Translation blog by Chrys in English
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This is my translations blog with useful content for Erasmus in English
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Rome
Last December, I decided to pay a friend a visit, also an Erasmus student, in Rome. I don't know how I manage but I always arrive very late at night to the point where there are no more trains nor busses to make the trip from the airport to Termini Station. Furthermore,...
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Merzouga, Morocco
Merzouga is a small village situated in the South East of Morocco near the border with Algeria, a part of the Errachidia province, about 55km from Erfoud. This village is very touristic, visited by many Moroccan and foreign tourists especially during the period from May...
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Dimmi tutto : The small secrets of Rome
I spent 1 year in Rome. 361 days and 7 hours, a resident of Rome to be exact. This gave me quite some time to get lost there and discover it's wonders. And beyond the Colosseum, the St. Peter's Basilica or the Pantheon (three architectural nuggets in passing), there...
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Dimmi tutto : The 5 commandments of the great classics
Rome, an open-air museum, a paradise for those passionate about Antiquity, the 4th tourist destination in the world, the eternal city, the capital of the Empire, the center of the world! (uh... ok I'm getting carried away here). In tourist tradition, a good tourist...
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Dimmi tutto: The best Gelaterias!
No one can deny that Italian gastronomy is among the best in the world. And there is no question of the debate between France and Italy of who lists the best dishes (because we would risk the third world war). No, there is the matter of a topic that is not discussed: Il...
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Erasmus = open-mindedness !
How many times haven't I heard this? "You'll see, you'll come back from Erasmus, you'll be (much more) open-minded". And ok, personally, I don't believe that. It may just be a month that I've been on Erasmus, but what I see around me does not always reflect...
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Erfoud, Morocco
Erfoud is a town founded by the French in 1913 and is part of the Errachidia province. This town is known for being the capital of dates and fossils in Morocco, and it is also located in an area highly visited by tourists who love the desert. The dates of Erfoud: This...
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El Jadida, Morocco
El Jadida is a Moroccan city located on the Atlantic coast at 90 km from Casablanca. This city was built by the Portuguese during the 16th century and was named Mazagan, and it was in 1769 that it was taken over by the Moroccans. Life in El Jadida : Life is generally...
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Targha, Morocco
Targha is a small village on the coast of the Mediterranean sea, 174 km west of Al Hoceima and 53 km southeast of Tétouan. Life in Targha : The local population is comprised of farmers and fishermen, because of the good climate of the region and its position near the...
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Chefchaouen, Morocco
Chefchaouen is a Moroccan city located northwest of Morocco at 120 km from Tétouan. This city, built on an altitude of 600m on the RIF chain, is one of the favorite tourist destinations for Moroccans and foreigners who love to visit mountains. Chefchaouen is...
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Top tips to start organising your Erasmus
It's time to start organising the perfect Erasmus! Before you start thinking about the places you're going to visit and the friends you'll meet, you'd better make sure you've tied up the most important loose ends! Nowadays, the idea of going on Erasmus is on practically...
