The purest form of French is spoken there, and although it would be difficult for me to understand it, I think it would be the most useful place for an old French student to help him improve. my language skills. The Loire is also a beautiful town, with tall village-like houses and cottages, castles and hundreds of fields and vineyards to wander and relax in. I would also like to take a few weeks or months and live in a village in the Loire or in an apartment in Paris. In France, it is not very common to own a car. People travel daily on foot to local markets in their neighborhoods or by bus. I think it's a nice way to enjoy the city view and get some fresh air every day. I would also go to a cafe every day and eat a bunch of delicious French food like macaroons, baguettes, crepes, croissants and tartines and I would eat all the cheeses there are in France because I love cheese! I would also like to take the time to walk around different neighborhoods and cities in France every day, simply to walk the streets and cross a park instead of seeing a monument every day. I love how the French still take time to do that, to just go for a walk and visit a park. Here in the United States, we only leave our homes if we have to go somewhere, like work or school. Maybe it's because no one likes walking in the rain, but personally, I love it and find it refreshing. I would love to do this in a