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 Christmas market in Strasbourg.?
I am going to the Christmas market in Strasbourg in December and was wondering if anyone has any tips or advice for getting the best out of it?
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 Out of any soccer issue, how do you American people consider French ?

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 Can I walk from the Eiffel Tower to the Arc Du Triumph?
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charlie brown mex

I'm going to france (paris) to study for 6 months...... some people are telling me to go to spain?

some people are telling me to go to spain instead, I'm in law school what would you recommend?

    



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TLBFH
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It depends on what area of law and in what part of the country you intend to practice. First, Spain is a constitutional monarchy developed by a Fascist. France, with all its faults, is a Republic, and also still a world center for diplomacy. If you intend to practice international or EU law - go to France.


Johanna P
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Choose France


SaiSai
Yes, you had already that idea in your head. Why do you bother asking? If there is a slight hesitation than ask in your law school or any other law schools people who are more experienced .


chris
Are you kidding????!!! France has some of the best universities in the world! And some great law schools! Defenately FRANCE. Do not even think about it! Trust me


2 shy
I say go for Paris! That seems to be the choice that you already had in your head.
Also, I could be mistaken but from looking at your profile, I think you may already speak Spanish. I guess if you speak Spanish it may be easier to study in Spain, but I recommend Paris all the way. It is an incredible city. I did some of my studies in France and love it there. More than anything else, do what you want to do, keep those dreams in focus and go for it while you have the chance. Good Luck and Have Fun!


nonconformiststraightguy
You do what you want .
What do you want to Study in Europe,law?
Or do want to pick up a language


Jon F
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1. France kind of sucks
2. Learning Spanish (even a bit) is going to help you a lot more as a lawyer than looking at a big tower.


Paul S, Bullfighter
Either one would be a great experience, but if you've already decided to go to Paris, why would you go to Spain instead?





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