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>>1235455
I once had the pleasure of spending a few weeks in a very ordinary and unremarkable small dormitory town called Le Rheu near Rennes for improving my French. It was, as far as I could tell, pretty much tourist-free, but near enough to some famous spots for a look around. It was an attractive place, full of regular families and people just getting on with life, exactly where I recommend for your needs.

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>>1235472
Pau is nicer, M8.

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>>1235474
Thanks for the suggestions homies. How easy did you find it to either find some cafes or talk to people? Do you have any good experiences or advice?

I've heard Tours has the "reference" "accent-free" French (like Oxford for English).

Anyway, unlike what previous posters suggest, and contrary to the general /trv/ stance against Paris, I'd suggest going to a bigger city (not necesserily Paris). Bigger cities have language exchange groups, where locals go in the hopes of practicing English over a beer. Being French, they quickly get tired of speaking a foreign language, and switch to French - and they will gladly speak French with you from the get-go if you show interest.

t. someone living in Lille, there are groups like this here. I'm not really recommending LIlle specifically though.

>>1235455
Alsace Alsace Alsace Alsace

Literally the most beautiful place in France, and you can learn French anywhere in France and people are always willing to help, the French people are rude meme exists because most Americans are dicks