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How does le premier etage in a French speaking country differ from the first floor in the US?
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∙ 12y ago
le premier etage is directly above le rez-de-chaussee. In french , le premier etage is the second floor in a 2-story house, this word is kind of like a pun but it just means something its not, which in the us it is really the first floor.
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∙ 12y ago
In a French-speaking country, "le premier étage" refers to the floor above the ground floor, while in the US, the first floor is typically the ground floor. This difference arises from the way floors are numbered, with the ground floor considered "floor 0" in French-speaking countries and "floor 1" in the US.
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