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You know in the touristic space ther are aways some people or organization that them work is scamming visitors from the country or foreigner thats why you freinds told you to be careful but in the in reality or deep tunisia peoples are very nice and generous they give you and pay for you stuff for free we speak about 99%

Interesting video. I'd like to share my experience... I'm French but moved to London in 1998, loved it even though rents were even more expensive than Paris. A studio right now would be at least €1200-1500 a month, and it was always expensive my whole time there, so I always had to share houses or flats, mostly it was amazing with the right people, sometimes it was dreadful with less than nice people - luckily my bad experiences were only for 2 years, I lived with some of the most genuinely friendly people most of the time and we had the best time. In 2022, I had the opportunity to leave London to move to the seaside in East Sussex with one of my best friends ever (our flat has sea views and in 30 seconds I can be on the beach - I just have to cross the road!). As you have experienced, rents are much cheaper here, a studio for €700 in London is simply impossible, you get 1 room in a shared house or flat for that. Here we pay €450 each for a 2-bedroom lovely flat. But yes, there is less to do. But apart from the winter months which can be boring, I much prefer living here than London, which is becoming unaffordable quickly. People are generally nicer and friendlier (I've yet to meet a rude person in shops after 2 years, which was a regular occurence in London), going out to great restaurants (great foodie scene here) works out slightly cheaper (I expected it would be much cheaper!), but above all, I value a gentler pace of life and less stress. And if I miss London, I can go by train in only 90 minutes! I don't regret leaving the big city one bit!

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Is this channel dead?

What is the best way to get tickets to Roland Garros?

Thank you for this video 🇦🇹

First thing to know : no one outside Paris ever uses the word Province.

Je voulais savoir monsieur dans mon passeport il y a une feuille blanche entre pages 30 et 31 que ça enlève c'est grave où pas svp ?

Tu es la bienvenue à Metz ! De la part d'un ex messin

Thanks for sharing your experience. I actually faced exactly the same issues in Paris ( clealiness, scammers, safety issue and I was robbed) in Turkey worst experience, nice food and beautiful country but rude people, Prague wonderful country but lots of thieves... I think these issues you mentioned are very common in any touristic country. If we just focuss on the negative side, we would never leave our city. That's how I see it. Once again, thanks for sharing your experience.

Bringing strangers to you flat is a no no anywhere in the world including France and USA. I leave in Boston and I’m told always to be careful not to go to NY manhattan Harlem guess what never anything happened to me over the yearsssssss when visiting. As giving the wrong change it happen to me when I was waitressing n my teenager days did not don’t on purpose just miscounted. There is just typically type of people that are paranoid and live their lives ton mistrusting others and usually bad things happen to them. At last always keep your cash in your socks and under your pillow when you sleep. And no one will dare. 😂

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Any thoughts on gay dating in France? We don’t always play by the same rules as straight dating, but I can’t seem to wrap my head around how French queer men navigate dating. Especially outside of Paris, where I live. It was already complicated in Paris, but seems that much more difficult now that I live in the country.

The bad things you said are normal to me as a Tunisian citizen, you just need to adapt to it and have a good time. And when they don't give you the full change in shops it's not only for tourists it happenned to me a lot of times you just need to verify before leaving the store.

Bruv you can mail to your old employers and ask for your papers, hr will mail it to you in a nice pdf ( it worked like a charm for me with a job from 10 years ago) glad you like ot here !

I am happy to know you are Bi, I had many wet dreams about you and I wish to meet you one day

Making friends in a new town in France is hard even for french. Like you said people already have established groups. It's a bit easier in universities towns because of the greater turn over 😊

It’s interesting as a native of New York City to hear how similar Parisians are in some ways. People are busy and don’t necessarily have time to stop and chat. That said, I’m lots older than you and think from what you’ve described, I’m leaning towards living outside of Paris. I love the excitement of living in a big city but am happy to chill most of the time. I’ve subscribed so I can hear more about your experiences! Great video!

Chamonix is for alpinists , there are tons of other ski stations .

Let’s make things clear tunisia it’s a muslims country in culture and law but it’s less strict then others arab countries we love tourists and we proud of showing them our culture and history and our nature .like all world countries there is good and bad u free to go and sip drink in bars and stuff like this but u don’t wait from someone he is away of his religion (cause drinking in islam is haram) to be respectful and treat u well as a person who follow the right path. Thx for coming to tunisia and any one about to come u welcome tunisia it’s ur country and we are proud to show u our pride to show u tunisia 🇹🇳 ❤

Strange story about the mutuelle as if you work in France your employer pays the mutuelle for you its automatic.And if you dont work then each time you went to the doctor dentist...they ask for you mutuelle card so i dont understand how it took you 4 years to realise you needed one.

From the USA. Iheard that if you ask a girl on a date in Frnace that the guy expects her to pay for half the meal if you go out to dinner. Is that the French custom?

