What French People Think About The U.S. | Easy French 125

[@ismatullorahimov4482]

I really love how some French people give such deep answers even to the simplest questions of a stranger.

[@susannabonke8552]

Moi aussi.

[@goyonman9655]

Give example of a deep answer here

[@J0HN_D03]

yes, it's due to our love for debate! 😉

[@goyonman9655]

@@J0HN_D03 Give me an example of a deep answer here

[@J0HN_D03]

@@goyonman9655 You don't understand what it means? It means that they tend to develop more their thoughts. They speak more.

[@cestlaphie]

For other learners, this is how I use Easy French to really help with comprehension: 1. I watch the first 30-60 seconds without looking at the subtitles, solely focused on listening. I will maybe repeat this process 1-3 times. 2. I go back and rewatch the same 30-60 seconds, but this time look at the French subtitles, covering up the English with my fingers. Sometimes I will even pause the video to really read each sentence! 3. Finally, I rewatch the same 30-60 seconds again and look at the English and French as simultaneously as I can. ...Then I repeat this process with the next 30-60 seconds of the video and so on!!! I have such a passion for learning French! I look forward to my lessons everyday. It’s the most beautiful language in the world!!! Thanks Easy French!!!!(:

[@EasyFrench]

Thank you and thanks for your useful tips 😊

[@chess_ly]

oh thank you that's really smart, ill try it out!

[@pique-nique]

I have the same passion for learning French. IT IS the most beautiful language in the world. BTW, the outgoing message on my phone is in French. You might be amazed at how this discourages telemarketers here in the U.S.

[@mikemason746]

I found that setting KZbin playback at 0.75 speed I could pick out the words much better. Makes them sound a little drunk, though.

[@RenegadeShepard69]

@@pique-nique haha I should try that.

[@sal70]

I get the impression that Americans view and glorify Paris the way some French people view and glorify New York. Both are smaller parts of a whole and aren’t fully representative of each country but often define the whole country to outsiders.

[@phylliswilliams9800]

Except that France is smaller than the entire state of Texas. So the US is necessarily more culturally diverse!

[@maxrolland3148]

@@phylliswilliams9800 It’s the case. It’s not because a country is smaller that it is less culturally diverse. Look at the UK, it’s smaller than both Texas and France and yet there are scottish, welsh and english cultures living together. Look at Spain, there is the Basque people, the Catalonian people or the Andalousian, and they are all very different and historically don’t speak the same language. The same goes for France, eastern french people (Alsatian and Lorrainer) have a strong germanic culture while southern-east french people (Povençal) have a culture very close to Northern Italians and south-west french people are very related to Northern Spaniards such as the Basque or the Catalonians. Then the North-Western french (Breton) have a tipycal celtic culture. Almost every countries have strong cultural divide and difference within themselves. May be Luxembourg is an exception, because these guys really are too small.

[@jonnykaykorn3060]

@@phylliswilliams9800 Well, France has German, catalan, basque, breton, dutch, and italian speaking regions.

[@hannofranz7973]

Possibly - as long as their vision of France goes beyond "Emily in Paris" with all its foolish stereotypes.

[@sal70]

What's interesting to me is that Darren Star who's a main writer for Sex and the City( also helped to write Emily in Paris) and SATC is known for being a poor representation of New York. Carrie Bradshaw from SATC lives in Manhattan and there's almost no black New Yorkers to be seen! So to answer your question, I hope not! Darren Star tends to represent places fully inaccurately and Americans realize Emily in Paris is a very silly and privileged shitfest.

[@fernandoanacletofirmino1518]

When I saw the title I thought: here we go.

[@loridelia8806]

Haha! I know.

[@animalrevenge1058]

@@jeanlis5797 so untrue...

[@andysud9661]

Most of their comments were quite positive

[@davesinspiration]

@Tony Scofield he's saying that because there are so many bad things to talk about America. America is literally a joke to some other countries. Especially during the era of Donald Trump

[@desireebrown-broussard3573]

@Tony Scofield here we go means “ here comes the drama”

[@mikolajstudzinski9095]

I don't know what to say French people : VOILA

[@rainwave5]

😂

[@soulfire900]

I've started doing that, and each time I do, my husband gives me an odd look lol

[@sympathetic_crustacean]

More like: "I guess I'm done".

[@olegsvitskyi1241]

bah voila quoi

[@jasp42]

Since I started learning French it makes me sad that we don't have a similar word in l'anglais

[@frankb1]

The views of the USA are must more positive that I would have expected.

[@ep6927]

@@debracarriere9051 you cannot expect much from interviews in the street. For a deep debate, it should be longer and in a better set.

[@MapsCharts]

Ça parlait pas de politique là aussi ni de grand chose de bien sensible

[@Deano-Dron81]

They pick the best ones, and throw out the many negatives, some of the more of stereotypes they keep to make authentic etc. Never trust these videos. Why do people fall for this shit? It’s been going on for a decade at least. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@whitmanhoward1917]

Je suis américain et etudiant du français, j'espère pouvoir voyager à la France un jour. Merci pour les vidéos, elles sont très utiles!

[@ayshabinthnoor]

i am a beginner in French and i could understand this post. I am so happy!

[@frenchfan3368]

C'est dommage que je n'aie pas eu l'accès à Easy French quand j'étais à l'université il y a vingt ans, car Easy French est un des meilleurs outils pour apprendre le vrai français; tel qu'il se parle dans la vie de tous les jours. Il y a trop de profs à l'université qui enseignent un français qui n'est pas trop authentique.

[@swordfishx987]

You are a united state citizens America is not a country is a continent

[@scottmiller2687]

@@swordfishx987 There is no continent called "America." There is a continent called "North America" and one called "South America." They are not the same continent.

[@scottmiller2687]

@@Mysterio6889 America is not a continent. Again, there is a continent called "North America" and one called "South America." Check out a map; it will be labeled just as I am telling you Also when people in English used the term "American" in everyday, informal language, there are referring to someone from the United States of America. Yes, someone from another country from either North or South American is technically an "American," but that is not what people mean in everyday, informal language.

[@sterlingelder7639]

I am American and live in France for 2 and a half years. For the most part this video was spot on. For French people who are amazed at how BIG the US, on the other hand I was amazed by the castles I visited in France. It was like living in history past and present. I actually like the way the French dress in France. Most people say that Paris is more casual but I was living in Angers and Tours and let me just say that I felt like I had to dress like I was going to a cabaret everyday on my way to the university. It was really a cool experience. French food is the best and I enjoyed the social aspect of everything. They hang out more and enjoy each other’s company more. I also love their way of having engaging conversations even on the most simplest topic. I don’t know why but I felt more French than American. The US is cool too though, I just prefer France and its people, j’admets que ça me convient plus.

