Driving Downtown - Montreal 4K - Canada

Driving Downtown - Montreal Quebec Canada - Episode 52.
Starting Point: Rue Saint-Catherine goo.gl/maps/y8... .
Montreal is the most populous municipality in the Canadian province of Quebec and the second-most populous municipality in Canada as a whole. Originally called Ville-Marie, or "City of Mary", it is named after Mount Royal, the triple-peaked hill in the heart of the city. The city is centred on the Island of Montreal, which took its name from the same source as the city, and a few much smaller peripheral islands, the largest of which is Île Bizard. It has a distinct four-season continental climate with warm to hot summers and cold, snowy winters.
In 2016 the city had a population of 1.7 million. Montreal's metropolitan area had a population of 4.1 million. French is the city's official language and is the language spoken at home by 49.8% of the population of the city, followed by English at 22.8% and 18.3% other languages. The agglomeration Montreal is one of the most bilingual cities in Quebec and Canada, with over 59% of the population able to speak both English and French. Montreal is the second-largest primarily French-speaking city in the world, after Paris.
Historically the commercial capital of Canada, Montréal was surpassed in population and in economic strength by Toronto in the 1970s. It remains an important centre of commerce, aerospace, transport, finance, pharmaceuticals, technology, design, education, art, culture, tourism, food, fashion, gaming, film and world affairs. Montreal has the second-highest number of consulates in the coninent, serves as the location of the location of the headquarters of the International Civil Aviation Organization, and was named a UNESCO City of Design in 2006. In 2017, Montreal was ranked the 12th most liveable city in the world by the Economist Intelligence Unit in its annual Global Liveability Ranking, and the best city in the world to be a university student in the QS World University Rankings.
Montreal has hosted multiple international conferences and events, including the 1967 International and Universal Exposition and the 1976 Summer Olympics. It is the only Canadian city to have held the Summer Olympics. As of 2016 the city hosts the Canadian Grand Prix of Formula One, the Montreal International Jazz Festival and the Just for Laughs festival. In 2012, Montreal was ranked as a Beta-plus world city.
Economy
Montreal has the second-largest economy of Canadian cities based on GDP and the largest in Quebec. In 2014, Metropolitan Montreal was responsible for C$118.7 billion of Quebec's C$340.7 billion GDP. The city is today an important centre of commerce, finance, industry, technology, culture, world affairs and is the headquarters of the Montreal Exchange.
Culture
Montreal was referred to as "Canada's Cultural Capital" by Monocle magazine. The city is Canada's centre for French-language television productions, radio, theatre, film, multimedia, and print publishing. Montreal's many cultural communities have given it a distinct local culture.
Sports
The most popular sport is ice hockey. The professional hockey team, the Montreal Canadiens, is one of the Original Six teams of the National Hockey League (NHL), and has won an NHL-record 24 Stanley Cup championships. The Canadiens' most recent Stanley Cup victory came in 1993. They have major rivalries with the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins both of which are also Original Six hockey teams. The Canadiens have played at the Bell Centre since 1996. Prior to that they played at the Montreal Forum.
Climate
Montreal is classified as a humid continental climate. Summers are, on the whole, warm and humid with a daily maximum average of 26 to 27 °C (79 to 81 °F) in July. Winter brings cold, snowy, windy, and, at times, icy weather, with a daily average ranging from −9 to −10.5 °C (16 to 13 °F) in January.
en.wikipedia.o...

[@MTimtam]

I lived in Montreal all of 2017, I got cancer is July of that year and had to return back to Australia in dec. I pretty much lived in the city at la marq, seeing this just brings back so many memories, I hope to get a job back there in five or so years, I have to wait till I’m 100 in remission.

[@Christian-ru6op]

vince orr albert Montreal is a multicultural city. You don’t have to learn French to live there. Don’t be so rude.

[@blueriver4484]

@CheezusCrust damn youre fucking rude!

[@crbb3099]

@CheezusCrust typical Quebec prick. No wonder the rest of Canada doesn't like you.

[@monicamccarthy3932]

@CheezusCrust I agree. Everyone wanting to live and work in Montreal and anywhere in Quebec, must learn French. I have visited Montreal a few times, and love the city because of its history and language. Sad to see too many foreigners living there who don't speak the language. Je me souviens.

