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No, they are not.

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5. Are you interested in this information?

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5. Are you interested in this information?

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Non, I am not.

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3. Is Marine Le Pen le president of France ?

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3. Is Marine Le Pen le president of France ?

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No, she is not.

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Yes, it is un departement of France.

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Yes, it is un free country.

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There are beautiful landscapes.

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4. What are the particularities of France?

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4. What are the particularities of France?

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They are the idiomatic expressions, the passion for cheese, "la baguette" and "la bise".

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It is a national symbol.

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In Europe.

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3. What is the name of the French greeting ?

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3. What is the name of the French greeting ?

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It is "La bise".

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The French language is rich in idiomatic expressions.

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Traditionally there are between 350 and 400 different types of French cheese – although today there are close to 1,000 varieties.

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French women love bread! The baguette is a food that has become essential to their diet. Every French woman consumes 160 grams a day. And every second, 320 baguettes are consumed and produced in France

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It is a greeting consisting of placing one’s cheek against another’s, making a kiss noise, then repeating it on the opposite side. A la bise is sometimes accompanied with an embrace.

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Marianne represents the "Triumph of the Republic"

Marianne is one of the most prominent symbols of France, yet her origins remain a mystery.

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14 July.

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The official French national anthem in 1795.

"La Marseillaise" was written and composed by Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle, Captain of the Engineers in the Rhine Army, when he was posted in Strasbourg in 1792.