 What's good in historical fiction set in France ? |
| I'm going to France in a couple weeks and am looking for some good historical fiction set there to take along. We're going to be around Normandy, so it would be cool to read something set ... |
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 Normandie or Normandy? |
There's two spellings...why? I've seen both used in the same paragragh! Is there a difference? Which is more popular in France? What was the point of having two spellings???
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 Me and my boyfriend are going to disneyland paris in a few weeks? |
| We are a little puzzled as to how much spending money we will need? we know the rides don't cost and we get breakfast free but we're unsure on prices of other necessities over there, as ... |
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 How do I determine whether a street in Paris is parallel to the Seine or not? |
| For example: Rue de Grenelle, Avenue Montaigne, Boulevard Saint-Germain, Avenue des Champs-Elysees, Rue Washington and Rue de Monceau. Are they parallel or not to the River Seine?... |
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 Do they eat cereal in paris? |
| I eat cereal every moning and I am going to france august 1st, how likely is it that I would get cereal in paris?... |
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 Are credit cards accepted everywhere in Paris? |
| Probably a dumb question but I just want to make absolutely sure before I go...I am traveling to Paris for the first time and would just like to be able to put everything on my Visa or Mastercard as ... |
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 Out of any soccer issue, how do you American people consider French ? |
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sorry I was meaning British people consider. I was interesting both in U.S. sight and your. Thanks for your answers, please go on...... |
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 Whats the cost of living in paris? |
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 Can someone help me translate english to france? |
the sentence is " you are what you think, you are what you go for, you are what you do." and " I am what I think, I am what I go for, I am what I do."
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 Honestly, are the French really terrible to Americans? |
| My friend and I are going to London for a few days, one of the optional offers of the vacation is a day trip to Paris, we are New Yorkers and I have heard nothing but terrible things about the French ... |
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 Can I walk from the Eiffel Tower to the Arc Du Triumph? |
| I'm going to Paris next month (YEAH!!) and I will be going to the Eiffel Tower as my first stop. Is it too long of a walk from the Eiffel Tower to the Arc Du Triumph, then onto the Musée D'... |
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 Where can i get facts on versailles? |
| i have a homework assignment in french and i have to make a brochure about Versailles. well i cant find any info on it! where can i find some info on versailles online?... |
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 Bonjour!!!!? |
| thats pretty much the extent of my french knowledge...have missed out on most of summer due to working too hard, but have scheduled a break in Nice and wondered whether anyone can recommend good ... |
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 5 parsian monuments? |
| what are some parsian monuments in paris, ... |
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 Is it true France is the only country that doesn't have any mosquitoes? |
| Is it true France is the only country that doesn't have any mosquitoes?... |
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How do you say "you're welcome" in french? |
when a french person tells you "Merci beaucoup"... |
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Vladimir ILL
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"Bienvenue" is Québec-french, not France-french |
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madonna_toller
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Je vous en prie/pas de quoi... |
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wendyindubai
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de rien ..... usually works.... means ' it's nothing' |
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DancingThruTheStorm
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De rien..... -- pronounced De ree-eh(the "eh" is pretty nasally, almost like you're saying, "eh" in "eh, whatever)
Il n'y a pas de quoi.... or (Pas de quoi) -- pronounced... Pah'd kwah
Bienvenue.... -- pronounced Byeh-v'new ("eh" as above) |
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"De rien" |
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Ялмар ™
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Je vous en prie
Je t'en prie
depends whether you say vous or him to that person
de rien is ok but not so polite |
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mr b
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to a stranger you would say JE VOUS EN PRIE while to a friend or closed person you would say DE RIEN |
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Voltaire
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For "Merci beaucoup" the polite answer is: "Je vous en prie", or "Ce n'est rien"
You're welcome: Bienvenue, or "Soyez les bienvenus", when somebody comes in your home . |
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