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  1. Issue · Sep 24, 2026

    French word of the day: Emploi du temps (opens the original)

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    As any French person with kids knows, the start of the New Year isn’t January 1st, but rather September 1st. Also known in France as the rentrée!Sadly there are no fireworks or champagne, only a boatload of school forms and extracurricular activities to navigate, as well as a stack of work stuff everyone put off over the summer. Boo-urns.We got off to a bit of a confused start this school year because my oldest is now in middle school. In France, like in North America, middle school involves cha

  2. Issue · Aug 27, 2026

    French word of the day : L'Allemagne (opens the original)

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    Bonjour and guten tag! As a North American living in France, there is nothing like traveling to around Europe to bring out my inner Frenchie. For instance I can tell you with smug confidence that German food, and especially the currywurst, is pas terrible. (Which in French is a non-direct way of saying “not good”.)Putting aside the currywurst for a moment, this newsletter is what we call a hors-série in French (a special edition), since we’re leaving France to we wander around the country-next-d

  3. Issue · Aug 13, 2026

    French word of the day: Grandir (opens the original)

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    So here we are in the “dog days of summer” here in Paris, and I can’t say I am not enjoying the calm and quiet. The calm before the rentrée.Yes it is still hot, we are up to our 5th official canicule (heatwave) of the summer, but who’s counting? By now everyone has mastered the ice packs, close shutters, and hats routine.But in fairness, it has been less hot recently (in the 90s°F instead of 100s°F), thank goodness. Especially since we spent the past couple of weeks on a road-trip around Germany

  4. Issue · Jul 16, 2026

    French word of the day: L'été (opens the original)

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    We are in our 3rd extended heatwave of summer (l'été) without aircon) and the French football (soccer) team just lost in the semi-finals of the World Cup. Not the greatest of Bastille 14 Juillet days, this past Tuesday, I must say. It is the summer of discontent here in France, with a few months remaining before the 2027 Presidential election, so there’s plenty of political manoeuvering that we all want to just ignore. (Who says the “ostrich head in the sand&

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