Discuss in English why these generalizations are made. Think of two other generalizations about French-speaking people or countries? Are they fair and accurate? Why or why not? Try to find out about one generalization some French-speaking countries or people may have about Americans. In French, answer these two questions: if it is fair and accurate? If so why, if not, why not?

Le marché a bakery for croissants, bread, baguettes 2. le centre commercial a supermarket 3. la boulangerie a mall 4. la boucherie a tobacco, postcard, magazine, candy shop 5. la charcuterie a bookstore 6. le tabac a butcher shop with whole animals, like cows, chickens, and lambs. 7. le grand magasin a meat shop for prepared meats like sausages, ham, etc. 8. l'hypermarché a market 9. la librairie a department store 10. la bijouterie a jewelry shop

Ineed to pass this french class! marking how would you like to travel to a place where french is spoken? this is your chance to plan the perfect vacation! if you have a local tourism office, you can visit it for information. alternatively, you can use a library or the internet to plan your trip. you plan should be for at least one week. you must track how much money it will cost to travel, stay in the places you choose and eat. choose points of interest and how much they will cost. write the plan for your trip mostly in english. two sentences should be in french. have fun! i know its extra but im

Comment s'appelle la personne qui prend les commandes des clients dans un restaurant