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Bonjour!
Je ne suis pas de France mais je vais en stage pour 6 mois en Bretagne. On m'a donné quelques choix mais je n'arrive pas à trouver d'informations sur comment est l'atmosphère de chaque ville pour choisir.
Quimper
Vannes
Lorient
Autre ville au choix du stagiaire - excluant Rennes, Brest ou Les Pays-de-la-Loire.
Je veux une vie culturelle active (opéra/musique/théâtre), de la bonne bouffe (vraiment important - je travail dans le milieu de la gastronomie) et une ville vivante/animée.
C'est okay si c'est pas Paris ou New York mais j'aimerais quelque part de vivant même en soirée, pas du style rues désertes à 19h ou juste des gens retraités. Juste une belle ambiance et de la vie suffit.
Idéalement pas trop de touristes mais bon on vivra avec!
Merci beaucoup avec vos suggestions! J'ai googlé mais je tombe sur beaucoup de prospectus pour venir visiter; très peu d'info sur le "nightlife" ou comment animé est la vie.
J'ai aussi vu un thread sur r/France qui disait qu'on s'emmerde à Quimper. Est-ce le cas?
Here's a link to some images: Quimper https://imgur.com/a/uVsxqDs
Je suis sans cesse réveillé par celles ci, et le soir j'en vois et entend beaucoup plus que les années précédentes. C'est juste un ressenti de ma part?
Very impressive by Korda. It's unfortunate that he won't be playing the Australian Open, but this guy is the real deal. Every time I watch him he improves and I love how effortless and smooth his groundies are. His serve finally seems to be improving as well which is contributing to his steady rise up the rankings. Now he can enter any Grand Slam without even needing to qualify.
A convincing win in the final over Zapata Miralles after looking mediocre the whole week and getting through on mental strength. He also got to the semis the previous week, making it a productive 2 weeks- he entered with a ranking of 163, and leaves with a ranking of 135.
Sinner is obviously the foremost 2001-born talent, but Nakashima is definitely the second best from that year. Seems like only a matter of time before he is top 100, can’t wait for him, Musetti (2002) and Alcaraz (2003) to start hitting the main tour more and more.
A clear weakness at the moment is his forehand, especially in terms of offensive ruthlessness as well as approach. But that is currently offset by smart tennis IQ, a good serve, and a killer backhand.
I do not think he is a slam winning prospect, but certainly he has the potential to have a very solid career in the vein of Mardy Fish (and even this might be a bit bold of a prediction).