[@kit-kat3356]

C'est un des commentaires les plus gentils que j'ai lu depuis très longtemps sur les français, sans pour autant dénigrer les américains. Merci de tout coeur à toi :)

[@jpc7118]

Merci... a true fair and sweet comment :)

[@byanahinton79]

J'ai habité en France seulement pendant trois mois et je me sens plus française que américaine. Je retourne en octobre. J'ai trop hâte

[@sterlingelder7639]

@@byanahinton79 Comment ça vous en avez trop hâte? La France ne vous plaît plus?

[@larrybutler4964]

I'm American. The comment that jumped out at me is that it's as though we're living in a video game.

[@matthew9054]

Agreed. That comment may be true just for some teenagers, but for a whole people of a country? Poor guy.

[@Sapphireia]

I remember the first time I was around and talking to Americans, I was like wow, feels like I'm in a movie! I guess because the accent was strongly tied to Hollywood movies for me 😝

[@hellohannahk]

@@Sapphireia I can see that. When I went to England it felt so magical just because of all the books I've read and movies set there, and then hearing the accents all around you...

[@backintimealwyn5736]

I would have saied a hollywood movie. That strucked me too in the US, people always reacted to things as people in the movies , for us american movies are like an alternate universe with an alternate humanity, it's really weird to see american people always being super afraid , super shocked , super moved, super emotional, crying over little things . I was constantly wondering if people were serious or if they were playing some act.

[@daviddoorbell2909]

@@backintimealwyn5736 I had the same experience when I went in Florida. I was also shocked when they asked me if I was religious and when I said no, they were all shocked and tried to find why. They were very rude about it.

[@biggsleezy]

Il faut faire aussi une vidéo appellé "What French People think about the British."

[@KimH797]

Je pense que les Britanniques connaissent déjà la réponse 🤣

[@EasyFrench]

It is planned with a special collab ;)

[@williams.w7281]

I am about to ask the same 👍

[@JoshimUddin-lg1jd]

@@EasyFrench looking forward to it!

[@suwingonizone]

Les Rosbeefs 🥴

[@staratlas5826]

Je suis Américain er j’habite à Paris depuis environ une année. je dirais que les français sont généralement des gens très éduqués avec un très bon goût de la vie.

[@linro7751]

merci pour le fou rire, tres eduques ? le systeme scolaire francais est une honte absolue

[@ValNeroK]

Attendez encore quelques années et vous allez changer d'avis. Le Paris d'aujourd'hui est très laid comparé à ce que c'était il y a quelques décennies et ça ne va pas s'arranger. Et les parisiens j'en parle même pas...

[@SuperJuvexxx]

@@ValNeroK parisiens ou africains?

[@zurkoo4863]

@@SuperJuvexxx parisiens

[@investirenafriquedepuisloccide]

Très vrai !

[@allthingsfrench1391]

Usually I write in French but this time I will commence in English, it's heartening to hear positive comments especially since we have been struggling here. I was fortunate enough to grow up living in different countries and being immersed in other cultures. One thing I do know is that every country has racial problems, including france. I love the French , and am learning the language. It hurt to hear that people think we are all gun toting idiots that have no restraint...sadly it is true in some respect. But there are many of us that do not...we are here, learning languages, home schooling, nature lovers, animal lovers, lovers of Peace and Love and the Oneness of all. Most of all I wish people would learn to understand one another, and love Thank you for your videos.

[@kmichalene]

I feel very much the same way. I must say, it was encouraging to hear so many nice comments because I feared it would be the opposite. Hahaha

[@allthingsfrench1391]

@@kmichalene I love France and the people.. one day i hope to return and live there.

[@kmichalene]

@@allthingsfrench1391 I hope you are able to do that!

[@kit-kat3356]

@@allthingsfrench1391 You will be more than welcome :) Big hug from Paris

[@jpc7118]

I thought you would have use "begin" instead of "commence"... Just a surprise for me, I didn't thought "commence" which is a french word was existing in english as well... just a question then... or maybe by reflexe, you mixed with french language. From a froggy, no bad intent.

[@johnhenryfox]

As a 27 year old, born and raised New Yorker who has been to Paris a few times, I’d say most of these comments were very accurate lol. America is a mixed bag but it has it’s pluses and minuses. It is certainly not a utopia but it can be a great place to live. I love France and actually appreciate that people dress well most of the time. Some people in the US look like they just hopped out of bed, which can be alarming 🛌 😂😂. Additionally, while Americans can be warm I don’t find New Yorkers warmer than Parisians. People here can be in their phone quite a lot and to themselves. I think big, expensive cities in general can be tough to socialize in but maybe i’m wrong.

[@EasyFrench]

Merci d’avoir partagé votre opinion et ressenti. Vive l’amitié franco-américaine et entre tous les peuples ! 🌷🌷🌷

[@musiqal333]

I'm native NYer too. Which part?

[@johnhenryfox]

@@musiqal333 Queens, hbu?

[@musiqal333]

@@johnhenryfox No way, me too! Born, raised and still live here now.

[@markyuto6820]

I would say some of them watch too much CORRUPT NEWS MEDIA that they forget reality.

[@TAPADARTHANBIR]

Il y a toujours des sujets intéressants :). Les gens François sont vraiment l'air gentils. Merci beaucoup l'équipe de Easy Freanch.

[@rickcollin5600]

I was a little surprised to hear that people thought so well of us, given the past four years. I know that I do have a very high opinion of France and the French from my experiences traveling in France.

[@iorekbyrnison1370]

we have been hit pretty hard by the Bush administration ( because we voted against the Iraq war ) so what Trump was saying or doing was nothing compare to that

[@duthegee]

330 million people in this country and seeing 1 million bad people on TV still does not represent even 1% of us.

[@mariethereseascar4910]

@Tony Scofield the « Americans » , originating mostly from Europe, Africa and Asia, don’t give a dam about the Native Americans either !

[@kit-kat3356]

We can made a difference between americans people and Trump administration :)

[@mariaelenavecchione2213]

Wait until 2024 and the tone of the answers will be much less friendly.

[@larrybutler4964]

I was pleasantly surprised to find a generally charitable attitude toward us Americans by the French people interviewed here. Not so from Germans in general.

[@gauthierloustaunau5396]

Well, the German were very pro-USA for a long time, but the Trump era was considered as a form of betrayal, because they didn't know if it was still possible to trust the US (military especially) any longer. German can be very tolerant, but once you lose they trust it's hard to regain it. While the French were almost anti-US for a long time (since WW2 it's complicated) so we were already used to see the US in a pretty poor way. So Trump and all the political chaos was almost consider normal ("It's the US, crazy things append" said some). But I would say we have learned to like you, with your qualities and your flaws, an honest friendship in a way.

