Julie interviewed in BBC Story: Why the French don’t Show Excitement
Julie was interview for this BBC story exploring how the concept of “excitement” doesn’t translate into French. “Verbally, ‘I’m so excited’ is sort of a …
Julie was interview for this BBC story exploring how the concept of “excitement” doesn’t translate into French. “Verbally, ‘I’m so excited’ is sort of a …
Julie was interviewed for an article in France-Amérique’s web magazine about the French waiter who was fired from his job in a Vancouver restaurant for …
Julie Barlow parle de son dernier livre, The Bonjour Effect, avec Léa Tirard-Hersant, sur le site de son école de langue virtuelle, Léa Café. Écouter ou lire …
Why are the French rude? Paris expat site The Local interviewed Julie and Jean-Benoît about this persistent, mistaken perception of the French. Read The French are not rude, …
Winesworld Magazine says “Francophiles, and every would-be tourist will be well served by the detail of the Bonjour Effect.” Read interview here.
France Today magazine says The Bonjour Effect is The Bonjour Effect is “a hugely engaging read, whether you speak French or not, and is surely a must-have for …
Le texte ci-dessous avait été ma dernière chronique chez MSN.ca en 2014, que je reprends ici en guide de témoignage au lendemain de la mort …
Author Gina Reitman says, “… you will find yourself devouring this book and shouting ah!” Read the full review here.
What do the French really mean when they say Bonjour? Julie answers this and more in an interview in the Toronto Star.
Our take on the Burkini issue in an opinion piece in The National Post.: Burkini Ban Demonstrates France’s Wilful Ignorance.