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Unfortunately, from a geography buff point of view, France now has only 13 regions. Need to update. Thanks!
Seriously, what's it gonna be next? Corsica as "Bas à droite de France"? Guyanne as "France du loin"?
In french (i'm french) we don't say "brittany" "corsica" or "normandy".
We say "bretagne" "corse" and "normandie"
- Brittany is "Bretagne"
- Corsica is "Corse"
- Normandy is "Normandie"
It can be a little bit confusing
Anyway, it was a good quizz ;)
Probably because York and Jersey have no traduction in French unlike Mexico and Orleans (well, this one is originally French).
I guess it is the same for the French regions. The ones that have an English name are old and have a big history (Corsica, Brittany, Normandy...), but those who stick with the French name are new (Grand Est, Hauts-de-France, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté... well this one is tricky because Bourgogne and Franche-Comté have a long history but now that there are together, it belongs to the new names, hence no Burgundy-Franche-Comté).
Signed: a Parisian.