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The world is changing, and inclusive or gender neutral language is becoming increasingly common. At least, that’s the case for English. But what ab...
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The mascots of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France are the Phryges (les Phryges). Based on the Phrygian cap (le bonnet phrygien), an iconic sy...
On June 24, 2022, the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, limiting many women’s access to a safe, legal abortion. However you took the news, a...
If you’re planning a trip to Paris or to France - or if you’re already here and making plans for the day - you may be wondering how big a tip you’l...
France is full of amazing landmarks, monuments, and museums. And now that the worst of the pandemic is behind us you can finally visit them! Here ...
With its lavender fields, Herbes de Provence, famous Mediterranean beaches, and (generally) sunny weather, Provence is one of the best-known and mo...
Homes, shelters, temples, churches, and other structures have dotted the French landscape since prehistoric times. Today, you can see everything fr...
When learning and teaching the French language and culture, we tend to focus on mainland France. But of course, that’s not where all Francophones l...
The verb rentrer means “to re-enter”/go back inside”, “go home”, or ”fit inside” – at least most of the time. Let’s learn more about this very co...
Ancient ancestors of many native French people today, the Gauls (often misspelled “guals”) are at once mysterious and familiar (thanks in part to t...