[@cotefabrice1801]

Without being rude.. yeah he must learn the language

[@canadiandude24]

For all people watching this, this is Canada, not USA, this is Montreal, Quebec, the largest french speaking city after Paris. Thanks for the upload J Utah!

[@yoyoa8362]

It even says Canada in the title... wtf I guess since both countries have the same infrastructure

[@furyc4144]

yo yo a nah Canada is more European styled than America.

[@canadiandude24]

Sijbrand P. Takes I would kindly disagree with that, especially in today's political climate, Canadian and American cultures are becoming very distinct although we do share many similarities...

[@jutah]

Glad you enjoyed it Matthew!!

[@MindfulQuestsFR]

I lived in Paris but I'm originally from Montreal and I would say that Montreal is way larger than Paris. The latter being a very dense city though with most of its buildings kind of clustered together

[@mnoei8705]

Montreal,s one of the most beautiful city in the world!!!!

[@Torontopia]

Montreal in winter, YES! I remember it well, I used to live there and loved it!!! I love that there are lots of people walking around, even in winter! There are more people walking around Montreal on a cold winter day than there are in La, Dallas or Atlanta on a nice, summer day!

[@edsal5528]

You are comparing apples and oranges, Montreal is a centralized city that density decreases as you head away from the city center.. while Dallas, Los Angeles, and Atlanta are de-centralized cities, meaning that there are 3 to 4 different city centers. Montreal was also built before the automobile, while the other cities were built during the automobile era. More suitable cities to compare would be Boston, Philly, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Chicago,Denver....etc

[@jutah]

So this was my first time visiting when cold. Loved it! Montreal is a special city. Will be back again when its warmer soon. And yes - Love the amount of people walking around :) Nice to hear from you again Torontopia!

[@stepheng3667]

Yes your points are valid and I think that's the reason people like visiting Montreal, the downtown is usually active with a lot of people on the streets. I don't want to offend anyone but Montreal and Toronto are the only Canadian cities with real action on the street (Vancouver is so so). I've been to all large Canadian cities and the places are ghost towns. I've been to lots of medium sized U.S cities and they too are ghost towns. I just came back from Tampa FL, its a very nice city, with some nice architecture and views but the downtown was dead. It seems to me that not a lot of people LIVE downtown in these cities. Office workers come in for work then at 5:00 they take off - back to the burbs.

[@christofat2704]

Torontopia Montreal in some aspects more European than North American, people there are still living in the city centre, giving this European Vibe! Non a generic North American city , but a city with character!

[@Torontopia]

Yes, I agree!

[@leroyybrown]

Wow I'm very impressed with the historic architecture. The piercing blue sky set against the snow/slush gives it a surreal look. Also the sun being so far south there is lot's of shadow but the sky is bright blue, totally surreal

[@jutah]

Its a classic must-visit city! One of my favorite trips I've ever taken was my first visit to Montreal during the summer. Its a fantastic place!

[@stepheng3667]

Architecture is beautiful, winter is brutal though. Not much sun or blue skies in the winter. haven't seen the sun for 10 straight days now. Just got back from a Florida vacation and it really is a downer.

[@9grand]

Leroy B it is one of rare city in North America where you can see a real historic district like un Europe ! Not as beautiful like un Europe but exceptional for this part of the World! Some places you really feel that you are like in a small town in western France !

[@anthonyiuculano6002]

Be sure to visit us someday :)

[@paname514]

If you want great architecture, go to Québec (Ville de Québec). It is truly impossible to tell whether you are in Britanny (France) or in Québec in some places.

[@LoweringMyProfile]

Such a smooth ride in a city such as Montreal!..I almost feel like I’m in the passenger seat looking around.Keep up the good work with your videos!

[@sylvaindescoteaux4208]

What you don't see in this video is how sweet and friendly the people of Montreal trully are 🙂

[@jutah]

Great people in Canada! It really is a friendly country. Love it!

[@isaacrocksyay]

Yikes, not so much in Montreal. Whenever I go to any other province people treat me much better and seem to be nicer. Maybe it’s cause I’m English?

[@sylvaindescoteaux4208]

maybe its You .. ? probably your vibes cause we create our reality , the world is what WE think it is ..... montreal is magic !

