 Paris to Nice to Monaco? |
What is the best mode of transportation to travel from Paris to Nice? As we have limited vacation days, should we spend more time in Paris, Nice or Monaco?
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 Hi. I cant find directions from Nice airport to Tourettes Sur Loup.(FRANCE) Anyone help please? |
I have the address we need as well, but I have directions from ther village to the address, but I need to get from the airport to the place called 'Tourrettes sur loup.
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 I need to get from Bergerac to Bordeaux, is this possible? |
| Going to France to visit friends, but don't want them to have to drive me 60 miles to the airport. They actually live near a small town called Neuvic, even better if anyone knows if we can get ... |
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 What are some little known sights in the South of France? |
What sights or activities do you recommended in the South of France--anywhere from Toulouse to Provence?
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 How often will i have access to the internet in France? |
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 What should i do when i move to france? |
| i am 15 but 16 soon my dad lives in france and speaks french really good i cant speak any and i am supposed to move over there in september he says i should stick in at my french until i go just so i ... |
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 English - French translation? Please help! No google translate please. 10 points for first full correct answer? |
Please translate these sentences into French wihout using google translate.
In summer I do a lot of swimming at the public pool and at the beach. I love swimming in summer as it is so hot. ... |
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 Plz translate this for me (english to french)...? |
i want to say this in french:
i'm so happy to hear from you
its so nice of you
so, how have you been?
keep in touch
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 What to do in Paris? |
| So I'm going to Europe for a couple months in July, and while I'm there, I might have the chance to visit Paris for one or two days (depending on various factors)... what do you recommend I ... |
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 If my car breaks down in france whom should i ring for the number of a local garage? |
I don't have european roadside recovery but i do speak fluent french
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rugratshd's answer comes closest - but as I won't have a copy of the pages jaunes ... |
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 Is Novotel La Defense a good place to stay in Paris? |
| I am planing to visit Paris in July and thinking of staying at Novotel La Defense for 3 nights. Its location seems very convenient since it is on Metro Line 1 which can take me to The Louvre and Gare ... |
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 How much spending money for a 3 night trip to Paris? |
| I may be going to paris for 3 nights in August with my boyfriend, but how much money shall we take. The hotel is bed and breakfast only and im thinking we wont need to eat much for lunch if we have ... |
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 Tips and sites for Paris? |
i want to plan a trip to paris but i need some tips on:
1. the sites that i should see
2. how to use the metro (would there be words in english that i can understand?)
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France or quebec? |
well, I speak French perfectly and Have always wanted to live somewhere else (at least for a little while)
which would be better overall?
do you live in one of these places?
how is it there? |
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I live in Paris and I think it is better to live here than in Quebec because I think living in Europe is better than living in North America.
I like being able to travel to different countries easily and having contact with other cultures and languages often.
I find France way more attractive than Quebec. |
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Scott Evil
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Where do you live now? Quebec is kind of a hybrid between France and North America. They have a lot of North American mannerisms, and about 25% of Quebec actually speaks English now. I would say if you live in Europe, go for France, but if you live in the US or Canada, go for Quebec. |
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I've been to Quebec twice, and aside from the French speaking Canadians, it feels like being anywhere else in Canada or western society. While I never been to France, I do acknowledge the fact that it has a lot more culture and history. Im not much of a french speaker, but I would say it would probably be nice to be over there instead :) |
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If you speak French perfectly then why on earth should you want to go to Quebec? To show off? There are forty-nine countries where French is a spoken native tongue. If you put them all in a league table then I reckon that there would be forty-seven of them between France and Quebec. |
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France.
Quebec is - to say the least - not the most pleasant place to live. I've lived hear my whole life, and I cannot wait to make enough money to move out. The french here despise the English, and it is frowned upon to speak English. If you go to a restaurant and order something in English, and the waitress is French, she'll practically spit on you. It's a very prejudice society. Also, we have the highest taxes in North America, which isn't exactly a selling point. If you have kids, they won't be allowed to go to an English school.
If you're not big on civil rights, then come to Quebec. If you want to be somewhere where you won't be constantly criticized for knowing English, go to France. |
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