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These bows traditionally worn in the Alsace region. Though not wore daily anymore, they might still be worn during some festivals. A Catholic women would wear a large red bow, while a Protestant women would wear a black one.

Learn more about them here: https://www.tourisme-colmar.com/en/visit/presentation/alsatian-folklore

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Language - Not quite French...not quite German

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Language - Not quite French...not quite German

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Alsace Lorraine has its own language “Alsatian” that is a bit of a mixture of French and German. Germanic language was banned in French schools in 1945, but the people fought against this in the 1970s and now the language is spoken by almost half of its population.

You can learn more about the language by going to this link
https://www.britishcouncil.org/voices-magazine/alsace-culturally-not-quite-french-not-quite-german

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You can listen to a native Alsatian speaker explain the Alsatian language!

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You can listen to a native Alsatian speaker explain the Alsatian language!

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yMf1aVKqsSQ

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Links to other regions

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http://eucenterillinois-language.blogspot.com/2013/03/alsacian-language-with-many-identities.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alsace-Lorraine
https://bloodandfrogs.com/2013/02/fascinating-headdress-where-is-this.html
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/421086633900456262/

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http://folkcostume.blogspot.com/2013/09/overview-of-costumes-of-alsace-or-elsass.html
https://frenchmoments.eu/alsace-region/
https://www.tourisme-colmar.com/en/visit/presentation/alsatian-folklore

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Alsace Lorraine has been fought over by France and Germany and has gone back and forth many times.

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Learn more about the foods of Alsace Lorraine- and how to make them at home!
https://www.thekitchn.com/a-taste-of-alsacelorraine-8-re-128181

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Alsace Lorraine is known for cute villages and beautiful views! Check out some of these with the links bellow!
https://www.tourisme-alsace.com/en/major-points-of-interest/

https://frenchmoments.eu/top-10-things-to-see-in-alsace/

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I really love your padlet. There's so much information! I think that you should take the information in a comment on the post and make it into it's own post connected to it.

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A lot of important cultural info and good amount of photos. Maybe add restaurants.

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I love how much info you have (and your background). I like how the boxes are more scattered around as well. I might add is something about the geography/climate? It looks really good

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I liked the video of the man  talking in the native language. You added a lot of important information.

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I like all of your visuals and pictures you use. I might add a list of some of the popular food and drink instead of just a link.

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Allemagne- Germany
un nœud dans les cheveux-a hair bow
le vin-the wine
de village- a village
les cigognes- the storks
un château- a castle

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Alsace Lorraine is known for its storks! They are seen as a symbol of happiness, faithfulness, and fertility.

to learn more about these birds visit this link!
https://francetravelplanner.com/go/alsace/storks.html