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# French and France

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- [Useful French phrases/expressions](https://french-and-france.com/?p=41) - Français (English) Every expression is said twice: slow version and then the natural way. Bonjour. (Hello. / Good morning!)Your browser does not support the audio element. Bonsoir.(Good evening! (Evening greeting))Your browser does not support the audio element. Salut ! (informal) (Hi!)Your browser does not support the audio element. Enchanté(e). (Pleased to meet you.)Your browser does not
- [How to Introduce Yourself in French: The Ultimate A1 E-book for Beginners](https://french-and-france.com/?p=469) - Have you ever frozen up when someone asks, "Comment tu t'appelles?" Starting a new language is exciting, but let’s be honest: it can also be terrifying. You memorize a few words on an app, but when it’s time to actually speak, you feel lost. You worry about your accent. You worry about being rude by
- [Les vêtements en français - Easy Essential French Clothing Vocabulary](https://french-and-france.com/?p=474) - beginner French Clothing Vocabulary – Learn the Essentials (All Levels) Le vocabulaire des vêtements en français est indispensable pour communiquer dans la vie quotidienne : faire du shopping, décrire une tenue, parler de la météo ou simplement dire ce que l’on porte. Bonne nouvelle : ce thème est accessible à tous les niveaux, du grand débutant
- [The Ultimate Guide to French Adjectives: From Beginner to Intermediate (A1-B1)](https://french-and-france.com/?p=493) - Master French adjectives from A1 to B1! Learn agreement, placement, and essential rules with clear examples in this complete guide for English speakers. Welcome, Francophiles! Whether you're just starting your journey (A1) or you're navigating the trickier waters of intermediate French (B1), understanding how to describe things is essential. Adjectives add color, detail, and emotion
- [On vs Nous in French: How to Choose the Right Pronoun?](https://french-and-france.com/?p=427) - Are you hesitating between "on" and "nous" in French? This confusion is very common among French language learners. Although both pronouns can mean "we" in English, they aren't used in the same contexts. What is the pronoun "on" in French? Origin and definition The pronoun "on" comes from Latin "homo" (meaning "man" in the general
- [New Free Tool: Practice French with my AI-Powered Web App!](https://french-and-france.com/?p=466) - Nouvel outil gratuit : Pratiquez le français avec ma nouvelle Web App ! [English] I am thrilled to share a new project I’ve been working on! As a teacher and translator, I always look for better ways to help students practice. I recently developed a self-study web application using "vibe coding" with the help of
- [Passé Composé vs. Imparfait: The Ultimate Visual Guide to Mastering French Past Tenses](https://french-and-france.com/?p=462) - One of the biggest hurdles for English speakers learning French is undoubtedly the battle of the past tenses: Le Passé Composé vs. L’Imparfait. Unlike in English, where you might simply use the Past Simple ("I ate"), French requires you to choose between a completed action (action terminée) and a description or habit (description ou habitude).
- [](https://french-and-france.com/?p=459) - Le Coin du FLE - Les Adjectifs Le Coin du FLE Grammaire Culture Actualités À propos Niveau A1 / A2 Les Adjectifs en Français : Mode d'Emploi Comment décrire le monde comme un vrai Français ? Par Professeur Martin • 6 Décembre 2025 Bonjour à tous ! Aujourd'hui, nous allons parler des couleurs, des émotions
- [French Micro-Tip – How to use “Depuis” and “Pendant” ?](https://french-and-france.com/?p=449) - Depuis ou pendant ? Two simple words, but often confused. Discover the essential difference for expressing duration in French! ➡️ J’habite au Japon depuis 20 ans. → l’action continue (Note: present tense used).➡️ J’ai vécu en France pendant 10 ans. → l’action est terminée (Note: past tense used). “Depuis” = since / for (ongoing) “Pendant”
- [Top 5 French Expressions with 'En'](https://french-and-france.com/?p=424) - Here are five French expressions using "en". 1.S'en aller (to leave, to go away)➡️ Il est tard, je vais m'en aller.💬 It's late, I'm going to leave. 2️. S'en sortir (to manage, to get through something)➡️ C'était difficile, mais elle a réussi à s'en sortir.💬 It was difficult, but she managed to get through it.
