Madame Sprenger a dit qu’en Bretagne, il y a
beaucoup de sorts du beurre. Alors, j’ai
acheté une tarte de la pomme à Saint-Malo. Elle est
très délicieuse ! Mais, parce que le beurre est très différent du beurre
aux États-Unis, beaucoup de temps, je confonds le
beurre pour du formage. Pendant petit-déjeuner, j’ai mangé beaucoup de beurre
dans mon pain, parce que je pensais qu’il y a du formage. Pour me défendre, le beurre en Bretagne n’est
pas le même du beurre aux États-Unis.
De plus, j’ai remarqué que Bretagne aime beaucoup leurs régionalismes.
C’est probablement le même avec toutes les régions. J’ai vu cette carte postale
qui parle du temps. Tout le monde parle de la pluie parce qu’ils sont fiers de
Bretagne et ils sont aussi fiers du temps de Bretagne.
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What's up with this French blogging? I think there's a way to get the internet to translate it for me, but I don't know what it is. Can you add a "translate this" gadget to your blog?
ReplyDeleteMichaelanne!! Even though I have no idea what you are saying, I am so glad you are blogging in French!! I just started a blog in Spanish a few months ago!! Hope you are having fun!! Love ya!
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