An interview with CELA

A: This is my dream and an important opportunity. France has a good education system and has produced many literary masters and scientists, which have made great contributions to the development of mankind. This is an important occasion. She has a good education system. She has a lot of scientific knowledge and created three celebrities. One of her great contributions to the world is the Declaration of Human Rights.

(Interrupt) Q: For example, who has what works, please also explain the meaning of the word contribution in French.

A: Mrs gustave flaubert-Bovary, gustave flaubert.

Q: What are you going to study in France? What are you going to study in this major? How many years are you going to stay in France?

Answer: study GMP, stay for 3 years, study mathematics, physics, electronics, electric power, design and practice. I lived in France for three days.

The materials required by GMP are as follows:

1: Mathematics, 2: Form, 3: Electronics, 4: Electronics, 5: Project, 6: Stage.

Q: Why choose IUT? Please explain what projet means in French.

I choose IUT because I can learn a lot of theoretical and practical knowledge by studying in IUT. Having an IUT diploma is more competitive than having an undergraduate diploma.

I chose a place with both practice and theory. When candidates apply, if they have a diploma, it will be welcomed by more people.

Q: Where can I learn a language? Can you introduce that city?

A: Caen is the capital and political, economic and cultural center of Normandy. I study languages in Caen. As the cultural capital of Normandy, Caen is a very individual city.

Q: Are there any celebrities? Please also explain affirmee in French.

A: Duke Guillaume Willi is near Angele.

Q: What about the emperors in French history? Who is this president and the last president?

A: Charles magnet Napoleon. The landlord is Mr Jacques Chirac and the tenant is Mr Nicholas Zarco.

Finally, Anna said, are there any questions? I said in Spanish, "Thank you."

Surprisingly, Anna also replied, "Welcome to France."