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The perfect t-shirt for the 14th of July, Bastille Day, French National day, or any patriotic occasion. Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite is the Motto of the Republique Francaise.

Elegant retro design with the motto of the French revolution and also the French Republic - Liberte, Egalite, Fraternity (Freedom, Equality, Brotherhood).

Support the French soccer team, or other French teams with this French flag and "allez les bleus" (Go Blue Team) design.

Tant pis means "tough luck" or "too bad" in French and is often used in a someone sarcastic tone.

The French expression Tant Pis means "tough luck" or "too bad," or sometimes simply, "oh well."

"Sage comme une Image" (Literally - "as well-behaved as a picture") is a french expression for children who are seen but not heard and are "good as gold."

"Revenons a nos moutons" (literally - 'let's get back to our sheep") is a French expression which means "Let's get back on topic," or "let's focus on the matter at hand"

"J'adore Paris le Matin" means "I love Paris in the mornings" - and who doesn't? A warm croissant and cafe au lait at a sidewalk cafe - what could be better?

J'adore Paris le Matin means "I love Paris in the Morning." - And who doesn't - a delicious fresh baked croissant and a cafe au lait at a street cafe - what could be better than watching le monde go by.

"Je ne regrette rien" means "I regret nothing" - for people who are looking forward, not back!

As in the famous song, no, you have no regrets, none at all - Non, je ne regrette rien.

Les Pied dans L'Eau means "Feet in the Water" and is used to describe any location that is right on the seashore, a lakefront - it captures the joy of putting your feet in the water!

J'adore Paris means I adore Paris or I love Paris in French. Pink vintage texts with heart.

I love Paris elegant hear and french texts - J'adore Paris!

The perfect gift for anyone who loves sitting in a sidewalk Paris cafe in the morning enjoying a cafe au lait and a hot croissant (and who doesn't?)

Genial simply means "that's great!" in French. For the person who is fun loving, has a positive attitude and is ready to party.

Creme de la Creme means the very best of the best. Great gift for anyone who loves France and all things French.

Creme de la creme means the very best of the best.

The French expression "coup de foudre" (literally lightning bolt) - means that you have been struck by lightning in the sense of falling in love with someone or some thing. For example, you can be hit by a coup de foudre when shopping for shoes, or a new home, or when you see someone and it is love at first sight.

Funny French t-shirt with the expression Comme Ci Comme Ca which means "Just so So."

"C'est si bon" means "It's so good" or "it's delicious" in French. Makes a great food shopping bag, or t-shirt for French restaurant waiter or wait staff.

C'est si bon means "it's so good" in French. It can refer to food, or to virtually anything, including the person wearing it! Funny gift for French students and teachers or anyone who loves France and french culture.

C'est la Vie means "That's Life" in French. Perfect for french students, french teachers, anyone who loves France or has a "that's just the way it is" attitude.

The perfect gift for anyone who loves France or is learning French. C'est la Vie means "That's Life in French" and is one of the most common French expressions.

C'est La Vie means "That's Life" or "That's just the way it is" in French.

That's Life - C'est La Vie - one of the most common French expressions

C'est comme ca means "that's the way it is" in French

Bonjour tout le Monde means "Hello Everyone!" and is the classic French greeting if you are arriving early in the day and greeting a group of people.

Coup de Foudre means "Lightning Bolt" in French - but it can also mean "falling in love" with something or someone as though a lightning bolt from the blue. It can also mean falling in love with an item you want to buy such as a dress, a pair of shoes or even a new home.

The expression "Apres Moi Le Deluge" (After Me, the Flood) is attributed to the Bourbon King Louis XV. Today the expression is used to mean, "After I'm gone, come what may - it won't affect me." Great funny item for retirement parties, or going away parties.

French chef's hat and cutlery Bon Appetit design.

Cute little blonod French Bulldog with the words "Parlez-Vous Bouledogue Francais?" (Do you speak French Bulldog?)

Cute little black french bulldog asks, Parlez-Vous Bouledogue Francais? (Do you speak French Bulldog?)

Funny black cat speaks French - Le Chat Fait Miaou - The Cat Says Meow. Miaou is French for Miaou.

Cute little French cat says Miaou (Meow in French!). Word read; Le Chat fait Miaou (the cat goes meow!)

Vieux Petard means "Old Fart" in French. Great birthday gift for anyone who is getting older (and aren't we all!)