Examples of using Fantine in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Cosette Fantine.
Fantine, if something were--.
My mom's a waitress, Cheryl, not Fantine.
Fantine, get your things.
And then, all of a sudden, he thought of Fantine.
Fantine, come with me, please.
Instead, write this note for Fantine to sign.
Fantine owes us another 50 francs.".
It's because little Fantine won't give him his way.
If Fantine doesn't look out, Watch how she goes.
In high school, I portrayed Fantine in Les Miserables.
Dear Fantine… she will be by your side.
Monsieur I bless your name… I am ready, Fantine… Monsieur lay down your burden.
Fantine Cosette Marius The Idyll in the Rue Plumet and the Epic in the Rue St Denis.
Ah yes, the virtuous Fantine, Who keeps herself so pure and clean-.
Fantine goes through quite a hard time, so the character would have been extremely thin and frail in reality.
Well, I didhave a pretty convincing death scene as Fantine, and I died like-- well, should I just show you?
Dear Fantine- gone to rest- Have we done for her child what is best? I think so?
With all the hype surrounding the film adaptation of the musical Les Miserables, it's understandable that Anne Hathawaywanted to do her very best at portraying Fantine.
Oh come on, Fantine, let's have all the news.
Dear Fantine, you must send us more money, Your child needs a doctor, There's no time to lose".
Born to a Russian father and Dominican mother, Fantine is an emerging multi-talented singer-songwriter, fluent in English, Spanish, Russian and French.
The book has five segments: Fantine, Cosette, Marius, The Idyll in the Rue Plumet and the Epic in the Rue St. Denis, and finally, Jean Valjean.
In October 2015, LuPone, along with the current Fantine on the West End, joined her castmates to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Les Miserables.
When the run ended,LuPone remained in London to create the role of Fantine in Cameron Mackintosh's original London production of Les Misérables, in 1985, which premiered at the Barbican Theatre, at that time the London home of the Royal Shakespeare Company.