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[YFred]

Moi je n'ai rien compris. Pouvez vouz expliquer un peu plus?

You don't count; you can only be an honorary at best
si vous don' ; esprit de t.
Merci

[baby-come-fly-with-me]

Moi je n'ai rien compris. Pouvez vouz expliquer un peu plus?

You don't count; you can only be an honorary at best
si vous don' ; esprit de t.
Merci

oh Cher Monsieur

[Nikitas]

Let's go for the strawberries and a cool bottle of Tavel. Less formal than champagne, so much nicer, and no headache!

[Nikitas]

"You don't count; you can only be an honorary at best "

An honorary what?

Reminds me of a row my French Cypriot cousin had with the honorary consul of Greece in Paris.

He said "Tu n'es pas un consul, tu es un peti con sul"

[baby-come-fly-with-me]

Let's go for the strawberries and a cool bottle of Tavel. Less formal than champagne, so much nicer, and no headache!

s'il vous plait..tres tres petite!

[Sega]

My French sucks, so I hardly understand what you people are talking about. Thanks for the information. I will probably go to another European country next year. I loved France, met some real inspiring people. I should really settle down now though

[baby-come-fly-with-me]

Let's go for the strawberries and a cool bottle of Tavel. Less formal than champagne, so much nicer, and no headache!

s'il vous plait..tres tres petite!

ou?????

[Nikitas]

OK let us see which parts of France people love most-

I know Paris, been there several times and it is my favorite big city. But most of all I love the countryside. The Auvergne is neat, especially when you travel southward and reach the summit and start descending southwards. You leave behind the country of fresh cream and wheat, and you suddenly see cypress trees, vignards and olive groves. "Ici c'est le pay du vin" said a French guy, and you really feel it. Wine country, Mediterranean!

Then further south is Roussillon which I also know well, a little village Lodeve, where I met an olive skinned lady with silver ear rings. And from there to the French Spanish border it reminds me of Cyprus, or rather what Cyprus would be if we took care of it.

Eastwards to the Italian border is more affluent, grand. Nice and Cannes are magnificent. And if you turn north a few miles you come to lavender country, an area as big as Mesaoria planted with lavender and othe raromatic herbs. The town of Grasse is the perfume center of France and one of the neatest places on earth.

Monte Carlo is not France legally but pretty similar and the place just reeks of money. All nouveau riche Cypriots should be forced to spend a day in Monte Carlo to cut them down to size.

So what is your favorite place in France? In case you have not guessed, I love the place.

[Nikitas]

Baby you like Tavel? The world's only classed rose wine. I love it, but never seem to find it. Such a heady aroma, some say it is like drinking flowers. Now what more romantic drink than that can there be!

[yialousa1971]

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