ASMR ~ France History & Geography ~ Soft Spoken Map Tracing Page Turning

[@kamroz0502]

Fun fact Napoleon is mentioned in the Polish National anthem and many still respect him as he tried to regain Polish independence, he established the Duchy of Warsaw which existed for a couple years . The lyrics go something like “Bonaparte has given us the example Of how we should prevail.” In fighting for out independence, Viva la France 🇫🇷! J’adore la langue et l’histoire du France et les gens françaises. J’espère un jour que je visiterai la pays. Si j’étais né une autre nationalité, je serais né français

[@adrien437]

and Poles were very brave during the French military campaigns they took part at, that's why there are many Polish names carved on the arc de triomphe

[@scoobadiva]

There’s nothing wrong with your French accent, you shouldn’t worry! And I’m French btw so I’m allowed to say 😊 Loved the reference to Carnac, that’s not far from where I’m from

[@Exoneos]

Merci beaucoup pour cette épisode. I was waiting for this one from a long time. Vive la France mon beau pays 🇨🇵

[@Huhuhuhuuh]

Saviez-vous, cher monsieur, que l'émoji "drapeau de la France" que vous utilisez est en fait enregistré dans la base de données émoji comme le drapeau de l'Île Clipperton, un atoll dans le pacifique nord. C'est une possession française, le seul territoire d'outre-mer dans cette région du pacifique. Il est régulièrement considéré comme "l'atoll le plus isolé du monde" car situé à 1100 du Mexique. Son lagon est également le seul lagon d'eau douce du monde. Donc... 🇨🇵 ! (Vous auriez pu avoir toutes ces informations sur la page Wikipédia de l'Île Clipperton mais je vous les ai gentiment résumées ici, pas besoin de me remercier :)

[@d1kiz]

45:15 These laws were made in 1905 against Catholiscism, at the moment there was 0 muslims in France. It's always annoying to see Americans judge without understanding french secularism.

[@ASMRGeographica]

Okay but that doesn't mean it isn't unfairly targeting people whose garments have religious meaning

[@d1kiz]

@@ASMRGeographica the Republic is against religious proselytism in the public space

[@ASMRGeographica]

@@d1kiz I'm sure minding your own business by wearing your own clothes is not proselytizing but that's just my opinion apparently

[@pierroch1021]

De mon expérience personnelle, le prosélytisme ne passe pas par l'accoutrement, ni même par le port de symboles précis, ne galvodez pas ce terme. Et soignez-vous de cette obsession à voir en chaque religieux un prosélyte écervelé cherchant sournoisement à détruire le vivre-ensemble ou les libertés individuelles. Ce sont vos agressions qui rongent toujours plus ces derniers. "Ma liberté s'arrête là où commence celle des autres.", portez les vêtements que vous désirez, mais ne les imposez pas à autrui. La règle est simple.

[@jdepen4524]

@@pierroch1021 La règle est simple l'application de celle-ci ne l'est pas. Et je t'invite à agrandir ton champs de recherche sur "l'accoutrement", car à de nombreuses reprises (si ce n'est toujours) il a été éminemment politique. Et pour précision le hijab n'est interdit qu'à l'école/collège/lycée (donc jusqu'à 18ans) et quand on connait sa signification relieuse personne ne devrait se plaindre de le voir interdit chez les mineurs (uniquement à l'école je me répète).

[@LewisEdge01]

Im watching this for my origins, my dad was born in paris but i was born in england so its interesting to learn about france considering im 1/4 french.

[@zendorr]

Actualy this is your bestest video

[@lullabyshadows86]

I just love all of your videos!!! ❤

[@aorum3589]

33:00 This is the northern coast of Brittany not the meditteranean coast ;).

[@Ineke1466]

oh yes 2003 was a very hot summerin Europe, I remember it very well! Nice resume of French history😉Corsica is sooo beautiful❤Hope to go to Paris in October (3 hrs train from Amsterdam)

[@PerranFromGaul]

In 2003 it was incredibly hot because of unusual heat wave.

[@ASMRGeographica]

Yeah it was intense!

[@thecanopybookclub8752]

Ahahaha "vi are ire ice-skètingue" loved your video and i learned about my own country! You are so passionate and know so much about France I'm shocked

[@asmrairhorn]

ASMR Geographica: I will only be using American place names because you do NOT want to hear my French accent! also ASMR Geographica: * pronounces the French place names in a perfectly flawless French accent anyway * hahaha

[@ASMRGeographica]

🤣🤣

[@rayanegame9920]

Merci je suis français 😊

[@CarreRan_]

FRANCE!

[@rigolo289]

For WW2 in France it's was a horrible time to French people was been massacred by nazis

[@JJMedusa]

-- Where in the U.S. are you from?

[@ASMRGeographica]

California!

[@emptyhad2571]

Viva la france

[@PerranFromGaul]

Vive la France.

[@jdepen4524]

It's funny how you are always respectful to countries cultures and everything in your video and then in this one you assume that french laws are discriminatory specificly towards muslim women! And thats very not true because if you knew better about our history you would know that France fought during the last 2 century against Christian religion to kinda eradicate it so the laws are just the same for muslims and for christians. Christians in France are just used to the anticlerical policies since a while when it is pretty new for the muslims

[@jdepen4524]

But still good video as always! Keep the great work!

[@ASMRGeographica]

I would say that not being able to wear a crucifix to school is vastly different from not being able to wear a hijab to school.

[@pierroch1021]

@@ASMRGeographica Also, I was always able to wear à crucifix to school, litteraly no one batted an eye (I'm not a christian now btw, never really was). My muslim friends, however... I think being a muslim is, in the eyes of some people, being a potential threat. A feeling that can only be quieted down through repeated, oppressive "pledges of allegiance". They try to explain these laws and attitudes with reason, by saying "this is better for women" or "this is what laicity is" but this a): not true, let women wear what they want. b): not what laicity is. It sounds an awful lot like post-rationalising a feeling (at best) and fear mongering for votes at worst.

[@jdepen4524]

At least women can go to school in France (without risking their lives) and when they are 18 yo and adult, they can go to university and are free to wear their hijab in peace. If you call discriminatory to not let children wear hijab then we just can't understand each other because of our cultural differences.

[@ASMRGeographica]

@@jdepen4524 literally discrimination is treating others differently because of who they are. If they were forcing nuns to remove their habits at places like a beach, I would also say that is discrimination. Just because something is a law doesn't mean it's fair.

[@igorious7508]

My country!

[@TiGGowich]

France is the 2nd* largest country in the EU after Germany.

[@MassEffectGER]

By land size, France is the largest country in the EU.

[@pierroch1021]

Thank you so much for skipping LePen 🙏🏻🙏🏻 so tired of her and her rotten ideology...

[@ASMRGeographica]

Bien sûr!

[@nitroz1732]

pff, leftist

[@polargiest2276]

What is rotten with her ideology ?