On The Subject Of French Teenagers Eat
Michael asks…
What is the most fattening type of food american ( teenagers) eat?
So far, I have cut out every drink except water from my diet. I’m removing one food type each week in hopes of losing weight. Is it chips? Candy? French Fries? Ice cream? What should i remove next?
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Categories: Questions Tags: Fast food, Food and drink, French language, Hospitality/Recreation, McDonald's, Nutrition, Quick, restaurant, Stewart McIntosh
On The Subject Of French Vacations
Maria asks…
french vacations?
hey for our french class we’re doing a project on where french adults go on their vacation within france. so if you know.. please reply, thanks.
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Categories: France Holiday Tags: Education, French language, Holidays, Stewart McIntosh, summer, Summer camp, Summer vacation
On The Subject Of French Language
Thomas asks…
French Language?
I want to learn French language at my own pace with no pressure from whatsoever or whoever. Any french tutor online who is sweet enough to give lessons?
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On The Subject Of France News In English
Charles asks…
Is there any websites where I can read news from different countries in English?
I’m interested in news from: France, Turkey, Iran, Italy, Russia e.t.c
Thank you
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Categories: Questions Tags: culture, English language, France, French language, Languages of Africa, Languages of Belize, Languages of Oceania, Languages of the Philippines, Languages of the United Kingdom, Languages of the United States, Nicolas Sarkozy, Regional accents of English, Spanish language, Stewart McIntosh
On The Subject Of French Language San Francisco
Sharon asks…
Where can I donate foreign-language novels in the San Francisco Bay Area?
I’m a writer with about a dozen boxes of my first and second books in French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Swedish and Polish. They’re crime novels and written/translated at the level that they’d require fluent readers, not beginners in a new language. There are too many to just dump on my local library, and I hate to just throw them all in a recycling bin. Ideas?
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On The Subject Of French Teenagers
William asks…
French Teenagers??????
i am going to france for 3 months from november to february and i am wondering how french teens differ from australian teens (what they like, what they like to do for fun, how they dress, french school routines)….. i know this sounds silly but im kinda worried how well i will fit in there and if there is anything i can do that will help my new friends accept me better 
thnks!! any tips about any thing in france would be great also xxxxxxxx
Stewart McIntosh answers:
Well, I answered a question quite similar to yours a couple of weeks ago, if it can help =>
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AsZe5EzKSg5v87iQunVbA7nty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20101212154433AAl3I9g
George asks…
French teenagers and music: how often do they listen? and other details?
I am doing a report on the French culture and teenager’s music. I already know popular songs and artists so I do not need that, but I need to know how often they listen, how it affects them, and anything else you think may be important! Please help!
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English as a Second Language
The majority of English speakers coming to France are a little nervous about speaking French as a second language and one finds a similar reaction amongst French students who are learning to speak English. But some 18 to 25 years old French students are paying up to $6,000 annually to master a second language they all studied for six years in high school before earning their Baccalauréat degrees and entering the job market.
Categories: Education Tags: Baccalauréat, cultural products, Education, Education in France, English as a foreign or second language, English-language education, even advertising, Foreign language, France, French immersion, French language, Julien Petitpas, Language acquisition, Language education, Language schools, Languages of the United States, Modern language, Multilingualism, Nicolas Sarkozy, Paris, president, Sociolinguistics, USD, wider tool