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Silvio V.
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Ioanna I.
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Rating: 5
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October 16, 2007
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Rating: 4
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August 15, 2007
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Interesting... I always thought it was called "Le Fin de Siècle."
Instead of "la belle époque", in English we say ""The Gilded Age" or "Fin de Siècle""
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Kathleen
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This was my first. Very fun,and not too hard.
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Karla D.
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Michael
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in australia, we would actually use the French term itself. 'La belle epoque', I think, is a bit like your 'fin de siecle': it refers to an unclaimable past that was nevertheless somehow better than the less-than-satisfactory present.
Instead of "la belle époque", in English we say "the good old days"
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Sebastián G.
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