<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

My husband and I are both Americans but we live in Europe in a French-speaking country where we've lived since August and will stay til June. I came here to speak French, mostly. Since the beginning of this experience my husband has refused to learn French. He can say Bonjour and Merci and that's it. I was really frustrated by this but I eventually gave in and said, it's his choice. But lately I'm finding myself internally quite angry with him. This choice of his has always felt like an insult to me since French is what I study so it's one of my passions. 

It's also been very awkward with friends who have asked why he hasn't learned any of the language, or who, when we go out, just prefer to speak French (and I'm here to speak French not English anyway), and so this causes me not to invite him to many things, especially things that I know will be in French. I have to do all of the talking everywhere we go (store, train stations, everything). I also find myself getting angry at him for perpetrating the stereotype that Americans are monolingual, refuse to learn other languages, find English a superior language. 

My husband has even expressed interest in learning Dutch, another language spoken where we live, but he has never done anything to make that a reality and it doesn't seem like he will. So in all I'm rather upset at him over all of this.

So my question is, how can I finally come to terms with my husband's choice and just accept it, no longer feel angry over his decision? It's not a fight worth having so how can I feel less angry about it? Thank you.
<bot>: My husband refuses to learn French, it's frustrating, and I'm angry at him because of it. How can I accept his choice and move on?