Perhaps Mme Cassavante was living for many years in the US, and took the English expressionI have really never heard of the "Bastille Day".
No problem! Actually, I like it better than "quatorze juillet", as it refers to HistoryOriginally Posted by phesina
What does it mean??? I don't understand it and I have never heard of it it either, but I remember I've read it previously on PT, perhaps posted by you.Originally Posted by phesina
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