10 Reasons You Look Like A TOURIST
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- This video will help you with what to wear in Europe or in any country but also 10 reasons why you look like a tourist and how to avoid being scammed! Enjoy! Subscribe for good luck → bit.ly/2Z2kQr5
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Hi, I'm Frederique Bros, born in France I live in Australia. On this channel, I help women to elevate their wardrobe, how to be classy and chic on a budget. My videos combine fashion tips, styling outfits, French styling, Parisian chic, beauty tutorials, and lifestyle tips in one place! Let's create together with your unique style with a French twist!
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Bonjour lovely! I’m thinking of creating a new video of what to wear and pack for an European trip would you like that? Xxx
Absolutely - I’m going there next year for the Rugby World Cup and looking to take only a carry on. Your advice would be invaluable
Yes please!
Yes! I would love that!!
Bonne idee! ( I tried to put an accent mark over the first “ e”!
Bien sur!
Could you make for summer and winter seasons? Ty
Went to Paris two years ago with my 17 yo son who had taken four years of French. Nearly all the restaurant staff and other people we met were extremely cordial with him and helped him improve his French conversation. We were pleasantly surprised.
Makes me so happy 🥰
Same with our daughter! And even with my broken high school French!
What you say is true. I dressed my daughter for her class trip to France. She needed to pack light, so she needed a few well coordinated pieces. She was a total opposite from her classmates, no makeup, black clothing, uncomplicated hair and ballet shoes. She also rocks a fedora. She was mistaken for a French woman many times.
Yes, be simple and stylish. Quite a few times people, would talk to me as though I were French (at first glance)until I opened my mouth to speak 😂
All your advice was spot on. I’ll never forget traveling with a group of Americans, me too, and one woman complained about the food everywhere we went even telling the waiters “We don’t cook it like that in the US.” After about three days of this I pulled her aside and told her that if she wanted the food like at home then go home. She never said another word. As for dress, I always research the country to find out how to dress and what colors to wear. I try my best to blend in.
I was in Germany this past October and really struggled with the language barrier (I’m American). I got to the point where I was afraid to speak because I didn’t want to be a target. I tried to learn some German before I went but I didn’t learn enough to be functional. My advice would be to focus on directional terms, numbers, food names (especially if you’re vegetarian or have other dietary restrictions), and words that are very common in everyday language. I learned words like entrance, exit, street, stairs, escalator, elevator, etc. all in my first day because I had to get where I needed to go. I would have been much more relaxed if I had learned more before my trip.
Excellent travel advice, not only for Paris, but anywhere in Europe! I try to dress to blend in and not stand out, and totally agree that it shows respect for another culture to know some polite phrases and words! The best compliment I can get while travelling is if someone asks me for directions! Success, mistaken for a local! And my favourite souvenirs while travelling are scarves and jewelry- they don’t take up much space and are a lovely reminder of the trip. Thanks so much!
you’re right. great advice! my souvenirs are also jewelry, dresses and silver napkin rings, they are small and they are all so unique ❤️
Merci lovely 🥰
Yes scarves...St Paul de Vence above Nice loveñy little scarf shop there silk copies of Impressionist. paintings.Low cost...simply gorgeous and lovely memories.
I do the same
It never ceases to amaze me how clueless some travellers can be. I once took a tour of a mosque in Egypt and there were people in our group who showed up wearing skimpy shorts and crop tops. They had been repeatedly advised on proper dress. So disrespectful.
That's why I always travel with a long scarf that can be wrapped around like a skirt over my shorts for entering churches, etc.
Modesty at all costs for men and women and non-binary humans
In Paris I recognized Americans by their tube tops and flip flops. 🙄
@@krunkyk2294 How did we recognize Parisians? No deodorant and women not shaving! 🙄 At least we pick up after our dogs. 🙄. . . 🙄
I agree
Years ago my sister in law wanted to renew her wedding vows in Rome. I had traveled to Italy several b times before this, and was well aware of the cultural expectations. Plus I took 4 years of Italian in high school
I advised her to make sure
to be appropriately covered up, specifically her arm and chest
We’ll, she wore a sleeveless v neck, cleavage showing dress to the church bi could tell from the priest’s face that he was none too pleased. I tried to tell her to save the cleavage for my brother in law, but she didn’t listen. Dince there were others in tge church I think the priest kinda gave them the hurry up abbreviated version of a vow renewal.
