If you’ve ever been to France, you know that the French really know how to kiss. But is it really all that different from anywhere else? According to legend, the French invented kissing, and they’re the best at it. But is there any truth to this claim? Let’s take a look at the history of kissing and see what we can learn.
Grasse, located in the south of France, is known as the world capital of perfumes. In fact, many famous brands such as Chanel and Hermès have their headquarters there. But what makes Grasse so special? The city has a long history of perfume-making that dates back to the 17th century. Additionally, the climate and soil in Grasse are perfect for growing flowers like jasmine and lavender, which are used to make perfumes. If you’re interested in learning more about this charming French city, keep reading!
Hey students! Looking to learn more about the French language? You’re in luck, because I’m here to talk to you about all the different types of French.
There’s Standard French, which is spoken in France and other francophone countries. Then there are the regional languages, which are dialects that are specific to certain parts of France. And finally, there are the patois, which are even more localized dialects that can be quite difficult to understand.
So whether you’re planning on traveling to France or just want to sound like a native speaker, make sure you learn all about these different varieties of French!
Imagine a world where the airplane, the jeans, the movie theater, the aspirin, the bra, the Sim card, the sketchbook, the aquarium, the camera function of your cell phone or the tin can would not exist (sounds like a surrealist poem!)
Not really conceivable, is it? Well, without French inventors, all these revolutionary developments might never have seen the light of day!
And you thought that the Hexagon was only the country of gastronomy, culture, art of living and the Tour de France… Let’s take a closer look at it all!
I don’t know about you, but I always love when my French students demonstrate in class. It’s just so entertaining to see them passionately waving their flags and chanting about whatever it is they’re protesting. What makes the French so drawn to these demonstrations? Why do they love to protest? And what are the consequences of all this protesting? Stay tuned for my thoughts on the matter…
Every French student learns about the symbolism of the French flag early on in their education. The blue, white, and red colors represent the three ideals of the French Republic: democracy, liberty, and equality.
But do you know the story behind how this flag came to be? Tune in to learn more!
In France, the aperitif is a very important moment. It’s a time to relax and enjoy some good company and conversation. And of course, it’s also a time to savor some delicious drinks and snacks! Whether you’re enjoying an apéritif with friends or family, it’s always a special occasion. So sit back, relax, and let’s explore everything there is to know about the French aperitif!
What comes to mind when you think of the French Riviera? For most people, it’s a picture-perfect paradise with sparkling turquoise waters, beautiful sandy beaches, and charming villages dotting the coastline. If you’re thinking of packing your bags for a vacation on the Riviera, you’re definitely not alone! every year, millions of tourists flock to this region to soak up its sun and Mediterranean atmosphere. Whether you’re looking for a quiet getaway or an action-packed adventure, the French Riviera has something for everyone. Keep reading to learn more about what makes this region so special – and why it should be at the top of your travel list!
Most high school students have never heard of The French Connection. Heck, most people have never even heard of it! But, it’s one of the biggest drug busts in history. In this post, we’re going to take a look at what The French Connection was, how it was busted and the aftermath.
Are you ready? Let’s go!
Do you know what the Three Musketeers are? No, not those guys. I’m talking about the French national sports teams: football (soccer), basketball, and handball. These teams are called the Three Musketeers because they’re all unbelievably good at their respective sports. France is a powerhouse in each of these sports, and if you’re a student interested in any of them, then you need to know about the Three Musketeers. And today, we are going to put the focus on the basketball team of France…