Difference Between Two Different Schools
             Many people wonder how it's different between schools here in the U.S. and schools in France. You may say that there isn't any difference because they are both where we kids learn and succeed in life, right? That is where you're wrong; going to school in France is a lot different then going to school here in the U.S. How you may ask? The languages they speak is diverse, the classes they take, and their school hours.
             First of all, the language that they speak is a lot different from what we speak here in the U.S. What I mean is that in France they speak French, while here in the U.S. we speak English. When they talk to their friends and families they speak in French, unlike us we speak English. French is a romance language of France, parts of Switzerland and Belgium, and other countries formerly under French influence or control. English is the West Germanic language of England, the United States, and other countries that are or have been under the English influence or control.
             Second, the classes they take in France are different but similar in a way. In France, students take many foreign languages; unlike us we only take like at least 1 or two foreign languages. Here in the U.S. we get to choose our foreign language, if we prefer taking French, Italian, or Spanish classes. In France, it is quite different. They have to take two or three classes of foreign languages such as Spanish, English, etc. But between these two different schools, students in France take similar classes, as we do, like math, English, and science.
             Third, their time periods for each class are different from ours in the States. They have lunch at least about an hour and a half, while here in the U.S. we only get at least half an hour or 45 minutes for our lunch. Also, they have two to three hours of classes in the morning than 4 hours in the afternoon. They all go home at 2:30 to 3:0
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