Français, je vous haime - une nouvelle traduction par l'auteur himself: Ce que les Rosbifs pensent vraiment des Froggies, par un Rosbif notoire (French Edition)
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Français, je vous haime - une nouvelle traduction par l'auteur himself: Ce que les Rosbifs pensent vraiment des Froggies, par un Rosbif notoire (French Edition)

by Stephen Clarke

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In this French edition, author Stephen Clarke provides a self-translated exploration of what the British really think about the French. From a notorious Englishman's viewpoint, it delves into the humorous stereotypes and cultural clashes that define Anglo-French relations, offering insights with wit and candor.

About This Book

Stephen Clarke, a well-known British author, presents a new French translation of his book, crafted by the author himself. This edition explores the perceptions and stereotypes between the English and the French.

The title playfully captures the essence of cross-cultural misunderstandings, using colloquial terms like 'Rosbifs' for the British and 'Froggies' for the French. It offers an insider's perspective from a 'notorious Rosbif' on these enduring rivalries.

Originally written in English, this French version makes the content accessible to French readers, highlighting Clarke's expertise in Franco-British dynamics through his distinctive voice.

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