Mal de mer is an expression literally translating into "sick of sea" or "bad of sea." In English, we know it as "seasick."
"de la mer à la mer" means "from the sea to the sea" (from one ocean to another, as in the Canadian motto, that you can also find in Latin) -
in a bad mood
next to the seaà côté de la mer means next to the sea, by the sea.
Mal means bad, or badly.
Mal voisin means bad neighbour
mal de orin
J'ai été malade de mer. On dit j'ai eu le mal de mer
"Mal de Mer"
The cast of Mal de mer - 2004 includes: Christopher Buchholz as Wojteck Bulle Ogier as Denise Alexandre Ogou as Marco Michel Piccoli as Anselme
"Le mal de mer" is the French term for seasickness.
It means: "from the sea the sea"
"de la mer à la mer" means "from the sea to the sea" (from one ocean to another, as in the Canadian motto, that you can also find in Latin) -
"mal" means bad , mean , or naughty. "De" means the and "mar" means ocean or sea i should know I speak spanish.
in a bad mood
french for "sea of names"
Au bord de la mer.
next to the seaà côté de la mer means next to the sea, by the sea.