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French Priorities Prove to Be Le Whacked Again

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France revives fight against English words like 'Black Friday' to protect French language purity.

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French Priorities Prove to Be Le Whacked Again

France revives fight against English words like 'Black Friday' to protect French language purity.

6 days ago·Arlington, United States

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THE WAR ON ‘FRANGLAIS’: France Plans to Ban Use of ‘Black Friday’ and Other English Expressions From Government Communications and Online Ads * The Gateway Pundit * by Paul Serran

Why tackle real problems when you can waste effort on trivialities? The post THE WAR ON ‘FRANGLAIS’: France Plans to Ban Use of ‘Black Friday’ and Other English Expressions From Government Communications and Online Ads appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

6 days ago·St. Louis, United States

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French Priorities Prove to Be Le Whacked Again

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THE WAR ON ‘FRANGLAIS’: France Plans to Ban Use of ‘Black Friday’ and Other English Expressions From Government Communications and Online Ads * The Gateway Pundit * by Paul Serran

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