The mysteries of French conversation revealed in 20 easy chapters that take readers beyond what the French say to explain what they really mean.
“A lively and informative description of the country’s cultural habits and social codes. First-time travellers to France will find useful tips, and for most North Americans this is a good introduction to the long history and complex culture of the country.” — Lysiane Gagnon, The Globe and Mail
“A lively and informative description of the country’s cultural habits and social codes. First-time travellers to France will find useful tips, and for most North Americans this is a good introduction to the long history and complex culture of the country.” — Lysiane Gagnon, The Globe and Mail
“I love this book.” — Michael Patrick Schiels, Michigan’s Big Show
“Very funny” — Rudy Maxa’s World with the Careys
“Packed with fascinating insights.” — 49th Shelf
“Engaging and often funny, filled with examples drawn from the authors’ experiences, this is a guide to the most essentiel of French arts: conversation.” —Ann Mah, author of “Mastering the Art of French Eating”
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |