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French

People who are native to or inhabitants of France, as well as their descendents, culture, or primary language, which is one of the Romance languages (see French language). There are also some sociolinguistic minorities within France who speak Catalan, Breton, Flemish, German, Corsican, or Basque.

French is also spoken in the former colonies, such as in Africa and Québec, Canada, and in overseas territories such as Martinique and French Guiana.



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This record showcased Mia's talent as the band moved away from the noisier stuff on the first record (but don't get me wrong, Frenching the Bully kicks ass too, and has also been remastered and re-released.
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American Pie 2 (2001) Upping the Pie ante, Stifler and pal Jim (Jason Biggs) are tricked into Frenching by two babes posing as lesbians.
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For the squab jus: Fabricate the squab by removing and frenching the legs.
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