Returning Home: 5 Beloved Aspects of France for a French Expat

Bonjour tout le monde !
As a French expat who has lived abroad for 10 years, I definitely missed certain things from my home country. In this video, I'll be sharing the aspects of French culture that I miss the most, from delicious food to charming architecture and more! Don't forget there are bad aspects too, but this video is meant to give you a taste of what makes France so special.
Aller, on y va ! 🇫🇷👋
PS: There are English 🇬🇧, Spanish 🇪🇸, and French 🇫🇷 subtitles
🖥️ Video edited by Edith Le Goff
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@French Fried TV
LA BISE by PAUL TAYLOR
Modern Family
6x7 "Queer Eyes, Full Hearts"
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Chapters ✂️
00:36: I missed French food
04:01 Being comfortable with French social codes
08:14 The French culture scene
10:50 The beauty of French landscapes
14:09 Speaking French

[@TheLoneHaranger]

Oohhh. I relate. And I was only in France a few months, many years ago. From Breton to Provence. Calais to Alsace, such amazing diversity. (Loved the little villages and terroir of Provence. I could easily live there.) Scenery, food, culture, architecture, society. I'm a chef, miss the food. I had French in school but for the first time to be around French people I REALLY started to speak it! From NZ yet it felt like a second home. You know you're "international" when a tourist joins you at a town bus-stop, asks you about the bus times and you give them detailed routes to their stop. Then she asked me how long I'd been there from Norway! Apparently I speak French with a little Scandihooligan accent.

[@cassyparlefrancais]

Oh Bretagne is my home region, it is stunning, isn't it ❤️ I want to go and create more content from there. I'm so glad you had such a good time in France and that you felt home (at least like a second home). But I'm also extremely curious about your accent now 🤣

[@menkfranceart]

Cassy, we, in the USA, have local, organic farms, etc. All is not lost! LOL

[@Xaintailles]

Good one :)

[@brunokev]

Excellente vidéo, comme d'hab. Ça m'intéresserais si tu parles des choses que t'as pas manquées.

[@cassyparlefrancais]

Je note. Il y a UN point qui me vient en tête immédiatement haha mais je ne spoilerai rien ;-)

[@brunokev]

@@cassyparlefrancais le comportement des beuafs ?

[@cassyparlefrancais]

@@brunokev haha ça pourrait mais ça ne vient même pas au rand de numéro 1. Il faudra regarder la vidéo pour savoir ;-)

[@brunokev]

@@cassyparlefrancais j'ai hâte de la regarder!

[@sammysingh9080]

Bonjour

[@cassyparlefrancais]

Bonjour :)

[@flavioy2f]

Not expat, immigrant

[@cassyparlefrancais]

You're correct yes. The word expat is evolving and more and more used for a synonym of voluntarily immigrant but indeed, originally it's not the same thing and I was an immigrant 👍