Virtual Visit of a Region - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

1 / 8
About This Presentation
Title:

Virtual Visit of a Region

Description:

Ergajna ltqajna biex naghtu harsa lejn regjun iehor fi Franza. ... the animals such as chamois, ibexes, marmots, royal eagle etc and also rare ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:177
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 9
Provided by: e226
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: Virtual Visit of a Region


1
Provence Alpes Côte dAzur
French lesson 2
2
Vitrual discovery of a region
  • Ergajna ltqajna biex naghtu harsa lejn regjun
    iehor fi Franza. Jekk tifrtakru sew kont
    ghidtlikom li Franza tikkonsisti fi 22 regjun u
    li kull regjun jinqasam fdipartimenti. Illum ser
    ninzlu fin-naha tisfel taFranza ezattament
    fir-regjun li jismu Provence Cote dAzur. Dan
    ir-regjun jikkonsisti fseba dipartimenti
    fix-xlokk tal-pajjiz fin-naha tal-Lvant insibu
    il-fruntiera Taljana filwaqt li fin-nofsinhar
    insibu l- bahar mediterran u l-principat
    taMonaco. Fih insibu lil provence, il-belt ta
    Avignon li qabel kienet marbuta mal- papiet,
    il-belt ta Nice li l-kosta taghaha hija maghrufa
    bhala l- French Riviera jew Cote dAzur, u
    l-provincja maghrufa bhala le Dauphine li tinsab
    fl-Alpi. Ekonomikament dan ir-regjun huwa
    t-tielet l-aktar importanti wara Ile de France u
    Rhone Alpes. L-akbar tlett ibliet huma Marseille,
    Nice u Toulon. 
  • Is-sit li ser nidhlu fih illum huwa
    http//www.provenceweb.fr. Il-homepage tadan
    is-sit tehodna mill-ewwel fil-qalba
    tal-attivitajiet li jkunu qed isehhu jew li
    jkunu ser jigu organizzati fil-jiem li gejjin.
    Pero ejjew naraw fxiex jikkonsisti ezattament
    dan ir-regjun. Nikklikkjaw fuq Departements u
    hawn hekk insibu mappa li turina ezattament kif
    inhu mqassam dan ir-regjun. Insibu 7 dipartimenti
    u kif qeghdin taraw in-nies li joqghodu fdawn
    l-inhawi jgawdu kemm il- Bahar Mediterran kif
    ukoll il-muntanji, minhabba li l-Alpi jaghmlu
    parti minn dan ir-regjun. 
  • Nistghu nghidu li l-aktar regjun importanti huwa
    dak taBouches du Rhone minhabba li fih minhabba
    li fih insibu l-belt kapitali - Marsilja.
    Marsilja hija t-tieni l-akbar belt fi Franza u
    l-ewwel port tal-pajjiz. Fil-fatt, Marsilja hija
    maghrufa bhala l-kapitali tal-parti tisfel
    taFranza. Marsilja hija maghrufa ghall-port
    l-antik, u l-irhula z-zghar tal-madwar li
    jghatuha dehra pittoreska.  
  • Kull min izur Marsilja ma jistghax ma jinnutax
    il-bazilika taNotre Dame de la Garde li hija
    l-patruna tal-bahhara. Pero minbarra Marsilja
    nsibu wkoll l-belt taAix li xi darba kienet
    il-kapitali tar-regjun. Dan il- post maghruf ghal
    gonna tieghu , funtani u villel antiki u sinjuri
    tas sekli sbatax u tmintax. Il-kittieba kbar bhal
    Stendhal, Mistral, Zola u Cezanne kollha kienu
    affaxinati mis-sbuhija tadin il-belt li hija
    maghrufa bhala belt taarti u kultura..   

