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Murder on the ligne 7

Murder on the ligne 7

De : Irene Locci
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 Hello everyone, welcome to my podcast “Murder on the ligne 7”. I am your host, Irene, and I’ll talk about true crime.
I’m Italian, so, I’m not a native speaker. As a matter of fact, this is a podcast done by International Students. I am currently living in Paris, and my guests are people coming from all over the world. Our English will be easy and understandable, and also probably we’ll make a lot of mistakes so don’t judge us.
The name is taken from a famous quote but also something that applies to our life in Paris: Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, adapted to “Murder on the ligne 7”, which is a very problematic line for Parisians.
I hope you will enjoy our conversations and don't hesitate to share with us all of your comments on our instagram page: @murder_on_the_ligne7Copyright Irene Locci
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