Karen
I've always found gifts to be a personal thing. Are they French or
American (or another culture of course?)
Have your friends spoken of something specific that they miss/enjoyed
when they were in the States? I've found that something useful, small
and pretty always goes well. We have a very nice chinaware
manufacturer near our home, so we bring a nice, useful, but not
necessarily matching what they have, piece for those we stay with. If
the like a certain color or type of flower, that helps...
I know it doesn't help much, but thought I'd chime in.
OldIron
P.s.
On Sun, 2 Sep 2007 18:09:42 -0500, "Karen"
<ask.me.for.my.email.address> wrote:
>
>Forgive me for posting this off-topic question, but you're all so helpful
>with the language questions, I am hoping you might have an answer for one
as
>well this one.
>
>I am going back to France and would like to bring something for my hosts
in
>Paris. For those of you that have visited (or lived) outside of France,
is
>there anything you could suggest that would be appropriate/welcome, is
there
>anything that you particularly missed when you returned/went to France?
>
>Merci en avance!
>
>Karen
>
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