[@markyuto6820]

@@gauthierloustaunau5396BLAME THE CORRUPT NEWS MEDIA.

[@J0HN_D03]

When you look for opinion studies, German people have a lower opinion of USA than French do.

[@margscarpone]

Moi, j’ai dit la même chose en tant que New Yorkais quand j’étais à Paris!!! Il y a quelque chose de similaire dans les deux ambiances.

[@swordfishx987]

You are a united state citizens America is not a country is a continent

[@josvillanueva1095]

En tant que mexicain j'aimerais voir une vidéo pareil mais à propos du Mexique. 🇲🇽 Superbe vidéo en tout cas!

[@miaguillen5575]

moi aussi!

[@IMuhammadRehmanE]

yap

[@yanislacrim9896]

Les cartel lol

[@josvillanueva1095]

@@yanislacrim9896 il faut s'informer avant de faire un préjugé

[@annabelholland]

Bonjour a Mexique! Hola a Mexico!

[@CiarnaK]

I'm from the West Coast, and yes, L.A. is far too big! When I visited Paris, it felt very comfortably sized for a major city.

[@grimjowjaggerjak]

Paris is one of the densest city in the world more than 2 times the population density of new York city. And has a population of 12 millions so I wouldn't quite say that it's comfy 😂. I prefer cities like Lyon or Bordeaux way more livable.

[@sucram1015]

@@grimjowjaggerjak And yet people from Paris are moving somewhere else because it's not enough space. There's a video about it too.

[@alistairt7544]

@@grimjowjaggerjak I lived in Lyon for a year and absolutely loved it. Such a great city with the right size for me. Paris is fun but not so fun to live in, based on my own personal comfort lol I also lived in NYC for 2 years and loved and hated it. I think super big cities are not for me lol

[@aruytpadyugf]

@@grimjowjaggerjak Incorrect. Paris has a population density of 2.1 million. Los Angeles (4 million) and New York (8.4 million) over take that by more than twice the population. In comparison, Paris would be considered smaller to someone from those cities.

[@grimjowjaggerjak]

@@aruytpadyugf First of all population density and population is a completely different thing, population density is the number of people living by square meters, and by that metric Paris has one of the highest population density in the world. Most cities in the US are really spread out that's why they aren't in the list of densest cities. Secondly Paris has only 2 millions inhabitants If you don't take into account the greater Paris area which consist of 10 millions inhabitants. ..

[@Darkred28]

I'm honestly pretty surprised by how kind the answers were. I expected to hear similar things like on 'Easy German' (Not to say we shouldn't be criticized or anything, quite the opposite) but the Parisians seemed nicer than the Berliners. Which I find strange in some ways. Maybe I just don't know much about either city or their people.

[@loridelia8806]

I agree , The French are good people . The easy English comments not so much.

[@linajurgensen4698]

You don’t know much about either city. Berlin is known to be the rudest city in Germany, also 50% are foreigners and hippies.

[@richardfloridaman]

Germany has an obsession with the USA, it is engraved into their culture. My mother came here from Germany and her entire family are in Germany and they have a psychotic obsession with the USA. Did you know that its a front to pretend to dislike the US? Germany is also heavily financially dependent upon the USA. They honestly shouldn't bite the hand that feeds them. I lived in Germany, visited my family there, they're all nuts.

[@mollyringwerm9224]

I’m American, the comments from the lady with children and grandchildren here resonated with me. Otherwise, I’m glad to hear that “we’re” less loathed than I expected, lol.

[@mussardi8867]

Bonjour Molly, je suis content que ce genre de vidéo aide à casser les clichés. J'étais étonné d'entendre dire que les français avaient une mauvaise image des américains. En général tous les clichés sont inventés à la base par des gens mal intentionnés d'après une étude sociologique qui explique bien l'origine des stéréotypes. Je suis en France depuis 50 ans et je n'ai jamais entendu un français dire une chose négative par rapport aux américains. Je connais assez bien les français pour avoir fréquenté toutes les couches sociales françaises : ouvrière, moyenne, supérieure. Ils ne generalisent pas les problèmes et ne confondent pas la politique avec les citoyens et se méfient des clichés. Le français en général (nouvelle génération) voyage beaucoup et préfère se faire une idée soi-même. De même que la diversité des médias en France y est pour quelque chose. Les opinions sont très diverses et on le retrouve dans les partis politiques français. Il y a une dizaine pour représenter toutes les mouvances. Ce qui explique la difficulté de propager de fausses idées (les clichés) de la part des medias. Comme vous pouvez le constater dans la vidéo, les réponses des français (es) sont toujours nuancées . C'est ce que j'apprécie. Comme je ne suis pas français d'origine, je suis à l'aise pour apporter mon jugement. Je peux vous dire qu'en général,les gens ont une bonne image des citoyens américains exceptée celle de certaines personnes politiques dont je ne citerai pas le nom. J'espère que vous arriverez à me lire avec aisance.

[@EliasBac]

I already said that before but the French do not hate Americans. We hate everyone including ourselves. 😂

[@davidg.9932]

One person commented on our beautiful National Parks. They posses breath taking views of this country. Mt. Rushmore and Pearl Harbor are National Memorial Parks but both are pretty surreal to actually see them.

[@been6122]

If I could recommend, try venturing out of the U.S. cities. The national parks are beautiful like glacier national park. Yellowstone, acadia national. We have so many beautiful parks

[@Slip_HD]

my brother has been living in france for many years...going there in june from america and learning the french language is tough but cant wait to experience youre guys' beautiful country

[@scottw.7626]

I liked the Canadian woman who quickly pointed out she was not an American. Traveling in Europe, especially after the Iraq war started, I always said I was from Canada. Everyone loves Canadians!

[@mambamentality5875]

If someone disliked you just because you said you're American, they're not worth speaking with. I visited France four times. It was never an issue to say I was American as long as I tried to speak in French.

[@juice_2004]

As a Canadian myself I can say that the woman was so nice and gave out such a "Canadian" vibe if you know what I mean. However, I love Americans, just not the government. We both have similar cultures, such as being two multicultural countries, we should be proud of where we came from, and not be ashamed only because of the corrupt government.

[@juice_2004]

@Tony Scofield did your wife leave you or smth? Because if that's the case then I wont deal with your unnecessary negativity. I didnt say that anyone else in the video weren't nice, you are just making stuff up yourself. Anyways, hope you get back with your wife soon.

[@juice_2004]

@Tony Scofield plus, why are you so offended? I was just kinda excited to see someone from my country in that video that's all :)

[@LoveLondon3]

Au cours des cinq dernières an nées, à l’étranger, je dis toujours que je viens de Londres. Je ne dis jamais que je suis anglais! C’est un peu gênant!

