How do I get to Paris,France from Rome aside from taking the airplane? |
| I have travel plans to Italy.How do I get to Florence from Rome or vice versa? And is there a land transport from Italy to Paris,France? Thank you for any info you can give.... |
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How many people have gone to france? |
| how many people have gone to france ? and loved it :-)... |
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How do you say (AND PRONOUNCE) these French phrases? |
I am American.
Can you write it down?
Good morning.
Good afternoon.
Good evening.
Hello.
How are you?
Thank you.
Thanks in advance!... |
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Paris tips? Best free things to do in Paris? |
| Searching for some tips on Paris. I have found a few things so far, Like Did you know there was more than one entrance to the louvre?( one right of th metro.)All French Museums are free on the first S... |
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If you had 3 days in Paris with 500 Euros, what would you do? |
For French homework, I have to find out where to stay, what to eat, what to see, what to buy if I had 500 Euros in Paris for 3 days. Any ideas? Please include costs... Additional Details ... |
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Versailles Palace!? |
Can tourist (commoners) enter the Versailles Palace in France?? Additional Details how much do you have to pay to get in??... |
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How do I say this in French? |
How do I say:
My name is Kaori and I live in Las Vegas, Nevada. I am of Mongolian heritage but I speak awful Mongolian. However, I speak fluent English and some French. I speak English ... |
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Paris in winter? |
| Iam going to paris in the winter time (at new year), and i want to know what kind of outfits i should take, and what kind of clothes, and amount of layers, because i dont know what to expect with the ... |
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Know any good websites on learning french w/ audio thingies? |
| Not just french words, but sayings, grammar, how they put their sentences together, ect.... |
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Is it true? |
| Is it true that when you visit paris, france you can get disigner things like gucci and dolce and gabano for example for a lot cheaper than in the u.s?... |
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Do the French EVER have fun? Parisians? |
| I keep hearing about how the French are so stuffy and they're never laid back. I was even told that they don't smile much, and a lot of times smiling can be used as a come on (in other ... |
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I need correct spelling and definition of this word. I think it is french?? |
I need correct spelling and definition of this word. I think it is french??
I think it is a french word for party.
Swarette?
souirette?
Please help and provide a link!
T... |
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Where and How Much to Tip in Paris? |
Can I get some guidelines of where and how much to tip in Paris?
Waiters? Concierges? The ladies who make up my room? (wait until last day? or tip every morning?) ... |
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Cost of living in Paris? |
I am trying to find out what the cost of living is in Paris and surrounding areas - places like Puteaux and Velizy? It would be good to get an idea of average rental costs for a 2 bed apt, utility bills and groceries. Any insight gratefully received! |
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Mademoisellemariposa
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I live in the 12th arrondissement in Paris, which is primarily a residential district, in a two bedroom apartment which i share with another student. The rent between us is 1000 euros per month, plus utilities which is about 300 euros, so we typically pay about 650 each. I have been living here for the past year and although this is my first and only accommodation in Paris, I am told that it is a great deal for this flat, we each have our own room, plus a large common space, kitchen with washer, and sufficient storage space. I am a student on a budget, so I do not prepare gourmet meals every evening, but I can typically get by on groceries for meals amounting to 30 or 40 euros per week, shopping at local markets. It is much more economical to prepare meals at home than to eat out, as an average menu in a resto can cost about 15-25 euros. It is an expensive city, but well worth it. |
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emma.
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well, i guess accommodation is quite expensive.
but the transport is cheap and fantastic :)
and they have the most amazing markets where you can get fresh groceries (meat, fruit, vegetables etc) for a cheap price. |
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bobimara
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Monthly rent for a 2 bed flat in Paris or around is between 900-1200 euros. For utility bills, well,probably around 150 euros a month, groceries for a month-100 euros? |
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Italian Guy
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Cost of living in Paris
Some idea of prices in Paris
The metro is one of the least expensive in the world. A book of 10 tickets will cost you approximately €10.
Here are some average prices for everyday consumer products:
1 full-price museum admission: €7 to €9.
1 sandwich: around €5.
1 pizza: between €8 and €10
1 small coffee: €1 at the bar, €2 sitting down
1 full meal (starter, main dish, dessert, not including drinks): between €15 and €20 depending on the area.
1 baguette of bread: €0.80
1 beer in a café: €2 to €4
1 seat at the cinema: €9 |
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MM92
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You'd have to find out the exchange rate between your currency and their's. But it would generally be the same as where you are now give or take a couple of hundred dollars. |
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ask me
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Paris is one of the most expensive cities in the world. Living there can be so expensive but, It'll all be worth it! :D |
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T D
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Paris is very expensive, but Puteaux and Velizy are slightly cheaper.
A 2 bed apartment in Paris would cost around 75-100k Euros
In the other two areas from about 40000-75000 Euros |
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