week 5 reflect

on Monday we started our speeches and some people got them finished I didn't because i kept changing my topics I finally got it finished and on cue cards we played basketball in the new gym we vs Cobden 2 and beat them 51-6  i had a pretty good week

week 4s reflection

this week was a busy week we had the mini Olympics Matthew and I led china and we got 3 gold 1 silver and at the end NZ got 1st  and Brasil got 2nd  and France got  3rd we didn't get a medal but we did very well and on Friday we had a leadership camp only one boy went because all the others pulled out and there is 4 girls going  all the other days were just normal school days but yeah it was a really good week i got heaps done

belguim french research

The school teachers  speak french and also teach french in some parts of Belgium  

Belgium also has a lot of french bakeries and shops such as Wax. It is a bakery frituur snacks which is a snack shop. 
Belgian French is the variety of French spoken mainly among the French Community of Belgium, alongside related Oïl languages of the region such as Walloon, Picard, Champenois and Lorrain 
In France, the number ‘seventy’ is ‘soixante-dix’. This literally translates as ‘sixty-ten’. This is particularly confusing for a non-native speaker of French as one hears the number start with ‘soixante’ but in fact it is ‘seventy’ and not ‘sixty’ as would be logical. Fortunately, Belgians say ‘septante’ instead. This is easier to learn as ‘septante’ comes from sept seven