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by otikik
1368 days ago
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That's the first thing that I discovered when I visited Paris for the first time. No one says "Nous", there, ever. Perhaps the politicians, while giving a speech. Everyone else uses the more informal "On". I felt duped by my French classes. |
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It is often used for larger groups or when the group is not very personally connected. For instance when talking about your company doing something you will often use "nous". I would also use "nous" to refer to the whole list of invitees to a wedding. And in formal contextes like research papers, reports etc. You would never use "on", always "nous".