[@louiszhang3050]

sylvain descoteaux not so, the four years I’ve lived in Montréal I didn’t feel so welcomed. It’s might be because I couldn’t parle français very well. Ontario’s better for me imo

[@9grand]

@@louiszhang3050 . it is not ,because you could not speak french well , but may be like many 'immigrants' you prefer to speak in english in a french speaking society! It is quite rude actually. Like many , you do not know much about the history of Canada. Until the beginning of the 19th century, the term 'Canadian' was applied to french descents from this part of the world.It is only later that the 'english' started to appropriate the name. As such the genuine canadians are the ' french' , same as a the national anthem which is in fact a french canadian song. And please do not tell me french is too hard to master. Because i do not think that the immigrants in Canada is more stupid than the one in France. Because I can assure you that in France you will be able to speak within one year ,because the french are not as nice ( soft) as the french canadian . ( At Rome do as Roman)

[@toddboothbee1361]

Thanks for the reminder of how beautiful a winter city can be.

[@失踪人口-c2w]

Lived in Montreal for 3 months back in 2019, one of the best times in my life. Watching this video was like all those memories flashing back to me.

[@amoghadhikari7100]

I am learning french and also know basic french😍because my dream is to study in Montreal after my high school♥️Love you Montréal. My dream city♥️ J'adore Montréal

[@canman5060]

I have no problem with Montreal street signs and I don't speak a single word of French.

[@dinushproductions985]

Lar M subscribe me

[@Jean-Poule_II]

Guys! We've found someone with a brain!

[@joang.6664]

@@Jean-Poule_II 😂👍

[@Floridafanatic28]

You don't need to in Montreal, there's a lot of English spoken there. Quebec City is a different story though.

[@canman5060]

@@Floridafanatic28I love Quebec City. They do speak English there !

[@vicfame3171]

I love your channel. If there wasn't for your channel I wouldn't have an opportunity to see how actually beautiful Canada is. Thank you very much sir!

[@Torontopia]

I didn't know Montreal had a huge wheel in the Old Port! It must be new! Great tour!

[@jutah]

This was my first time back since they put it up. That was my first time seeing it too! :)

[@blueriver4484]

I went in the summer of 2017. Was it there already?

[@serahfuanbial80]

J Utah Eya

[@ThiagoRodrigues-ps5zc]

Always when I go to the bed I watch your videos, because is so relaxing to me... 👌👍🇧🇷

[@clearmist7170]

That's amazing if you watch the whole video. Thanks for sharing.

[@josefharasek3502]

pornhub - j utah - sleep - repeat

[@jutah]

Great to hear Thiago! Greetings from the US my friend :)

[@blackjohn2289]

Thiago Rodrigues I am lying in my bed now

[@benevolentgiovanni3113]

Fuck Brazil

[@Motavi]

Magnifique vidéo ^^ Merci, thank you!

[@redmangos41]

Yess, my city! It feels nice seeing the streets I'm used to seeing on KZbin. Great video!

[@sirgeorgeprevost3612]

You mean it feels nice seeing the orange cones, detours, and streets being ripped up constantly.

[@redmangos41]

@@sirgeorgeprevost3612 Haha, not really but you know, it's familiar.

[@abdelali232]

Magnifique vidéo, j'adore cette ville

[@RustyJerome]

Montrealer here: Nice video. Got hooked on your channel by watching your recent Buenos Aires night drive. If (when) you come back, you gotta do it in late spring, summer, or early autumn. Montreal is indeed a special place during the winter, but 24 hours after a snow storm, all that pristine white snow quickly turns into brown and back slush. Also: Constant road works in Montreal have made driving here a nightmare. Best to return when all is completed… in about 2049 ;-)

[@RizeRoG]

Montreal is really an amazing city merci pour cette superbe vidéo.

[@anthonyiuculano6002]

My home sweet home ❤

[@ЗояАбдрахманова-я9ц]

Надо надо в Монреаль....но чуть позже....обязательно. Общее впечатление что город состоятельных людей сплошной транспорт зелени мало Многоэтажный пробки. Спасибо ознакомилась с ещё одним мегаполисом!!! Удачи не повеселила Вас М-р Драйв!!!🌟🎼🌟🎼🎼

[@Pontie66]

Merci beaucoup pour cette belle video So cool video thanks for sharing with us!!!

[@jutah]

Merci pour les commentaires! Je suis content que tu aies aimé cet ami :)

[@NMeyer0]

Was here last week! I like an hour south of Toronto. There is nowhere like Quebec in North America. It's like Europe and North America at the same time. If you haven't been, it's a must see!

