France in English but also Mauritius in English.
I had this idea of showing something really nice about mauritius.
I’ve found a really nice movie on Mauritian Sega, our traditional dancing with porn of colorful dresses and shaking bellies.
I’ve also found this movie. I like it because it shows the bright and shiny part of Mauritius. It’s easy to guess that the average mauritian doesn’t spend his lifetime riding huge turtles and going at sea on sail boats. Yet it is accessible to us mauritians.
When I will return to Mauritius, I will do my own documentary of my island.
Enjoy!
7 Comments
December 5, 2007 at 9:51 pm
je vais avoir du mal à te lire maintenant que tu passes à l’anglais… bah, je m’y habituerai.
December 6, 2007 at 3:53 pm
J’achète mon billet demain!!!!…..
December 11, 2007 at 6:35 pm
Oui Nico, pourquoi l’anglais ?
Et pourquoi pas : ène zoli pays …
December 12, 2007 at 2:25 am
Because:
1) My girlfriend speaks English.
2) Everyone including french speaking people speaks English but only a few French speaking natives speak French.
3) 80% of the internet is in English. The 20% left is not French, it’s shared with the rest of the world.
December 13, 2007 at 2:55 pm
2) On the 2nd point I guess you meant “only a few English speaking natives speak French”. I guess it makes more sense but everyone corrected that point already.
December 13, 2007 at 10:18 pm
I read myself a few days ago and I thought “huh?” but then I think this is what I really mean. A few French speaking natives (French people and others like me) speaks French. The english community doesn’t.
This is a torn way to say that the french pool of readers is very small… I got a tortured mind.
Concerning common sense, French speakers speaking French is quite good a sense.
I didn’t correct it. I knew someone would eventually raise the point. French people are picky! (They are still the majority of my readers).
December 17, 2007 at 11:02 pm
Okay! Now i know why you speak in english!
Sarong looks colourful on google images!
Hurry up, i wan’t my Sarong present! : )
Merry Christmas to you and your friends…
Je cherche mes mots quand même… Pas facile mais on s’y fait, comme tout !