She felt usher, snd slighted, snd tbh she was because she wasn’t dressed properly I wore a bling sleeved wrap dress with a hemline below my knees. She actually told me I looked silly dressed like that, because it was warm outside
I was in Paris last June, and so many people were helping me with directions. And just by saying Merci beaucoup it put a huge smile on everyone’s face. ❤
My husband and I have been following these rules since 2007 when he retired and we started traveling. We've been safe, had wonderful experiences with locals, and never encountered rude Europeans.
Great travel tips Frederique. When I was last in Europe I followed many of the tips you mention. I wore minimal to no jewellery, no visible camera and wore a cross body bag which I kept in front of me with my hands resting on it the whole time. I never had any problems with theft. Dressing with respect to other cultures is also very important.
When i Barcelona with pick pocketers everywhere, I only had make up and hair brush etc in my bag, and instead kept my passport and visa card in a slim travelers purse under my top with a string around my neck and tucked in on the inside of the waist of my trousers. Worked beautifully. 👍
My partner and I were in Paris at the beginning of April and the biggest compliment we got was being asked twice for directions by French people. We were wearing smart casual clothes and trench coats both times. Also we learnt some French before we went there and in the two weeks we were in Paris only once did we have one grumpy waiter but he was rushed off his feet so it was understandable. We used the metro regularly and just like every big citykeep an eye on your bag.
That's wonderful 🥰
Whenever I am in France people ask me for directions! Especially Germans and other Northern Europeans and Asians of all types. Unfortunately unlike you I am a complete slob, but I guess a French-looking slob =). It gets to the point that when I see Japanese people or Germans making any sort of eye contact I run away! The punchline is that I have the worst sense of direction ever - I can get lost in my home city.
I can not think of many worse things than cleaning dog muck of my shoe. It stinks and turns my stomach. It causes disease and nasty things if gets near the eyes. For me the romance has gone from Paris already. Thank you for advising us how to keep safe but it may come in handy in some cleaner place. Yes, we have dog muck here in England but very few people allow this now as there is a large fine plus other people will tell you off if they see your dog fouling the pavement or their gardens etc etc. As for thieves and scammers it is the same here.
Hahahah
As an European living in Canada (tomorrow will mark 20 years here), I could not agree more. If we could take the best of both cultures and implement it somewhere, it would be the perfect place on earth. ❤❤ I just got a reminder today that 5 years ago I was in Paris and just looked at some pictures on my phone. Without glasses and knowing it was me, I looked pretty Parisian lol. Great video, as always, Frederique! Love you.
I am South African living in The Netherlands for 20 years now. I laughed so hard at this video. I must say that athleisure is pretty common in Dutch cities these days, but I appreciated the rest of your advice. Just returned from Tuscany, we only speak guidebook Italian but even that is enough to delight people and make them treat you well. My sons (13 and 15) study Latin at school and tried to speak that, haha!!
Thank you! Great tips!
Great advice!!!! Love you!❤️
Sooo delightful!!! Thanks Frederique
I lived in Japan two years. I arrived one evening and the next morning began pulling weeds along the road in front of our house. Soon I noticed everyone on the street was also pulling weeds. It turned out weeds were only pulled on Tuesdays. This was Friday. So everyone in the village pulled weeds too so I would not look bad. Lol
@Olesea Chiosa no lol. But once I saw a dog attacking a very elderly lady walking on the street. I ran outside and scared the dog away. While other neighbors performed first aid I followed the dog home. Thinking we could ascertain the dog was vaccinated for rabies. The next morning when we woke up I found little gifts of hand towels and handerkerchiefs On the front steps. My husband explained it was the people of the village thanking me for helping the grandma. 💕
Pulling weed as in smoking a weed?
Thanks for saying this .these are precious pieces of advice!