[@RBDawg]

J'aime la France et les français.I have said that France is the only place I would leave America for. As an American I understand your frustration with the USA. The government and many of the people frustrate me too. But there are many of us who want to be good neighbors and citizens of the world.

[@jpc7118]

Also Trump won because of the electoral system, but not by a majority (by far) of the Americans. In fact, in the minds, a majority dislike trump political ideas. That explains USA didn' do twice the same mistake : more Americans have voted to be sure to not have FMY ;) .

[@littlebird2504]

J'ai tant aimé vos sujets, ils sont à la fois pour l'apprentissage de la langue française mais aussi,ils ont un aspect culturel. On s'apprend, grâce à vous, plusieurs choses et on a obtenu tans d'informations. Merci à vous et bonne continuation !

[@hiramaparicio1879]

Interesting video and topics. I'm an American born and raised in Miami, lived there 27 years before moving to Spain for 6 years now. The US is massive, roughly the same size as Europe, and differs immensely from state to state and region to region, we have uniformity of language, but the culture varies greatly all around the states. The city I'm from, for example, is predominantly Latino. So it's hard to generalise, but I do love to see what opinions people around the world have of us. I remember when I first came to Europe I had vastly different expectations to what I've found. I do find America tends to be more serious and work/money oriented (than Spain at least), which is an American quality I dislike. Anyway, I've gotta say the opinion towards the US, at least in Spain, has changed a lot in the past 6 years, what with Trump out of office and all that. I wonder how it's changed since then in France as well. En tous cas, merci d'avoir fait cette vidéo, et j'espère que l'amour et l'amitié entre nos deux pays ne feront que se renforcer avec le temps. Désolé pour mon mauvais français ;P salut!

[@romrom9761]

ton Francais est parfait. congrats :)

[@paulchapoy992]

Rassure-toi, ton français n'est pas mauvais du tout ! Americans are also much more work and money oriented than the French!

[@johnleone1996]

How would you say the opinion has changed?

[@AstralAu]

Joyeuses Paques d'Australie mes amis francais! :)

[@xueyangwu2847]

J'aime la fresque "The Future is Unwritten" par Shepard Fairey, OBEY

[@alcidesfy]

Le dernier garçon est très friand de mode. Il parle aussi bien des Français que des Américains dans sa réponse. J'aime regarder son pull sur les épaules qui fait très bourge et qui est intéressant selon ce qu'il dit.

[@lindsonstrangeclouds9894]

i been waiting for this one!! TURN IT UP

[@anjelmusic]

Je pense que les français sont plus sympa aux américains que moi-même- et j'suis américaine ! Mais, dire que New York ou Hollywood représente tous les États Unis c'est pareil de dire que tous les français sont comme les parisiens.

[@jpc7118]

Je pense que la personne ne voulait pas dire qu'ils étaient comme mais que c'était la perception qu'on en a en général (je veux dire pour ceux qui n'ont jamais voyagé, ce qui constitue quand même une grosse majorité de Français, et de l'autre côté de l'Atlantique, ils sont encore plus nombreux à ne jamais avoir ne serait-ce que bougé à travers leur propre état voire leur conté...) ... Perso, ayant voyagé partout en Europe ou presque de Porto à Pozna, en passant par l'italie, la suisse, Prague, le Bénélux, le royaume-uni, la Slovaquie, le Colorado (Rocky mountains, Fort Carson, fell of gods etc...), Philadelphia and Denver etc... , avoir vécu prés de cinq ans en Allemagne dont en cumulé prés de 1 an dans les forces américaines comme officier de liaison, 6 mois dans les iles françaises de l'ocean indien (Mayotte, Glorious et Réunion), à part quelques clichés éculés mais pas totalement faux pour certains, je trouve ce reportage assez proche de la vérité (de ce que les Français pensent). Et puis il s'agit de ressenti donc d'une certain vérité pas de LA vérité.

[@joegarcia2969]

FOR MANY OF US AMERICANS, WE GLORIFY FRANCE IN GENERAL...ITS LANGUAGE, ITS FOOD, ITS COOKING, ITS LIFE IN GENERAL...MY FATHER WAS CAPTIVATED BY THE WHOLE COUNTRY, A FARM BOY FROM TEXAS, HE SAID, THANK GOD HE SPOKE TEX-MEX SPANISH, WHICH HELPED HIM WITH THE FRENCH PEOPLE, DURING THE TUFF WAR TIME...VIVA LA FRANCE

[@playerpaul5509]

Iam french,the United States is my favorite country at night I dream that I am on the American road long live the United States.

[@pjwg]

Une épisode (une série des épisodes en fait) qui pose des questions aux gens des différences et caractéristiques entre les arrondissements de Paris serait très intéressante.

[@EasyFrench]

Merci de la suggestion !

[@jaketapper3099]

I speak for thousands: where's Rita? I miss her. I miss her energy, her intelligence, her beauty, her style.

[@EasyFrench]

We have quite strict restrictions of movement in Paris and its region at the moment, that's why it's difficult to gather the whole team at the same place. But we all work on every video, whether behind or in front of the camera, or at home 🤓We also can't wait to be able to reunite the whole team!

[@blktenor]

@@EasyFrench you’re a great team! Thank you for sharing your projects

[@francissantora6894]

@@EasyFrench do they really enforce that stuff? what can/can't you do?

[@LeMondedeCarla04]

@@francissantora6894 We can't move further than 10 km from home (or if we do we have to prove that it's for a valid reason)

[@francissantora6894]

@@LeMondedeCarla04 Wow! We never had restrictions like that here. And now, with the vaccines, things are getting back to normal. Sounds like it's still very hard in Europe. I hope they get more vaccines soon.

[@Mcgoohan6]

I love USA !!! Ernest Hemingway it' one of favorite writer. Love peoples,landscapes,national park... Louisiana,New-Orleans(🥰) Great peoples,great country i love USA🗽❤️🇺🇸🇫🇷

[@waterguyroks]

People rarely mention New Orleans but it's a beautiful city. My favorite in the US

[@chilldude30]

you have to do one of these about british i'd love to watch that haha

[@EasyFrench]

C'est prévu, un peu de patience 🤗.

[@mateorestrepo5068]

Great translation!

[@EasyFrench]

Merci, ça fait plaisir de voir que c'est apprécié 😊😍

[@mateorestrepo5068]

@@EasyFrench 💓💪

[@EmanChuks]

Now do a ‘What French people think about the UK” one

[@ogamiitto8627]

Nowadays not much honestly, except in rugby maybe.

[@droselli1]

I'll be the first to admit that we Americans are partially to blame for how we are viewed. Since the vast majority of us only speak English, when we travel abroad, we expect that English will be spoken to whichever city we visit. This is incredibly arrogant. We are very expressive and can be loud, but a lot of that is due to the fact that there is so much history in plain view that we simply do not have here. Europe is impressive with its architecture and art, style, etc. It was nice to hear the positive comments. Sadly, what they have learned about the US through the news media does not put us in a favorable light.

