> The phrase is French Fries. End of story.
No, they are chips. We don't think of France when eating our fish and chips.
No, they are chips. We don't think of France when eating our fish and chips.
Japanese man sued for insulting the French language
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Bah, be like me and try to learn French and Japanese together ^.~
Technically speaking, I can insult the Japanese in French and insult the French in Japanese... but I won't, because I like both languages :-)
Technically speaking, I can insult the Japanese in French and insult the French in Japanese... but I won't, because I like both languages :-)
Plus sur le japonçais : http://home.unilang.org/main/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7824&highlight=&sid=6f56d823f7df20354b8633a546cd827a .
"No, they are chips. We don't think of France when eating our fish and chips."
It doesn't matter what you call them. A phrase is a phrase whether you use it or not. You don't think of France when you use a French letter or put French dressing on your salad either.
It doesn't matter what you call them. A phrase is a phrase whether you use it or not. You don't think of France when you use a French letter or put French dressing on your salad either.
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