All so true! I always have reverse culture shock when coming back to visit friends & family in America after living in London for 15 years now. Although I know I didn't know how to fit in when I first arrived...so, good advice here! It's so common to have your iPhone stolen when you're on the street (thieves on motorcycles snatch it as they drive by before you know what has happened), so best not to look at it when outside in crowds.
Love This. Very accurate. Merci
Thank you for the helpful tips. Love your humor.
Great video! Merci!!
Merci for so many great tips!
Excellent tips!
Wonderful video !!! So much honesty ! Helpful tips Merci
This is so informative!
What truths do you say 😂. I live in a tourist town on the Costa Blanca in Spain and I'm sick of having to see people in swimsuits on the street. Shirtless men and women, sweaty😖 and practically naked showing all their fat on the street😱.
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Wow 😯
I was in Spain during Franco's iron reign, and one good aspect was no beach wear unless on the beach or the foreshore. And his men patrolling the streets with machine guns ensured obedience!
@@allegrosotto2126 nothing good happened in Franco dictatorship. What you saw was simply fear.
@@braulioforcal6724 yes I agree, I wasn't intending to make light of the dictatorship. I live in Australia and it's heading that way, especially in Victoria.
Thank you so much for this!! We are traveling to Europe this fall and these are such helpful tips!
Oh Frédérique😃 You made me laugh a lot 🤣 I am Northern European who lives in Australia.. 2 years I spent with Italian in Barcelona and Rome and learnt from him how to detect tourists from all over the world. It was funny but also useful. Italians are extremely fashionable but a bit too flashy for me. 😃 I prefer French way.. When I lived in Rome and my daughter attended Italian school near Vatican, we used to go after her lessons to Cafés for snack (Italian school lunches are just amazing). So I spoke Italian (not very good but ok) and in one café poor waiter 🤣 tried very hard to speak with me in French. I didn't understand French back then 😅 I told him that I am not French (even though I look like). So I spoke Italian he speaks back in French and my daughter laughs.
About tips and tricks you are absolutely right.
Last time I was in Paris while having long waiting hours to go back to Australia via Singapore. I went to city centre to enjoy. Again fun fun 😄 I was wearing silk dress, ballerinas and linen summer coat - all in beige/camel tones.. So tourists stopped me and in basic French asked for directions.. I felt very bad that my French is so extremely limited 🤣
Only real French man understood that I am not French and we had small chat in English and coffee and goodbye kiss 😘
Love Paris 💖 In 6 hours I got everything, including Opera Garnier visit
loved it, glad I came across it.
great advice and you're so entertaining too!!
You are absolutely right, Frederique!
Very useful advice. Thanks for sharing 🌼
great tips! I always make a point of learning how to say thank you in whatever the language is for that region, and have found it to be so helpful!
Thank you so much for all the advice
Wonderful advice 👏 👌
Thank you so much 💓
I love your authenticity!!! Very excellent information - agreed upon on all!!
Great advice! ❤
I love how you packed so much content into a short video. Excellent points for travel anywhere. My French is not great but I always try and people do seem to appreciate that. 🤷♀️
Thanks for this informative video
Great ideas for traveling in Europe!
I always tell my niece to stop calling food disgusting but instead to say that it is not to her liking. That tip and the language one are really important in my opinion. I make an effort to learn the basics when I travel. People appreciate it, and it shows that you made an effort.
Yeah, l always try to learn a bit of the language such as please, thank you, hello, goodbye etc, also a bit about the culture of the country l'm going to visit! You cannot expect everyone to speak English!
Teach her to say nothing. If she is not eating it, why is her opinion tolerated?
@@Propfaqs If someone asks her if she wants to eat/try something, I would rather she not respond with no, that's disgusting.
@@staceyparron1685 oh yes. You are absolutely right. If she is asked or offered, a polite ‘no thank you’ is appropriate. What I detest is hearing children or young people commenting on what others are eating. They will do this routinely and within earshot of the target diners. Why? Because they are little tyrants given free reign by their guardians. And that is why you see them at 35 still eating their plate of chicken fingers and French fries at The Four Seasons.
Absolutely!!!
