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Learn French Slang VULGAR TERMS For Intermediates For English Speakers

We are so excited to announce that our new paperback + eBook is LIVE and available ONLY on Amazon. Easy French Street Slang. For English Speakers looking to distinguish between polite conversation and vulgar language. Publisher:   Neo Urban Tongue  title:   Learn French Slang VULGAR TERMS For Intermediates For English Speakers   sub-title:   Easy French Street Slang. Speak […]

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Learn French Slang For Intermediates

The Best Place To Kick-Start Your French Slang Learning Journey is with Neo Urban Tongue. We are so excited to announce that our new eBook is LIVE and available ONLY on Amazon. Publisher:   Neo Urban Tongue  title:   Learn French SLANG For Intermediates For English Speakers   sub-title:   Fast Easy Way To Learn French And Become Fluent. Includes Phonetics

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Top Tips: Visit Paris To See Impressionist Masterpieces

Visiting Paris to see the works of Impressionist painters is a fantastic idea. There are often exhibitions, both permanent and for a limited period of time. Paris has a rich art history and is home to some of the world’s most renowned museums and galleries that house many iconic Impressionist paintings. Here are some places

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Learn French - French Words With Foreign Origins

Learn French – French Words With Foreign Origins

Available on Amazon We’re really excited to announce that our new book is available on Amazon! Publisher:   Neo Urban Tongue Learn French – French Words With Foreign Origins  sub-title:   French Word Origins To Grow Your French Vocabulary – For English Speakers  Paperback ASIN‏:‎ B0C9SFXCNH ISBN  9798377865230    Check out our Neo urban Tongue Book list by clicking =>

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Emigration And Influences On Local Languages

Just over 400 years ago, in 1620, the Mayflower ship set sail from England, bound for America. The people aboard came to be known as the Pilgrims: mainly Protestant English families, looking to flee the influence of the Church of England in search of religious freedom. This was the start of numerous cycles of emigration

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Slang in everyday language

Yo! How’s it hanging? What’s the crack? How’s the craic? Good Morrow! Being familiar can be a great thing. A liberating experience. No need for high-falutin language. No need for unnecessary etiquette. Of course, you still have to be respectful, and you expect respect in return. A less formal situation invites less formal language: from

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