How would you say in French?
I like French traditions more than English traditions.
Jamie tradition.
France's blue collar tradition is generally tradition.
France's blue collar tradition.
Anglaise.
Their traditions are very different to our traditions.
Tradition so different.
The tradition, tradition, some try different the new tradition.
So we've had so far in this lesson LA culture, which means the culture list can mean the history or
the story.
La Societa means the society different, means different.
And you can say different do to mean different from or different to and lay tradition means the traditions.
Now, here's your next phrase for this lesson.
And it's an idiomatic expression, which means it can't be translated.
Word for word doesn't contain the tones it means from time to time, the tones on tone.
So how would you say in French?
She calls me from time to time.
Alma Bell.
The Thomson Tone.
Alma Bell The Thomson Tone.
From time to time.
I would like to spend the holidays in England.
The Thomson.
You would pass on on the Thomson.
You would pass on the phrase.
The Thomson can also mean once in a while.
So how would you say, come and see me once in a while?
The name of the town.