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It's so sad that someone from France has to teach people things that should be just common sense etiquette everywhere. Don't touch unwrapped food in a store with your hands. Do you really need to tell people that? Say thank you. Don't put your elbows on the table. These are things I was taught when I was five years old. It's so sad to see that adults need a video to learn them.

Learned about asking for butter with bread. My mom was French Canadian and our etiquette was to never sopping the bread in the sauce. It was more polite to leave it on the plate. 1950-1960

You are absolutely adorable!! ❤

Your English is quite amazing and those tips are really helpful. Merci 🫶🏼.

A lot of Americans are self-obsessed and never consider the next person… and I’m American so I can say this as truth. Unfortunately I run into many rude Americans on a daily basis and it is more apparent in affluent areas.

Very informative thanks!

Butter with French bread? SACRILEGE! French bread is too good to smother with butter!! ❤❤❤

sorry i don't eat the brie crust. remove it before serving it or i will dig into it

Bravo Lola , I’m just abonnés and all videos are greats . I would add : don’t hug anyone when you meet us , is not the tradition in France, even if we do « la bise » we never take somebody we don’t know in our arms . You risk to have a person very surprised and confused in front of you😂

I have several allergies specifically nuts and barley. So can I say “S'il vous plaît, je suis allergique aux noix et à l'orge,”?

Dans la même idée ont dit Côte d'Azur et non pas french riviera

I only eat the middle of Baguettes

Buy ready made foods at the local markets my Mutualite market had delicious morrocan venders, 10€ we would have several dishes...

I’m new here, I’m planning on studying in Paris.. from Nigeria

You make French people sound like The Plastics from Mean Girls.

Any tips for solo travelers eating out?

Eating fries with a fork is insanity

You didn't even say the cost? It's a pointless video

I just want to take a tour their but in the long future i want tk live their iam in USA but i was born in a different country.can you teach me french? I want to learn so bad

Thank you for educating me ❤❤❤

Do you use the same knife for all cheeses?

Thank you, very informative.

Good to see you after so long❤

Thanks for this recipe. I wrote it down and want to try it. But I didn't hear how long the macaron stays in the oven. How long, please?

Yay! So happy to see your return 🙂 looking forward to future videos!

lovely to see you again. thank you for the gift guide

welcome back 😍🥰

This is simply common sense.

The last time I was in Paris at a brunch, I distinctly remember having to ask for EVERYTHING individually. You would think at a brunch they would bring croissants butter or oil, utensils, offer coffee and juices. Nope. You ask for bread, then you ask for butter, then you ask for utensils, then you ask for coffee, then you ask for milk/creme, then you ask for jelly/jam, then you ask for orange juice, then you ask for napkins. It was infuriating.

Love this video. I am moving to France and had no idea how to cut and eat cheese. Thank you for all the advice!

Welp…I just found this video and the one with cheese etiquete after two weeks in France 😢 Yes…I made most of the mistakes that you mentioned, no one yelled at me but I certainly got the looks lol at least I enjoyed all my meals. Thank you for the videos, I’ll make sure I review them once again next time I’m in France😊

Lovely video! You mentioned not using your hands to eat steak and fries but how about a burger and fries? Are you okay to use your hands then?

Great video! Thank you!

i love your videos , thanks to you i found out there more than 1500 types of chesse in france ❤❤❤

Thank you for sharing 🥰

Hi! Great video and you resemble English singer Adele a bit, amazing?!

Keeping your hands above the table also assured everyone that you weren't engaging in some dalliance with the person next to you, under the table.

Cool throw pillows! You have a very nice apartment.

Are you French??? Your English is GREAT!

I was going to call out "Garcon" and snap my fingers. lol jk

I married to a French and I am living in the Apt, in the southern part of France. And I want to learn the french language for Free. Where can I inquire for the schools. Thank you for your reply.

Merci for this video! We are about to go on our first Europe trip and I want to make sure I am being polite & mindful that I am a guest! Merci for all the tips!! 🎉

Thanks for the apartment tour (love your kitty!). Thank you so much for all your videos (especially the cheese cutting one!!)! You speak amazing English! I'm impressed because I'm trying to learn French now in preparation for retirement in France in a few years - and it is difficult. It is hard learning a second language.

In u.s. all paying customers are worthy of some effort. In France, they use a different algorithm. We were always very polite and considerate and spoke French. Women were nice and helpful most of the time. Men were something else, super rude. Overall, sorry to say, French people were by far the most rude in the service industry.

Great tips!

Hi! I’m going to study abroad form jan-june I will be living in the 15th district and my school is Ieseg so I don’t really know what routes I need to pay 😢

Thank you ❤ Kisses from Brazil.

I like the smelly cheeses but Camembert rind repulses me 😂

Thank you. This is a very enjoyable video. 😊

I try to go to the bathroom, or I try to find a private area where I can cut the cheese alone. It's good etiquette. I think i will watch the video now.