3
  • Nikklikjaw fuq Alpes Maritimes.  Xi haga
    partikolari dwar dan il-post hija li l-muntanji
    jaslu kwazi sal-bahar- tant li kultant fcerti
    perjodi tas-sena, tigi fdubju tqattghax gurnata
    tiskijja fuq il-bahar jew inkella fuq is-silg.
    Tiehu biss siegha bil-karozza biex tmur minn
    naha  ghall-ohra, hin li barra minn Malta huwa
    relattivament qasir. 
  • L-aktar ibliet maghrufa fdan id-Dipartiment huma
    Nice ,Cannes u Menton. Nice hija l-hames l-akbar
    belt fi Franza. Interessanti li t-tieni ajruport
    ta Franza wara Charles de Gaulle li jinsab
    fParigi, huwa dak taNizza. (Zoom on video
    clip). Din hija belt eleganti u popolari hafna
    mat-turisti. Insibu l-famuza Promenade des
    Anglais tul il-bajja enormi maghrufa bhala la
    Baie des Anges. Insibu bosta muzewijiet u siti li
    tamin jaghtihom daqqa tghajn. Izda zgur li xi
    haga li tolqtok hija l-parti tal-belt maghrufa
    bhala  Le Vieux Nice-Nice l-antika bit-toroq
    pittoreski taghha . Interessanti li fNice insibu
    djalett  partikolari msejjah le Nissart. U xi
    nghidu ghall-ikel bhal Ratatouille u le Pan
    Bagnat ? 
  • Cannes hija belt ohra maghrufa specjalment
    minhabba il- festival tac-Cinema li jsir fMejju.
    Fil-fatt la Croisette hija maghrufa sew ghax
    fdin it-triq issir il-maghrufa Red Carpet tadan
    il-festival. Belt ohra maghrufa hija dik
    taMenton. Il-pajsagg huwa simili tal-ibliet
    l-ohra pero il-partikolarita ta din il- belt
    hija il-festa tac-citru jew ahjar La fete du
    Citron. Dan huwa tip takarnival li matulu
    jittellghu speci takarrijiet imzejna cil-laring
    u l-lumi.  
  • Ghall-min ihobb joqghod il-boghod mill-follol,
    id-dipartiment Haute Alpes huwa dak li jghodd
    ghalih. Hawn insibu xenarji tamuntanji u widien
    u hafna hafna borra. Fil-fatt fix- xitwa
    d-dipatiment Hautes Alpes huwa popolari ferm
    ghall-iskiing resorts. Fis-Sajf, wiehed xorta
    wahda jista jipprattika xi sport bhall- hiking ,
    horse riding u  mountain climbing. Il-fatt li
    nsibu bosta xmajjar jaghmilha aktar facli
    ghar-rafting u l-canooing.
  • Is-sbuhija ta dan il-post huwa ideali biex
    tiskopri n-natura- specjalment fil-Parc naturali
    tEcrins li fih insibu kull tip taannimal marbut
    ma dawn l-akwati.   

4
To go further
  • Marseille, capital of the Region Provence Alpes
    Cote dAzur is famous for several things it
    location near by the Mediterranean sea, its
    famous Calanques (rocky inlet), its food and
    eventually its soccer team. It is one the the
    biggest french cities with 820 900 inhabitants.
    There, one can visit its famous boulevard La
    Canebière that leads to the Old Port (marina).
    Tourists come to visit the Chateau dIf, that
    became famous by the Dumas novel The count of
    Monte Cristo and the basilica Notre Dame de la
    Garde which dominates the city from the top of a
    hill.
  • Notre Dame de la Garde, also called La bonne
    mère (the good mother since it protects the
    inhabitants) by the inhabitants was built between
    1853 and 1864. It is dedicated to la Vierge Marie
    and many citizens make offers such as candles,
    ex-votos, soccer team shirts and processions on
    the 15th august for the assumption.
  • Aix-en-Provence is another main city of the
    Region Provence Alpes Cote dazur with its 140
    000 inhabitants. It was founded by the roman
    Sextius Calvinus ni 123 BC. It is a pleasant
    place to visit, which represents very well the
    south of France culture. Several famous persons
    frequented this city such as Cézanne, Zola,
    Mistral or Stendhal.
  • Paul Cézanne was born in Aix en Provence in 1839
    and died there in 1906. He was a impressionist
    french painters, probably one of the most famous.
  • Frédéric Mistral was a French poet who studied
    in Aix en Provence from 1848 to 1851. He wrote
    poems in Provençal (French dialect still talked
    in the region by ancients). He received the Nobel
    Price of Literature in 1904 and used the money of
    that price to create the Museum DArtlaten in
    Arles, nearby Aix.

5
  • Stendhal was a 19th century French writer.
    Stendhal was his penname, he was in fact called
    Marie-Henri Beyle. He is well- known for his
    analysis of the psychology of his characters. His
    most famous writing s are Le Rouge et le Noir
    (The Red and the Black) and La Chartreuse de
    Parme (The Charterhouse of Parma).
  • Emile Zola is a famous naturalist French writer
    of the end of the 19th century. He spent his
    childhood in Aix-en-Provence. He wrote some of
    the French classics of literature such as
    Germinal, Nana, La bête humaine or Lassomoir.
  • By being located on the French Riviera, nice is a
    very famous French city well known for its
    luxurious hotels, its splendid marina full of
    yachts, its promenade called Promenade des
    anglais During the summer holidays, many French
    stars go there to spend time. It is a luxurious
    seaside place.
  • La Promenade des anglais is the most famous of
    the French promenades ! It is called like that
    because during the XVIIIth century, many rich
    English people were coming to spend the winter
    season in Nice. They usually settled on the
    coast, and during one particular winter which was
    very cold, many beggars came to ask for help. The
    English offered to give they money if they built
    the promenade along the coast.
  • La baie des anges is a Mediterranean bay which
    starts from Nice until the cap dAntibes. It was
    called like that by fishermen who, from that bay,
    could fish a type of shark whose fins looked like
    angel wings. Many legends were built from that
    Baie des Anges, one even says that Adam and Eve
    were taken there by angels after leaving Eden
    since the place was nearly as beautiful as their
    lost Paradise.
  • Le vieux Nice is a part remaining of the old part
    of the city of Nice. It is still the heart of the
    city with its typical shops selling olives,
    spices, local fruits, vegetables and flowers.
    During the night, inhabitants gather in these
    streets where one can find bars, restaurants and
    nightclubs.

