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What actors and actresses appeared in On dirait le sud - 2002?
The cast of On dirait le sud - 2002 includes: Gabriel Bonnefoy Dune Landenberg
What are the ratings and certificates for On dirait le sud - 2002?
On dirait le sud - 2002 is rated/received certificates of: Switzerland:14 (canton of Geneva) Switzerland:14 (canton of Vaud) Switzerland:12 (canton of Zurich)
What has the author Francoise Xenakis written?
Francoise Xenakis has written: 'Elle lui dirait dans l'ile'
What does Sa te dirai de vnir un week end mean?
this is a SMS text for 'ça te dirait de venir un week-end ?', meaning "fancy coming over at a weekend?"
How to say play outside in french?
Ca te dirait de sortir ? or ça te dirait d'aller faire un tour ?
How do you say he looks like 27 years old in french?
On dirait qu'il a 27 ans or il paraît avoir 27 ans
Did Celine Dion write je lui dirait for her kids?
"Je lui dirai" was written by Jean-Jacques Goldman, who wrote or co-wrote all the songs from her 1995 album D'eux.
What is the English translation to Dirait-On by Morten Lauridsen?
Abandon entouré d'abandon, tendresse touchant aux tendresses… C'est ton intérieur qui sans cesse se caresse, dirait-on; se caresse en soi-même, par son propre reflet éclairé. Ainsi tu inventes le thème du Narcisse exaucé. These are the words but not the sheet music...
What are six common french phrases?
qu'est-ce qu'on mange ce midi ?on dirait qu'il va pleuvoiril faut que tu fermes les voletsles voisins sont partis en vacancesprépare ton cartable, tu vas être en retard � l'écoleest-ce que tu as fini tes devoirs ?
What is the translation of Dirait-on lyrics?
Original words in French:Abandon entouré d'abandon, tendresse touchant aux tendresses...C'est ton intérieur qui sans cesse se caresse, dirait-on;se caresse en soi-même, par son propre reflet éclairé.Ainsi tu inventes le thème du Narcisse exaucé.Literal translations (close to word-for-word):Translation 1:Abandon surrounding abandon, Tenderness touching tenderness...Your oneness endlessly Caresses itself, so they say;Self-caressing through its own clear reflection.Thus you invent the theme of Narcissus fulfilled.Translation 2:Abandon enveloping abandon, Tenderness brushing tendernesses,Who you are sustains you eternally, so they say;Your very being is nourished by its own enlightened reflection;So you compose the theme of Narcissus redeemed.Translation that better captures the poetic intent:Wildness surrounding wildness,Tenderness touching tenderness,It is your own core that you ceaselessly caress,.... as they say.It is your own center that you caress,Your own reflection gives you light.And in this way, you show us how Narcissus is redeemed.Translation of the TitleThe title "Dirait-on" may be translated as "As They Say", or "So It Seems", or even as "As One Would Say ..." or "So It Is Said ..."Any of these phrases can be substituted for the phrase "... as they say" in the poem itself. For example, the poem could be translated as:Wildness surrounding wildness,Tenderness touching tenderness,It is your own core that you ceaselessly caress,.... so it seems.It is your own center that you caress,Your own reflection gives you light.And in this way, you show us how Narcissus is redeemed.Background of the poem:The words in French are from a collection of poems about roses by Rilke, a European poet who wrote in the early 1900's. Rilke often wrote lyrical, mysterious poetry, and often wrote about roses.In this poem, on one level, Rilke is describing a rose. In this interpretation, Rilke sees a rose and its petals as "wildness surrounding wildness," and yet "tenderness touching tenderness." He marvels that the wild and delicate rose petals are caressing the core, the center, of the rose.Rilke then refers to the sad story of Narcissus, the vain youth from Greek and Roman mythology. When Narcissus saw his own reflection in the water of a river for the first time, Narcissus fell in love with his own reflection, not realizing it was himself. He was so in love with himself, that he refused to eat, and soon wasted away and died. To help remember him, the narcissus flower grew where he had been. In some versions of the story, Narcissus's soul descends to hell, where he is doomed to look at his reflection forever, and may never see another person.In Rilke's poem (and in this song), the wildness, tenderness, and self-awareness of the rose is contrasted with Narcissus, and perhaps Rilke is suggesting that the rose can show us how Narcissus can be redeemed -- that is, freed from his fate of eternally gazing only on himself and not being aware of the world or people around him.On another level, Rilke could also be describing a lover - a lover who is "wildness surrounding wildness," and "tenderness touching tenderness." Again, on this level, perhaps Rilke is suggesting that a wild and tender lover can show us, how to be freed from our own narcissistic self-absorption.
Who was king Henry and what did he do?
he was a mean person who lived with mean people in a mean castle on a mean hill in a mean country in a mean continent in a mean world in a mean solar system in a mean galaxy in a mean universe in a mean dimension
What does (.)(.) mean?
you mean what you mean