[@everydaybrad2773]

I haven't been back to Montreal, my home, in 10 years... and this is so simple and pure and awesome. It made me cry. Awesomeness.

[@williamorr9203]

I'm in Alberta and we have a French Canadian in charge of our 117 suite complex.He's got a heart of gold.

[@phuongdungpham7259]

Love your Chanel. Thanks 😍😍😍

[@jutah]

Glad you like it! Nice to hear :)

[@burtonater]

I like Chanel, too.

[@maxlongpre4912]

Nice to see as videoj Utah im glad to Know montreal is recognize ! Merci beaucoup d'être venue visiter Montréal ! Thank you very much to came visit Montreal ! If you Come back soon its the winter already haha !

[@jutah]

Thanks Max! Been to Montreal in both summer and winter. And prefer the summer :) I want to come back and do some more during the summer soon. Beautiful city! Cheers :)

[@maxlongpre4912]

@@jutah nice to Know im Hurry to see :D

[@drogariatuc]

At last! great video, great city, nice job.

[@jutah]

Thanks João - Glad you liked it!!

[@louiszhang3050]

Reminds me of one time we bought coffee and it turned into iced coffee like 5 minutes later.

[@MPB059]

I feel like when watching this video that Montréal has a European feel to it. I think if I visit Canada, Montreal is the first city I want to visit.

[@maxlongpre4912]

do that in the summer bruh its better ;p

[@blueberrysavers3547]

Maybe because many people speak French there

[@MPB059]

Bossy Bryner that’s true it’s just the architecture is quite European

[@zenimpression]

Amazing masterpiece! Love your films! 5*

[@DoSum4Me]

Was just driving in downtown Montreal today and i was so stressed out. I'll take downtown Toronto any day. Lol

[@paulosilvafilho5222]

What a lovely city! It seems very liveable, very interesting, very cozy, even in the winter!

[@ennvee1989]

That's my city 😊😊

[@canadiandude24]

xVvix xnNix Montreal and Quebec City has best architecture in Canada!

[@jutah]

Love it!

Mine too!

[@hadihamid1560]

Me Too

[@chuks051]

And me Yay!!.

[@allahabadlippincott7832]

Very beautiful city. Like a Boston

[@PWRFULxgamer]

Montreal looks like a combination of Paris, Tokyo and New York put into one

[@furyc4144]

Amazing video as always J. Montreal is a very cold city! But if you want colder come down to my city Winnipeg 😃

[@jutah]

Thanks FuryC! I can only imagine the weather - Ill have to visit at some point! :)

[@otaviofenderstrat4220]

What the less cold city in Canada? Victoria?

[@brandons8577]

@@otaviofenderstrat4220 Victoria and Vancouver are very warm in the summer. They reach over 30 degrees Celsius in the summer! (Over 100 Fahrenheit) but they are really wet in the winter

[@otaviofenderstrat4220]

@@brandons8577 thanks Brandon...i'm planning the next tourism trip with family...we were in Orlando -Florida last year and we ve been in Europe too....but we are from Brazil and we always travel when is summer in the north hemisphere...greetings and sorry my english.

[@Theblob2k7]

Montreal is not that cold honestly. Quebec city is much colder, so is Winnipeg.

[@cookiesamaraiseyt9546]

This vid made me go to Canada 2 years ago

[@GabrielDuarte-ue1mu]

Perfect this place 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@jutah]

Indeed!

[@mariaaparecidadeandradelag810]

Love Love thankyou por esses vídeos maravilhoso

[@montanaman2439]

Cool video. My favorite city is New Orleans. Best Cajun Cuisine, jazz, nightlife, French Quarter, and Mardi Gras

[@trb024]

JFL BROUGHT ME HERE !!!

[@yoankrasimirov93]

Same lol!!

[@mariaaparecidadeandradelag810]

Very.good thankyou Love thankyou maravilhoso que lugar lindo adoro

[@gabrielmorais7493]

Acho linda pela demais essa cidade.Ela tem uma otima infraestrutura e ela uma das metrópoles canadenses com o custo de vida muito mais barato se comparado com Vancouver BC Toronto ON.

[@valeriosss]

real snowy winter

[@mx8290]

Fun following your video w/ Google Earth.... Thx 4 tha upload Peace w/ a smile

[@GoodTravelChannel]

very beautiful

[@jutah]

Great place to visit! Or live :)

[@kirkm3354]

It's a little nicer in summer when everything is nice and clean.

