French preparatory course, which is better, Lance, Caen, Lyon or Angel? Do different parts of France have accents? Which part is real French?

In fact, all parties in France have dialects, some differences in pronunciation, and of course there are words. For example, the weather in the south is hot, so when you speak, your mouth is wide open and your pronunciation is exaggerated. It's very cold in the north, so you speak a little Lickitung. In the east near Germany, I like to add all kinds of modal particles to my speech.

Standard French is a Parisian accent, but in fact, what big cities say is basically standard.

If DU is regarded as a preparatory course, Ange and Caen have both. However, on the whole, it seems that few people watch it, but they still look at the language. The real preparatory course is prepa, which is prepared for two years of GE study. Prepa's words are all over you.