driver (transportation only, entrance fees are not included). After lunch, you go to Amboise and Chenonceau, you finish your day trip with a wine tasting.
Lunch and entrance fees are not included, but you can have reduced prices in all the chateaux.
If you want more information, you can send me an email at: [email protected]
or you can go to the 2 web sites: tourism-touraine.com and plusdetouraine.com.
And my office is in Tours, not in Orleans which is in the Loiret.
there is many tours in minibus: there is tour of the renaissance chateaux (2 days and 1 night), or there is excursions in the Loire Valley with a minibus: you will choose just the morning (19&euro
, just the afternoon(25&euro
or the full day(43&euro
. Departure every day by reservation from the Tourist office in Tours, or from your hotel down town (free of charge).Foe example, in the morning, you visit Azay le Rideau and the famous gardens of Villandry with a bilinguel driver (transportation only, entrance fees are not included). After lunch, you go to Amboise and Chenonceau, you finish your day trip with a wine tasting.
Lunch and entrance fees are not included, but you can have reduced prices in all the chateaux.
If you want more information, you can send me an email at: [email protected]
or you can go to the 2 web sites: tourism-touraine.com and plusdetouraine.com.
And my office is in Tours, not in Orleans which is in the Loiret.
#36
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DEAVS:
In may, 21 and 22, there is a wines festival called Vitiloire, and a tour of wine caves is organised: 2 days, 1 night (79€ per person). You will visit the "cave des producteurs de Vouvray" ant tasting. After, you lunch. In the afternoon, meeting at the tourist office where you will be given a tasting glass (different appellations and controlled origins). There is a dinner in a city restaurant in Tours.
Day 2, guided tour of a wine cellar in Chinon vineyards, with tasting, lunch in Chinon. During the afternoon, visit of the Villandry gardens.
For more detail, go to the websites plusdetouraine.com and tourism-touraine.com.
Or you can send me an email!
In may, 21 and 22, there is a wines festival called Vitiloire, and a tour of wine caves is organised: 2 days, 1 night (79€ per person). You will visit the "cave des producteurs de Vouvray" ant tasting. After, you lunch. In the afternoon, meeting at the tourist office where you will be given a tasting glass (different appellations and controlled origins). There is a dinner in a city restaurant in Tours.
Day 2, guided tour of a wine cellar in Chinon vineyards, with tasting, lunch in Chinon. During the afternoon, visit of the Villandry gardens.
For more detail, go to the websites plusdetouraine.com and tourism-touraine.com.
Or you can send me an email!
#38
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prr761:
I think your trip could be very good. You have chosen very good chateaux (chenonceau, Villandry with its gardens, Azay le Rideau, and Chambord).
According to many Internet users, Le Cheval Blanc is good to spend nights.
But I suggest you to visit Amboise, because it's a nice town, with a wonderful chateau.
I think your trip could be very good. You have chosen very good chateaux (chenonceau, Villandry with its gardens, Azay le Rideau, and Chambord).
According to many Internet users, Le Cheval Blanc is good to spend nights.
But I suggest you to visit Amboise, because it's a nice town, with a wonderful chateau.
#40

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Heolia, you can always find all of your own posts that you have written on this forum by clicking on your name at the top of the page when you look at the Europe Forums page. Your name should be highlighted in blue, which means that you can "click" on it and find your posts.

