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| Paris or England while studying aboard? |
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| I am going to try and study aboard but idk where I can go I cannot decide where do you think would be the best place to go? |
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| where would you go? |
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| I have never been anywhere out side my home town Charlotte north Carolina please help!!!! |
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| definitely London - |
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| you speak the language and will have more fun. |
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| The French tend to look down on the Americans and treat them bad. |
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| London is a deliteful city to visit and easy to get around. |
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| You will be able to have a good time there. |
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| % |
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| As you're from the States you'll have much more fun in London. |
s-12
| Parisians dislike Americans for their lack of speaking French and proper French manners. |
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| I was told to leave a restaurant because I ordered water with my meal (apparently this is 'washing down' your food') and not ordering wine. |
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| You'll need to have intermediate French to have a good time in Paris. |
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| However, outside Paris everybody is wonderful. |
s-16
| Nobody likes the Parisians, even then Parisians don't like Parisians. |
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| South France is wonderful, right on the Mediterranean. |
s-18
| It's beautiful and the people are extremely friendly. |
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| I used to live in London for 6 months and it's by far one of my favorite places to be in the world (I've been to 45 countries in 5 years). |
s-20
| Everything about the place is magical and the people are mostly friendly. |
s-21
| However, if you're allowed another option and you want a small-town feel, then head to Edinburgh, Scotland. |
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| I lived there for 8 months. |
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| If your French is good/moderate, then head to Paris without a doubt. |
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| I also highly recommend staying with a French family. |
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| I did this at age 13 in Champagne, France and it was the most amazing experice of my upbringing. |