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 Can you recommend a hotel in Paris? (Personal recommendations only)?
I am looking for personal recommendations for a hotel in Paris.
Budget is less than £120 for a double room, and would like it to be close to the river, as central as possible. Please, only ...


 Could someone please help me?am looking for a hotel in Paris- France , for 15 nights next October..?
but it has to be EUR 500 or less..I've been searching all over the net..but I guess am not looking right...help !!...


 Can you see the Eiffel Tower from inside the De Gaulle Airport in Paris?
I am flying to Rome and have a 3-hour layover in Paris and was wondering.
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I know it is not next to the airport but it is a tall towrer. can u see any of it from ...


 How do you say, "I am deathly allergic to nuts" in French?
I'm planning a trip to France and the last thing I want is a trip to the ER. In North America, I've never had a problem at a resturant when I've told the server and kitchen about my ...


 Whats the best way to get from orly airport paris to cdg paris in about 1hr 45mins?
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 How do you say dog in france?
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 Anyone out there ever seen the mona lisa painting in person?
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 People who speak French....?
how do u pronouce:

jes vous aime ("i love you")

shez-vooz-amee

or

jess-vous-amee

or something totally differemt?...


 How many days should be spent in Disneyland Paris?
Hey guys, I'll be going Paris for 5 days this coming December for Christmas celebration with friends.

Does anyone has experience that how is the crowd condition in Paris Disneyland ...


 Planning my first trip to Paris, Any ideas of what to do besides museums and Moulin rouge?
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 Where do people in France grocery shop?
We are doing a marketing project in regards to food in France and I am wondering if the people of France shop in grocery stores primarily or markets?...


 If i'm going to Paris..?
i'm going to paris over the weekend and i want to know if there is anything i would absolutly have to see there? it's my first time so i don't know what to go and see....


 Places to go in Paris?
I will soon be going to Paris with some of my classmates. It is not an ordinary trip - we want to learn and experience the French living, but also want to have fun and see a lot of sights and do ...


 Going to Paris this Week: What to wear??
I'm going to Paris for the first time. Starting in London then going to Paris for a week starting on the 26th. For those who have travelled there (as I want only serious answers), what do you ...


 Could somebody please explain how the metro works in Paris?
I have studied the metro map carefully and planned my route, I intend to spend 3 days travelling by metro including taking RER-B from charles de gaulles to the 12th district and back again. i am just ...


 I Born in France when I m three years old i come in Pakistan with my parents, how i claim my nationality.?
I m Muslim and Embassy don't like to listen my words what m i saying they u r not able to apply for nationalllity. u apply visa just like a Pakistani. they don't helpping me.
A...


 What are the top 5 things to do in Paris?
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 Do the French like the English?
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 If you go to the top of the Eiffel Tower and drop a piece of paper can you really kill someone?
My friend told me that it can happen because the paper is going so fast....


 Question about the French?
What are they like?
Preferably someone who has been there and experienced things.
Were they nice,rude, helpful,polite?...



Ash

What are some popular french food?


    



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Vivalamitsu
Cassoulet, Bouillabaisse, Coq au Vin, Hachis Parmentier, Canard à l'orange, Soupe à l'ognion....


tool-man
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escargot


zapit333
du vin, du pain, du boursin, c'est bien
bread :(baguette, restaurant, ficelle, un roue).
Cheese : to many different sorts to name all
wine : red or white
champagne
tomatoes, onionsoup, snales
lots of different tastes thruout the whole country


vinificus
FREEDOM FRIES....


moonlightdancer_72
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Crêpes (a very thin pancake)
and especially Crêpes Suzette


home_school_abode
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French Fries

Yummmmmmmmmmm!!!!


mebonnet
Let's not forget all the wonderful pastries like pain au chocolat (called chocolatines in the south), chausson aux pommes, une religeuse, etc.

Or desserts my favorite is iles flottantes (floating islands), and creme brulee of course is well known.

I don't think anyone has mentioned "les moules frites" (muscles and fries) which are really popular

Anyone in France should also try some of the good Algerian and Morrocon dishes like a good couscous and a kebab =)


emma
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I completely agree with mebonnet. Also "steak-frites" (steak-and-french fries, which I love), croissants, pastries, all french breads


maajake
French cuisine is characterized by its extreme diversity. French cuisine is considered to be one of the world's most refined and elegant styles of cooking, and is renowned for both its classical ("haute cuisine") and provincial styles. Many of the world's greatest chefs, such as Taillevent, La Varenne, Carême, Escoffier, or Bocuse were masters of French cuisine. Additionally, French cooking techniques have been a major influence on virtually all Western cuisines, and almost all culinary schools use French cuisine as the basis for all other forms of Western cooking.

Famous French dishes
French breads
Blanquette de veau
Boeuf a la mode
Coq au Vin (rooster simmered in wine)
Cheeses
Lamb Navarin
Oysters are generally eaten raw; cooking oysters is uncommon.
Pot-au-feu, a kind of beef stew.
Steak au poivre
Soufflé
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Quick food
The following dishes can generally be ordered in brasseries:

Steak frites (steak with fries; fries can often be replaced by haricots verts — string beans);
Poulet frites (chicken with fries)
Croque monsieur (a grilled Swiss cheese sandwich with a slice of ham)
Generally speaking, frites (French fries) are a common side order for lower-end French-style restaurants. The French generally believe that fries are of Belgian origin, although there is no evidence for this origin; a typically Belgian dish is steamed mussels with a side of fries.

A typical simple, cheap, quick meal consists of pasta (often spaghetti) with tomato sauce.

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Common canned food
Cassoulet
Raviolis (Italian specialty)
Paella (Spanish specialty)
Couscous (Northern African specialty)
Choucroute garnie
Most dishes, including relatively sophisticated ones, are available as canned or frozen food in supermarkets. These products are sometimes endorsed by famous chefs.

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Common savory pies
Flammekueche from Alsace (crème fraîche, onions, and lardons)
Famiche from Artois-Picardy (with leeks or Maroilles cheese)
Quiche from Lorraine (added ingredients may include ham, cheeses and mushrooms)
Pissaladière from Nice (with caramelized onion, anchovies and dark olives)
Tarte flambée
hey this is me

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Famous but untypical dishes
The following dishes are considered typical of French cuisine in some foreign countries, but actually are infrequently eaten:

Cuisses de grenouilles (Frog legs)
Escargots (edible snails)
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Desserts
Crêpes (a speciality of Brittany)
Mousse au chocolat
Pastries
Mille-feuilles (flakey puff pastry)
Pâte à choux pastry (e.g. eclairs and profiteroles or cream puffs)
Baba au rhum
Tarts (e.g. tarte Tatin with caramelized apples and a puff pastry base)





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