[@architectjeff]

As a US citizen, in Louisiana, I can say that Americans are vastly different depending on the region you are from. I could attempt to explain this, but as we know, our culture is easily offended these days, so I will refrain from saying so. Having visited Paris for 5 weeks 20 years ago, I remember as an American with limited French vocabulary, it was difficult for me. People were not always so kind if I attempted to speak French with them. This was not always the case, though, and I did have some nice interactions while there. Our culture here is generally laid back and friendly. We like small talk here. A more meaningful relationship is more difficult, as with everywhere, and takes time to develop. I find we as a society are more sexually free here, which is not a good thing I would say. I get the impression that the French are generally more moral, or perhaps more conservative in this sense. My ancestors came to America in the mid-1800's from Marseille. I hope to go back to France, someday, possibly to retire, back to my roots, to where my people are from.

[@Mcgoohan6]

marseille is a very pretty city especially its port, I wish you a good trip on the road of your ancestors 🙂

[@architectjeff]

@@Mcgoohan6 Merci beaucoup!

[@antonioburke458]

Me living in Frankfurt Germany all Europeans think Americans seem to be from New York, California or Florida lol or as if those places represent all of the U.S

[@brennanmaguire6949]

They are more inhabitants in big cities than in all the small americans tawn soo

[@antonioburke458]

@@brennanmaguire6949 definitely not

[@brennanmaguire6949]

@@antonioburke458 look at americans elections

[@antonioburke458]

@@brennanmaguire6949 I mean I’m american so....I know

[@brennanmaguire6949]

@@antonioburke458 30% juste for the cities over 5millions inhabitants imagine if we imagine 500 000 big cities inhabitants

[@dmblum1]

Je suis americain - en 1994 j'etais etudiant a l'universite de Grenoble et en 96 j'enseignais l'anglais a l'universite de Bordeaux (both instances were exchange programs with the university of California). Les francais etaient toujours tres sympas. J'avais un prof tres exigeant a Grenoble - le cours etait la litterature francaise 19eme siecle. Nous avons eu un final oral rigoreux sur Zola, mais pour moi il m'a demande si je voulais simplement bavarder sur les differences entre les Etas-Unis et la France. J'ai dit bien sur - il a enseigne a Cal Berkeley (a top American univeristy in California known for protests) et il m'a demande ce que je pensais de "political correctness" and "dead white men". C'etait une bonne conversation et il m'a donne une bonne note.

[@ሰላም-ደ9ከ]

Paris tres jolie ville

[@03_3cila_03]

im french and its : Paris est une très jolie ville voila :)

[@spacecraftcarrier4135]

Judith's new, straighter hairstyle looks so much better on her! Hope she keeps it!

[@byanahinton79]

Are you a man?

[@aerofreeman9947]

Je suis marocain natal je suis un membre de votre chaine J'adore voire tes vidéos continuent dans cette lancée

[@EasyFrench]

Merci pour votre soutien !

[@jaxlone997]

at 3:37 that's the explanation for why Paris is dirty, it's too narrow for trucks to even pick up the trash xD we really lack space here

[@MrGameV]

Please do Brazil 💖 I'm really curious about it

[@MK-dy6fm]

Can a native french speaker tell me, the lady at 6:33 was very clear and easy to understand. Does she have a distinguished accent to you or is she simply speaking with a parisian accent but just very clear and pronounced?

[@ParisianBookworm87]

Yes! I think that the interesting thing about her speech is that she speaks a very standard or “textbook” French where she doesn’t use just “pas” for the negative phrases but “ne...pas”, which is very formal and also refreshing to hear since the majority of Francophone speakers, or French speakers, are very relaxed at times with their grammar and omit the ‘“ne” in a very familiar manner. Remember, no two French speakers have the exact same accent 😊.

[@ypleuh1068]

This is clearly a parisian accent, a little distinguished but not too much. She speaks quietly.

[@Cobalt2812]

She speaks slowly compared to the others

[@arthurn6120]

In my opinion, "parisian accent" is not really a thing (there was a specific parisian accent before, the "titi" accent, but it has almost disappeared). As said above, she is speaking a standard and a bit formal French. I feel like she is speaking how a teacher would

[@MK-dy6fm]

Thanks everyone! As an anglophone learning French for 4 years now the biggest struggle I have is understanding "normal" fast spoken French. I would say she is talking about a somewhat complex topic yet I could understand almost all of it and that was very motivating. Yet when I listen to this sentence at 2:41 spoken by the guy on the left, I understood nothing of that sentence without the subtitles, and this is very demotivating as I've studied for a long time. Also before when he says "c'est vrai que" and "je suis deja allé à New York."

[@eduardasantiago03]

Oh lá lá. Paris, tu me manques

[@byanahinton79]

Paris me manque moi aussi.

[@musiqal333]

Moi, en tant qu'Américain natif, je trouve que les réflexions partagées ds la vidéo sont tout à fait diverses et vraies, surtout celle de la dame dont les enfants habitent aux USA. Elle voit juste en disant qu'elle aime les USA, mais le pays reste inégalitaire au niveau du racisme ou soins médicaux. Ben, on peut pas généraliser, mais c vrai nous les ricains on est assez ouverts d'esprit, assez chaleureux, décontractés, bref, on s'exprime ouvertement. Bonne vidéo, j'adore.

[@EasyFrench]

Merci pour votre retour, c'est intéressant d'avoir l'opinion de quelqu'un des E.U sur l'opinion des Français sur les E.U 😉😊

[@musiqal333]

@@EasyFrench Je vous en prie!

[@mariethereseascar4910]

Native American.? Indien d'Amérique ? Un des survivants du génocide ?

[@musiqal333]

@@mariethereseascar4910 mdr non, je voulais dire que je suis né aux USA ; je suis natif de New York.

[@baptistebrigand5882]

@@mariethereseascar4910 tg

[@jonathanemslander6896]

Well heck they were a lot nicer than the Germans! I’m shocked!!!

[@kit-kat3356]

Why are you shocked?

[@nico_chopper_br]

You could do a vídeo about what French think of Brazilians, they are very engaged to internet so I'm sure you would get at least a lot of views

[@petitlapin41]

An excellent video. It seemed sincere to me. I especially appreciated the woman who was bold enough to speak about American politics. I found that the French prefer not to speak about foreign politics with a foreigner. So it was refreshing to hear at least one person’s opinion.

