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How To Say My Name Is in French

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1. How to Say Hello in French
2. How to Say Goodbye in French
3. How to Say Please in French
4. How to Say Thank You in French
5. How to Say My Name is in French
6. How to Say Excuse me in French
7. How to Say How Much is it in French
8. How to Say What's Your Name in French
9. How to Say Good in French
10. How to Say Nice to Meet You in French
11. How to Say I Had a Good Time in French
12. How to Say I Want to Buy in French
13. How to Count in French
14. How to Say I Don't Speak in French
15. How to Say I Don't Understand in French
16. How to Say How Are You in French
17. How to Say do You Speak English in French
18. How to Say Where is the Phone in French
19. How to Say Where is the Bathroom in French
20. How to Say This Food is Good in French
21. How to Say Where is a Good Restaurant in French
22. How to Toast in French
23. How to Flirt in French
24. How to Say Goodnight in French
25. French Travel Phrases
26. Common French Food Phrases

updated 2010-07-27 08:19:52

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Notre Dame Cathedral

The Cathedrale Notre-Dame is open every day.

There are 5 daily services and 7 on Sunday.

The offical website has a calendar listing specific services and events.

Basic hours are 8am to 6:45pm, with late hours on Thursday, 8:45pm to 10pm.

Saturday the cathedral closes during the day for ordinations and opens in the evening, 5pm to 7:15pm and 8:45pm to 10:00pm. http://www.notredamedeparis.fr/spip.php?page=calendrier&id_rubrique=2

A reception desk with visitor information and recorded audio guides is at the front entrance. There is no fee to enter the cathedral, except to visit the North Tower and the Treasury, where important religious articles are protected and conserved for their sacred nature. These can be viewed 9:30am to 6 on weekdays, 9:30am to 6:30pm Saturday and 1:30 to 6:30 on Sunday.

Metro

• Line 4 Cite, Saint-Michel
• Line 1, 11 Hotel de Ville
• Line 10 Maubert-Mutualite, Cluny-La Sorbonne
• Line 7, 11, 14 Chatelet

RER Line B, C Saint-Michel-Notre-Dame

Bus 21, 24, 38, 47, 85, 96

Parking is available http://www.notredamedeparis.fr/-English-

updated 2010-07-17 17:22:18

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Chateau de Chinon

Open all year round, Château de Chinon can be reached by car from Paris in about three hours. Free parking is available in the town of Chinon. Visitors may also take a train from Paris Gare Montparnasse to the station of Chinon via Tours. Entrance to the castle is free for children under 12 years old. Full admission fee is seven Euros per person. Group visits and visits in English or Spanish are available between April and September with advanced booking.http://www.forteressechinon.fr/en/editorial/29/reception-office

updated 2010-10-15 21:36:36

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Castelnaud Castle

Included in the visit of the castle are the Museum of Medieval Warfare, the medieval siege weapons and the medieval garden.

Visitors may choose the following options:

• 1-hour individual visit provided with free guidebook in six languages
• 45-minute guided visit, daily in July and August
• 1-hour theatrical performances at 8.15 p.m. every weekday in July and August by reservation

Group visit of 20 persons or more is available by appointment all year round except in July and August. There are three types of tours:

• 45-minute guided visit
• 1-hour guided visit plus firing of trebuchet
• 1-hour theatrical performances in the evening

Opening times:

• July – August: 9:00 – 20:00
• April – June and September: 10:00 – 19:00
• February – March and October – November 11: 10:00 – 18:00
• November 12 – January 31: 14:00 – 17:00 except for Christmas holidays: 10:00 – 17:00

The entrance fees vary with the type of visit, the time of visit and the age of visitor. It is best to check the current tariff table on the website of the castle.http://www.castelnaud.com/uk/

The castle also provides special games for children:

• A voyage of discovery is a booklet of Q & A game.
• The lecture room is equipped with comic strips and educational aids devoted to the Middle Ages.
• A computer game: the player is to rescue someone who is imprisoned in the castle.

Other facilities:

• There is a nearby village car park at a small fee.
• The boutique is open all ...

updated 2010-07-17 00:49:49

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How to Say Nice to Meet You in French

Check out the how tos below to learn more about how to speak French.

1. How to Say Hello in French
2. How to Say Goodbye in French
3. How to Say Please in French
4. How to Say Thank You in French
5. How to Say My Name is in French
6. How to Say Excuse me in French
7. How to Say How Much is it in French
8. How to Say What's Your Name in French
9. How to Say Good in French
10. How to Say I Had a Good Time in French
11. How to Say I Want to Buy in French
12. How to Count in French
13. How to Say I Don't Speak in French
14. How to Say I Don't Understand in French
15. How to Say How Are You in French
16. How to Say do You Speak English in French
17. How to Say Where is the Phone in French
18. How to Say Where is the Bathroom in French
19. How to Say This Food is Good in French
20. How to Say Where is a Good Restaurant in French
21. How to Toast in French
22. How to Flirt in French
23. How to Say Goodnight in French
24. French Travel Phrases
25. Common French Food Phrases

updated 2010-12-01 00:57:34

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Paris

• • The Mahalo Guide to a Paris Vacation
  • The Mahalo Guide to Paris Hotels and Restaurants
• Official Tourism Site: Paris Info
• Concierge.com: Paris Travel Guide
• Frommer's: Paris Travel Guide
• Fodor's: Paris Travel Guide
• Travel + Leisure: Paris Travel Guide

updated 2010-08-14 13:06:00

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Laure Manaudou Naked

updated 2010-07-30 18:26:53

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Normandy

Normandy is a province on the northern coast of France. It was the site of the Allied invasion of Europe on June 6, 1944 during World War II.

updated 2010-07-17 17:19:09

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How To Say Goodnight in French

Check out the how tos below to learn more about how to speak French.

1. How to Say Hello in French
2. How to Say Goodbye in French
3. How to Say Please in French
4. How to Say Thank You in French
5. How to Say My Name is in French
6. How to Say Excuse me in French
7. How to Say How Much is it in French
8. How to Say What's Your Name in French
9. How to Say Good in French
10. How to Say Nice to Meet You in French
11. How to Say I Had a Good Time in French
12. How to Say I Want to Buy in French
13. How to Count in French
14. How to Say I Don't Speak in French
15. How to Say I Don't Understand in French
16. How to Say How Are You in French
17. How to Say do You Speak English in French
18. How to Say Where is the Phone in French
19. How to Say Where is the Bathroom in French
20. How to Say This Food is Good in French
21. How to Say Where is a Good Restaurant in French
22. How to Toast in French
23. How to Flirt in French
24. How to Say Goodnight in French
25. French Travel Phrases
26. Common French Food Phrases

updated 2010-11-30 23:07:27

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