The nicknames "frogs" or "froggies" seem to take their root in English Propaganda around the days of the French Revolution. At the time France and England were enemies, France had just had supported the American insurgents and created an anti-monarchist regime. For the British, as William Pitt the younger, and the few press existing at the time, cliches and nicknames were as useful as they are today.
The term "pea soup" is a derogatory nickname for French Quebecois people, likely derived from the traditional French-Canadian dish "pea soup" and used to mock their perceived cultural differences. It is considered offensive and reinforces stereotypes.
A French mother is called "une mère" in French.
Hindi is called "hindi" in French.
People who speak French are called Francophones.
Red is called "rouge" in French.
Because French eat frogs ! (mostly)But it depends the person as always.
Frog Legs in French are called 'des cuisses de grenouille'
yes; they destroy their habitats. french eat frogs!
The French
yes
"Frogs"
no but the french do.
French Flies!
french flies
frogs
Yes, they're yummy! Frog legs are often served in restaurants and are a French delicacy. It is one of the reasons the British often refer to the French as 'Frogs.'
cuz they wanna