French President Francois Hollande visited Washington 歌词

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[00:03.87]	From VOA Learning English,
[00:07.33]	this is In the News.
[00:09.66]	Relations between the United States and France
[00:13.45]	appeared to grow stronger this week
[00:16.58]	after President Francois Hollande visited Washington.
[00:21.45]	President Barack Obama welcomed the French leader
[00:25.68]	by taking him on Monday to Charlottesville, Virginia.
[00:30.34]	They visited Monticello, the 18th century house
[00:35.06]	designed and built by Thomas Jefferson,
[00:39.10]	America’s third president.
[00:41.48]	Jefferson was also one of the writers of
[00:44.35]	the Declaration of Independence and served as America’s
[00:48.98]	representative to France from 1785 to 1789.
[00:55.64]	President Obama told President Hollande
[00:59.00]	that Monticello is an example of what he called
[01:02.96]	the “incredible history” between the United States and France.
[01:08.54]	Thomas Jefferson loved France,
[01:11.89]	and was a supporter of the French Revolution.
[01:14.96]	As Mr. Obama noted,
[01:17.54]	France supported Britain’s North American colonies
[01:21.79]	as they fought for independence.
[01:24.58]	“All this is signified here at Monticello
[01:27.62]	and our hope in starting our visit in this way
[01:30.94]	is that just as we can extend back
[01:33.23]	through generations to see the links
[01:35.89]	between the United States and France,
[01:37.26]	tomorrow we will have an opportunity to talk about
[01:39.54]	not only our current bonds and alliance,
[01:42.52]	but also ways we can strengthen our cooperation in the future.”
[01:47.43]	President Hollande also spoke to reporters
[01:50.22]	during his visit to Monticello.
[01:52.50]	He noted how a Frenchman, the Marquis de Lafayette,
[01:57.05]	assisted the colonial forces during the American Revolution.
[02:01.67]	“We were allies in the time of Jefferson and Lafayette,
[02:08.95]	we are indeed still allies today.
[02:11.64]	We were friends in the time of Jefferson
[02:15.10]	and Lafayette and we will remain friends forever.”
[02:18.87]	President Hollande spent the second day of his state visit in Washington.
[02:24.26]	He received the traditional ceremonial welcome
[02:27.71]	to the White House before opening talks with President Obama.
[02:32.71]	Two newspapers, Le Monde and The Washington Post,
[02:37.22]	published an opinion piece written by the two men.
[02:41.38]	They wrote about a modern relationship marked by expansion.
[02:47.01]	They said it includes more cooperation in NATO,
[02:52.07]	agreement to remove chemical weapons from Syria
[02:56.28]	and to prevent al-Qaida from gaining more influence in Africa.
[03:03.06]	Tuesday night, the French president was honored at a state dinner.
[03:07.32]	More than 300 people were invited to the White House.
[03:12.19]	The dinner guests included top US officials,
[03:16.47]	business leaders and movie stars.
[03:19.81]	The White House was forced to reprint invitations to the state dinner
[03:25.79]	after Mr. Hollande announced a break-up
[03:29.22]	with his former partner last month.
[03:32.21]	After the dinner, the French leader flew to California,
[03:36.13]	which is considered the center of American information technology.
[03:41.13]	There he met with leaders of several IT companies,
[03:45.89]	including Facebook and Google.
[03:48.79]	At a gathering in San Francisco, Mr. Hollande noted,
[03:53.25]	“It is here in California that the world of tomorrow is being invented.”
[03:59.87]	He added that “For centuries,
[04:02.16]	France has wanted to change the world. Together, we can.”
[04:07.51]	The French president has invited President Obama to France in June
[04:12.32]	for ceremonies marking the 70th anniversary of the D-Day invasion in Normandy.
[04:19.60]	That was when Western Allied forces began an effort
[04:24.55]	to free mainland Europe from occupation by Nazi Germany and its allies.
[04:30.78]	France will also lead a climate conference next year.
[04:35.43]	Both leaders say they are repeating their promise
[04:40.28]	to lead the world in dealing with climate change.
[04:44.72]	And that’s In the News from VOA Learning English.
[04:50.25]	I’m Steve Ember.

