Feu d’artifice du 14 juillet 2008 …, originally uploaded by y.caradec I hope everyone had a wonderful Bastille Day whether in France, the United States, […] Read More
Category: french culture
President George W. Bush has been in Europe this past week with First Lady Laura Bush (they will return Monday), and one of their stops […] Read More
Guillaume Apollinaire (b. Wilhelm Albert Vladimir Apollinaris Kostrowitzky) was a poet and playwright of Polish decent, but spent most of his youth in France. He […] Read More
If you’re a busy person, you’ll love the modern version of “learn French in your car” CDs or cassettes: “learn French on your iPod” podcasts! […] Read More
You don’t have to be living in France to watch television or listen to the radio in French! Many French television networks and radio stations […] Read More
I recently interviewed one of my high school French teachers, Barbara Lynaugh, for a school project. I asked her questions about promoting French literacy, and […] Read More
Here’s the latest and the greatest from the blogosphere on French language and culture! The French Journal explores the latest French film releases. This French […] Read More
Today’s post is written by my friend Erin Tallman, who has studied abroad in the south of France and she has this wonderful program to […] Read More
Kamini is a French rapper who came into popularity about a year ago with a rap video he posted on YouTube paying homage to his […] Read More
Alexandre Dumas’ great novel Les trois mousquetaires comes alive in manga (Japanimation) form in the Japanese cartoon series Sous le signe des trois mousquetaires. Obviously […] Read More
