France in WW2

Hitler took over France, which surrendered & the Nazis went on to focus on London, England. however, the British did not surrender although Germany bombed and killed citizens and buildings. they showed no mercy!

This wouldn't be a CAB Quiz question, by any chance? Cos if so, you are breaking the rules!

This is from the citizens advice Christmas quiz!

Uwaga Kolczatki Drogowe Oczekuj Pornocy is Polish for "Attention modenisers history is here to stay" it is a reference to a planning application to build over the polish war memorial in Northolt. a protest group quickly sprang up and are lobbying the govenment.

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savais-tu que ... / est-ce que tu savais que ...

saviez-vous que / est-ce que vous saviez

The liberation of the German-occupied countries of Europe and the final defeat of Germany.

She now lives in the " Palais De L'Elizee" : the presidents house.

to show off- craner

a show off - craneur/craneuse

Wala is a tagalog word which means nothing or none.

England, France and Spain were allies in the sense that they sent a coalition force to Mexico in an attempt to gain repayment of loans owed by Mexico (because of insurmountable national debt Mexico suspended all repayment of foreign debt). Time line approx. 1861. England and Spain left after reaching an agreement for repayment by Mexico. France remained (perhaps due to having geographic regional interests in setting up French influence rather than an overwhelming desire to gain repayment of monies owed). Of significance was the battle of Puebla, where French troops were defeated by Mexican troops, resulting in the Mexican Holiday, Cinco de Mayo.

205 bones are in a horse skeleton

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It means, "Ouelle matter you do not like"

this is not proper French and makes little sense. Je suis means I am; vous ne pouvez pas changer means you can't change.

a tough guy is likely to be called 'un dur' (literally 'a hard one') in French.

Le salle de cours est situé au deuxième étage.

"et vous le savez" means 'and you know it / that' - "que je vais y arriver" means 'that I will succeed' - "il dire" is not correct in French: dire is the infinitive for 'to say, to tell', so the words should be "il dit" (he says) or "il dira" (he will say)

'deux mille' - Only 'vingt' and 'cent' have a plural form, and this is only when they are used in the sense of 'scores' and 'hundreds'.

All and none at the same time.

French are mostly catholics, but do not practice a lot. There are also protestants, Jewish Muslims etc ...

France is a secularist country, where religion is separated from public life (and from politics). You can adopt any religion you want, it is considered as private choice. You are not first seen as a catholic or a muslim, but as a citizen. Anyway, most of the French do not pay too much interest in religion.

Lately, some laws were adopted in order to forbid every "ostentatious" signs in public spaces.

It's not a French name

Melissa, I want to watch my favorite TV movie tonight.

A government budget starts with the projection of sources and amounts of revenue and allocates the potential receipts among projects and legislatively mandated programs based on projected needs and public pressure.

The road distance between Bergerac and Toulouse is 207 km. The driving time is about 2H30.
The distance as the crow flies is 160 km or 99 miles.

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I'm the strongest of all

nancy wake got her code name during ww2 due to the fact that she was a monster with massive horns and hooves

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