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    1) France has a high contact culture where people greet each other with eye contact, handshakes, kisses on the cheek, and more facial expressions. French meals typically involve small portions of rich foods eaten slowly with wine. 2) Some popular French foods include baguettes, escargots, wine, cheese, quiche, and pastries like croissants. The national motto is "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity." 3) Art and music are an important part of French culture, with famous artists including Matisse and Monet and musicians like Edith Piaf. Family, community, education, and religion are also valued.

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    1) France has a high contact culture where people greet each other with eye contact, handshakes, kisses on the cheek, and more facial expressions. French meals typically involve small portions of rich foods eaten slowly with wine. 2) Some popular French foods include baguettes, escargots, wine, cheese, quiche, and pastries like croissants. The national motto is "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity." 3) Art and music are an important part of French culture, with famous artists including Matisse and Monet and musicians like Edith Piaf. Family, community, education, and religion are also valued.

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    1) France has a high contact culture where people greet each other with eye contact, handshakes, kisses on the cheek, and more facial expressions. French meals typically involve small portions of rich foods eaten slowly with wine. 2) Some popular French foods include baguettes, escargots, wine, cheese, quiche, and pastries like croissants. The national motto is "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity." 3) Art and music are an important part of French culture, with famous artists including Matisse and Monet and musicians like Edith Piaf. Family, community, education, and religion are also valued.

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    1) France has a high contact culture where people greet each other with eye contact, handshakes, kisses on the cheek, and more facial expressions. French meals typically involve small portions of rich foods eaten slowly with wine. 2) Some popular French foods include baguettes, escargots, wine, cheese, quiche, and pastries like croissants. The national motto is "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity." 3) Art and music are an important part of French culture, with famous artists including Matisse and Monet and musicians like Edith Piaf. Family, community, education, and religion are also valued.

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    By: Joyce Young & Phoebe Domingo

    High Contact Culture Formal and informal way to greet


    others
    • Eye contact • Vous(We)
    • Hand Shake • Monsieur(Mr.) , Madame(Mrs.),
    Mademoiselle (Miss)
    • Double Kiss From the
    person’s left cheek first • Ca va (Often used in French
    conversation as greeting
    •More Facial Expression
    than other Western culture
    Facial Animation

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    EXPRESSIVE
    Gestures

    To Swear Delicious

    This is Final Lazy


    Body Language

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    LEANIN
    G
    ILLUSTRATOR
    S

    OPEN
     The concept of united
     Consider pets as part of their
    family
     Don’t like too much fast food
     Wine is served with all meals
     Dinner starts late at night
     Give small gift instead of tips
    French Eating
    Food French Meal
    Structure:
    Habits:
    Light Breakfast:
    Eat slow and savor bread &
    taste Popular French Foods jam/spreads, hot
    drink, fruit
    Small amounts of - Baguette - Escargot
    highly rich food Lunch: baguette
    - Wine - Frog Legs sandwich,
    Small Portions
    dessert/fruit, coffee
    Drink liquid before,
    - Cheese - Foie Gras
    Dinner:
    during, and after - Quiche - Souffle appetizer/salad,
    eating
    main dish (fish/meat
    - Pate - Oysters
    & vegetables), wine,
    - Crepes - Croque bread & cheese,
    Monsieur dessert/fruit, coffee

    - Tarts - Madeleines
    - Croissant - Chocolate Mousse
    - Coffee - Tea
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    Famous FRENCH Artists:


    Matisse Rousseau,
    Monet, Van Gogh.
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    Claude Debussy, Hector
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    Values/Beliefs
          National French Motto:

    “Liberté, égalité,
    fraternité”
    Freedom, equality,
    brotherhood
    RELIGIO COMMUNITY
    N
    FAMILY EDUCATIO
    N
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