My Pet Peeve: Commuters not following escalator etiquette, especially in Paris. When you asked them to move over to the right, they suck their teeth.

It's a way to avoid spending more money so it won't be their responsibility to teach relevant English for this event. Without going into detail, great opportunity for Google to improve and test their "AI interpretor".

In my French class I read out the word "Colorado" as in English and the instructor corrected me- I had to put the stress at the end as if I was saying it with a French accent.

France want to, huh? I guess English is really difficult.

In a hundred years the French language will be a footnote in history...

It's crazy how the French are bad at languages.. but they are even bad at their own languages. . *Rouleau du cap* !!! But it's stupid and ridiculous... how can you promote a language with such ridiculous and stupid things?!

I support this, in South Africa's World Cup all we heard were vuvuzelas.

This is funny since many of the most commonly used English words originally came from the French language. It's already going to be a s**tshow with all the transports and accommodations, they don't need to put even more batons dans les roues. Tourism brings money to Paris and the country, therefore the MPs should be happy rather than finding ways to facilitate it...

True that, about the Eurovision and the random non-european countries. But it goes the same about football Euro 2024. Turkey and Georgia that qualified and there were Israel, Armenia, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan that were trying to qualify... It's so whatever to me!

French is an official language of the olympics...so in France they speak french...no need to ban it, just use mostly french.

Jesuiz dacoord a 100%

"En français, s'il-vous-plaît!" ~Drunk PKP, 2015 😂

Ils ont raison.

That beer cannot be good, it is a fucking IPA, only nutter drink that.

Une autre idée brillante de Notre-Drame de Paris, probablement.

5:18 This is where you know where the intentions of language conservationists lie.

If you see a great point break, you can say ‘rouleau de no cap’.

Planche à roulettes feels like it’s made for quick conversations lol

Rouleau du cap 🤣😂

Its "Ožujsko" pronounced ( the ž is pronunced as in the 'j' in " j'aime " , whilst the "j" = "y" .. so Ojuysko ... Difficult to pronounce obviously .. Thanks for clarifying my pet peeve ( sharing drinks ) 🙏👍

I support this. The Olympics are supposed to showcase the culture of the host country. They're spending big money on hosting these games so they want to be seen and heard.

“Tables are for eating customers only” 😂😂😂

Your mother is so adorable. What a wonderful woman.

French healthcare system is known as the best healthcare system in the world even by UNESCO and French people including me we are so lucky to have it. I’ve lived in USA for 2years some years ago which definitely made me realize it as I have so many health problems which was so expensive and in France I’m covered 100% between Assurances Maladie and my health insurance which only cost me 9€ per month. And that included a hospitalization in a private hospital. I’m so angry to see some of my fellow countrymen criticizing their best healthcare which I see as one of the best privileges we have as French citizens. They all should definitely move out to USA and experience their money grabbing murdering medical system. It’s a shameful system just like everything made in US of A where you have money or die. So my fellow countrymen stop your mellow drama nonsense

Racaille toi même dummes Arschloch!

Ce sont nécessaires

Star Wars could be translated as "Les guerres de l'etoile" or "Les guerres des etoiles", we can't tell from the English title.

There are white eggs in the UK now, I think they started to appear in the last year or two.

my pet peeve is manspreading

WAS amazing ! The amazing influence of US on Sarkozy and Macron is slowly bug surely destroying our system

I do all of my dental stuff at the Hôpital Rothschild, which is the location of the national dental school. You are worked on by two 6th or 7th year dental students (they look like children when you are getting on in years). And once they have done something, they have to call in a professor to get it approved. I find this super reassuring because when you go to a private dentist, you have no idea if he was at the top or the bottom of his class, and he won't tell you if he makes a mistake, whereas at Rothschild they can't get away with anything. There are lots of seminars, too, so sometimes I have had up to five people in my mouth (I signed a permission document for that since they also take pictures with their phones.) I even had a Danish Erasmus student from Copenhagen in my mouth recently (he spoke perfect French).

doctors in France treat you like shit

In the USA, unless you have a great work included health insurance plan, you are screwed ! if you cannot afford a private insurance plan that will cost you hundreds of $s each month ........ then comes retirement at around 65+/- and Social Security MEDICARE kicks in and that is a bit like the French coverage with small co-pays here and there .... When I moved to the US a few years ago, I had ONE MAJOR concern, and that was to get a decent/good Health Ins. plan ASAP ! Peace of mind !

