European French
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 4'5'' x 4'9'' HANDMADE EUROPEAN FRENCH WOOL TAPESTRY US $1,323.00 
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 4' x 4' AUTHENTIC HANDMADE EUROPEAN FRENCH TAPESTRY US $999.00
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 FRENCH CORNER CAFE EUROPEAN STREET SCENE WALL TAPESTRY US $180.00
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 6'11"x4'3" AUTHENTIC HANDMADE EUROPEAN FRENCH TAPESTRY US $1,856.00
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 3'9" x 5'4" AUTHENTIC HANDMADE EUROPEAN FRENCH TAPESTRY US $1,234.00
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 4'9" x 6'9" AUTHENTIC HANDMADE EUROPEAN FRENCH TAPESTRY US $2,016.00
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 2'5"x5'8" AUTHENTIC HANDMADE EUROPEAN FRENCH TAPESTRY US $872.00
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 5'1"x7'7" AUTHENTIC HANDMADE EUROPEAN FRENCH TAPESTRY US $2,396.00
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 7'5"x4'8" Authentic Handmade European French Tapestry US $2,156.00
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 5'10"x5'9" AUTHENTIC HANDMADE EUROPEAN FRENCH TAPESTRY US $2,096.00
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 7'5"x6'1" Handmade European French Scenery Tapestry US $2,816.00
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 4'11"x 4' AUTHENTIC HANDMADE EUROPEAN FRENCH TAPESTRY US $1,214.00
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 European French Country Tuscan Elegant Swirl Panels Wall Art, Set of 3 US $323.40
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 EUROPEAN BAKERY SHOP FRENCH ART TAPESTRY WALL HANGING US $160.00
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What are the major differences between Canadian French and European French?
especially pronunciation wise, what are some of the major differences when pronouncing the same word? certain vowels pronounced differently? certain letters omitted when the word is spoken? stress/ emphasis on different parts of the word? etc...?
Pronunciation is a matter of location. Even in France, people pronounce words differently, depending on where they live in France. In the US, same. People who are born and raised in Texas pronounce their words differently from those born in Vermont. That's the way it is with all languages. The French language in Canada is spoken differently than the language spoken in France. Mainly due to two factors: 1. Location. & 2. Canadian French uses 'old' French words and phrases which are no longer used in modern French. And sometimes the difference between the two spoken French languages is horrific. Short story to make my point: One time I had a house guest who was a French Canadian. During his visit, another friend came by. This other guest was a Frenchman from Normandy. I introduced the two (in French). The Canadian and Frenchman shook hands and the Canadian started speaking French. After a 3 minute diatribe, The Frenchman interrupted the Canadian and said (in English), "please, if you don't mind, speak English". Of course, the Frenchman, by inflection indicated that speaking English would be a courtesy to me! But the French Canadian wasn't buying the story! He was insulted. Claimed that he spoke perfect French and that the Frenchman was probably uneducated, Blah, Blah, Blah. So you see, the differences between French Canadian & Classic French can be monumental. One more small example: My native language is English (US). Sometimes I have a hard time understanding an Englishmen. Sometimes I have a hard time understanding an Irishman. That's the way it is with all languages.
Pocahontas - Colors of the Wind [French European] with Subs & Trans
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