Sacha wrote:
When my
half French nieces lived in Thailand, they went to the Ecole deux langues
(if I remember that name correctly)

Ecole de Langue.

On 7 Feb 2006 09:37:23 -0800
"La Puce" wrote:


Sacha wrote:
When my
half French nieces lived in Thailand, they went to the Ecole deux langues
(if I remember that name correctly)

Ecole de Langue.


umm, I am diffident about correcting you, but wouldn't it
be "ecole bilingue?" That is, a school taught in deux langues,
as it were.

-E

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Emery Davis wrote:
umm, I am diffident about correcting you, but wouldn't it
be "ecole bilingue?" That is, a school taught in deux langues,
as it were.

Ecole de langues (avec un 's' as my other post - had forgotten to add


But no, it's either 'Ecole bilingue' indeed or 'Ecole de Langues',
shool of languages. Ecole deux langues doesn't exist in Thailand.

On 7/2/06 21:06, in article , "Emery
Davis" wrote:


umm, I am diffident about correcting you, but wouldn't it
be "ecole bilingue?" That is, a school taught in deux langues,
as it were.

-E

Well, all this was more than 12 years ago and on the phone from Thailand!
Perhaps they were speaking Thai. However, they ended up going to a similar
establishment in London, when the family moved back, and doing the
International Baccalauréat.
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