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You don’t have to go to France to know that the French take mealtime seriously. From seeking out quality ingredients to cooking from scratch to long, leisurely Sunday lunches, mealtime is no joke in France. One aspect of French culture that I’ve adapted to and admire is the fact that the French make it a priority to sit down and enjoy their meal. Let me tell you why I’ve embraced French eating habits, especially this one.
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Ok, so how do i say Hello?
Hello, basic one so it’s Bonjour!
Bonjour!
I’m sure you’ve heard that before..
Yeah, yes!
Bonjour, ers yeah is the most important one, you wanna say Bonjour! Whenever you enter a shop, err if you buy your croissants, you need to say Bonjour! Ok, it’s the first thing to turn an angry Parisian into a normal person!
Ok!
So goes from -1, to normal person!
What about Salut?
Salut? Oh yeah it’s for friends! Friends!
ok.
Err, so yes?! How do I say yes?!
Oui!
Oui!
Ok be careful because there’s two ways! There’s the Oui, you say in society, and the one with your friends.. which is ouiii, and people often think that’s two different words, but it just means the same.
Ok.
Ouiii.
Ok, and No?
Non.
Easy one!
Non.
Yeah, but the Parisian way is never just a non, it’s non… seven times in row!! Like. nonononononononon!! Something like that!
nonononononononon!!
That’s the Parisian way!
Ok, arm Please!
Sil vous plait.
Sil vous plait.
This one is not easy to articulate! Try it again…
Sil vous plait.
Ok, good…
Thank you.. Merci.
My name is Dan.
mon nomme? Je m’appelle Dan.
What’s mon name?
My name is… it’s more formal. It’s weird to say that.. Mon nomme..
Je m’appelle Dan.
Oui, Je m’appelle Dan.
Ok, arm this one was quite useful.
Do you speak English?
Est-ce que vous parlez anglais?
Est-ce que vous parlez anglais?
Exactly.
Est-ce que vous - parlez - anglais?.
Perfect!
Est-ce que vous parlez anglais?
Almost no accent!
People will get it don’t worry!
errrr, they might tell you no I don’t,. In English..
That would just really confuse me I think.
Err I don’t understand.
Je ne comprends pas.
Je ne comprends pas.
Bravo! Well done!
Je ne comprends pas.
Exactly.
Ok, arm can we count from 1 to 10?
We can! You wanna try it?
Can I try it?
Go ahead… go ahead..
un
deux
trois
quatre
cinq
six
sept
huit neuf dix
beautiful! Well .. bravo!
errm, where is the nearest metro station?
ermm it’s going to be… Ou se trove le metro?
It’s going to be where’s the metro? Ou se trove le metro Sil vous plait! But that’s a long sentence so you wanna memorise it?
Ou se trove le metro Sil vous plait!?
Sorry I’m going to fast!
Ou se trove le metro, and then… Sil vous plait!
Of course!!
Ou se trove le metro, and then… Sil vous plait!
Well done!
There you go!
Bravo!
How do I ask for a table for two? Please?
Une table pour deux s’il vous plait?
That’s an easy one!
Une table pour deux s’il vous plait? Oui!
Err, I would like?
Je Voudrais!
Je Voudrais!
Err I would like the frogs legs…please.
You don’t really want the frogs legs..
No I don’t think I do!
It’s one of the meats of a Parisian.. I’ve tried it the first time 5 months ago! First time in my life.. It’s… ok, ok, it’s a mid between fish and chicken!
Oh ok…
It’s very small, but i was very unwell afterwards.
Err… Je Voudrais les cuisses de grenouilles S’il vous plait?
Err… Je Voudrais les cuisses de grenouilles S’il vous plait?
de grenouilles
de grenouilles - ah see this one is tough! de grenouilles!
de grenouilles - ah oui. de grenouilles.
de grenouilles! Ah yes!
ok, de grenouilles s’il vous plait!
ok, now go ahead…
Je Voudrais les cuisses de grenouilles S’il vous plait?
You have it? It’s a tough one..
I might just skip that one!!