Il défonce la cuisine anglaise dans chaque épisode en fait 😂

Arrête un peu de mentir stp On paie rien mais il faut attendre 6 mois pour voir une spécialiste et tous les mois un pauvre gars crève dans la salle d’attente des urgence

Hi Paul, I tried the Nike Run Club and the training for the half marathon looks great if I can have your contact on this app so I can follow you regards

The cost of healthcare in the US is absurd! Everything costs three to four times as much as it would in other countries. This is healthcare for profit instead of healthcare for people.

Someone says traffic? In the place i live we have a joke that "Hanoi had 34 traffic congestion point, after improvement (traffic infrastructure) we just have 1 only left. It's the fuckin whole city"

Definitely, UK healthcare is soooo awful, I am so missing my French system...

Always enjoyable when public money is unlimited 💀

My mom (who’s French) lives in the US but always take the chance to do all her medical appointments when she comes to France 😆

I just aime this monsieur 😆❤

Bonjour. Je regarde le replay, je ne sais pas si quelqu'un a répondu à la question, mais ce n'est pas seulement pour une question de remboursement par la sécu qu'il faut consulter un médecin pour avoir une ordonnance pour le kiné, mais c'est que sans ordonnance, cela serait considéré comme exercice illégal de la médecine comme me l'a expliqué mon kiné.

The reason you have to go through a Medecin Generaliste before seeing a specialist is because the right is always trying to reduce the quality of healthcare in the pretext of reducing cost. An dso it was decided, not that long ago, like less than 20 years ago, that you had to first go through the Medecin Généraliste. The idea was that people were going too much to specialists, which cost more to the State in reimbursment. So in order to reduce the reimbursments (and, frankly, to trick patients who forget to go through the GP first), you have to first fo through the GP. That's idiotic, and they know it. It was basically a way to increase the difficulty to access specialists and get reimbursed for it.

... was amazing...

I’m an American l living in a small village in SW France. Before moving to France I was a nurse for 27 years. I was diagnosed with melanoma in February 2023. I have a Mason de Santé in my village with an English speaking doctor and two other doctors. I have had several appointments, 2 surgeries with 30 days of home nursing care, lab work every 6 weeks, 4 CT scans every 2 months, immunotherapy treatments every 6 weeks and taxi rides to the immunotherapy since it is over an hour away. Because of my diagnosis a paper was signed from my GP and things are covered almost 100%. I have paid 60€ out of pocket. I cannot begin to imagine what it would have cost in the states. Oh-my last lab work showed one value very high and my GP came to my house! Sorry for the long post. TLDR-retired nurse living in France and LOVES the French healthcare

Hey Paul, I think the word at 17:46 you were looking for might be "insecurity" and not "complex". At least in American English, insecure is something in yourself that you're not secure/comfortable with such as a part of your body/the way you look/are. I've more often heard of complex being used to describe someone entirely. Particularly those with large egos, as in "he has a God complex" meaning he thinks so highly of himself as if he were God himself. Also, my 54 year old single mother just paid $3,600 (USD) today for an ambulance ride she had two years ago after breaking her back after crashing her bike when her insurance told her it was going to be covered. Its ridiculous over here, I'm glad that at least some people somewhere have good medical experiences lmao.

... until now. Macron is dismantling it day after day. In a few years, it will combine the worst from any medical system.

In France, you have free choice of your doctors. Better than in the U.K., where you're assigned to a medical center or in the U.S., where you have to see a doctor that is "in" your insurance company's plan. The cost is reasonable, here, also.

Does your child's school not have a centre de loisirs for the holidays???