- [Improve your French vocabulary to describe a house](https://french-and-france.com/?p=417) - If you’re learning French and want to improve your descriptive skills, why not start by describing something simple yet full of charm: a house and its surroundings? Today, we’ll explore how to describe a typical French house from the outside, complete with its garden, walls, and windows. Let’s dive into this picturesque world! La Maison
- [Understanding French Tonic Pronouns: A Quick Guide](https://french-and-france.com/?p=405) - If you're learning French, you have come across words like moi, toi, and lui. These tonic pronouns are useful for emphasis, answering questions, and making your French sound more natural. What Are Tonic Pronouns? Tonic pronouns (also called stress pronouns) are: moi (me) toi (you) lui / elle (him / her) nous (us) vous (you
- [French Vocabulary: Talking about your family](https://french-and-france.com/?p=397) - Voici quelques mots et phrases de niveau A2 pour vous aider à décrire votre famille.French language insights: Here are some A2 level words and phrases to help you describe your family. Vocabulaire : La famille (family) Le père (father) La mère (mother) Le frère (brother) La sœur (sister) Le grand-père (grandfather) La grand-mère (grandmother) L'oncle Voici quelques mots et phrases de niveau A2 pour vous aider à décrire votre famille.French language insights: Here are some A2 level words and phrases to help you describe your family. Vocabulaire : La famille (family) Le père (father) La mère (mother) Le frère (brother) La sœur (sister) Le grand-père (grandfather) La grand-mère (grandmother) L'oncle
- [Vocabulaire français pour parler de la maison (French house vocabulary)](https://french-and-france.com/?p=369) - Introduction to French Vocabulary for the HomeWelcome to our latest post, where we delve into the rich and varied vocabulary of the French language as it pertains to the home. Whether you're a beginner looking to familiarize yourself with common household terms or an advanced learner aiming to refine your linguistic skills, this article offers
- [Le verbe "faire"<b> (To do) / The French verb "faire"</b>](https://french-and-france.com/?p=354) - Utilisation de "faire" (use of "faire") Le verbe “faire” en français se traduit principalement par “to do” et “to make” en anglais. Cependant, la traduction précise peut varier en fonction du contexte. The verb “faire” in French mainly translates as “to do” and “to make” in English. However, the precise translation may vary depending on
- [Reading historical articles in French](https://french-and-france.com/?p=350) - Deuxième traduction pour World History Encyclopedia (WHE) si vous voulez en savoir plus sur les châteaux japonais. Second translation for World History Encyclopedia (WHE) if you want to learn more about Japanese castles. Original text in English: https://www.worldhistory.org/article/2112/japanese-castles/Traduction française : https://www.worldhistory.org/trans/fr/2-2112/chateaux-japonais/
- [Première traduction publiée pour World History Encyclopedia !](https://french-and-france.com/?p=338) - Grande nouvelle ! Je suis ravi de partager avec vous que ma toute première traduction pour World History Encyclopedia (WHE) vient d'être publiée ! Il s'agit d'un article sur l'histoire de la ville coréenne de Gyeongju (Kyongju). C'est un honneur de contribuer au magnifique projet de WHE. Un grand merci à toute l'équipe pour leur confiance et
- [Le voyage en Italie de Victor Hugo](https://french-and-france.com/?p=323) - Victor Hugo's journey to Italy Reading French, Level B1 The English translation is below the French text. You can also listen to the audio of the French version when reading the French version. Français (French) En 1846, Victor Hugo, un célèbre écrivain français, décide de partir en voyage en Italie avec sa famille. Il veut
- [Famous French historical figures 2](https://french-and-france.com/?p=293) - Read in French while discovering the history of France. Napoléon Bonaparte ou Napoléon 1er (15 août 1769 - 5 mai 1821) English below Napoléon Bonaparte est né en Corse en 1769. Il est devenu célèbre en tant que général de l'armée française pendant la Révolution française. En 1799, il a renversé le Directoire pour prendre
- [Colors in French, Take this quiz!](https://french-and-france.com/?p=301) - Colors in French, Test your knowledge of French vocabulary!