[@elenakoroleva2217]

Love your channel❤️

[@j.r.3664]

Great city and lovely people. Hope to be back there soon!

[@zalesou6152]

Nice video my friend

[@jutah]

I appreciate it as always Zale! :D

[@oliviamelling3313]

Hopefully you manage to go back love these

[@chandrasenanpillai2912]

Wonderful journey

[@certifiedloser2112]

My hometown, Such a beautiful city. Too bad I don't speak french ):

[@yordaryperez7023]

I can feel the severe cold!!

[@yordaryperez7023]

Grant Logan so what?

[@magdolnahidasi2376]

nice work !!

[@jutah]

Thanks for letting me know Magdolna :)

[@shaheryarkhan9616]

I really want to go to Montreal in my heart of my dreams that I can speak the beautiful language French with those people.

[@maxlongpre4912]

Just try it but if you really cannot we speaks both language dont worry ! :)

[@joao99pop51]

hi from🇺🇸 Boston

[@furyc4144]

King John96 I have friends from Boston

[@jutah]

Cheers my friend!

[@saifey78]

thanks for the ridee...... lov ur channel

[@karnigtoroyan2328]

Very nice! I suggest a spring version with more of the Golden Square Mile and Mt-Royal Park.

[@donwert]

Excellent!

[@jutah]

Thanks donwert!

[@Flying_Karsten]

i love your Vid.!

[@jutah]

Thanks Grandmaster Haze :)

[@Rapture582]

North America's best city.

[@Schlomothebest]

It looks like fucking Cleveland!

[@joemartin1253]

Schlomothebest It's the French version of Cleveland LMAO.

[@TurtleCake1]

​@@Schlomothebest how?! I've never heard Montréal being compared to Cleveland before. MTL is a pretty old city so it doesn't look all shiny everywhere, but that doesn't make it deserve to be compared to fucking Cleveland. If anything, MTL looks like the child of Paris, NYC and Chicago (but smaller obviously).

[@dg1006]

jojofromtx ...actually Cleveland does have hills(Cedar Hill, Seven Hills, etc) but it was a ridiculous comparison, attempting to degrade both cities. Cleveland is actually a very interesting city with a great cultural, food and sports scene. As does Montreal.

[@slycat1939]

Can you do this city in warmer weather please? Beautiful city

[@shantovinod393]

I love montreal ❣

[@Christian-ru6op]

Going to be driving here in two weeks. I’m from the states where everywhere you can right turn on red. I think the hardest habit to break it no right turning on red in Montreal.

[@tunisientun]

LOL bro dont worry driving in Montreal is very easy ! Like everywhere in North America !

[@italymaryseason3562]

Thank you! 👌

[@jutah]

Glad you liked it Mary :)

[@jassimalmadridi9061]

😍😍😘😘😘

[@kenneth_mirez]

(Subscribed) what camera did you use?

[@aymanalfred1498]

amazing man keep up i hope you go and make video on Europe capitals

[@jutah]

Glad you like the channel! Currently working on the details of a Euro trip.. Should be happening at some point : )

[@DowellPa]

Nice video, you’re an amazing driver. I hate driving there since most people are aggressive as hell.

[@Rapture582]

You should do a video in Vienna Austria.

[@jutah]

Currently working out details on a Euro trip. Will definitely happen at some point : )

[@itzpro5951]

I'm guessing Denver is next

[@jcamp3606]

Thanks! Awesome vid!

[@jameshowardwilliamson5043]

Can you make a trip also in Winnipeg, Calgary, and Sault Ste. Marie

[@canadiandude24]

Matthew Vincent Stevenson chrisvasquez7 makes tons of videos in different Canadian cities, you should watch!

[@jutah]

I like Canada more and more with each visit! Would love to visit all three :)

[@smartmanagertifrank3562]

Awesome this vidéo ,please drive in minneapolis

[@jutah]

Got that on the list - Hopefully soon :)

[@Hunter-tz9en]

Beautiful city! Downtown Philly next plz!!

[@jutah]

I missed so much of Philly while filming last time - I'm looking forward to going back! :)

[@khabib5770]

High Time Flyer60 Montreal looks like philly

[@rvalentim1995]

amazing video Indianapolis IN pleaseee

[@595saiteja8]

Rodölfo Valentim that would be awesome

[@jutah]

I may be in that area in a few months. Will definitely make a video :)

[@BrokebackBob]

J Utah Hooray!

