Good morning, Panam. You're listening to World Radio Paris, and this is the new show,

The Earful Tower, and I'm Oliver G. This week we're going to be talking about something

a little bit different. We're going to be talking about bilingualism and binationalism. That's

to say, people who are half French, and we've got three guests in, all of whom are half French and half from somewhere else.

So I just introduce them.

We've got Clovis Casali.

Hello, bonjour.

And we have Gabrielle Cheya.

Hello.

And producer James Verzina, who's actually a guest this week.

Hello, Ali, it's an honor. Can I just

raise a point actually? Because why did you bring in your producer as a guest? Do that mean we're

only half guests, us too? Half French, half English, half American, half guests. So this is what we're

going to be talking about. We're going to be talking about what I think is quite a fascinating

concept and idea of being from two different places, two different languages, two different cultures,

and how that affects you as a person. So before we go any further, let's actually meet these

three international guests. And I think you guys can introduce yourself to one another and where

you're from. Gabrielle, ladies first. Hey, so I'm a half French, half American half american what does that mean your half your mother is

yeah my mother is american and my dad is french my dad's french too my hey my dad's french too no okay so

three guests with three french fathers and and what does that mean that just means french guys

get the girls pretty pretty much sounds Sounds like, were you born here?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was born in Paris.

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