Fabulous advice
Thank you so much. Such a different mindset and fashion style. By the way, stay safe and be well.
Thank you for a great video! Totally agree about all you say and also for knowing a few words in the language of the country you are travelling to. Do not expect everybody to know English! Love from Norway ❤️
Great video! And I love your outfit!
Oh, and the cameo from Oscar😎
Wonderful, practical tips, presented without bs. Merci bien chere Frederique!!
Bonjour, Frederique! Merci, merci, merci! I have traveled from a young age. The best tip you provided is be respectful and learn key phrases or simple social etiquette when going to other countries. This will get you further than just arriving abroad and not knowing the common courtesies or even a few words of the country hosting you. Again, thank you for such insightful and honest videos. 👏
Hello Frédérique! Oh yes I learned a lot and I hada great time watching this video! Thank you so much!!!!
So on point! 👏 I'm from Europe and I was just in Paris when you released this video, how funny crazy is that? 🤣 it was not my first visit and this time I decided to blend with the French people, enjoyed the parks, gardens and genial food, dressed like them (I usually do), eat at their time. It was a magical experience ❤️
Loved this video.🥰💕🍀
Excellent travel advice. Plan on a family trip to Europe where we put off due to Covid. I’ll definitely take note of those do/don’t. Thank you Frederick ❤
Going to Croatia so I think this has been very helpful! Thank you.
Great advice no matter what country you are visiting.
Thank you for the travel tips, Frederique! Paris is a city that is on my "bucket list" to visit. I realize that Americans seem to be more casual than our European friends, especially when it comes to athletic wear and logos, so we must stick out like the proverbial "sore thumbs" to scammers and pickpockets. As far as backpacks are concerned, I could never understand why people use them for anything except hiking in the woods. So easy to steal out of! I will remember these tips, plus learn a little conversational French, whenever I'm lucky enough to visit France!
Love your videos! You make me smile😊
Great tips. Thanks.
I'm into photography and one of the things that always makes me wonder about these kind of tips is how do local photographers carry their cameras :). I love Paris and have been several times. Having a crossbody bag in front of you is key, i always wore it like that and i used subway and walked lots. There was only once that people did try to scam me asking to sign a petition. they literally shove that in your hands but my bag was crossbody in front of me and i refused firmly, plus a couple of very helpful gendarmes came to my aid. I am not an American and my style is quite European so usually i manage to blend in, but being vigilant is very important to enjoy your stay. Thanks for the video.
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Omg that totally happened to me when I visited Paris! Got pretty much all my money stolen while I was distracted by a kid and a very well spoken woman asking for donations for charity, they looked quite legit in their approach and demeanor. I wasn't too touristy in my looks but i was like, alone and literally taking pictures of everything and asking people for directions so i was just naive and the perfect target. Finding the police station was super difficult and took most of my day wandering the streets alone with no money other than my train card, but even to this day I still wish I could return to enjoy the moments i was robbed with that money. Maybe one day :)
This video and you are great! You made me laugh out loud several times. You seem so laid back, comfortable and natuaral. Plus, great content! ❤
Last time I visited Paris, some dude jumped over the barrier in the metro in front of me and just as I thought that he probably didn’t want to pay for his ticket, he pulled the necklace off the lady’s neck right before the crowds! Metro workers didn’t do a thing to stop him! This was broad daylight in Central Paris! So one more piece of advice, folks: no jewellery and especially no expensive jewellery! As far as leggings, sweatpants, cropped tops… I can tell you there is plenty of that in the UK 😂
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Hello Frederique! (from Ada, OHIO, United States) I love your videos. They have inspired me to get up everyday to look my best. Which makes me feel my best. Please keep doing what you are doing!
I love your style. Very good advice. I got similar advice some 30 years ago when traveling to Italy and it served me well. One scam involved small children showing you a piece a of paper. It did happen and just being prepared and taking certain measures to not become a victim kept me safe from any scams. I don’t like looking like a tourist so I blend in well most of the time when in Europe, No matter what country you travel from or too, everyone needs to be respectful of the customs and culture of that country.
