<em>Bonjour ! </em>
Je regarde la télévision.
Je la regarde.
10- Elle veut manger une pomme pour le goûter.
Elle veut "en" manger une pour le goûter.
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With regard to “biomass” litter toilets, this involves adding carbonaceous material (wood chips, straw, etc.) to the excreta after each use. This allows the composting of all urine - faeces - litter. This mixture is then transferred to a waterproof outdoor bin to be composted.
For separating toilets, the principle is to separate urine and species in order to treat independently. Thus, urine can be used as "fertilizer" for crops and species and paper are dehydrated or treated by vermicomposting.
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The name of the country is Switzerland, and the capital is Bern. Switzerland was founded in 1291 by three cantons, Uri, Schwyz, and Unterwalden. The official languages are Swiss-German/French/Italian/Romansch. The motto of the country is "Unus pro omnibus, omnes pro uno" (One for all, all for one). The National holiday is August 1st. The currency is the Swiss Franc. Switzerland is neutral thus it does NOT belong to the EU but is part of the Schengen agreement which allows EU members to work and live in Switzerland.
The climate is all over the place in the last few years; Global Warming is not a hoax. Switzerland has barely four seasons anymore. It's either hot or cold and very little in between. As all Europeans, soccer is the most common sport and skiing in the winter.
The population is about 8.5 million, more than 3 million foreigners living in Switzerland, and I dare to say that it has somewhat become more xenophobic for that. Foodwise, it’s very regional, and there is not a Swiss cuisine. It’s all a mixture of German, Italian and French cuisine. Fondue, of course, is typical, and so is Raclette. I’m sure if I researched food more I would find it. The German part is the largest in area and population.
French is the second largest community, and Italian is third. Romanch is spoken only by about 1-2% of the population.
The best part of Switzerland is that it’s in central Europe, so getting anywhere is no big deal. Of course, we mustn't forget the watches and chocolates that Switzerland is famous for.
Bonjour,
Mes parents et moi faisons un tour enbvoiture en montagne.
Rosie fait de l'aérobic au gymnase.
Vous faites la connaissance des parents de votre petite amie.
On ne fera pas de cheval après dîner .