Things I LOVE About FRENCH PEOPLE | French People Traits, Quirks & Characteristics 🇫🇷 | Yeni güncellenen people ı love hakkındaki bilgilere genel bakış

Hello Rosie, I love your channel content ❤, I have a question, do you know how I can get classes in translation?

Very echo-y. It was difficult to understand.

I didn’t know where to post this, but did you know New Zealand was the furthest place in the world from Paris or the South of France? Come back quickly!!!❤😂

Thanks for your fantastic videos, I love them!
You are so right on the debates that do not turn ugly! My roomate and I used to disagree on many things and we debated a lot but we got along (and still do) very well! It is not about changing the other's opinion indeed, it is instead to understand it and test your arguments againt theirs to deepen your understanding of the topic I think.

Fishbowl girl

let's be honest, you hate french people i can feel it in this video

One of the two essay thematic for Sciences Po's Concour Commun (a Grande Ecole, one of the most prestigious in France) is food. YES, it is a serious subject.

Hi. I’ve some questions about the French ppl and culture. 1- when they get up , they have their breakfast, then they wash their mouth and brush their teeth. 2- they use butter when doing it from the …back ! I 3- having a mistress is sooo common! I forgot the rest of the questions. Next time. Sorry dear. Greetings from Dubai.

My French husband doesn't eat cheese…Except emmental on his gratin!!! Go figure and I constantly scratch my head…He says it's not 'cheese'…🤔

Hi, did you change your audio capture equipment ? It seems the sound is not as good in this video as others.

Wow this was really interesting as a french speaker to realise my upbringing was so similar to French people despite never having lived there. For context, I am from a Belgian-colonised french-speaking African country and I also grew up a bit in Montreal. I could relate to a lot of things like always eating your meal at the table and the life hygiene things. Growing up I remember begging my parents for a TV in my bedroom and they thought it was a terrible idea, they also used to cut-off wifi after 11pm lol. At home we always wore pantoufles! And of course, family dinners were filled with passionate debate about the latest social topics. The perfect breakfast according to my parents was always good quality bread with butter and jam (or butter and honey) and some tea, yogurt and fruit. So many similarities it's crazy really. I have aunties who grew up similarly in the same culture and every little thing will be "c'est jolie, comme c'est beau ce petit chiffon" and "mon trésor, mon amour". And of course, always fake names on socials and hardly ever share anything. 😂 Sooo many similarities and what's weirder is I never questioned it. Growing up, I thought it was just my family's weird quirks. It's crazy when you think how far the influence of French language and culture has reached when it is so present in lived of people who never even lived there. Anyway, this just blew my mind. I gotta go lay down somewhere.

"Busy snow 85"

Bonjour Rosie, Well said!!
Once again you did a very good job describing the French style, our way of thinking and seing life.

Bad snake 48

Hello Rosie,

Thank you very much, a lot of information on each subject, it's very abundant.

Of course, one could argue there are a lot of "clichés", but as a whole, it's very close to reality, so we can only agree. 😊

Unfortunately, these are common values ​​that are in danger of disappearing quite quickly.

I'm not convinced the younger generations will continue this culture for long when you see the place the smartphone has taken in their lives.

In restaurants, on the table or most often in the hand, on the beach, in bed, in short, the smartphone invites itself everywhere.

It has become very difficult in France to have a serious conversation (and this, whatever the age of the interlocutor) without being suddenly interrupted after 5 minutes, sometimes less, by a very impolite: "Excuse me!" Because the person is answering a call ( …No, I don't excuse you. Because it's very rude. But, since you don't even realize it, what do you want me to tell you? So politely, I'll answer you: "Please, do.").

Your interlocutor then leaves in a wholly different conversation, and sometimes for quite a long time.

We shouldn't get used to that. We lose all our values ​​like this.

Answer the phone, why not? But, your answer should be almost all the time, consistent. "Hello, sorry, I'm chatting, I'll contact you later." And, you should hang up.

That's true courtesy, respect for others. The phone should never take precedence over what you're currently sharing in the real world with another person. Because by doing so, you discredit her. You think what's going on your phone is more important than the person in front of you.

Think about it.

Peace, folks. ☮🤗

I find that most European countries are similar to your points here… slippers, conversation, natural beauty etc. 🙂 Thanks for your videos, very enjoyable!

Teenage Rosie eating cookies and playing Sims 4…I’m 30 and still do that!! I noticed the hygiene thing in Denmark too like my ex bf had a computer and tv in his room (it was a flat share) but it faced away from the bed which was interesting

Funny how you mention they talk about weather. My theory if you can call it that is…the weather is a topic that’s neutral. It’s not politics and not religion so it’s easy to discuss.

Too much holidays, France is not business friendly. They don't even have a word for entrepreneur😆

Not me watching this video while being on Calzedonia website looking for pantoufles and interior socks because my feet are so cold right now

Quelle observatrice ! Best description of my parents 😂

Bonjour Rosie, bizarrement je suis en Nouvelle Zelande en ce moment et ce n'est que maintenant que je peux mettre en contexte les choses que tu mentionnes dans tes vidéos. Je résumerai la chose simplement, les Français/francophones sont dans “l'être" et les anglos sont dans le "faire". J'ai rencontré beaucoup de personnes ici qui me parlent exclusivement des "tasks" – tu dois être là à telle heure, tu dois manger à telle heure, vous devez rendre la table à telle heure etc alors que pour moi je ne suis pas dutout dans la précision des tâches mais dans l'expérience du moment, je m'en fous un peu des milliers d'instructions pour toutes les choses. Par contre, j'ai beaucoup aimé les paysages dont Milford Sound hier, tout cela est magnifique.

Enjoyed all of the information.