Why is it not “Southern France?”
That has always annoyed the hell out of me. Does it have to sound that fancy? It makes me want to start saying The South of Central Los Angeles. Or The University of The South of California.
Whoa, South of France, look at you. You’re so fucking important.
This has been a post about France.
worthy of a reblog
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ilikeswears said:
It’s because in French, “southern France” is “sud du la France,” which translates back into English as south of France, or something like that.
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littlesneak said:
the mall by my house in jersey is “the mall at short hills.”
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recleagueallstar said:
in Chicago it’s 290 (or the Ike) or 94 (or the Edens Expressway). It has always bugged that LA is “the 101” or “the 5”
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this made me lol
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itsmejillian said:
I’m on the 6 train to The South of Bronx right now… Makes me feel a little more fancy.
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