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Ss France: parce que je suis francais(e) because I am French parce que je suis ne(e) en France because I was born in France parce qu'on est ne en France because you are born in France
These responses offered by many French children give further indication of a kind of unconditional approach to loving one's country. It is enough to be born there to love the place, just as one does not choose to love one's parents; they are your parents and you love them because of that fact. Some also applied this principle to their town as a part of France:
parce que je suis Marseillais et que je suis ne a Marseille because I am Marseillais and I was bom in MarseillesThe food and wines of France are at their unsurpass franceable best in Air France planes, for this is a major point of pride, being the hallmark of Gallic travel. In this department pre-eminently your host becomes a perfectionist, for France invented fine food in the modern world, as everybody knows and freely admits. Other nations and their air services emphasize the fact by engaging French chefs and caterers and by printing their most pretentious menus in the French language. On my last Air France cross franceing, a first-class france but not "super" one, pass franceengers were served this evening menu:
France and Spain.—So varied was the Romanesque architecture of France, that some scholars have distinguished 15 or more styles. Provence, in southeastern France, was for centuries a prosperous province of the Roman Empire; indeed many of the best preserved Roman buildings are still extant there. Hence, it is not surprising that details of Provencal buildings are often quite class franceic in character. |
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