Ask for the croissant! Le Croissant..
Je voudrais le croissant s’il vous plait.. Une…croissant..
Duex Croissant
ahhhhh duex!
Err can I have the bill please?
L’addittion s’il vous plait?
L’addittion s’il vous plait?
oui!
L’addittion s’il vous plait?!
How much is it?
C’est combien?
C’est combien?
Thank you?
Merci!
Good bye?
Au revoir!
Au revoir!
I’m using an English accent - Au revoir!
Au revoir!
Err I think that’s everything - I’m ready to go get Paris I think!
Exactly!
Thank you very much!
You’re welcome!
Thank you!
Thank you!
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It was my dream to move to France... so why did I leave? Well, for a couple reasons.
1. Money
Living in France was not economically viable for the long-term. On a freelance English teacher's salary, I was supporting two people... and barely making minimum wage. In the United States, both I and my boyfriend have more job opportunities, can make higher wages, and have more flexibility in the work we do. While France has more social programs offered by the government than we do in the US, we weren't taking advantage of many of them because of the arduous paperwork involved and because we're both young and healthy. KNOCK ON WOOD.
2. Friends & Family
The second reason we left France was to be closer to our friends and family. Even if you try hard to maintain a relationship, the distance makes it difficult. Time differences make it hard to spontaneously chat or keep up with others from home. And the physical distance is difficult when birthdays or other big occasions roll around. We made a ton of really, really good friends in France that it is hard to leave behind as well. This one is a catch-22.
3. Stress & Anxiety
Living in France was not good for my mental health. It seemed like there would be some event or surprise every week that would cause my stress levels to spike. I was constantly worried and trying to keep a million things straight in my mind, hoping to stay on task and keep us in line with all the rules. I lost a lot of weight during our first season in France because the stress caused me to lose my appetite. I finally had to be honest with myself, and face the reality. Living in France was not worth the hassle for us. Overall I had more unhappy days there than I do in the US. I am happy that I've gotten the chance to live in France and achieve one of my life goals! But I'm also happy to return home. France will always be there to visit in the future.
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//WHO AM I?//
Hey there! My name is Regan (pronounced Reegan) and I'm an American living in France. I'm passionate about sharing my love of French culture and encouraging you to visit France... but not just Paris! Follow me to unearth the delights of all things France, and to watch as I stumble through living in another country. À bientôt!
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France - 10 Culture Shocks Tourists Have When They Visit France
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Visit France - 10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Visiting France on Holiday.
Culture Shock France: If you are heading to France, whether it be to Paris or the Riviera there are a few things that might shock the average tourist. Here is our list of 12 things that will shock you about visiting France.
1. The Amount of People Who Smoke
2. How Friendly the People Are
3. Business Hours
4. Look but don't touch parks and markets
5. Dog Poop... Lots of Dog Poop...
6. Topless beaches
7. You need to speak a little French
8. How Restaurants Close in the afternoon
9. How Fantastic the Food is
10. The Free Range Children
11. France is More Than Just Paris
12. The Amount of Beggars You See (and pickpockets)
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Paris' Smuttiest Arrondissement
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My name is Jay Swanson - I'm an American writer living in Paris on an artist visa and hoping to make the city of light my home base - at least for the foreseeable future. I write science-fiction and fantasy, vlogged daily for 3+ years, and love pizza a little too much.
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03:27 Dumbo
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07:46 Palais Garnier
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11:25 L'Intrepid
FAQ:
How long have you lived in France? Over five years now, holy cow.
What do you miss most about ho- NACHOS
You're always talking about living on some ship. WHAT SHIP? - I made a Draw My Life video that explains a lot here:
Where are you from originally? - Pullman, Washington - a small university/agricultural town near Idaho (and yes, the potatoes are amazing).
What do you film with? - I've made a lot of changes recently, but I try to keep my gear list up to date if you want to see what I use and buy some for yourself:
What do you edit with? - Adobe Premiere - it's pretty much all I've ever used since high school.