- [Famous French historical figures](https://french-and-france.com/?p=273) - Read in French while discovering the history of France. Clovis (ou Clovis 1er), roi des Francs (466-511) English below Au début du Ve siècle, divers peuples barbares traversent le Rhin et envahissent des territoires de l’Empire romain d’Occident, qui disparaît en 476. Ces tribus forment alors des royaumes indépendants. En 481, Clovis succède à son père Childéric Ier,
- [How to use "tu" or "vous" in French](https://french-and-france.com/?p=265) - Using "tu" "Tu" is always singular and therefore refers to only one person. Other words regarding the use of "tu":Tutoyer (= to use “tu” with someone, a verb.)Le tutoiement (= the act of using “tu” with someone. A noun.) It’s mainly used with equals to signify friendship or a close relationship, or with children or
- [Transportation (beginner level)](https://french-and-france.com/?p=261) - Here are some means of transportation. You can access the PDF file here.
- [Vocabulary: Countries in French](https://french-and-france.com/?p=7)
- [French direct object pronouns](https://french-and-france.com/?p=248) - A short presentation on the use of direct object pronouns in French. You can access the PDF file here.
- [French Dictation (Dictée) A2](https://french-and-france.com/?p=231) - Want to try a French dictation? Here is one for level A2.Each sentence is read normally and then very slowly so that you can write. A last reading at normal speed allows you to check. Note:Virgule (viʁɡyl) means ", " (comma) | Point" (pwɛ̃) means "." (period) You can download the transcript by clicking on
- [How to choose a French textbook?](https://french-and-france.com/?p=221) - People who study French often ask me which French textbooks are the best, how long it will take to converse in French using this method, which textbook is the most adapted to the learner's level, etc.So, I will try to give some answers and a few tips, which I hope will be useful to you.
- [Les jours de la semaine / les mois](https://french-and-france.com/?p=211) - Days of the week / Months of the year The French week starts on Monday.French days of the week are not capitalized! Les jours de la semaine / Days of the week Les mois / Months of the year
- [French Article](https://french-and-france.com/?p=184) - Articles are words you use before nouns (as a, an, the in English). French definite article French definite article are used similarly to their English counterpart, "the" to talk about specific, identified nouns. Examples Indefinite article French indefinite article indicates that the speaker is referring to either an unspecific noun or to one/some of something.
- [How to use "Faire" (to make/to do)?](https://french-and-france.com/?p=9) - This is a very important French verb as it means to make/to do and as it is used in many idiomatic expressions. 1/ Conjugation (present) 2/ To make/to do Je fais le ménage. = I'm doing the housework.Qu'est-ce que tu fais ici ? = What are you doing here? Je fais un gâteau. = I'm making
- [Les genres cinématographiques ?](https://french-and-france.com/?p=123) - Film genres in French Une liste de vocabulaire pour parler des genres de films. | A vocabulary list for talking about movie genres. Listen to the audio track for pronunciation.
- [Talking about the past in French](https://french-and-france.com/?p=152) - Sentence 1 Sentence 2 Sentence 3 Sentence 4 Sentence 1 Sentence 2
- [Bonjour à tous !](https://french-and-france.com/?p=1) - Bienvenue sur le nouveau site de French and France ! Welcome to the new French and France website! La tour Eiffel Le mont Saint-Michel Le Pont du Gard L'Alsace Des croissants Les vins de France
- [French vocabulary (Flashcards)](https://french-and-france.com/?p=25) - From today, let's learn some vocabulary with flashcards.
