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Originally, in the 1300s. , traveling was dangerous, so we said it to wish people a safe journey. English borrowed it later because it sounded polite. When you say it normally, you are wishing them well on their adventure. But we also use it when we are mad! If someone is annoying and says 'I'm leaving!', we say a short, angry 'Bon voyage!' In that context, it means 'Get out of here!' or 'Hit the road, Jack!' It means we want to wash our hands of that person. So, be careful how you say it!" @Rochelle Carr did you know the second definition ? Please adapt the subtitles in English

1. Who do you think really invented fries: France or Belgium? ( be careful not to lie 🤣) 2. How do you like to eat your fries? With ketchup, mayonnaise, or something else? 3. What is the strangest fry topping you have ever heard of? 4. Are there any Belgians in Skool?(Because Belgium has been part of France at several points in its history.) Pont Neuf Paris France / Belgium map