Thanks, Géraldine! I heard of all of these cities before, but I didn't realize that the people of Montpellier were "montpelliérain/montpelliéraine". I also didn't realize that the "a" of "Saône" is not pronounced!
It's very knowledgable vidéo..you mentioned while telling about Lyon City that they celebrate "La Fête de Lumières" which reminded me of the Indian festival "The festival of lights" celebrated at the end of Summer and onset of Winter in the month of October/November. So thanks for sharing the information. 😊😊
I travelled to France last year, I've been to Paris, Nantes, Bordeaux and Lyon, and some smaller ones. Only in Nantes I didn't have a local friend to show me around, my Bordelaise friend took me to a vineyard, my Lyonnaise friend showed me the bouchons and told me about the Fête des Lumières. I had a great time in France, hope to see the rest of it someday!
Hey friends. I am Anshu Kumar, from India. I visited France in January 2015. It was a students' exchange program and I visited the cities of Paris, Nantes, Normandy, and few others.I had beautiful 7 days stay in Nantes, as everyday I used to walk beside the river la Loire to reach the college, Audencia Nantes and return to my hotel.Awesome weather and lovely city. Hope to explore the rest cities soon. :)
Thank you for this video,I am interested learning more about France places and people.I had been in some cities like Bordeaux,Paris, Nice, Nantes ,Marseille..
I was just in Paris two weeks ago and I miss it so much! Such a beautiful city, I really wish to visit the rest of these cities from this video and many more!!
J'ai été en France à peu près 12 fois, mais une seule fois dans le sud. J'étais chez des amis à Cap Martin, juste hors de Monaco, et j'ai pu visiter Nice et Menton aussi. J'aimerais bien avoir la possibilité d'y retourner. (A part ça, j'ai été à Paris, Caen, Le Havre, Amiens, Vichy, Poitiers, Grenoble, et la région autour du Lac du Léman.) Merci de la vidéo et de toutes les vidéos!
I'm actually thinking about going to school in Montpellier. You should do a video blog about your experiences there! I can't find that much info about life in Montpellier online
I've been to all the cities except lille. I remember one strange but delicious alsatian pastry called quetsche which I guess is actually the name of the plum it's made from
Incroyable, incredible, il n'y a pas une seule ville de Bretagne!! Et ne venez pas me dire que Nantes est en Bretagne!! Et aucune de Corse non plus (mais ça c'est moins grave! ;) )
I'm American but I'm actually very good with geography so I have heard of all these cities and I could place Montpellier on the map, it is also the name of the capital of the US state of Vermont. Paris is the only city I've been to on the list which I loved. I'd like to go to all the cities on the list. I really like France and enjoyed this list.
You want to hear from....moi??? Oui, madame. I have been to Paris (of course). Bordeaux, Montpellier, and Toulouse. The city I enjoyed the most is not on this list. Its population is only around 160,000, I think. Clermont-Ferrand. I would like to return to C-F and Montpellier someday. And the Musee d"Orsay.
The 2nd largest Spanish speaking city in the world is Los Angles CA. It's bigger than Madrid, Buenos Aires, The largest is Mexico City. So where dose cities like Baton Rouge, Lafyette,, New Orleans fit in? and what about Quebeç? What about French places outsied of France?
do you call Quebec a french city ? Isn't it a canadian one ? actually not french... but french speaking... that's not the same. Do you think New-York or Vancouver as English cities ?
I believe when you were talking about Toulouse, you said "France Southwest". That's not wrong; I completely understood what you meant, although it sounds better (at least to an American's ear) to say "Southwest France" or - even better - "Southwest of France".
4:50 *L' Alsace* n'existe plus, c'est le *Grand Est* maintenant (Champagne-Ardenne + Lorraine + Alsace) Alsace doesn't exist anymore, Strasbourg is in the Great East
Désoler mais la ville de Montréal est la plus grosse ville française au monde avec plus de 4.25 million d'habitants Source: www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1710013501 Et la viloe de Paris n'a que 2.2 millions d'habitants, t'on 12 millions c'est plus qu'une villes qui fait t'on 12 miloions c'est de la triche!
also don't compare the population of the cities in their administrative border, and the population of the agglomeration (several cities jointed). there is not 10 millions peoples in Paris "intra muros"...
