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[F.R.E.E] [D.O.W.N.L.O.A.D] [R.E.A.D] The Bonjour Effect: The Secret Codes of FrenchConversation Revealed {read online}[F.R.E.E][D.O.W.N.L.O.A.D][R.E.A.D] The BonjourEffect: The SecretCodes of FrenchConversationRevealed {read online}DescriptionPraise for The Bonjour Effect:'The authors clearly had a ball researching the book, and their gleeis infectious. The writing is as light as it is substantive, and if that sounds like a contradiction, Iwould refer you to a soufflÃ©'â€“ New York Times Book Review'Whether you're an expat inFrance, or simply dream of living there one day, The Bonjour Effect is a helpful resource tocracking the arcane cultural code. Engaging and often funny, filled with examples drawn from theauthors' experiences, this is a guide to the most essential of French arts: conversation.' â€“ AnnMah, author of Mastering the Art of French Eatingâ€œWhether â€œbonjourâ€• is the beginning orthe end of your French vocabulary, youâ€ll find something fascinating, surprising, or just plainfou on nearly every page. Before reading this invaluable codebook to French language andculture, I feared that Iâ€d somehow insulted every French waiter, shopkeeper, and clerkbetween Paris and Nice. Now I know I did, but at least I know why!â€•â€• William Alexander, authorof Flirting with Frenchâ€œI love this book!â€• â€• Michael Patrick Shiels, Michiganâ€s BigShowâ€œVery funny.â€• â€• Rudy Maxaâ€s World with the Careysâ€œThereâ€s a lot morethan irregular verbs in conversing with the French.â€• â€• Sonali Karnick, All In a Weekend, CBCMontrealâ€œPacked with fascinating insights.â€• â€• 49th Shelfâ€œA lively and informativedescription of the countryâ€s cultural habits and social codes. First-time travellers to France willfind useful tips, and for most North Americans this is a good introduction to the long history andcomplex culture of the country.â€• â€• Lysiane Gagnon, The Globe and MailPraise for The Story ofFrench:â€œA well-told, highly accessible history of the French language that leads to a spiriteddiscussion of the prospects for French in an increasingly English-dominated world.â€• â€•WilliamGrimes, The New York Timesâ€œExceptionally told, a celebration of the lasting influence of lalangue francaise.â€• â€•Kirkus Reviews (starred review)â€œExcellent...An engaging and wellconceivedbook. Highly recommended.â€• â€•Library Journal â€œFrancophiles will be well-servedby the care and detail with which the authors handle their subject, while English speakers will findan illuminating portrait of Gallic sensibility.â€• â€•Publishers WeeklyPraise for Sixty MillionFrenchmen Can't Be Wrong:â€œLearning to love the French as they are.â€• â€• The New YorkTimesâ€œâ€¦finally there is a book which explains in non-romantic, lucid terms, better thananything else I have read, why the French are as they areâ€¦Sixty Million Frenchmen Canâ€t BeWrong should be handed out at Calais and Charles de Gaulle airport to anyone hoping to get agrip on France and make a holiday or life work here.â€• â€• The Daily Telegraph â€œSixty MillionFrenchmen does its job marvelously well. After reading it, you may still think the French are
arrogant, aloof and high-handed, but you will know why.â€• â€•The Wall Street Journalâ€œâ€¦simply marvellous. Sixty Million Frenchmen will interest those
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