Literally meaning "like a habit" or routine, this expression means simply "as usual".
France is about the size of Texas, only a little smaller. It has a population of about 67 million people, and is officially known as the "French Republic."
The first of May (known only as "May Day" in English speaking countries) is known as the fête du Travail - or Work Holiday in France. It is also a day of friendship, love and exchange!
Les alentours d'une ville sur la montagne.
"Joyeuses Pâques" is the French phrase for "Happy Easter". It is used to wish someone a happy Easter in French, similar to how "Happy Holidays" is used in English. The word "Pâques" refers to both Passover and Easter, and "Joyeuses" means "happy" or "joyful".
This is a great expression to know as a response to someone in a casual conversation.
Situated atop a tall hill in southern France, this fortified castle is part of a medieval walled city that has been inhabited for centuries before it was well known.