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Merci beaucoup, Geraldine! 😊
Thanks, Géraldine! I heard of all of these cities before, but I didn't realize that the people of Montpellier were "montpelliérain/montpelliéraine". I also didn't realize that the "a" of "Saône" is not pronounced!
It's very knowledgable vidéo..you mentioned while telling about Lyon City that they celebrate "La Fête de Lumières" which reminded me of the Indian festival "The festival of lights" celebrated at the end of Summer and onset of Winter in the month of October/November. So thanks for sharing the information. 😊😊
Bonjour Geraldine, I really learned so much from this video, Merci
You are welcome Claudia !
Haha as a French person I can tell you are not from Paris simply from the way you spoke about Paris.
Petit coucou de Bordeaux!
I travelled to France last year, I've been to Paris, Nantes, Bordeaux and Lyon, and some smaller ones. Only in Nantes I didn't have a local friend to show me around, my Bordelaise friend took me to a vineyard, my Lyonnaise friend showed me the bouchons and told me about the Fête des Lumières. I had a great time in France, hope to see the rest of it someday!
Merci Prof pour le cours de geographie francais. Très amoussant!
Merci!
Hey friends. I am Anshu Kumar, from India. I visited France in January 2015. It was a students' exchange program and I visited the cities of Paris, Nantes, Normandy, and few others.I had beautiful 7 days stay in Nantes, as everyday I used to walk beside the river la Loire to reach the college, Audencia Nantes and return to my hotel.Awesome weather and lovely city. Hope to explore the rest cities soon. :)
A really useful & interesting video. Thanks
Thank you for this video,I am interested learning more about France places and people.I had been in some cities like Bordeaux,Paris, Nice, Nantes ,Marseille..
YAAYY!! Nantes is on the list!! I'm going to Nantes next year as an exchange student!!! :) merci pour le video!!
Magnifique
I was just in Paris two weeks ago and I miss it so much! Such a beautiful city, I really wish to visit the rest of these cities from this video and many more!!
J'ai voyage' a Paris, Lyon, et Nice. J'aime la France!!
Over the years I have been to all except for Strasbourg.
This video is great! Thank you for the French, hopefully it will stick!
J'ai été en France à peu près 12 fois, mais une seule fois dans le sud. J'étais chez des amis à Cap Martin, juste hors de Monaco, et j'ai pu visiter Nice et Menton aussi. J'aimerais bien avoir la possibilité d'y retourner. (A part ça, j'ai été à Paris, Caen, Le Havre, Amiens, Vichy, Poitiers, Grenoble, et la région autour du Lac du Léman.) Merci de la vidéo et de toutes les vidéos!
Je visite Paris/Bordeaux/Lyon quand je finis l'université.
J'adore les plages avec l'eau chaude et de sable blanc. Quelles plages au sud de France ont ces genres de plages?
très bien lieux
Loved the video. Merci😃
Merci Matraise
This is my third year living in Montpellier... I absolutely love it! Je suis déjà toute une Montpelliéraine :)
Melissa are you from France?
I'm actually thinking about going to school in Montpellier. You should do a video blog about your experiences there! I can't find that much info about life in Montpellier online
Je suis alle a l'ecole a Nice! J'aime le Promenade des anglais!
Quand les musulmans ne tuent pas tous les gens.
@@jez9999 C'est les djihadistes
je veux aller à l'école à Brest, France beaucoup!
I've been to all the cities except lille. I remember one strange but delicious alsatian pastry called quetsche which I guess is actually the name of the plum it's made from
merci excellent ,j'ahbite en Strasburg 💗💗💗💗👌👏👏👏
J'habite à Strasbourg ^^
I have been to Paris 😁
Incroyable, incredible, il n'y a pas une seule ville de Bretagne!! Et ne venez pas me dire que Nantes est en Bretagne!! Et aucune de Corse non plus (mais ça c'est moins grave! ;) )
Beautiful.
