EnglishInFrance

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by EnglishInFrance 10y ago
See: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/11/frenchman-given-s... "Man names Wi-Fi network “Daesh 21,” prosecuted under French anti-terror law. New law forbids “public praise” of terrorism, punishable
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by EnglishInFrance 10y ago
Let me know if you find reliable numbers. The French culture on this is very different, people simply don't talk about money and salary. I found a starting salary survey in a business magazine that indicated graduates of the top 5 engi
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by EnglishInFrance 10y ago
I think the problem is that there is a complete disconnect between those in government that are "trying" as you say, and those who execute the day to day bureaucracy. Let's take an example directly from this announcement: &qu
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by EnglishInFrance 10y ago
I believe this is entirely too dismissive of a very complex and important subject. As a native English speaker living in France, I would strongly advise anyone considering living and working here that it is absolutely critical to speak, rea
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by EnglishInFrance 10y ago
When compared to a country that has high levels of English literacy such as the Netherlands, there's a major difference here. You will be able to get by just fine in Paris for things like restaurants and hotels, but as soon as you have
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by EnglishInFrance 10y ago
I disagree. I've heard this from people here, however after living here for some time, I believe the reality is that if you don't speak fluent French, you will be at a severe disadvantage.