- [French vocabulary (Flashcards) / Vehicles 3](https://french-and-france.com/?p=23)
- [French vocabulary (Flashcards) / Vehicles 2](https://french-and-france.com/?p=24)
- [Very interesting video about French vs English pronunciation](https://french-and-france.com/?p=20) - This video is very interesting as it's not only about difficulties of French people with the English pronunciation. You can also use it too better understand some typically French pronunciation. Source: Improve Your Accent https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-hCDkqRIsHF0OqSJeJFzVw/
- [Website updated](https://french-and-france.com/?p=21) - Website (translation service) updated: http://translation.le-chapeauda.com/
- [French vocabulary (Flashcards) / Vehicles 4](https://french-and-france.com/?p=22)
- [Cinq films français à voir/Five French movies to see](https://french-and-france.com/?p=8) - 1/ Un taxi pour Tobrouk (Taxi to Tobruk) 1961 Réalisé par (Directed by) : Denys de La Patellière Avec (Starring) : Charles Aznavour Lino Ventura Hardy Krüger 2/ Uranus (Uranus) 1991 Réalisé par (Directed by) : Claude Berri et Arlette Langmann Avec (Starring) : Gérard Depardieu Michel Blanc Jean-Pierre Marielle 3/ Un conte de Noël
- [Faire des crêpes / Making French crepes (French vocabulary in context)](https://french-and-france.com/?p=10) - Liste des ingrédients 250 g de farine tamisée4 œufs450 ml de lait légèrement tiède2 c.* à soupe de rhum ambré1 sachet de sucre vanillé ou 1 c. à soupe d' extrait de vanille (optionnel)2 c. à soupe de sucre1 pincée de sel50 g de beurre fondu List of ingredients 250 g sifted flour4 eggs450 ml
- [Valentine's Day in France](https://french-and-france.com/?p=11) - Français Le 14 février, c’est la Saint-Valentin, la fête des amoureux. La Saint-Valentin est une fête très ancienne. En France, les couples s'offrent de petits cadeaux : un bouquet de fleurs, un bijou, un mug, des billets doux (petits messages d'amour) ou une sortie… On peut aussi organiser une soirée romantique dans un restaurant ou
- [French comparatives](https://french-and-france.com/?p=12) - First, the words used to compare: plus…que (more…than/___er than) for superior comparisons moins…que (less…than) for inferior comparisons aussi…que (as…as) or autant que (as much/many as) for equal comparisons 1/ With adjectives/adverbs Le chat est plus* petit que le chien. → The cat is smaller than the dog. Le chat est moins petit que le chien. → The cat is less small than the dog. Le
- [French verb: avoir (to have)](https://french-and-france.com/?p=13) - Present: j' ai tu as il/elle a nous avons vous avez ils/elles ont Examples: J'ai un chien. → I have a dog. Elle a faim. → She is hungry.
- [French verb: aller (to go)](https://french-and-france.com/?p=14) - Present: je vais tu vas il/elle va nous allons vous allez ils/elles vont Examples: Je vais au supermarché. → I go/am going to the supermarket. Elle va manger au restaurant. → She's going to eat at the restaurant.
- [French singer Charles Aznavour died at 94](https://french-and-france.com/?p=15) - Charles Aznavour, l'un des plus grands chanteurs français, est décédé le premier octobre 2018. Il avait 94 ans. Voici une de ses plus célèbres chansons, Emmenez-moi, pour lui rendre hommage. Charles Aznavour, one of the greatest French singers, died on October 1, 2018. He was 94 years old. Here is one of his most famous
- [French song : Ma liberté by Georges Moustaki (French and English lyrics on screen)](https://french-and-france.com/?p=16) - Ma liberté (My freedom) by Georges Moustaki, 1969 (album: Le métèque) Georges Moustaki, (né Giuseppe Mustacchi), est un auteur-compositeur-interprète d'origine italo-grecque naturalisé français en 1985. Il est né le 3 mai 1934 à Alexandrie (Egypte) et il est mort le 23 mai 2013 à Nice. Georges Moustaki était aussi artiste-peintre et écrivain.Georges Moustaki, (born Giuseppe Mustacchi), is a
- [French verb: Boire (to drink)](https://french-and-france.com/?p=17) - Present: je bois tu bois il/elle boit nous buvons vous buvez ils/elles boivent Examples: Je bois du café. → I drink/am drinking (some) coffee. Elle boit de la bière. → She drinkss/is drinking (some) beer.
- [French song : La corrida by Francis Cabrel (lyrics on screen)](https://french-and-france.com/?p=18) - La corrida by Francis Cabrel, 1994 (album: Samedi soir sur la Terre) L'originalité de cette chanson est d'exprimer la vision du taureau afin de critiquer la corrida.The originality of this song is to express the vision of the bull in order to criticize bullfighting. To read the translation of the lyrics: https://www.musixmatch.com/lyrics/Francis-Cabrel/La-corrida/translation/english Video author: Carlinou Karaoké
- [French verb: Manger (to eat)](https://french-and-france.com/?p=19) - Present: je mange tu manges il/elle mange nous mangeons vous mangez ils/elles mangent Examples: Je mange du pain. → I eat/am eating some bread. Elle mange de la quiche. → She eats/is eating some quiche.
