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Boire comme un trou Literally: to drink like a hole. Meaning: You can use this idiom to gently criticize someone who drinks lots of alcohol and never knows when to stop. Swahili: Kunywa kama shimo English counterpart: to drink like a fish, to drink heavily C’est normal que tu ne te rappelles de rien, t’as
Literally: to have the mustard going up your nose Meaning: Want to know where this idiom comes from? Take a big spoon of strong mustard and swallow it, English counterpart: to lose your temper (kukasirisha) Swahili: Niliposikia nilikasirika
SWAHILI MASS IN PARIS St Josephs Church50 Avenue Hoche,75008 Paris At 14h Metro 1, 2, 6 or RER AStop: Charles de Gaule More info: +337 54 712 468 Coming Event: Summer time barbecue Part in Paris
Literally: to throw oneself in the air (Kujirusha kwa hewa) Meaning: This is an informal way to say “to have sex”. English counterpart: to get laid
Literally: to put a rabbit to someone (Kuweka mtu sungura)Meaning: Ever had a date who didn’t show up? In French, you say the person “vous a posé un lapin”. English counterpart: to stand somebody upKenyan counterpart: kuenjoy
After Party Sunday 22 May ARROW BOWY Live performance with DJ BOBO & DJ KIMANI REALZ LE BENTLEYS90 Route de Bayonne31300 Toulouse More info: +33 758 329 568 or +49 157 810 784 19
Friday 20 May 2022 12h00 South Africa 12 – 21 Ireland 12h22 Samoa 42 – 12 Spain12h44 New Zealand 19 – 0 Scotland 13h06 Australia 19 -24 USA 13h28 England 24 -5 Canada 13h50 Argentina 43 -3 Japan 14h12 France 56 – 5 Wales 14h34 Fiji 29 – 5 Kenya 18h28 South Africa 27 -7
After Party Saturday 21 May with DJ QFUNK SNAPPER BARFrom 9pm to Midnight4 rue Gabriel Péri31000 ToulouseMétro stop: Jean Jaures 5 mins walk between SNAPPER BAR and OPIUM CLUB OPIUM CLUBMidnite to dawn20 rue Denfert Rochereau31000 ToulouseMétro stops: Jeanne d’Arc or Jean Jaures More info Call/whatsApp +33 753 845 701
Élisabeth Borne was appointed prime minister of France by President Emmanuel Macron today 16 May 2022. She is the first woman to hold the position in over 30 years. She replaced Jean Castex who resigned on the latter date. She will seek to make a greater impact than France’s first female prime minister, Edith Cresson,