Le café:
La Romantique:
Le pain:
l'obsession:
la façade:
le réalisateur (the director):
le surnom (nickname):
les vieux:
le taxi:
la peste:
les directions:
le tip:
le métro:
le journal:
le météo:
There are countless books written by anglophones about the mysteries of les français. It's an obsession, really. However, this blog seems to be written from the viewpoint of a Parisian in New York. The author, Vahram Muratyan, successfully captures the cultural subtitles of daily, metropolitan life in a simple yet effective manner. As you may or may not know, I am in my second year of teaching English teacher in France. Therefore, I hope to capture and record on this blog more of these Franco-American musings as gracefully as Vahram. On verra...
I found this blog recently too! It's SO awesome. I can look at these forever. I love Paris. I've only been twice, and for a limited amount of time, but I love the romantic, laid-back feel of the city. NY on the other hand, is so nuts, but I love it too. My family's from NY, and the city feels like home to me.
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I really enjoyed this post! Most of them were too true! :)
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Thank you for your comment, I loved your post, so so awesome!
ReplyDeletethese are adorable :) and so true! x
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