Ivory Coast is nicknamed "Les Éléphants" (The Elephants) primarily due to its national football team, which has adopted the elephant as its symbol. The elephant represents strength and resilience, qualities that the team embodies on the field. Additionally, elephants are significant in Ivorian culture and wildlife, further solidifying the nickname as a source of national pride. This moniker has become synonymous with the country's identity in sports and beyond.
Les Spécialistes was created in 1985.
est-ce que tu aimes les chiens ? Also, "Est-ce que vous aimez les chiens?" (formal form) Another possibility : Aimes-tu les chiens? (informal) /Aimez-vous les chiens? (formal)
J'aime les cerfs.
Spirou et les hommes-bulles was created in 1964.
(household) pets
Which countries are visa free with the Ivory Coast
Urbain Fabre is the pseudonym used by Thénardier, a character in Les Misérables. Thénardier is a villainous innkeeper who plays a key role in the story.
It's the Rugby Football Union.
I think it has something to do with balance/harmony between the elephants, they're like life/death, yin/yang. I don't know about its history.
Because there are so many levels in the armature and professional ranks, schools, colleges universities, services, pubs clubs, male female and yes there even gay rugby teams, junior youth under 18, under 20, A side B side. The list goes on, its nearly impossible to provide any accurate statistic. However, globally it was estimated that there are an estimated 3/4 of million and growing.
Simply FranceThe boady governing isFederation Francaise De Rugby (FFR)They are nicknamed Les Bleus
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosette "Real" name in play: Euphrasie, but nicknamed Cosette - a fictional character in the novel Les Misérables by Victor Hugo.
"Quelles sont trois raisons pour lesquelles les éléphants sauvages sont abattus"
The island of Ouessant (French: ile d'Ouessant), 20 km west of the western coast of Brittany, is France's westernmost spot.
les fish, les camels,les penguins, les dodo birds,les dolphins,
on les porte sur les yeux (we wear them on the eyes) > les lunettes (spectacles)
les amis/les amies - les copains/les copines