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08/06/2024

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07/10/2022

L'Arc de Triomphe, the second largest triumphal arch in the world, is a very significant symbol of French identity. Its construction began on August 15, 1806 on Napoleon's birthday to celebrate the military achievements of the French troops. It took nearly 30 years for the construction of this magnificent monument. However, Napoleon wasn’t alive to see the finished product which forever remains as a feeling of regret in the hearts of French.

It sits at the centre of a circular plaza at Champs-Élysées from which twelve roads radiate, almost in the form of a star (étoile). This is precisely why it is also called Arc de Triomphe de l’Étoile.
Doesn’t reading this make you want to go there? Us too!

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Important points you need know about French Alphabets.

Still not sure about the pronunciations of the alphabets, go back to our alphabet reel to practice again !

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05/10/2022

The white dress was first worn by Anne of Brittany in 1499 while marrying Louis XII. However, this tradition didn’t gain popularity until 1840 when Queen Victoria got married to Prince Albert.
No wonder France is so fashionable!

05/10/2022

A monumental marvel, the Eiffel Tower never ceases to impress. La Tour Eiffel can be seen at Paris which was constructed to show off France’s modern mechanical advancement.

The French “being French” hated the tower at first. They protested against the tower, calling it a ‘gigantic black smokestack,’ which is ironic because France's most significant landmark now is the tower itself lol.
Hey, and believe us when we tell you that the tower has a LOT of fan-following! A woman from America actually married the Eiffel Tower in 2007.

05/10/2022

Les Nombres in French can be a little tricky but nothing a little practice can’t fix!

Trust us, you don’t have to be odd to be the number one here😉

08/09/2022

étre and avoir, the two french superverbs are commonly used in most sentences. These verbs are called ‘auxiliaries’ and they are used in many french compound tenses. Their relationship is an interesting one!

Enroll in one of our courses at Edustudio to master these verbs :)
Link to the website in bio!

06/09/2022

Did you know that in France, every year since April 1944, a competition called Le Grand Prix de la Baguette is held to determine who makes the best baguettes? Every year, a winner is chosen by a panel of judges using a complex scoring system to award the title of the best baguette in Paris.
Get bread-y to take a trip to France with us ;)

02/09/2022

The continental territory of France is bordered on the northeast by Luxembourg and Belgium, on the east by Switzerland, Italy and Germany and on the south by Spain and the Mediterranean sea. Corsica is an island in the Mediterranean that is also treated as a part of the country. A lot of neighbours, I see.🇨🇵
Quiz: What is the nickname of France?
Hint: The clue lies in the map.🗺️

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02/09/2022

French and English share the same, 26-letter Latin alphabet. However, the sounds of each alphabet is different in French than how it is in English. The most obvious difference is the emphasis on nasal sounds in French. 🔤
Let’s try a little activity!
Drop the French equivalents of the first letter in your name in the comments below! 🇫🇷

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02/09/2022

The Louvre museum is the world’s largest art museum located in Paris, France. It is best known for being the home of the priceless art, Mona Lisa.
It is so large that nobody will ever be able to see it “all” in one visit. It has four floors: each assigned for a particular period in history.

Being the wonder that it is, The Louvre is the most visited historical monument in France with over 10 million visitors every year!

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