 May have got flashed in Belgium and France in British registered car am I in trouble ?worried sick help !!!? |
| I know that now European nations can enforce fines between nations. I am worried sick ... I need my licence for work. I tried my best to not go over the limit and have no recolection of driving over ... |
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 How long does it take to fly from paris, france to london, england? |
| I was just wondering how long it would take to fly from paris to london or vice ... |
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 What's Notre Dame made of? |
I have been working on a report on the cathedral Notre Dame in PARIS (not any other places), and I can't seem to find out what it was made of. Help me.
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 What is the weather like in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region of France in January-May? |
I will be living in Lille from January 2008 to May 2008 and I'm wondering what the weather will be like. Will there be snow? Rain? High winds? Very cold temperatures? etc...
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 Is headband (serre tete) masculin or feminine in french? |
| i have a french project due tomm. i need to know if serre tete is masculin or feminin. ALSO...DOES THIS MAKE SENSE? LES SERRE-TETE? OR IS IT LES SERRES-TETES? WHICH ONE???... |
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 How do French ADULTS & TEENS view different RACES & NATIONS??? |
| I would like to know how French people view races. What do they think about Asians, African Americans etc. What about nations? What are their opinions towards Americans, Canadians etc. How ... |
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 How long does it take to fly from France to Algeria? |
I'm doing a coursework project for French A-level,
about an immigrant from Algeria going to live
in France.
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 How long do you have to live in Paris before you can call yourself a Parisian? |
If you're not from France, but have completely assimilated?
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 Storing baggage during the day in Paris? |
Hi All,
I am going to Paris for the weekend with my husband. On Sunday we have to check out of the hotel by 11am, but our flight to London is not until 6pm. Is there anywhere in Central P... |
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 Paris reviews, Would you reccomend? |
Me and my gf were thinking about going to Paris for new years, and our one yr.
Did you enjoy your time there? What did/didn't you like. All reviews and recommendations, pros and cons, are ... |
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 What age can you u stay in disneyland paris without parents? |
i want to stay at the disneyland hotel with some m8s but i don't want my parents to have to come. But i cant find what age i need to be. Help would be gr8ly appreciated! xxx
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 Fun, adventurous theme park's in France? |
Fun, adventurous theme park's in France for a double date trip.
Any suggestions?
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 French Supermarkets and Nut Allergy labelling? |
Do the large French supermarkets such as Intermarche label products as containing nuts/ being nut free for allergy sufferers? We will be visiting Brittany and Normandy soon.
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| What part of France is Centre in? |
a. North
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d. West
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Paris, France I wanna come seee, Please someone help Please!? |
How is it like in Paris, France I wonder how can I come see? |
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Rillifane
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Paris is a wonderful city and particularly so when you are young. Unfortunately its also an expensive city and, as I take it you are an American, your options for getting there are fairly limited.
If you travel in the off season airfares can be quite reasonable. I often find that I can fly from my remote East Texas location to Paris for little more than it would cost to fly to LA or New York.
Of course getting there is only the beginning of your costs. However, while expensive, Paris is relatively less costly than, for example, London or New York. You can find rooms in a hostel for quite low prices and the abundance of street stands, open air markets and other low cost food alternatives means you can get by cheaply.
Working is generally not an alternative since unemployment is high and the law bans employment by American visitors absenct a work permit.
If you'd like to stay more than for a short visit then the two best possibilities are either working as an "au pair" (a mother's helper) which is perfectly legal or becoming a student (university is close to free in France). |
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can take shuttle if u r in england.
for 55€night you can have a simple and confortable room in ibis hotel at Porte de Clichy. it is just near the entry of Paris centre. (u cross the road and u r in center.) |
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Luke G
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Check this out
http://wikitravel.org/en/Paris |
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I assume your talking about how to finance a trip? You can always look for internships as long as you speak some french. Or you can study abroad. |
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Lots of dog poop by the river but beautiful. I suggest you start with Musee de Louvre first because it's beautiful and has the Mona Lisa. Chateau de Versailles is really nice. The best place to walk around is Champs Elysees. The subways there are clean unlike new york. Movies are great too and their restrooms smells really nice and clean. PAris is beautiful but I would watch out for dog poop because they don't really curb their dogs over there. And bring comfy shoes, and shower everyday. |
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