4486 - Effondrement (Collapse)

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🗓️ 23 March 2021

⏱️ 5 minutes

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Summary

Texte:
La France et les Etats Unis s'en sont pris aux hommes politiques en guerre au Liban, Paris indiquant qu'ils échouaient à aider le pays qui se dirige vers “l'effondrement total”.

Traduction:
France and the United States hit out at Lebanon's warring politicians, with Paris saying they were failing to help the country as it slid towards "total collapse".

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0:30.0	Hello and welcome.
0:35.0	My name is Louis, and you're listening to Daily FrenchPod,
0:38.0	your Daily Doze of French Language.
0:40.0	For each lesson, you can find the text in French and the English translation
0:44.0	in the description field of the podcast.
0:46.0	Today's lesson is,
0:49.0	France and the United States
0:52.0	are equipped with political men in urban warfare.
0:56.0	Paris is a saying they're looking for the country
1:00.0	that goes right towards the total basics.
1:04.0	Well, that's a game.
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