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Côte d'Ivoire. Côte-d'Ivoire est un pays sur la côte ouest de l'Afrique. C'était une colonie de France, mais il a été une république indépendante depuis 1960. Il a plus de 60 groupes ethniques. Il  y a beaucoup de langues africaines, mais la langue officielle est le français. la Côte d'Ivoire a une forte culture de la musique et de la littérature. La plus grande ville du pays, Abidjan, est connue sous le nom de Paris de l'Afrique avec beaucoup d’attractions. Le football est le sport majeur en Côte d'Ivoire, avec une équipe dans chaque ville. Yaya Touré est un joueur célèbre. il y a peu de tourisme parce que la politique du pays est moins stable.

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Elle a été fondée en 1718. La ville a été nommée d'après le duc d'Orléans. En 1764, les premiers Acadiens sont arrivés à la Nouvelle-Orléans. Ces Canadiens français sont devenus connus sous le nom de Cajun et encore influencer la culture. Elle a gardé la culture française même sous la gouverne de l'Espagne. Le Vieux carre est très populaire auprès des touristes surtout pendant Mardi Gras. Il ya beaucoup de la langue francaise a la Nouvelle-Orleans tel que “Mardi Gras”, “beignet “, et “laissez
les bon temps rouer”. La rue Bourbon est une autre example. Il ya beaucoup de la cuisine francaise
a la Nouvelle-Orleans aussi. Le restaurant, “Le Cafe du Monde”, a été fondé en 1862 et est toujours ouvert. La ville célèbre la Journée Bastille comme France le 14 juillet.

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Polynésie française appartient de France. Cinq archipels est dans le centre-sud de l’océan Pacifique. Les nomes de le cinq archipels est les îles Society, l’archipel des Tuamotu, les îles Gambier, les îles Marquises et les îles Tubuai. Le plus grand île est Tahiti. Il y a beaucoup des tourisme dans Tahiti et Bora-Bora. Il a aussi climat tropical qui est chaud et humide. La plupart des gens dans les îles sont classés comme polynésiens, mais beaucoup sont aussi en partie d’origine européenne ou asiatique. Les langues officielles sont le français et tahitien et la culture et les arts polynésiens traditionnels, tels que la danse (apprivoisement), la musique, le tatouage et la religion.

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Monace est tres petit et tres riche. célèbre pour le casino et les plages. Il y a climat méditerranéen doux. La famille royale, les Grimaldis, règnent depuis 1297. Plus de un quart de Monaco's population est composé de citoyens français. Seul un cinquième de la population est d’origine monégasque. La plupart des gens sont catholiques et la langue officielle est le français.

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Malgache est le quatrième plus grande île dans le monde. Malagasy est le langue nationale mais francais est parlé partout aussi. Fait amusant: Comorien est parlé parmi immigrants de Comores.

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Je suis allé à Québec avec mon père l'été de 2018 Quand j'y étais, je suis visite a Le Château Frontenac. C'est très grand et il y a très belle architecture, mais on reste a l'hotel qui nome est Le Concorde. Aussi, il y a beaucoup des restaurants et je mange des poisson-frites tout le temps. Aussi je mange le pâtes.

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A Paris, il y a beaucuop des attractions touristiques. Par example, il y a Le Tour Eiffel, la louvre, et beaucoup des attractions touristiques.

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Top 10 sights in Paris - 10 essential things to see in Paris

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Discover the best things to see and do in Paris with this list of top 10 tourist attractions in the capital of Paris.

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Le cœur et l'âme de la langue française. La langue français est aussi vieux que de le huit siècle AD. Il vient de la langue latine. La France abrite également de villes comme Paris, Nice, Marseille, Annecy

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Ma présentation pour la culture Africain.

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Le population est 77 million mais Seulement 1 per cent de Le Vietnam parle en français avec tout type de compétence. Le colonialisme de francais dans Le Vietnam a dure plus de soixante ans. Dans le fin de 1880, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia sont commande par francais (Francais Indochinois). C'est fini en 1954. Le Vietnam a beaucoup de cuisine francais. C'est omlette, croissent et baguettes.  Ici tu paut lire comment Francais influence vietnamienne couture.

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From 1887 until the Geneva Accord of 1954, Vietnam was part of French Indochina, a colonial possession which also included Laos and Cambodia. Even now, more than 60 years later, it's easy to find French influences throughout the region. Those years under French control brought on rapid change, forever leaving their mark on Vietnam-good and bad. Despite the efforts of the Vietnamese government to erase anything they perceived to be out of line with their image of a unified and independent Vietnam, French culture is too deeply ingrained. It's part of the fabric of Vietnam now.

Many staple foods in Vietnam are French dishes modified to include local ingredients: omelets, baguettes, croissants and anything fried in butter. Certain ingredients-cauliflower, zucchini, pate and potatoes, among others-were introduced to Vietnam during the colonial years. Some dishes arose from the demands of French authorities and their families, while others came from Vietnamese cooks, incorporating their new ingredients. Much of what we know as distinctly Vietnamese cuisine has French influences.

Linguistics

While China has undoubtedly had more influence over the Vietnamese language, anyone with even a rudimentary knowledge of French will hear familiar words in Vietnam. The words for cheese, neckties, butter, bread, father (pa), beer and many, many others are all phonetic copies of French words.

Besides sharing words, Vietnamese as you see it today only looks the way it does because French colonial authorities promoted the Romanized version created by Alexandre De Rhodes, a Jesuit missionary who also helped to bring about the next major cultural influence.

