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The difference between the peruvien food and the French food My name is lesly, I come from Perú but I live in Paris 4 years ago. Today, I want talk you about the difference between the peruvien food and the French food. Most exactly, how to eating in Peru and France, I think than in Peru the people eats biggest portions than in France, for example, in Peru a traditional family eats for the breakfast bread with ham, eggs, cheese or any others things; and she drinks tea, coffee, milk or juice. In the lunch frequently she's got rice et potatoes, these are two traditionals ingredients in the peruvien food. Finally in the dinner the family can to repeat the breakfast or the lunch.... In France is a few different, I think than many people in France eats small portions for the lunch or the dinner, for example they like salads. So, the customers for to eat are very differents in Peru and France. Merci pour l'aide

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The difference between the peruvien food and the French food

My name is Lesly. I come from Perú but I live in Paris since 4 years ago (or "I've lived in France for 4 years now). Today, I want talk you about the difference between the Peruvien food and the French food. Most exactly More specifically, how to eating eat in Peru and in France. I think than that, in Peru, the people eats eat biggest bigger portions than in France. For example, in Peru, a traditional family eats for the breakfast bread with ham, eggs, cheese or any others things for breakfast; and she they drinks drink tea, coffee, milk or juice. In the For lunch, frequently she's got they frequently have rice et and potatoes. These are two traditionals ingredients in the Peruvien food. Finally, in the for dinner, the family can to repeat the breakfast or the lunch.... In France, is there are a few differences. I think than that many people in France eats eat small portions for the lunch or the dinner. For example, they like salads. So, the customers for to eat are very what people eat are very different in Peru and France.

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