[@gauthierloustaunau5396]

@Antek Policmajster I wouldn't speak of politics with an American, if it's not my friend. I've known people for which it was a sensible debate, and when I arrive with my French view, it can be a very hot topic. Once, I've spoken of Socialism, because I didn't know that in the US it was a synonym of Communism, and they were so shocked. For me, it was just a conversation, but for some people I've known the debate Democrat/republican, it's like they're playing their life. I know it's not everyone, but when you have a lot of cultural difference, you have to be cautious I think.

[@susan2514]

I agree!

[@jpc7118]

French (like many latins countries) are ALOT into politics comparing to many other people (outside Latins) BUT it's mostly about internal affairs, and when it's about foreign affairs, they prefer to speak about the french position, the place of France in the world (nostalgy of a "certain" France or as said De Gaulle : "une certaine idée de la France" ) :) Then I was a bit surprised about your comment there. I have lived more than 4 years out of France, and French is seen as very political people, always arguing, striking, voting averagely more than many countries (Maybe because of the price of the blood, french people paid to obtain and maintain its freedom, always averagely "bloodier" than in most countries... French History is a long path of wars, fights, death, destruction, annihilation and as Pegasus made with several rebirth).

[@petitlapin41]

@@jpc7118 I think you misunderstood me. As an American tourist in France (in 2019), I felt almost compelled to apologize for the disgraceful behavior of our former President when he was in Europe. I did speak in French with those persons who did not speak English . Most everyone chose not to comment on his behavior. Perhaps they were being polite or perhaps they didn’t care about American politics. One man did tell me that Obama and his family had been in Avignon the month before. His comments were not related to the conversation I wanted to have about Trump, so I politely dropped it.

[@jpc7118]

@@petitlapin41 No problem... Trump was a disgrace for world, not only for USA lol He has been elected not because of Americans but because of american election system... I think I had read that Hillary Clinton are more than 4 milliions more votes than Trump but the system of great electors has cheated the democracy ... In France, we may have doubtful choice sometimes, but surely not against the democratic vote... The winner in France is the one which has always the majority of the votes... It's not the first time American system has elected the one which has the less the votes... GWB first election (and it was even more a problem than Trump IMHO)... Bush did the irakish affair so well leaded and organised ;) :D but after invading Iraq, he has destabilised all the middle east, and all, I say, all the islamists terrorists attack in Europe are the consequence of GWB administrtaion move in Iraq... Syria and Lebanon mess come from there too, the israelian colons arrogance come also from there...

[@nikolairomanoff6969]

I’m from Southern California and I would say we are very laid back and very friendly. I went to Paris recently and the people are not so nice, especially the taxi drivers. But that was just a first impression. I know French people are lovely and kind.

[@la-bise]

Paris is the worst place to be in France. Go outside you will love it for sure

[@user83511]

@@la-bise pas du tt c’est justement l endroit le plus touristique

[@gabrielalexandercanseco6422]

mine de rien sounds SO BEAUTIFUL i'm gonna start using it lmao

[@zombies8324]

lol

[@zombies8324]

@@renatus4619 casually

[@JemRochelle]

Je viens des États Unis, j'habite sur la côte ouest, et quand je voyage en Europe, je m'inquiète beaucoup de ce que les Européens pensent des Américains et s'ils pensent que nous sommes stupides ou méchants ou quoi 😅 J'essaie d'être un bon exemple !

[@victorbrown3570]

WOW, Je suis American d'état de MIchigan. J'ai vécu en France de 1980 - 83. Je suis vraiment étonné par les responses qui sont beaucoup plus positives que j'aurais pensé. Je me demande si c'est parce que pas mal des responses viennent des gens plutot jeunes. Merci pour le sujet de video.

[@EasyFrench]

Ravies que ça vous ait plu ! Nous étions aussi assez étonnées !

[@Red_Eyed]

Being from Los Angeles, I always count my blessings. Everywhere I go, people tell me how lucky I am. I know LA has its faults, like everywhere else, but it truly is beautiful here. Peace and love, y’all.

[@playerpaul5509]

I love los angeles i'm french from lyon i don't know if you know?

[@ChachouLP]

Being French I know how lucky I am too ;)

[@Red_Eyed]

Both of you are very lucky! Hahah. France looks absolutely beautiful and I truly hope I’m able to visit one day! Y’all have a blessed day! And I want to visit Lyon more than I do Paris! The architecture is second to none in my opinion.

[@playerpaul5509]

@@Red_Eyed i love usa we are friends🇺🇲❤🇨🇵

[@mimifofeti]

Gente os Franceses são muito gatos!! HAHAH VOILA

[@brucewayne2927]

Inequality ? What? Racial tension is one thing but any American from any part of the country has the same opportunities to succeed regardless of their origins. It only depends on the individuals desire to apply themselves.

[@phylliswilliams9800]

FYI In 2020 only 8.6 % of the population did not have health insurance at any point during the year. Americans ARE honest...and vocal. So just because we complain (and protest is essential to democracy) doesn't mean the problem characterizes the American experiance. Most towns and suburbs are so safe I don't even lock my door. But SHH ...don't tell anybody!

[@phylliswilliams9800]

oops *experience

[@nolanr1400]

Where you live in ?

[@romrom9761]

The best way to avoid Stéréotypes is to visit a country ! our common history ( +250 years ) is more than positive, we never fight each other ( few countrys in the world don t fight with French ) we ever been allied, politics and mainstreams are DOGS, we are Brothers by blood : LIBERTY is our common line. CULTURE is DIFFERENCES of : opinions, history, way to think.... we have all to learn to each other. rest is S....

[@playerpaul5509]

we love you Americans very much I am French🤝

[@mariabernardello3166]

Bonjour! Je suis italienne et j'aime bien votre chaîne et vos vidéo :) j'habite en Belgique depuis quelques mois et je voudrais vous proposer de faire une vidéo en demandant aux gens ce qu'ils pensent de vos cousins italiens/belges :) un grand merci

[@maxrolland3148]

De manière générale, les Français apprécient les Italiens et les Belges dont ils se considèrent culturellement proche. Même si de manière générale, les Italiens et les Belges n’apprécient pas beaucoup les Français.

[@rb026]

En tant que français j’aime beaucoup l’italien, les italiens, la cuisine et aussi la langue, la culture (même si elles sont assez proches de la nôtre). J’ai eu la chance d’aller en Italie il y a quelques années et j’aimerais beaucoup y retourner ! 🤌🏼

[@mariabernardello3166]

@@rb026 merci 🥰

[@thebeg...9023]

when asking the french for directions they were very helpful and nice. They will give you looks if you are "under dressed" and i was laughed at by a group of men smoking in a car cause im overweight. I feel as though the people in Paris were similar to people in America but arent as afraid to make fun of you. They did have the best orange juice ive ever had though. 7/10 would go again. I dont think europeans like americans in general tho.

