Study Abroad In France T-Shirts

French Man on a bicycle.

Woman dreaming about being on vacation.

Type A Freshman - changed courses four times, got a job, organized a protest, quit the job, plans to take second semester abroad.

"I've never heard of it, either, but nothing ventured, nothing gained, I always say!"

Courtyard of the Hotel de France, Montreuil.

'Junior's writing has improved. His letters from college pleading for more money, are froceful and flawlessly written.'

Off to see the world

'This is the fun part...waiting to find out just what we've ordered.

Greek A-Z Map,

How did you get your parents to send you to Costa Rica this summer, Ingrid? By almost flunking Spanish. That's dire. Hardly! I'll party and practice my accent. Next year�remind me to bring my French grade down. Si!

"Tia Carmen, I have a killer test tomorrow. Can you help?"

"I'd like to spend a year abroad before getting tied to quill and parchment."

"Apparently the wee pancake by itself had been breakfast."

'We go to Italy in the summer - it's like a home from home for the kids!'

Flight Socks.

Ordering Food At A French Restaurant.

Somewhere in France: The Fabric of Daily French Life Is On Display

'Yes, I speak perfect English, I have to 'cause you English are too bloody lazy to learn French!'

"I want to make a wish, but the problem is that this genie apparently does not speak English."

'Of course he's smiling. In your best high school French, you just ordered Champagne for the entire hotel.'

Somewhere in France - John O'Dowd jests away his junior year abroad

Somewhere In France... Mary Anne experiences that certain 'Je ne sais quoi'

Let them eat cake!

Greece Bowing Before Angela Merkel

'Not now Kato!'

Placier.

French Street.

Spanish speaking English department

'Where's the Eiffel Tower?'

The lady's not for turning.

"I swear, if he says, ‘Oh, American football’ even once, we’re gonna Brexit."

"Five Thousand Miles from Chippewa Falls and I feel right at home!"

Step one...try to relax.

A great bargain. - To be sold - the property of an officer going abroad

Trilby - 'Wistful and sweet.'