Aren't you ever freaked out by leaving your camera behind to film yourself? - Yep. But not too badly - I tend to be careful when I do.
Why are you living in #Paris? - Because I've always wanted to; I feel at home here:
Do you speak French? - Oui.
Do you make money off YouTube? - Ha, sorta. I wish. It took me over 500 videos to make my first total $100 off adsense. I think it will slowly change, but VERY slowly.
I really enjoy your videos, how can I support you? - The easiest and best way to support me is through Patreon, where you can pitch in as little as $5/mo to help me make better videos:
I don't trust this Patreon thing - can I just paypal you? - Here's my ko-fi if that's your thing (and coffee is your game):
But I want to send you something tangible! - I do have a wishlist on Amazon, though it's a bit complicated with the international shipping situation. So instead people often drop off or ship things to the Peloton Cafe in Paris for me.
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PARIS Food Guide | 17 Great Places to Eat!
Paris needs no introduction. The City of Love should be on everyone's bucket list not just for seeing famous sights such as the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and the Louvre but also for indulging in the amazing Parisian dining scene!
In this video, we highlight all 17 places we ate at in Paris. From beautiful boulangeries, traditional French bistro classics, classy charcuterie, wines and even frogs, Paris has got so many great spots to explore and eat at.
This of course is not an exhaustive list but we hope you still find our experiences useful when you plan your own Paris food adventure!
Enjoy!
Our Full Paris Vlogs:
• We Traveled to PARIS to Eat at This FILIPINO RESTAURANT | Reyna Paris
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• The ULTIMATE FIRST DAY in PARIS | Lourve, French Food, Croissants + River Cruise!
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• EATING FROGS in PARIS! | French Food Tour
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• An Epic Day Trip to VERSAILLES! | Paris Travel Guide
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• PARIS FOOD TOUR | Cheap French Food, Charcuterie + Montmarte!
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• Epic FRENCH FOOD Tour in PARIS! | Boulangeries, Bistros, Baguettes + Eiffel Tower Tour!
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0:00 - Intro
0:51 - BO&MIE
1:37 - Du Pain et des Idées
2:30 - Café Le Quartier Général
3:28 - Chez Savy
4:46 - Caractère de Cochon
5:52 - Bouillon Pigalle
7:04 - La Maison d’Isabelle
7:58 - Tout Autour du Pain
8:50 - Chez Fernand
10:05 - Au P'tit Grec Crêperie
10:55 - Laduree
11:52 - Pierre Hermé
12:28 - REYNA
13:39 - Le 17.45 Pigalle
14:37 - JANET by Homer
15:44 - Roger La Grenouille
16:53 - La Jacobine
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Hello! My name is Max Reisinger (Rye - Singer) and I’m a 17-year old student-athlete/entrepreneur/visual creative. I’m currently in my last year in high school and am applying to college/university (wish me luck). I’ve been creating videos here on YouTube since the beginning of 2019 when I moved to France for 7 months with my family. I attended a French public school during my time there and filmed all of my experiences/travels/new perspectives. After moving back to America, I started a business ( and have continued to film how I use optimism to live a happy, well-balanced life.
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At the beginning of 2020, I started a clothing brand - Perspectopia (Perspective + Utopia). My ultimate goal with this YouTube channel has always been to create a community and I strongly believe that optimistic perspectives can change your life. So, I decided to create a community based upon these ideas and also decided to create a line of clothing so that you can represent these same ideals.
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9 things considered weird in France, normal in Germany - cultural differences
This is a video about 9 things that I considered normal when growing up but it is just not the same during my residence in Paris. Things I took for granted and did not even think about as unusual as a kid are just considered very weird or just not done over here in Paris, France.
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I'm Becoming French [PARIS 1 of 3]
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What It's Really Like to Live In France
In this video, Lena and I go on a walk in downtown Aix en Provence and talk about what it's like to live in France and how it compares to the United States.
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I will be making a sequel to this video that goes more in deph into what the day to day life is like (things unique to France). The next video will be less about comparing it and more about explaining what I've observed. I hope you guys enjoyed this Part 1!
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