Un nouveau roman (New novel)

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🗓️ 16 February 2023

⏱️ 4 minutes

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Summary

Six mois après avoir été poignardé, l'auteur britannique Salma Rushdie publie un nouveau roman, un « conte épique » sur une femme du 14ème siècle qui défie l'ordre patriarcal pour diriger une ville.

Traduction :

Six months after being stabbed, British author Salman Rushdie publishes his new novel, an "epic tale" of a 14th-century woman who defies a patriarchal world to rule a city.

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0:28.1	Hello, today the lesson is a new novel.
0:32.0	Six months after having been awarded,
0:35.2	the British author Salman Rojdi published a new novel.
0:39.8	A epic account on a 14th century woman who defies patriarchal order to direct a city.
0:48.2	Once again, six months after having been awarded,
0:52.1	the British author Salman Rojdi published a new novel,
0:56.2	a epic account on a 14th century woman who defies patriarchal order to direct a city.
1:04.7	Then we start with six months.
1:07.3	You will know six, six, six, but we say six months.
1:14.0	We do not say six months.
1:16.2	We say six months, six months.
1:19.2	Six months after having been awarded,
1:24.3	after having been awarded, after being stabbed,
1:30.1	after having been awarded.
1:33.2	The British author, the author is a writer,
1:38.6	an author, EUR at the end, and he is British.
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