[@robertorota3328]

say what you want but cities in the winter or fall are much more fascinating than if shot in spring/summer

[@eminirakltac9040]

Love

[@sangjeongkimcho293]

BEST PLACE I'VE SEEN IN J UTAH / 4K: MOSCOW WORST PLACES: longislandcity AND iran

[@daverhoden445]

Is it just me, or is Montreal the only city you've done this for in the winter?

[@odispsfashion-tv2420]

Coming soon, it seems like in summer or close to summer it's much better to visit this city and to enjoy it

[@mohammadnurealam9053]

THANKS.

[@abdelali232]

I'm really to go to Canada Montréal city in my heart

[@mouhamadbachirdiop6412]

Montreal my city my hometown in Canada🇨🇦

[@canman5060]

Rue Saint-Catherine is the heart of the Red Light District !

[@Jean-Poule_II]

European come to Montréal for its very North American feel, while North Americans come to the city for its European vibe. No wonder we struggle to define who we are.

[@thisisdwayne5000]

Montreal and Chicago are the greatest cities in North America

[@jutah]

Two special places! Love them :D

[@blackjohn2289]

Whiskey Pool toronto is nice too

[@thisisdwayne5000]

Black John Of course it is, but I preffer Montreal more

[@elvissam1401]

Amazing video J Utah

[@jutah]

Thanks Esam!

[@armani2389]

Elove you canada❤🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@destb]

Very Nice vid,,what King of cam You have

[@LovePlane]

amazing

[@wpgtransitfan0333]

You should drive in Winnipeg, Manitoba!!

[@MdRahul-nv1yj]

Next video is Ottawa please

[@raymondauclair8557]

St-Catherine, going East, from (roughly) Atwater (where the old "Forum" - old home of the Montreal Canadiens used to be). At 9:30, we turn left on La Gauchetière. "Why do I care?" you ask. Only because of an old Montreal joke: a police officer dragged a dead horse all the way from La Gauchetière to Peel Street. Why? Because, for his report, he did not know how to spell La Gauchetière, but he knew how to spell Peel. (Cyniques, late 1960s) By 25:48, (we are on University, going north) it is clear that this driver is simply driving aimlessly around that portion of Montreal. But we don't care, because he is filming. We (Montrealers) recognize all the sights. By 27:50 you are thinking "Wow, this must have been a very unlucky day for that driver" No! this is a normal day in downtown Montreal. [This is why I never use my own car in downtown Montreal). Should this discourage you from visiting Montreal? NO! However, it should tell you that, once you have found a parking for your car, please leave it there. Even I (a Montrealer from birth) do that.

[@jutah]

Love long comments like these from a local! I love Montreal. Hope to be back soon to film during the Spring or Summer. Thanks for commenting :)

[@LuisSanchez-uu7rf]

46:30 which is that area? another question, if I am going to study in downtown, where do you suggest me to look for a rent? thank you.

[@blueriver4484]

Well, last time i was in montreal i stayed at the Sunrise Aparthotels and they were nice but they are in the Mont Royal area and it seems like a very nice, safe area and the apts are beautiful.

[@LuisSanchez-uu7rf]

@@blueriver4484 thanks I found a good and cheap place on cote de neige very close to Concordia University.

[@minnymm2719]

Is Montreal still cheaper to live ?? I meant i lived here 2013 and rent was only $700 bachelor in downtown. How about now ??

[@Jean-Poule_II]

It has become more expensive off course, but it's still one of the cheapest big north american city.

[@hosseinrostami5937]

God + Love + Kiss + Hope + Effort + Persistence = Happiness

[@maxximal8958]

I love Montreal ! But i cant speak french :D

[@luclafor]

No problem. You can get served in English everywhere. Just say "bonjour" first and "je ne parle pas français - (jeh neh parl paw fran-say)" and you'll see, people are very nice. Don't just say "hey" cause hay-is-for-horses...

[@9grand]

@@luclafor . Some people do not like the english privilege attitude.

[@luclafor]

@@9grand - Moi le premier! My parents were told in the 60's to "speak white" whenever they went west of the Main

[@samiaeldebal1039]

Hermosa camada

[@mgithaiga1]

These videos should be enjoyed with potato chips, biscuits, and a soda.