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Usage examples of "Radio Monte Carlo" in Spanish with translation to French

He apagado la radio. J’ai éteint la radio.
El avión voló por encima del Monte Fuji. L'avion a volé au-dessus du mont Fuji.
En mi habitación hay una radio. Dans ma chambre, il y a une radio.
El Monte Fuji es la montaña más alta de Japón. Le mont Fuji est la plus haute montagne du Japon.
La radio de Tom está rota. La radio de Tom est cassée.
El año pasado escalamos el monte Fuji. L'année dernière nous avons escaladé le mont Fuji.
Ya es hora de que vayas a la cama. Apaga la radio. Il est l'heure d'aller au lit. Éteins la radio.
El monte Aso es un volcán activo. Le Mont Aso est un volcan actif.
¿Le molesta si enciendo la radio? Cela vous dérange-t-il si j'allume la radio ?
Fue el primero en subir al Monte Fuji en invierno. Il fut le premier à effectuer l'ascension du mont Fuji en hiver.
Por favor, apaga la radio. Éteins la radio s'il te plait.
El Monte Fuji está cubierto de nieve. Le Mont-Fuji est couvert de neige.
¿Oíste las noticias en la radio? As-tu entendu les nouvelles à la radio ?
No hay otra montaña en Japón más alta que el monte Fuji. Il n'y a pas de montagne plus grande que le Mont Fuji au Japon.
Ella bajó el volumen de la radio. Elle a baissé le son de la radio.
La cabra tira al monte. Chassez le naturel, il revient au galop.
Apaga la radio. Éteins la radio.
No he escalado nunca el monte Fuji. Je n'ai jamais escaladé le mont Fuji.
No es fácil hablar de forma natural en la radio. Ce n'est pas facile de parler de manière naturelle à la radio.
Encendí la radio para escuchar las noticias. J'ai allumé la radio pour écouter les nouvelles.
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