Você procurou por: let's talk later (Francês - Inglês)

talk later
stay well my friend

.:let's talk, yo:.
.:let's talk, yo:.

let's talk about images.
let's talk about images.

let's talk about your options.
let's talk about your options.

if you answered yes to the above, let's talk.
if you answered yes to the above, let's talk.

management is serious business, let's talk about it.
management is serious business, let's talk about it.

let's talk research sur les programmes de recherche de l'union européenne.
to this end, the work shop will focus on: analytical aspects; mt and the environment; and nutritional and biochemical issues.

i have a lot of them) but shhh)))) come in, honey, let's talk)
i have a lot of them) but shhh)))) come in, honey, let's talk)

let's talk about love est le second album du groupe allemand modern talking sorti le 14 octobre 1985.
"let's talk about love" is the second album by modern talking which was released on 14 october 1985 in germany and other territories.

elle a plusieurs publications à son actif et est rédactrice en chef du bulletin du centre de service familial « let's talk families ».
she has authored several publications and is the editor for fsc's newsletter 'let's talk families'.

la dre barbara vanderhyden, chercheuse sur le cancer de l'institut de recherche de l'hôpital d'ottawa et de l'université d'ottawa, qui a aidé à faire de let's talk science/parlons science un programme canadien sans but lucratif d'initiation aux sciences, a servi personnellement de mentor à des élèves et à des étudiants des niveaux secondaire et universitaire à son laboratoire au cours des 18 dernières années. elle a lancé science travels – la science voyage, un programme de diffusion externe bilingue qui permet la tenue d'ateliers de sciences dans les communautés éloignées et autochtones du nord-est de l'ontario. elle récompense des élèves du secondaire pour leurs efforts scientifiques lors de l'ottawa evening, une activité annuelle de partners in research.
dr. barbara vanderhyden, a cancer researcher from the ottawa hospital research institute and the university of ottawa, who helped let's talk science/parlons science expand into a canadian non-profit science literacy program, has personally mentored high school and university students in her lab for the past 18 years, launched a bilingual outreach program that delivers science workshops to remote and aboriginal communities in northern ontario called science travels – la science voyage, and rewards high school students for their scientific efforts at the ottawa evening, an annual partners in research event.