Were you holding the bottle with your feet...? LOL... Kidding!

dima fadh7in zboubna yazebi

Random question. I will be visiting Paris in a couple weeks and I want to hit with a pro. Is that relatively easy to set up?

We, french, have a formal politness. It des not mean that we are cold but it means we are respectfull with others, as french as foreigners, so with you ! It is very important to learn few words of french . Il means that you respect us and this politeness code and then things are easy ! But please don't hug, it is as bizarre as "le bise" (kisses on cheeks) for you ! 😂 And don't worry you are wellcome in France (especially in Paris 😊) and we have made improvement in our level in english ! So , see you soon and enjoy your trip !

Ah man u should have done some vlogs walking around tunisia. Good video still.

Just stumbled across your vlog. I’m Welsh and moved to live Brittany 5 years ago and I know my french has a Brittany accent. Do people in Paris ever tell you if you have a Limoges accent?

C'est surprenant que même après neuf ans en France vous gardez votre charmant accent américain.

If you turn the volume off it looks like you are speaking italian because of the hand waving.

I must be in the wrong country then. I'm in Canada, and if I kiss a guy, or date a guy, I assume he's not seeing anyone else at the same time.

hey just watched ur video and wanted to say really loved it pretty spot on review as for the security concern as a tunisian i can tell you that the thugs , stealings , delinquants even being jumped ( much less for tourists than locals ) is just a phenomenon that's related to the life in the capital with it being the biggest metropolitant area in the country with a lot more people that didn't have the best upbringing and environment but its WAYYYYYYY less present in other great tourist spots to visit with complete safety and security along the sahel region in the east coast of the country like sousse - hammamet - monastir (where there's a lot of french residents that migrated here ) i guess u can kinda think about it like capital city security issues that's even present in the west like Stabbings in London and all the shit u see in New york for example xD

It's spelled Provence.

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I got you Bro!! being a bilingual child it's happens all the time when visit my parents families, sometimes language transition gets too crazy in brain

I am starting the process. I would like to move by June 0f 25. How hard was it to get a job ? Do you need to be totally fluent in French ?

9:11 No, it is not. It's *a joke* compared to engineering. It's *just one little book to learn.* And it's *not stressful at all* because the only thing you risk is failing and losing money trying again later. It's not like real driving where you risk killing people if you make mistakes.

Thanks for the video. One recurring issue throughout your video (which makes it hard to follow) is that you pronounce "province" as "Provence." Provence is la province, but not all province is in Provence, least of all Limoges. Secondly, Limoges is not really the countryside, but a smaller "provincial" town. Nonetheless, you make some good points. Did you ever stop to think that one reason the provinciaux may not have too quick to adopt you is on account of you having "Fluctuat nec mergitur" tatooed on your arm? Pretty well everyone in France knows that that is Paris' motto, and that would potentially brand you as a Parigot. Parisians are not always well-liked by the more narrow-minded provinciaux.

Anyone if taking their time includes waiting over a month to hear a text back? And always being the one following up otherwise they’ll forget. There’s this French guy that behaves like this to me

Four years later, survivors of Nazi barbarism committed a horror as macabre as this one. A few thousand kilometers from here in Deir Yassin. Not only is this massacre is not known but even its remains were razed by bulldozers to build another village and settle a population coming from far away. Thus the village of Deir Yassin does no longer exists, the new village is called Givat Shaul. Another detail, none of the killers went to prison.

Maybe stop drinking!!!!!

poor camera and sound....

I am a provincial living in the Paris area, and I am proud of being a provincial. 😂

So you only like the parts of Tunisia that is like your country So as a colonizer you want to make the world like where you’re from 🤦🏽 Not everyone finds happiness in material things and Alcohol and partying

Do you like Mosalingua ?

I'll be visiting both Paris and Tunis next week. Then back to the USA. Au revoir!

Went to Bourganeuf last year very quiet for me but very nice. Opening times of shops would be good to know

Graduate a school while making friends and language in france ok?

T’es au top 👌merci

I hope you found love while you were there. I’m not sure where you got this low view point of French women but I hope you found a girl that changed your perspective. Something I couldn’t help but giggle at was your comment “I want someone I can travel the world with but I don’t have to explain what everything is”. It was silly to me because from what I understand, the French are very big on culture and they generally are more educated by their school system (in general) than in the US. Most of them speak English, as it is also the universal language and is typically how they communicate with neighboring countries when they don’t speak their language. There are a lot of polylingual people in France for that reason. Even those who won’t speak English will have a solid foundation of the English Language because they’re forced to learn it in school but are too embarrassed to speak it. I know it’s hard to meet people there and I’m sure you’re a great guy, you just come off very … full of yourself-for lack of a better word. I hope you had fun though. How fun you got to live there!