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La France Hélène, Annetje and Boris

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La FranceHélène, Annetje and Boris

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L’hexagone

65,950,000 inhabitants

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L’hexagone

65,950,000 inhabitants

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Cororico !!!

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The Gaul's rooster

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Our ancestors: the Gauls

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*: So, then, young man, who were our ancestors?

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*: So, then, young man, who were our ancestors?

Our ancestors: the Gauls

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Our ancestors: the Gauls

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*: So, then, young man, who were our ancestors?

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Our ancestors: the Gauls

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*: So, then, young man, who were our ancestors?

Clovis (466-511): The first king of the

Franks to unite all of the Frankish tribes

under one ruler

NB: Germanic

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Our ancestors: the Gauls

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*: So, then, young man, who were our ancestors?

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*: So, then, young man, who were our ancestors?

Our ancestors: the Gauls

WHY?

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Before the revolution

Nb: Germanic

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After the revolution

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We like friends And having a laugh

We like eating and drinking

We are undisciplined (and scrapper)

We are courageous

We are always complaining

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But French are not nationalist

NB: • We don’t display our nationality (no flag, clothes, pendant… cf. WWII)

…except for sport events (cocorico!)• Big mix of origins: many French have foreigner origins (due to the colonies) and will

stick to these origins (flag, clothes pendants..).

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But French are not nationalist

NB: • We don’t display our nationality (no flag, clothes, pendant… cf. WWII)

…except for sport events• Big mix of origins: many French have foreigner origins (due to the colonies) and will

stick to these origins (flag, clothes pendants..).

• Wont don’t speak English because we CANNOT, not because we don’t want to (at least most of the people). Some may also be incredibly shy to use the little bit of English they know.

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well… maybe just a little bit …

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French people in foreign countries

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French people in foreign countries

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French people in foreign countries

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLRTtHByPn4

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French Food

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French wines

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French Cheese

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French food facts

The French view eating as culture. France has a different cheese for almost every day of the

year. In France, people eat approximately 500,000,000 snails per

year. Ten billion baguettes are produced each year in France. By

law, a traditional baguette can only have three ingredients: flour, yeast and salt, and must weigh 250 grams.

Wine is considered an important part of the French meal. "Wine ...the intellectual part of the meal." - Alexandre Dumas, 1873.

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Another French fact

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