Catholics in Vietnam make up approximately seven percent of the population. Holidays like Easter and Christmas, while not nearly as widely celebrated as they are in the West, have their own Vietnamese traditions. It's common to see people wearing a cross around their neck, and many families have an alter to Jesus in their home, near their ancestor shrine. Vietnam is officially atheistic, but the government doesn't interfere with people practicing their faith these days. Also, some of the most famous buildings in Vietnam are churches.

Architecture

In certain cities-most notably Dalat, Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) and Hanoi-there are still wonderful examples of French architecture, with their high arches, balconies, columns and pleasing symmetries. Some of the more remarkable buildings are the Hanoi Opera House, the Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon and the many colonial villas and mansions in the hills surrounding Dalat. Even today, rich Vietnamese still build villas with French architectural features, whereas government buildings tend to be more austere.

If it weren't for the colonial French and their preference for Dalat's cool mountain climate, this little city would be a very different place. For a time, it was the summer capital of French Indochina. The colonial authorities couldn't handle the oppressive heat and rains of the lowlands, so they retreated to their villas and mansions around Dalat. Because of the unique climate, the colonial French also helped to make Dalat into an agricultural powerhouse. Many ingredients used throughout Vietnam can only grow around Dalat.

Elsewhere in Asia, bread isn't as popular a dish-at least, nothing like it is in Vietnam. Here, millions of people eat banh mi sandwiches for breakfast every single day. Baguettes were introduced by the French, but Vietnamese use rice flour instead, for obvious reasons. The bread is more airy and porous, distinctly Vietnamese. Today, there are French-style bakeries throughout Vietnam, part of a resurgence of international culture making its way back into the country as it modernizes.

While the white suits of the early 20th century are gone, there are still other fashion influences that remain. The ao dai, a traditional Vietnamese outfit, is the best example. Prior to the French, the ao dai was more conservative-a flowing robe which didn't accentuate the sexual parts of the body. The influx of French tailors, along with the tastes of the colonial rulers, changed the ao dai into what we know it as today: a voluptuous outfit which accentuates curves, made of thin silk. For men, the trousers and collared shirts, still popular among even workers, were first introduced by French tailors. Though now, American styles have taken over.

In the days before French Indochina, education was reserved for elites-for mandarins who served as bureaucrat scholars to the dynastic Nguyen emperors. Under the French, the education system became westernized. People could specialize, rather than studying broadly for the purpose of ruling. The French also introduced schooling up to the third grade-but not out of some sense of egalitarianism. They needed to train more clerks and assistants to handle the mundane duties of colonial rule.

Infrastructure

The colonial French-behind their facetious notion of spreading civilization to their colonies-did leave behind modern infrastructure which Vietnam still uses to this day. The famous Reunification Express, the railway line between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, was originally built under French rule. Many of the roads and bridges in Vietnam were also first built under French supervision. Probably the most famous example is the Long Biên Bridge in Hanoi-formerly the Paul Doumer Bridge. One unsung hero of French infrastructure is the sanitation system they left behind, especially in Ho Chi Minh City. Without French infrastructure, this city of almost ten million would've been much smellier.

Long since replaced by bicycles and motorbikes, you can still find these holdouts of the French colonial days in the touristy areas around the country-near the Citadel in Hue, District 1 in Ho Chi Minh City and in Hanoi's Old Quarter. They conjure images of French aristocracy chauffeured around Saigon, fanning themselves under the scorching midday sun. They're a strange reminder of a different era.

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A Number Of Ways France Influenced Vietnamese Culture

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Learn about how French colonial rule in Indochina still influences Vietnamese culture to this day.

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Fondue au fromage est un plat populaire dans La Suisse. Tres déliceux.

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Ingrédients

Préparation

1. Frotter l'intérieur du caquelon avec une gousse d'ail. Hacher les deux gousses et les déposer dans le caquelon.

2. Ajouter le fromage, la fécule, le poivre et la muscade. Bien mélanger.

3. Ajouter le vin et chauffer à feu moyen en remuant sans arrêt à la cuillère de bois jusqu'à ce que le fromage soit fondu et que la préparation soit homogène.

4. Laisser mijoter très doucement environ 30 secondes, ajouter le kirsch. Rectifier l'assaisonnement. Déposer sur le réchaud et servir immédiatement avec les accompagnements.

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Fondue au fromage suisse (la meilleure) | Ricardo

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Ingrédients Frotter l'intérieur du caquelon avec une gousse d'ail. Hacher les deux gousses et les déposer dans le caquelon. Ajouter le fromage, la fécule, le poivre et la muscade. Bien mélanger. Ajouter le vin et chauffer à feu moyen en remuant sans arrêt à la cuillère de bois jusqu'à ce que le fromage soit fondu et que la préparation soit homogène.

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Voici, tu peux voir La Suisse dans un 3d image. Tu peux aussi preparer un voyage a La Suisse. Dans le lac leman (Lake Geniva), cèst ici que les Nations Unies sont situeés. La suisse a quatre langues: Francais, Italien, Allemand, et Romanche. La Suisse fait beaucoup de intéresent horloges à coucou. Les Avants est un hôtel cette ma mere allée à quand icétait un pensionnat. j'aime le chocolate et La Suisse connu pour en faire tres bon chocolate. Dans La Suisse, il y a beaucoup de montagne. Ils s'appellent Alpes Suisses.

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Un pays - en un seul billet. Effectuez un nombre illimité de courses sur le réseau de transports publics pour 3, 4, 8 ou 15 jours consécutifs, plus accédez gratuitement à plus de 500 musées.

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Voyages, Vacances, Congrès | Suisse Tourisme

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