6
  • Nice is also famous for its carnival which is the
    most popular in France. Every year, it welcomes
    more than 1 200 000 visitors during the two weeks
    carnival.
  • Not far from Nice, there is the second city of
    the French Riviera Cannes. It is famous for its
    movie festival where the French personalities
    gather every year to vote for the Palme dOr
    (reward for the best movie of the year).
  • The Festival de Cannes was created in 1946 by
    Jean Zay. In 2002, it was renamed Festival
    International du Film. It is famous for its Red
    Carpet where every year, popular stars come to
    climbs the stairs on the red carpet. The festival
    occurs during the second half of May. It is a
    huge international event and every year, we can
    see more and more international stars coming to
    show up on la Croisette, the prominent road in
    Cannes.
  • Menton, located on the French Riviera, not far
    from Nice on the italian border, is a very nice
    little city. The symbol of that city is the lemon
    since it is the only region in France which
    thanks to a micro climate, can grow lemons. Every
    year since 1930s, Menton celebrates lemon during
    a celebration that occurres the 3 last weeks of
    February and which attracts thousands of people.
  • The Hautes Alpes, department belonging to the
    Provence Alpes Cote dAzur, is famous for its
    Natioanal Parc le parc national des écrins.
    Many people go there for hiking, to see the
    animals such as chamois, ibexes, marmots, royal
    eagle etc and also rare flowers such as Edelweiss
    or Génépi.
  • In the Hautes Alpes, people also come to
    practice snow sports such as skiing or
    snowboarding, mountain climbing, rafting etc.

7
Weekly song clip
  • Yannick Noah huwa bniedem tahafna talenti. Huwa
    champion tat tennis, kien coach tat-team
    nazzjonali franciz tat-tennis u llum kantant
    famuz ukoll.  Noah rnexxielu jisraq qalb
    il-pubbliku Franciz mhux biss bil-karattru
    tieghu, imma wkoll peress li huwa jinvolvi ruhu
    fhafna ghaqdiet u kawzi bghanjiet karitatevoli
    u filantropici.  Fix-xena muzikali huwa rnexxielu
    jzewweg flimkien il-muzika Franciza madik
    Afrikana . Fil-fatt huwa holoq tip ta muzika
    differenti li dejjem twassal il-messagg
    tatolleranza, paci u solidarjeta. Yannick Noah
    huwa ezempju car tapersuna li minn karriera
    sportiva nexxielu jikseb success fil-kamp
    tal-muzika.

Porte l'eauPorte la vieDu ciel à ton seauLe
jour et la nuitC'est de l'orEntre tes
mainsChaque jour qui passeFait la terre plus
lassePorte l'eauPorte-la bienSurtout fait
attentionNe renverse rienFais l'effortTu le
sais bienChaque jour qui passeFait la terre
plus lasse
Porte l'eauPorte la vieTu dois courber le
dosPour un peu de pluieC'est de l'orEntre tes
mainsChaque jour qui passeFait la terre plus
lasseau RefrainC'est l'espoir qui
revientC'est la vie qu'elles ramènentDans leur
sceaux bien pleinsFatiguées mais toujours
sereinesDe la terre et des hommesElles sont les
gardiennesOui tu sais les lionnesSont vraiment,
vraiment des reines
RefrainMais tu sais les lionnesSont vraiment
des reinesLeur amour elles le donnentEt plus
jamais ne le reprennentLe soleil les
assommeFait monter leur peineOui tu sais les
lionnesSont vraiment, vraiment des reines
8
Intercultural DifferencesHolidays and traveling
  • In France, the landscape can be very different
    from one region to another so usually, French
    people like to travel within France during their
    holidays. Their can either go to the mountain, to
    the sea, to some lakes or even to historical
    places or attractive ones The climate is also
    very different depending on where you are the
    north is rather more cold and it rains much more
    than in the south which is known for its sun and
    its warm season.
  • France having borders with different countries,
    it is also easy to cross the borders to go and
    visit Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, or even
    Great Britain thanks to the train linking the two
    countries under the sea.
  • French holidays are one week in November, two
    weeks for Christmas holidays, two weeks in
    winter, to weeks for Easter and two months in
    summer. The country is divided into three zones A
    B and C. Each academy belongs to a zone and does
    not have the same holidays dates as the other. It
    is made to avoid traffic jams within the country.
    For example, no region will be on holiday from
    the 10th of February until the 24th, the second
    from the 17th to the 31st and the last one from
    the 24th until the 7th of march. This zone time
    schedule is not available for Christmas holidays
    and summer holidays.
  • The south of France remains the main holidays
    destination of the French people who want to
    enjoy the sea and the sun. They either book a
    hotel, rent a house or go to a camping. Camping
    are very popular in France and it is common to
    cross caravans on the motorways !
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com