- [Online French lessons!](https://french-and-france.com/?p=6) - As the French classes are conducted via Skype or Zoom, I can teach you no matter where you are, in the comfort of your home or office. You can learn at your own pace. Don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or want to sign up for lessons. ☟ Homepage: Le Chapeau
- [French greetings](https://french-and-france.com/?p=26) - https://youtu.be/1d3IRdwHvW8
- [French Vocabulary: occupations/professions](https://french-and-france.com/?p=27) - Vocabulary List When you see a "/", it means that there is a masculine and feminine word as actor/actress in English. acteur/actrice = actorartiste (m/f) = artistathlète (m/f) = athlete boulanger/boulangère = bakerboucher = butcher charpentier = carpentercaissier/caissière = cashier fonctionnaire (m/f) = civil servantcuisinier/cuisinière = cook dentiste (m/f) = dentistmédecin = doctor électricien/électricienne = electricianingénieur = engineer pompier = firemanle journaliste (m/f) = journalist avocat/avocate = lawyer/barristerouvrier/ouvrière = manual worker femme de ménage = maidinfirmier/infirmière = nurse peintre = painter pharmacien/pharmacienne = pharmacist/chemistpilote (m/f) = pilot plombier = plumberle policier/policière = police officerhomme politique/femme politique = politicianréceptionniste (m/f) = receptionistchercheur/chercheuse = researchersecrétaire (m/f) = secretary étudiant/étudiante = studentprofesseur = professor/teacher enseignant/enseignante = teacherserveur/serveuse = waiter/waitress écrivain/écrivaine = writergérant/gérante = managermécanicien/mécanicienne = mechanic Your browser
- [To know in French: "savoir" and "connaître"](https://french-and-france.com/?p=28) - How to use savoir et connaître In French,two verbs can be translated by the English verb "to know": savoir and connaître. Present tense conjugation: savoirje saistu saisil saitelle saitnous savonsvous savezils saventelles savent Your browser does not support the audio element. connaîtreje connaistu connaisil connaîtelle connaîtnous connaissonsvous connaissezils connaissentelles connaissent Your browser does not support
- [2017 Pastry World Cup in France!](https://french-and-france.com/?p=29) - Lyon accueillera la Coupe du Monde de Pâtisserie du 22 au 23 janvier.Lyon will host the Pastry World Cup from January 22 to January 23.
- [Le réveillon de Noël/Christmas Eve celebrations](https://french-and-france.com/?p=30) - French [English below] Aujourd'hui, nous sommes le 24 décembre, la veille de Noël. En France, seul le 25 décembre est un jour férié. Cependant, c'est la plus grande fête de l'année. Bien que le 24 décembre ne soit pas férié, c'est le jour du jour du réveillon de Noël. Le réveillon de Noël est un
- [Décès de la grande actrice française Michèle Morgan](https://french-and-france.com/?p=31) - Le 20 décembre 2016, Michèle Morgan, une des plus grandes actrices françaises est décédée. Un de ses rôles les plus connus est celui de Nelly dans Le quai des brumes. On December 20, 2016, Michèle Morgan, one of the greatest French actresses, died. One of his best known roles is that of Nelly in Le
- [Passé composé - French Compound Past Tense](https://french-and-france.com/?p=32) - This tense is made up of two elements: a helping verb (often called an auxiliary verb) and a past participle of the main verb. Helping verb: avoir (to have) / être (to be) Past participle: Infinitive -er ➡ é aimer ➡ aimé manger ➡ mangé aller ➡ allé Infinitive -ir ➡ i finir ➡ fini dormir ➡ dormi partir ➡ parti Infinitive -re / -oir
- [Mont Saint Michel from a drone](https://french-and-france.com/?p=33)
- [Parler de sport/speaking about sports](https://french-and-france.com/?p=34) - Vocabulary 2/ How to say... I like... I do...le tennis → J'aime le tennis. → Je fais du tennis.la natation → J'aime la natation. → Je fais de la natation.l'aïkido → J'aime l'aïkido. → Je fais de l'aïkido. → Je n'aime pas le tennis. → Je ne fais pas de tennis. → Je n'aime pas la natation. → Je ne fais pas de natation.
- [Paris à travers les âges en 3D / Paris Through the Ages in 3D](https://french-and-france.com/?p=35) - Une jolie vidéo pour comment la ville de Paris a évolué au cours de l'histoire.A nice video of how the city of Paris has changed throughout history.