[00:03.87]	From VOA Learning English,
[00:07.33]	this is In the News.
[00:09.66]	Relations between the United States and France
[00:13.45]	appeared to grow stronger this week
[00:16.58]	after President Francois Hollande visited Washington.
[00:21.45]	President Barack Obama welcomed the French leader
[00:25.68]	by taking him on Monday to Charlottesville, Virginia.
[00:30.34]	They visited Monticello, the 18th century house
[00:35.06]	designed and built by Thomas Jefferson,
[00:39.10]	America' s third president.
[00:41.48]	Jefferson was also one of the writers of
[00:44.35]	the Declaration of Independence and served as America' s
[00:48.98]	representative to France from 1785 to 1789.
[00:55.64]	President Obama told President Hollande
[00:59.00]	that Monticello is an example of what he called
[01:02.96]	the " incredible history" between the United States and France.
[01:08.54]	Thomas Jefferson loved France,
[01:11.89]	and was a supporter of the French Revolution.
[01:14.96]	As Mr. Obama noted,
[01:17.54]	France supported Britain' s North American colonies
[01:21.79]	as they fought for independence.
[01:24.58]	" All this is signified here at Monticello
[01:27.62]	and our hope in starting our visit in this way
[01:30.94]	is that just as we can extend back
[01:33.23]	through generations to see the links
[01:35.89]	between the United States and France,
[01:37.26]	tomorrow we will have an opportunity to talk about
[01:39.54]	not only our current bonds and alliance,
[01:42.52]	but also ways we can strengthen our cooperation in the future."
[01:47.43]	President Hollande also spoke to reporters
[01:50.22]	during his visit to Monticello.
[01:52.50]	He noted how a Frenchman, the Marquis de Lafayette,
[01:57.05]	assisted the colonial forces during the American Revolution.
[02:01.67]	" We were allies in the time of Jefferson and Lafayette,
[02:08.95]	we are indeed still allies today.
[02:11.64]	We were friends in the time of Jefferson
[02:15.10]	and Lafayette and we will remain friends forever."
[02:18.87]	President Hollande spent the second day of his state visit in Washington.
[02:24.26]	He received the traditional ceremonial welcome
[02:27.71]	to the White House before opening talks with President Obama.
[02:32.71]	Two newspapers, Le Monde and The Washington Post,
[02:37.22]	published an opinion piece written by the two men.
[02:41.38]	They wrote about a modern relationship marked by expansion.
[02:47.01]	They said it includes more cooperation in NATO,
[02:52.07]	agreement to remove chemical weapons from Syria
[02:56.28]	and to prevent alQaida from gaining more influence in Africa.
[03:03.06]	Tuesday night, the French president was honored at a state dinner.
[03:07.32]	More than 300 people were invited to the White House.
[03:12.19]	The dinner guests included top US officials,
[03:16.47]	business leaders and movie stars.
[03:19.81]	The White House was forced to reprint invitations to the state dinner
[03:25.79]	after Mr. Hollande announced a breakup
[03:29.22]	with his former partner last month.
[03:32.21]	After the dinner, the French leader flew to California,
[03:36.13]	which is considered the center of American information technology.
[03:41.13]	There he met with leaders of several IT companies,
[03:45.89]	including Facebook and Google.
[03:48.79]	At a gathering in San Francisco, Mr. Hollande noted,
[03:53.25]	" It is here in California that the world of tomorrow is being invented."
[03:59.87]	He added that " For centuries,
[04:02.16]	France has wanted to change the world. Together, we can."
[04:07.51]	The French president has invited President Obama to France in June
[04:12.32]	for ceremonies marking the 70th anniversary of the DDay invasion in Normandy.
[04:19.60]	That was when Western Allied forces began an effort
[04:24.55]	to free mainland Europe from occupation by Nazi Germany and its allies.
[04:30.78]	France will also lead a climate conference next year.
[04:35.43]	Both leaders say they are repeating their promise
[04:40.28]	to lead the world in dealing with climate change.
[04:44.72]	And that' s In the News from VOA Learning English.
[04:50.25]	I' m Steve Ember.

