>>158779248. And an anagram, do you know what is it? I think I do. It’s a word that you write with all the letters of another word.
Do you know this strange anagram of French? «Endolori» (painful) is an anagram of «indolore» (painless), which is its antonym! That is to say, it means exactly the opposite.
The same letters organized differently to say one thing and its opposite… That’s the French spirit!
9. Can you count in French? If so, you must have «liked» finding out how to say 70, 80 and 90, right? 
Well, rest assured, some French speaking countries have decided to be logical unlike the French! In Belgium, French-speaking Switzerland and parts of Canada, «soixante-dix«, «quatre-vingts» and «quatre-vingt-dix» are called «septante«, «octante» and «nonante» respectively.
Much more logical all the same!
10. I’m sure you know that the French love to translate all the technical words and have their own version.
An e-mail = un courriel
A spam = un pourriel
And did you know that there is a French word for an e-book? Le livrel.
I reassure you, nobody uses it.