[@EasyFrench]

So sorry you had this experience of people making fun of you 😯 That seems extremely rude

[@adventureswithaurora]

"What do you think of Americans, of the United States?" "Uh... Gun ownership, shootings, junk food... Uhhh..." Wow. XD She really couldn't figure out anything nice to say about the US! LOL!

[@xXtimesplitterxX]

As an American from the Northeast. I think about how we saved France twice and they save us too.

[@xXtimesplitterxX]

They saved our country with the rebellion. But we saved them twice from the Germans.

[@charles1413]

How disrespectful towards the 2 MILLION dead French citizens of WW1 and WW2. Saying this, you completely disregard the sacrifice of all these people. Winning those wars were the result of a multi countries effort and your country intervened last. They really teach you the disney version of events over there!

[@xXtimesplitterxX]

Lol. A large portion of the French army fought FOR the Germans in ww2. Counter productive wouldn't you say? But it was meant to be a broad statement not to disregard any allied sacrifes during either conflict.

[@xXtimesplitterxX]

The American,British, Canadian, and free French and polish forces liberated Western Europe completely from the wrought iron grip of Nazi Germany. There's no doubt about it. French partisans did a whole lot of good stuff too. Derailing trains, hiding weapons, etc.

[@xXtimesplitterxX]

Say that to petain

[@robbieg416]

Vive la France!

[@roseblossom2023]

New episode yay!!!

[@juliannetrinh1999]

Ils ont beaucoup de choses à dire sur les Américains , les Français. Mais la plupart des gens apprécient les États-Unis, je trouve.

[@zombies8324]

c est vrai

[@MissHallikeri]

Moi aussi je ne connais pas les americains parce que je suis prof de francais en Inde. Mais il y a beaucoup des indiens aux etats unis. Dans des autres pays aussi

[@MissHallikeri]

Le sens global du film zindagi na milegi dibara c'est tout le monde est le meme, nouvelle decouverte il y a des kauravas at Pandavas cad les gens bon at les gens mal

[@MissHallikeri]

La nouvelle approache

[@mamrajsingh5835]

Please make another vidio on what peaple think about india

[@lenchenes]

I start watching your videos, it was recommended.

[@andrzejmaranda3699]

C'est vraiment tres interessante!

[@annemarine]

J'ai habité 5 ans à New-York. Alors c'est simple : sortie de l'aéroport, soit tu tombes amoureux, soit tu détestes 😅 Les Américains ? Gentils, serviables, rigolos, j'm'en foutiste, ils pensent beaucoup à l'argent (mais pas en général) Et puis bon, énormément d'étrangers, ce qui est génial, on discute facilement avec eux. Bref, ils sont ok mais ne généralisons pas. Du bon et du mauvais comme partout dans le monde.

[@Кира-в6й]

Just so you know. We might appear friendly and nice, but we won’t let you enter our world up close. We’re like peaches. Fuzzy and sweet on the outside and hard and hollow on the inside. Sorry! The US is a very individualistic society and not so personable ☹️ Sharing this because many international people get disappointed because of this. Better to come clean now 🙂

[@charles1413]

That's alright, we're coconuts, hard as shit on the outside and still, it'll take you months to reach the core. We understand

[@edgarherrera2551]

Il faut faire un video "About Latins"

[@Pollypocket712]

"Latins" ? spanish people ? Italians ? Portuguese ? Or people from south america ? It's really not the same thing...

[@mariethereseascar4910]

About Latinos you mean ?

[@oluchukwu2305]

To be honest is it "What we think about America" or "how does America compare to France"? 🤷‍♀️

[@EasyFrench]

When you give an opinion on another country you always consciously or uncon. compare it to yours or the ones you know. Don’t you think? ;)

[@jujureel]

I am quite surprised by their pleasant responses. Hell would have been let loose if the French are asked what they think of the Brits.

[@yanamiseh2501]

I’m not so sure about (french man here BTW) we like british for their politeness, their sense of humor and as football fan I think the UK crowd is the best, I would’ve bet more on some American trash talking from us ! But it seems like I was mistaking on that one

[@jujureel]

Yanamiseh interesting. A number of brits I have met didn’t have the nicest things to say about the french so I assumed it would be the same for both parties

[@yanamiseh2501]

@@jujureel The only real bad things I have heard about UK in France were about the food not the people and... well... it was justified 😅😅

[@sunbeam9222]

I love the Brits. Particularly the dry humour, their politeness, they're adventurous and strong willed but never arrogant. Love it.

[@ogamiitto8627]

@@jujureel British animosity towards French is much stronger than the other way around.

[@nicolopes3022]

If there are Americans reading this comment, I'm French 🇨🇵 and I don't advise you to follow what Parisians say. Parisians are the bourgeois social class in France. So you don't see that the Bourgeois are answering your questions. Very often these bourgeois of Paris are not liked by the rest of the French population. They are arrogant, unhelpful, anti-patriotic and will only show you old clichés about France. Like the ''Eiffel Tower'' and ''haute couture'' The regions that you must discover in France I advise you -> Corsica / Brittany / Normandy / Occitania / Auvergne / Reunion / Guadeloupe / Martinique / Pyrenees and Guyana. You will love and discover a truly rich culture. A huge story. Humble. And who will welcome you. We are linked by history. From a French Patriot 🇫🇷🇺🇲.

[@wingberry123]

j'aime tes videos! c'est bon pour écouter et prononciation. Merci!

[@hannofranz7973]

J'ai été aux États-Unis. Les gens étaient très chalureux et hospitaliers - pour ne parler pas toujours du même sujet ( le crime, les armes, ... )

[@zombies8324]

hello USA from france..on vous kiff

[@susanjones5905]

j'ai aimé beaucoup cette episode! 👌👌😍

[@markfalcoff1743]

Like many other Americans who have seen this video I was surprised at how positive the remarks about the United States turned out to be. As for the critical remarks, which I expected, they can be summarized as -- the U. S. is not enough like France.

[@josealfredogarcia6840]

La vidéo était très intéressante mais j'ai 2 questions et j'espère que vous pourrez y répondre. a) Est-il vrai que beaucoup de Français n'aiment pas que les étrangers les parlent en anglais? Par exemple: je parle espagnol et si je veux parler à quelqu'un, je peux d'abord dire: "Bonjour" ou quelques phrases de base pour une conversation, puis je parle ma langue maternelle. Les Français s'en soucieraient-ils? b) Avez-vous un mot familier aux Américains? Par exemple: dans toute l'Amérique latine, nous les appelons "gringos", mais au Mexique, nous les appelons également "Gabachos". Salutations du Mexique.