[00:03.87]	From VOA Learning English,
[00:07.33]	this is In the News.
[00:09.66]	Relations between the United States and France
[00:13.45]	appeared to grow stronger this week
[00:16.58]	after President Francois Hollande visited Washington.
[00:21.45]	President Barack Obama welcomed the French leader
[00:25.68]	by taking him on Monday to Charlottesville, Virginia.
[00:30.34]	They visited Monticello, the 18th century house
[00:35.06]	designed and built by Thomas Jefferson,
[00:39.10]	America' s third president.
[00:41.48]	Jefferson was also one of the writers of
[00:44.35]	the Declaration of Independence and served as America' s
[00:48.98]	representative to France from 1785 to 1789.
[00:55.64]	President Obama told President Hollande
[00:59.00]	that Monticello is an example of what he called
[01:02.96]	the " incredible history" between the United States and France.
[01:08.54]	Thomas Jefferson loved France,
[01:11.89]	and was a supporter of the French Revolution.
[01:14.96]	As Mr. Obama noted,
[01:17.54]	France supported Britain' s North American colonies
[01:21.79]	as they fought for independence.
[01:24.58]	" All this is signified here at Monticello
[01:27.62]	and our hope in starting our visit in this way
[01:30.94]	is that just as we can extend back
[01:33.23]	through generations to see the links
[01:35.89]	between the United States and France,
[01:37.26]	tomorrow we will have an opportunity to talk about
[01:39.54]	not only our current bonds and alliance,
[01:42.52]	but also ways we can strengthen our cooperation in the future."
[01:47.43]	President Hollande also spoke to reporters
[01:50.22]	during his visit to Monticello.
[01:52.50]	He noted how a Frenchman, the Marquis de Lafayette,
[01:57.05]	assisted the colonial forces during the American Revolution.
[02:01.67]	" We were allies in the time of Jefferson and Lafayette,
[02:08.95]	we are indeed still allies today.
[02:11.64]	We were friends in the time of Jefferson
[02:15.10]	and Lafayette and we will remain friends forever."
[02:18.87]	President Hollande spent the second day of his state visit in Washington.
[02:24.26]	He received the traditional ceremonial welcome
[02:27.71]	to the White House before opening talks with President Obama.
[02:32.71]	Two newspapers, Le Monde and The Washington Post,
[02:37.22]	published an opinion piece written by the two men.
[02:41.38]	They wrote about a modern relationship marked by expansion.
[02:47.01]	They said it includes more cooperation in NATO,
[02:52.07]	agreement to remove chemical weapons from Syria
[02:56.28]	and to prevent alQaida from gaining more influence in Africa.
[03:03.06]	Tuesday night, the French president was honored at a state dinner.
[03:07.32]	More than 300 people were invited to the White House.
[03:12.19]	The dinner guests included top US officials,
[03:16.47]	business leaders and movie stars.
[03:19.81]	The White House was forced to reprint invitations to the state dinner
[03:25.79]	after Mr. Hollande announced a breakup
[03:29.22]	with his former partner last month.
[03:32.21]	After the dinner, the French leader flew to California,
[03:36.13]	which is considered the center of American information technology.
[03:41.13]	There he met with leaders of several IT companies,
[03:45.89]	including Facebook and Google.
[03:48.79]	At a gathering in San Francisco, Mr. Hollande noted,
[03:53.25]	" It is here in California that the world of tomorrow is being invented."
[03:59.87]	He added that " For centuries,
[04:02.16]	France has wanted to change the world. Together, we can."
[04:07.51]	The French president has invited President Obama to France in June
[04:12.32]	for ceremonies marking the 70th anniversary of the DDay invasion in Normandy.
[04:19.60]	That was when Western Allied forces began an effort
[04:24.55]	to free mainland Europe from occupation by Nazi Germany and its allies.
[04:30.78]	France will also lead a climate conference next year.
[04:35.43]	Both leaders say they are repeating their promise
[04:40.28]	to lead the world in dealing with climate change.
[04:44.72]	And that' s In the News from VOA Learning English.
[04:50.25]	I' m Steve Ember.

French President Francois Hollande visited Washington 歌词

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