Thankyou for this! I lived in the US back in 2002 as a student and I was literally in a state of shock when I saw kids wearing pyjamas to school! I could not believe my eyes.. still can not comprehend that. Then when in church people in their sweats and me in my 'Sunday best' 😁😁😁 What is that???
This would depend on where you stayed in 2002. I graduated high school in the early 90s and never saw students in pajamas. In the 2010s I started seeing Uni and then high school students in pajamas everywhere. I wore a lot of wild stuff to school, and I love what I call “pajama clothes”. They are not pajamas, and do not do look like pajamas at all (think a good quality linen outfit), but are comfortable enough to feel like them. That said… my mother would have killed me if I tried to leave the house in actual pajamas.
I haven’t been to church in decades, but I would have been in trouble if I tried to wear sweat pants.
Almost everyone wore their best. Even farmers with little money who only had a few pieces of clothes. They had their work overalls and their Sunday/go to meeting overalls. This was typically the only thing you saw outside of the Sunday best category.
I work 12 hour swing shifts at 911 and have definitely fallen into a rut with athletic wear on nights and weekends when working here and there over the last 20 years. I still love to dress up, though. I miss the days before the mundane polo shirt dress code on my weekday shifts. I used to wear dresses, skirts, etc. Some kept literally rolling out of the bed and into the office on the weekdays. They implemented a casual weekday dress code to combat it.
@@pollysshore2539 It was in Westchester County NY. Just few miles up from the NYC. A bit too progressive I guess :D
In the US, even wakes and funerals have gone Sloppy Casual, and that can include the deceased. And wedding attire....too many look like they are dressing to pole dance. Thank you for all your advice, which regarding safety, is also useful here in NYC.
@@janedavidson186 Yeah. I've seen short denim ragged shorts in church, stretched-out dirty t-shirt, shorts, and flip-flops at funerals and wakes. I do see Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes at some churches. Some people go out in public without a bath. THE HORRORS!
I'll tell you what that is, I am American and that is disgusting. I am sick to death of lazy Americans not caring what they look like.
Waiting for my son in Paris. A woman approached me with the golden ring scam - I didn't know then it was a scam. I told it wasn't mine, I didn't want it, and she could have. She took it and left. At a Paris train station a young boy tried to sell me a magazine, I told him 2x I didn't want it and he persisted. Finally I told him in a very angry manner if he didn't leave me along I was going to scream and call the police. He understood anger and police and left. These incidents did not bother me and my visit to Paris was lovely.
We are thinking about a European tour next year, and this video was fun and informative!
Great advice! Thank you!
Thanks love 🥰
👍👍👍 Frederique, thank you for the great advices!!
thank you 🥳
Thanks for another great video Frederique. My husband and I are leaving on Wednesday for a month on the Italian/French Riviera and a month in the UK so I would have loved your video on what to take to Europe. We are going with carryon luggage only, which as you know is only 7kg from Australia- which is like nothing. Anyway, I am taking navy linen pants, white linen pants, black leggings (for exercise, not to wear in public!), 5 or 6 tops, a light denim jacket, 1 dress, a tankini, a hat, 1 pair of sandals and not much else. I’m already at my limit and haven’t ruled out wearing all my clothes onto the plane. I think going through security dressed as the Michelin Man definitely screams “tourist”!
Thank you for sharing this, you are very thoughtful.
So nice of you
Bonjour!
Heading to the UK and France in October! Thank you for this invaluable information! Yes Please do a video on what to wear and pack when visiting Europe!!! Please add any other information you think would be helpful....it's my first time!
Going to France in June for a Bordeaux and Loire Valley River Cruise which is starting in Paris - good tips since it's been over 30 years since I've visited. It's true about even speaking a few words of French to smooth out interactions - I had a great time!
Love your stories and advice!
Thanks Hallie 🥰
Thank you so much for doing this video!!! I was so excited when I saw the title because I specifically asked you for this video!!! You’re the best!!! 😘 Merci!!!
Thank you love! I reach all comments and then come up with content ideas 🥰
My family and I are headed to Italy and France in 2 weeks for my 50th birthday. Thank you for the advice! Luckily my husbands first language is French, so that may help us a bit. Also loved your french pharmacy video, which is how I found your channel. Merci!
