a rout to the orient.
If you want to say 'I am interested...' it is 'Je m'interesse...'
The French were interested in trading fur, especially beaver pelts, with Native American tribes and other European settlers in North America. This trade was lucrative and led to the establishment of French colonies in the region.
We don't use the passive voice in French, so just: Tu m'intéresses (je suis intéressé par toi is a bit heavy)
It depends upon the situation. For example, those who are interested in the dance discipline of ballet may prefer French, as the originator of the movements and the terms. Likewise, those who are interested in fine dining also may prefer French, as the recipient of the world's respect for drinks and foods. Otherwise, those who are interested in computers may prefer English, as the language in which much of the technology is being communicated. Similarly, those who are interested in classic Western films may prefer English, as the language* in which much of the acting and filming are done. *excepting the 'spaghetti Westerns' of Italy and Spain
You can introduce an English teacher to a French teacher by saying, "Bonjour, this is [English teacher's name]. They teach English, and are interested in connecting with you to share teaching ideas and collaborate."
The French were interested in colonizing. This was in Southeast Asia.
If you want to say 'I am interested...' it is 'Je m'interesse...'
cause they were french
Bonaparte? ..Power. ;)
It had been a French colony since 1887.
The French were primarily interested in coal and crops. This was because those two resources could provide them food and energy.
the french
Trading with the Indians
The real answer is trade
The French were interested in trading fur, especially beaver pelts, with Native American tribes and other European settlers in North America. This trade was lucrative and led to the establishment of French colonies in the region.
Iqaluit? Maybe
Politiques.