[@ParisianBookworm87]

Si vous me permettriez de vous répondre (à mon avis), il faut que nous nous rappelions que chaque culture a ses propres coutumes et codes sociales concernant son peuple et l’interaction sociale dans son environnement, donc on devrait toujours saluer l’autre par un « Bonjour » ou « Bonsoir », etc. Cela signifie que l’autre partie possède un certain niveau de respect et reconnaissance envers l’autre partie. Je suis sûre qu’au Mexique on a aussi des types de codes sociales de la politesse qui y existent. C’est aussi très important de pouvoir dire quelques petits mots et phrases basiques et faciles en français (ou dans une autre langue) quand on n’est pas dans son propre pays et pendant que l’on voyage.

[@oncpaskicaipuyvoila6492]

La réponse sur les étrangers et particulière et assez paradoxal, je ne dirais pas que nous n'aimons pas les immigrés mais il y a évidemment comme dans tous pays une minorité qui refuse ces immigrés . Cela se comprend par une peur: celle du chômage ou du terrorisme ces dernières années. Mais étrangement la plupart des français on des origines étrangères. C'est mon cas et pour beaucoup de gens dans le sud de la France par exemple, ou une bonne partie de la population à un parent espagnol/portugais/italien ou d'origine. Enfin on a pas de "gringos" mais juste un version plus courtes des américains juste "Ricains" qui n'est pas forcément une insulte mais n'est pas très mélioratif.

[@ypleuh1068]

Il n'y a pas vraiment de surnom pour les américains sauf quelques uns un peu ringards: amerlocks; ricains; yankee.

[@lucille6290]

En Espagne, les gabachos sont les Français 😉

[@clips_a_la_menthe]

On est très contents quand les étrangers font l’effort de dire quelques mots en français, et on n’attend pas qu’ils parlent couramment français, donc passer en anglais après (ou en espagnol, un certain nombre de français ont appris l´espagnol à l´école) n´est pas mal vu Cependant, même si certains le parlent, tu risques de parler à des français qui ne comprennent pas l’espagnol

[@FlatStella1]

Interessant

[@arthuryang3004]

En tant qu'américain et new yorkais, quand j'ai vu le titre "What French People Think About The U.S.", je ne m'attendais à entendre que de mauvaises choses, mais à ma grande surprise, je trouve que la majorité des réponses sont objectives, certes, il y en a quelques-unes qui sont stéréotypées, mais je trouve ça normal.

[@gabrielkaz5250]

Les bourgeois sont généralement humanistes et cosmopolites oui.

[@arthuryang3004]

@@gabrielkaz5250 Ce que je voulais dire, c'est que les français ne sont pas tous râleurs.

[@chamzakconceptmapfortnite3681]

@@gabrielkaz5250 arrête un peu

[@thomasharter8161]

En effet ça change de toutes les choses négatives qu'on entend sur les Américains dans les autres pays. Depuis 2003 les Français, normalement, devraient cracher sur les Américains! Quand on entend toutes les moqueries des Américains sur les Français depuis 2003....Quel contraste!

[@romrom9761]

@@thomasharter8161 notre histoire commune ne remonte pas a 2003, la politique est une chose, le sang versé pour des idéaux en est une autre, nous n oublierons jamais ce que vous avez fait pour nous au 20 eme siecles. je me suis rendu au etats unis trois fois et effectivement j ai toujours été reçu de façon très agréable par les gens que j y ai croisé. pour echapper aux stéréotypes, le mieux c est de se rendre sur place.

[@francissantora6894]

Tres interresant! Je voudrais voir l'oppose fait ici aux Etats-Unis.

[@investirenafriquedepuisloccide]

Video très intéressante! Personnellement j'aime l'étranger surtout aux USA j'étais agréablement surprise. En tant que française en France je suis beaucoup plus pudique par exemple de peur du jugement. Mais les américains en France je pense doivent ressentir exactement la même chose! Par contre je vis près de Paris dans les hauts de Seine dans une très belle bourgade mais personnellement je ne trouve pas les parisiens de toutes origines ethniques si accessibles que ça quand l'on sait que nous les provinciaux soyons hyper sociables c'est un peu difficile à Paris de s'intégrer.

[@Jotari]

She left her bag on the bench!

[@ΣαπφωΘωιδου]

American society is complex, on one hand is friendly, welcoming but on the other hand the racism, the gun ownership and the luck of social care system is evident. But I like the Americans very much. No country is perfect 😃🇺🇸🇫🇷

[@francoisdaureville323]

I bet all those news you hear them in CNN america isnt more or least racist than any country, specially countries europe like all eastern europe is easy to say that when most european countries are very homogenous, the most diverse country in europe is england, and even so they got more than 80% people of english or other european origin. And no im not french but i live in maine América with huge french influence thats why my name and last name are french

[@_vanessaren]

Can we bring back super easy french?

[@EasyFrench]

It’s every two weeks ;)

[@hrussell9677]

Most of the French who have stereotypes of Americans probably haven’t travelled out of France. I’m sure most Americans have similar rude stereotypes of French people: rude, eat disgusting goods like frog legs and snails, hate to speak another language, and are racist towards Africans and Muslims. That being said, people need to speak to their experiences as opposed to what they hear in the news. Well-seasoned travelers are usually able to break through the stereotypes and ignorance.

[@sucram1018]

Muslim is not a race, it's a religious belief so it makes no sense.

[@jonnykaykorn3060]

France has German, italian, basque, celtic, dutch ethnic areas, though all European it ain't all uniform itself.

[@pablocorrea9865]

Je voudrais voir une vidéo sur l'opinion des latinoameriquen ! Serait trop intéressante!

[@backintimealwyn5736]

you might be disapointed , there is not much cutlural contact so people would mostly give you stereotypes.

[@Cashcorn]

I know this is unrelated to the video but it’s cool to see a place where you can safely walk around without getting hit by a car that is not a farm in the middle of nowhere. And it looks so peaceful and quiet. Must be nice.

[@EasyFrench]

It is a nice neighborhood indeed 😊

[@Crysta1986]

I'm an American, but I honestly feel I am made for France. I'm reserved which isn't appreciated as much here in the US.

[@devanshidesai6368]

Please do a segment on what do french think about india

[@gauthierloustaunau5396]

I would say : Spice, spiritualism, temples, re-spice, lots of wealth but also lots of poverty, LOTS of people, re-re-spice, jungle with tiger and elephant, and to finish food (with spice).

[@zidanefeng2402]

Je suis.chinois. Je veux voir plus de commentaire des francais sur la.Chine.dans different domaine

[@EasyFrench]

Merci de votre suggestion !

[@chamzakconceptmapfortnite3681]

Salut mon pote j'ai un wetchat si tu veux, on peut discuter sur ce que nous français pensons de la Chine.

[@nytopronos4936]

@@chamzakconceptmapfortnite3681 tu représente personne mec