This is so true.
Great travel tips. I was in France visiting my son & family it was beautiful.
Thank you Frédérique! Such great travel tips for all of us.
Merci lovely 🥰
Lovely video♥Merci
Enjoyed this video. Can you consider making a European travel video for different seasons including spring and fall which no one seems to cover?
Loved your story about dog in the quiche in Italy! Great tips as always, delivered with a lot of humour.
Merci 🤩
Thankyou
You have such an open personality. Your videos are a pleasure to watch. Cute dog!
Perfect video!!! I traveled for several years in Europe while in the US Air Force, and I could spot an American anywhere. Yes, I agree with everything you said. Thanks
I enjoy watching you present your videos with giggles in them. You have a wonderful sense of humour!! p.s. Excellent advice.
When I returned home to Vancouver after 3 months in Europe I noticed how quiet the sidewalks were. People were wearing sneakers, yes hiking boots, rubber soled shoes. In Europe the hard soles and heels make noise on the sidewalk, I had gotten used to it.
I lived in Germany for 20 yrs. this is all SO true! All very practical tips.
Every tourist going to Europe should watch this. It was excellent!
This video is a Gem!!! Thank u for sharing such a great useful tips! Big hug♡
Merci
This came just in time, as I am planning to go on a Danube River cruise going to Budapest, Vienna, and several other towns, and then Oberammergau for the Passion Play. My athletic clothes that I am packing are strictly for the fitness area on the ship-there is no way I will be wearing a skimpy tank top and yoga pants on the streets of Vienna, for example! No flip-flops for me either! The only heels I will pack are my 2.5-inch convertible strappy sandals to wear only in the evenings. My wardrobe is going to be dominated my skirts and dresses (and a pair of stylish jeans for possible cool weather and on the plane-I hate baggy pants and shorts). Can’t wait, as it will be my first trip since the pandemic started. 🇩🇪🇦🇹🇭🇺❤️
I have been learning Italian for fun (sadly not visiting Italy this year), so good to know how to pronounce “carne” 🥩 and “cane” 🐶, so I need to work on my Italian r’s, especially in “carne.” 😂
so great and so true. i have not been to paris, but have visited italy and spain. watch your bags for sure. ps thanks for having oscar say hi to us. he is so marvelous!
Bonjour, Frederique. Thanks soooo much for this video. God willing -- I hope to travel to Paris next year. I already subscribe to Babel-- so that I can learn a few conversational words in French. I also watch What are they wearing in London, Paris, or Italy. You have confirmed how an American should present themselves when abroad. Looking forward to my vacation. Thanks again. God Bless you.
Great advices for many situations, not only when traveling. I stayed in Paris for a while and visited the tourist objectives and every time I noticed all those people with pens and papers, or those with some street games. If they approached I was like - Go away! or No no no! Sometimes they insisted, but I also insisted in No no no! Me, I keep moving and take my bag in hand in front if approached for whatever reason.
I love Paris, can't wait to see it again. Some day.
Sei sempre bravissima!!!
Grazie Bella xx
I was able to converse with my eight semesters of college French taken thirty years ago. It may not have been perfect, but everyone was so very pleasant to me. One woman I was conversing with gave her children a cookie and offered me one, too. She said it was a typical French snack. I had a wonderful time! Thank you so much for your videos! I truly enjoy them!
amazing video as always, useful tips)) had a big laugh, your charm and sense of humor is amazing 🤩
Merci lovely 🥰
Great tips Frederique! I am going to Paris next month, but it will be my 3rd visit to that city. Merci!
My family and I are heading to Italy and Paris next May...I do speak better Italian than French but I have been learning polite phrases and words for Paris. Thank you for all the wonderful advice!!! Just be nice and polite, my Mama use to say, and I believe that goes for everywhere in this world! Be kind, be patient and be nice and thank you again for all your help!!! LOVE YOUR NAIL POLISH, it is beautiful!!!
Love ❤️
Yes please do a video on your manicure and favourite nail polishes Frederique!