Very interesting video!
I'm American but I'm actually very good with geography so I have heard of all these cities and I could place Montpellier on the map, it is also the name of the capital of the US state of Vermont. Paris is the only city I've been to on the list which I loved. I'd like to go to all the cities on the list. I really like France and enjoyed this list.
I've been to Toulouse and Nice. I knew where every city was that we enumerated as well. lol
I had to look up how close Lille was to Belgium to see why they also eat moules frites there 😊
Géraldine, est-ce que vous pouvez faire une émission sur La Corse ? Merci.
You want to hear from....moi??? Oui, madame. I have been to Paris (of course). Bordeaux, Montpellier, and Toulouse. The city I enjoyed the most is not on this list. Its population is only around 160,000, I think. Clermont-Ferrand. I would like to return to C-F and Montpellier someday. And the Musee d"Orsay.
Et Rennes ???
J'ai visité presque tout le sud
sauf BORDEAUX
Ah...Les Six Compagons...mon enfance...
Très passionnant, mais c'est un peu curieux que t'as dit le moins de la ville la plus fameuse du monde.
The 2nd largest Spanish speaking city in the world is Los Angles CA. It's bigger than Madrid, Buenos Aires, The largest is Mexico City.
So where dose cities like Baton Rouge, Lafyette,, New Orleans fit in? and what about Quebeç?
What about French places outsied of France?
Richard Schroepfer Those would be "Francophone" cities. She is specifically talking about the country of France.
do you call Quebec a french city ? Isn't it a canadian one ? actually not french... but french speaking... that's not the same. Do you think New-York or Vancouver as English cities ?
Je suis alle a Nantes...Paris..j suis aussi alle a Angers
omg how can you talk about Lyon and not mention the gastronomique!
Bonjour Géraldine. Les Niçois habitent à la Provence. Vrai?
🏆🥇J'ai une autre question. Les Bordelais habitent à la region bordeaux, c'est vrai?
Merci Géraldine, et toi... Tu viens d'où? X
12:24 Statue of Liberty?
You know that Statue of Liberty was a french gift to USA. There is a replica near Bartholdi's old workshop. It face the New York one.
oh thanks
Do you do online lessons?
I believe when you were talking about Toulouse, you said "France Southwest". That's not wrong; I completely understood what you meant, although it sounds better (at least to an American's ear) to say "Southwest France" or - even better - "Southwest of France".
Hahahaha, it's really funny when the people from other cities in France speak ill of their capital; reminds me of my home country of the Philippines
who's living in Lyon?
hit like let me know you. 😃
4:50
*L' Alsace* n'existe plus, c'est le *Grand Est* maintenant (Champagne-Ardenne + Lorraine + Alsace)
Alsace doesn't exist anymore, Strasbourg is in the Great East
The administrative region Alsace no more exist, but the historical region, can be still refered to.
Désoler mais la ville de Montréal est la plus grosse ville française au monde avec plus de 4.25 million d'habitants
Source:
www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1710013501
Et la viloe de Paris n'a que 2.2 millions d'habitants, t'on 12 millions c'est plus qu'une villes qui fait t'on 12 miloions c'est de la triche!
Hello Tusk, please know that Montréal is in Québec, a region of Canada, and thus does not qualify as a French city.
technically :P
1- Kinshasa, DR Congo: 11,587,000
2- Paris, France: 10,858,000
3- Abidjan, Ivory Coast: 4,800,000
4- Montréal, Canada: 3,536,000
5- Dakar, Senegal: 3,520,000
6- Casablanca, Morocco: 3,211,000
7- Yaoundé, Cameroon: 3,060,000
8- Douala, Cameroon: 2,940,000
9- Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso: 2,700,000
10- Algiers, Algeria: 2,590,000
Joe Caissy technically not
also don't compare the population of the cities in their administrative border, and the population of the agglomeration (several cities jointed). there is not 10 millions peoples in Paris "intra muros"...
Joe Caissy I think you misread. The title says 10 biggest French cities, which does not mean francophone, it means French, as in "in France".