"But now the government is proposing a bill that would allow some classes to be taught in a foreign language, chiefly English, at public universities – reigniting the country's frequent, ongoing debate about the proper use of its constitutionally enshrined native tongue, as critics say the new measure would undermine the French language's place as a defining element of France's national identity and cultural stature."Of course the native tongue in question is, you know, French. But you can't have everything.
5.23.2013
Why all those Republicans would be happier in France
Mais non! French in uproar over English in the classroom. - CSMonitor.com:
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