- [Voyage en Alsace / Travel in Alsace](https://french-and-france.com/?p=36) - Français (English below) Fin août, ma famille et moi sommes allés passer quelques jours en Alsace. Nous avons visité Strasbourg, Colmar et le joli village de Riquewhir. Strasbourg est la capitale de la région l'Alsace. C'est une grande ville située au bord du Rhin qui la sépare de l'Allemagne. La cathédrale de Strasbourg Nous avons
- [La cité de Rocamadour / The city of Rocamadour](https://french-and-france.com/?p=37) - The beautiful city of Rocamadour, France. In French and with French subtitles available.This is a video of a TV program called Villages de France on the ARTE Channel. To learn more about Rocamadour on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocamadour
- [Adjectifs possessifs | Possessive adjectives](https://french-and-france.com/?p=38) - masculin féminin pluriel myyourhis/her/itsouryourtheir montonsonnotrevotreleur ma(mon)ta(ton)sa(son)notrevotreleur mes tes mes nos vos leurs French possessive adjectives agree with the gender of the following noun. But in the plural, there is no difference between masculine and feminine. However, before a feminine noun beginning with a vowel or a mute 'h', we use “mon, ton, son” instead of “ma, ta, sa”. For example,
- [Déjeuner du Matin (French subtitles) / Breakfast (Jacques Prévert's poem)](https://french-and-france.com/?p=39) - This beautiful poem is very useful to study the passé composé (French compound past tense) and also the use of the preposition "sans" (without). English translation: Breakfast He poured the coffee Into the cup He poured the milk Into the cup of coffee He put the sugar Into the coffee with milk With a small
- [Le petit déjeuner français / The French Breakfast](https://french-and-france.com/?p=40) - Les Français ne mangent pas beaucoup au petit déjeuner. En général, les adultes boivent un bol ou une grande tasse de café noir ou de café au lait. Ce café est assez fort. On ajoute souvent du sucre. Cependant, de plus en plus de Français boivent du thé le matin. Les enfants ne boivent pas
- [Days of the Week in French / Les jours de la semaine](https://french-and-france.com/?p=42) - Les jours de la semaine lundi Monday mardi Tuesdaymercredi Wednesdayjeudi Thursdayvendredi Fridaysamedi Saturdaydimanche Sunday Your browser does not support the audio element.recording with slow and normal pronunciation.⚠ The days
- [French Future tense](https://french-and-france.com/?p=43) - Construction Take the infinitive (for re-verbs, remove the last e) and add the following endings: er-verbsaimer ir-verbsfinir re-verbsprendre j'aimeraitu aimerasil aimeraelle aimera nous aimeronsvous aimerezils aimerontelles aimeront je finiraitu finirasil finiraelle finira nous finironsvous finirezils finirontelles finiront je prendraitu prendrasil prendraelle prendra nous prendronsvous prendrezils prendrontelles prendront avoir and être are irregular: avoir j'auraitu aurasil
- [Qu'est-ce que vous aimez ? / What do you like?](https://french-and-france.com/?p=44) - Verbs aimer (to like/to love) | adorer (to love/to adore/to really like)détester (to hate) | préférer (to prefer) 1/ Conjugation aimerj'aime nous aimonstu aimes vous aimezil aime ils aimentelle aime elles aiment Your browser does not support the audio
- [Se présenter / Self-introduction](https://french-and-france.com/?p=45) - Introducing yourself (basic version) Example: Bonjour !Je m'appelle Hervé Tisserand.J'habite à Lyon.Je suis* français.Je suis professeur. namethe city where you live.nationalityoccupation Your browser does not support the audio element. * être (=to be)je suis nous sommestu es vous êtesil est
- [Bienvenue / Welcome](https://french-and-france.com/?p=46) - This blog aims to provide lessons and French exercises to help you improve your level of French. It also provides articles in French about France.Ce blog a pour but de proposer des leçons et des exercices de français pour vous aider à améliorer votre niveau de français. Il proposes également des articles en français concernant

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- [Links](https://french-and-france.com/?page_id=94) - Learn French in France: France Langue: Schools in Paris, Nice, Bordeaux, Biarritz and more recently in La Martinique. Inflexyon: Well-known French school in the beautiful city of Lyon. French à La Carte: Private French lessons in Paris (School's blog here) Etoile Institut de Langue: Etoile Institut’s historic location is an oasis of calm in the heart of
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