what do u know about france, except stereotyps like stick of bread and berret...?

Answer 1

I know that Avignon is really hard to drive in, that the people are passionate and helpful to tourists, and that the food and wine are divine

Answer 2

Legal age to work is 16, but you aren't likely to find a job before you're 18.

They believe firmly in history, tradition, and continuancy - you get a job after graduation and keep it for the rest of your life.

They really do have a problem with racial and religious discrimination.

They eat a hot dog by putting it in a baguette that is cut in half with a hole drilled down the center!

Yogurt comes unsweetened, and peanut butter is almost impossible to find. Hot chocolate is made by heating milk and melting a chocolate bar into it.

Computers aren't as prevalent there; in the US, for instance, a college campus will have several computer labs where students can go to work. Not so in France.

Gas is more expensive.

Lunch breaks last about 2 hours.

School on Saturdays! At least in the morning. And you don't play sports through school; that's done through the community.

Answer 3

Well, its capital is Paris, which has a latitude approximately equal to that of San Francisco. It has beaches on the Atlantic Ocean, North Sea and Carribbean Sea.

France is well known for making fine wines. Additionally, one of my favorites, dijon mustard, is made there.

They are a socialist-oriented nation, and often have civic unrest associated with labor issues.

Women there go topless on the beach.

Answer 4

I loved france so beautiful. Paris is amazing. The country side is amazing. All you have to do is look and you shall find some of the most beautiful sites in the world.

Answer 5

Don't forget about the whine [wine]

Answer 6

they are traders, that cant make up there mind and they love to smoke

Answer 7

a whole lot.