This French thing is a staple in France. It is known for its long loafy shape.
Baguette
This french girl dresses up as a ladybug and saves paris from a butterfly
Ladybug and Chat Noir
This is the French national motto.
Liberté Egalité Fraternité
If you feel sad, here's a cockroach.
(En français s'il vous plaît)
Avoir le cafard
This 2001 film follows a young Parisian woman as she secretly helps people around her and finds love.
Amélie
This famous painting by Leonardo DaVinci hangs in the Louvre Museum.
Mona Lisa
Probably in your pantry at some point.
Mayonaise
This holiday commemorates the beginning of the French revolution.
Bastille Day
C'est le fin des haricots
Literal translation: It’s the end of the beans
Meaning: That’s the last straw
This artist was born in Belgium, and is known for mixing hip-hop with electronic music. This artist's first stage name was Opsmaestro, and became popular across Europe in 2009 with a hit single.
Stromae
This famous cathedral sits on the Île de la Cité and was built in the late 12th century to the early 13th century.
Notre Dame
The name of a really good movie highly recommend. Also a cabaret.
Moulin Rouge
This French king was known as Le roi du soleil.
Louis XIV
Bof
Meh
This French vegetable dish is also the name of a Disney movie.
Ratatouille
There are over 400 different types of this in France. 96% of French people eat this.
Cheese
French people drink 11 gallons of this per person per year. Think grapes
Wine
This bird is a national symbol of France.
Gallic Rooster
Let's go window licking. I mean window shopping.
(En français s'il vous plaît)
faire du lèche-vitrines
This French comic book hero is a Gaulish warrior.
Asterix
A French sport similar to bowling.
Pétanque
Rat bird.
Pigeon
The French nicknamed their country this because they love honeycomb. The shape mostly.
L'hexagone
Coup de foudre
Literal translation: Lightning strike
Meaning: Love at first sight
This famous dance style originated in Italy but is spoken in French.
Ballet.