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Tag Archives: paris
Our terror – the French care!
As we plunge into our horror and puzzlement over our recurring acts of terrorism, we tend not to realize that people in other countries are also horrified. Just as some of us were when the French were attacked last November … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Perspectives, French culture, French-American relations
Tagged Bataclan, Orlando, paris, terrorism, twin towers
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Paris Off the Beaten Path
If you think you’ve ‘done’ Paris, think again. Many new sites and experiences have developed since the old nuggets. See the following article: Dipping into a French melting pot, by Farai Chideya
Posted in Cultural Perspectives, French culture, News from France
Tagged ethnic neighborhoods, paris, paris tourism
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More New Sites Non-Parisians Don’t See in Paris:
Michèle M. continues to share with us the new developments in Paris that visitors don’t know about. The following two sites are for those who can spend more time there: L’étranger qui séjournerait davantage pourrait apprécier les petites novations locales … Continue reading
What Non-Parisians Don’t See in Paris
Michèle tells us what we, visitors, don’t see in Paris. She’s giving us an overview here, first, and in the next few days, we’ll get some details. Il y a une grande tendance : le déplacement progressif de la vie … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Aubervilliers, northeast of Paris, Ourcq, Pantin, paris, Stalingrad
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Synonyms for basics and for sex terms
That would be a good study: comparing the number of synonyms in various languages. Which synonyms were you thinking of? I would imagine that most synonyms would be express basic phenomena like “I’m hungry,” “I want…,” “I need,” and “I … Continue reading
List of Paris Restaurant Recommendations by American Fans
Un ami, Eric, m’a demandé: Je me disais : si j’avais des amis américains qui venaient à Paris et qui me demandaient l’adresse de 3 restaurants “sympa-typique-parisiens” qui laissent un bon souvenir, je ne saurais pas quoi leur indiquer ! … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Perspectives, Only in France !, Reasons to learn French, Tourism in France
Tagged cuisine, French, paris, restaurants
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The Hygienic Dangers of Paris !
A hysterical WSJ article about the dangers of Paris. Seems that the situation is worse in NY, but Eric, the student who sent it to me, is wondering about his upcoming trip to the city. I told him that it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged bad behavior, cleanliness, paris, pee, pipi, sidewalks, streets
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Bike Worries Realized in Paris Rental System
A French friend wrote me recently about the success and dangers of the previously-promising Paris rental bike system. (cf., fall ’07 post) Ten days later, the dangers had hit home: a woman she knew was killed on one of those … Continue reading
Paris is speeding past us !
Proof that Paris has changed over the last few years is this new Paris phenomenon, rollerblading across Paris by night with people of all ages, nationalities, and kinds: http://www.pari-roller.com. If you ever saw a woman wearing running shoes in … Continue reading
Posted in Anglicisms Invade, News from France, Uncategorized
Tagged athletics, bicycle, bike, france, green, paris, rollerblade, sports
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Paris’ future
To read about Sarkozy’s ambitions for Paris, you can check out this article in L’Express.
Posted in News from France
Tagged Grand Paris, Ile-de-France, paris, Sarkozy, transports
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