Your videos are great man, a nice slow pace. I'm thinking of going there in September. I was going to take bus tours but now I'm thinking that renting a car would be better.
Thank you. Looks like Rousillion is a must visit. I wasn’t sure if I understood. You need to pay to visit the town (I saw a machine) and you can choose 30 or 60min to complete the walk of the town. But what if I would like to stay longer ?
Pay a visit is slang for, you should visit. It doesn't cost anything. There are two trails to hike in the canyon. One trail is shorter, taking about 30 mins. The longer trail takes about an hour. Good job on the English!!
@@lemonsandlavender yes, but you're travelling in France. The LANGUAGE isn't one people would expect you to know, but you can easily pronounce the place names? It's like calling great American cities or states something totally different than their real names - "A-reyes-zun-ah" instead of Arizona, for example. Accurate - but useless to the traveller.
@@steveprice638 So, if you are traveling in Japan, making an English video, would you say Nihon? "I'm in Nihon." You'd sound stupid. When you are making an English video in France, would you say Paris, or Pareee, with a French accent. My guess is that you would pronounce Paris the English way since it's a video in English, not stop in the middle of it and pronounce Pairs the French way. You can't just pick and choose. Either you pronounce all of them with the local accent, or none. If you are making an English video in Italy, would you say Roma or Rome? Would you say Milano or Milan, Florence or Firenze? Would you really say, "I'm in Roma"? No, you wouldn't. So, why are you so insistence on doing it here?
@@lemonsandlavender if you were expecting people watching to travel there in your footsteps, then yes. You're producing a travel show. I note you choose two capital cities of limited vowels and easy interpretation even if incorrectly pronounced. NOBODY in France would understand your pronunciation of Rousillon and I think your examples are deliberately ignoring the truth of that. It's also not impossible to quote both your version and 'how the locals say it' either. My original comment was meant as a suggestion, in the main, not a criticism. Your reaction to it is illogical and lazy.
You are such a lame brain. Your orginal comment was, "if I stop and ask a Frenchman." Dude, it was a video for English speakers. I was stopping Frenchmen. Wake up, loser
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That was fantastic, inspired us to visit Roussillon on our next trip.
Hi Micheal,great video, what a lovely town,so Mediterranean,love it ,brian,uk.
Your videos are great man, a nice slow pace. I'm thinking of going there in September. I was going to take bus tours but now I'm thinking that renting a car would be better.
Thank you. Looks like Rousillion is a must visit. I wasn’t sure if I understood. You need to pay to visit the town (I saw a machine) and you can choose 30 or 60min to complete the walk of the town. But what if I would like to stay longer ?
Pay a visit is slang for, you should visit. It doesn't cost anything. There are two trails to hike in the canyon. One trail is shorter, taking about 30 mins. The longer trail takes about an hour. Good job on the English!!
Michael, if you stop and ask a Frenchman where Rousillon is and in the way you pronounce it, you'll get blank stares.
It's Rue-see-on.
True, but I'm speaking English here. I don't bring in French accents for a word, other wise we should do it for all words, japanese, Russian
@@lemonsandlavender yes, but you're travelling in France. The LANGUAGE isn't one people would expect you to know, but you can easily pronounce the place names? It's like calling great American cities or states something totally different than their real names - "A-reyes-zun-ah" instead of Arizona, for example. Accurate - but useless to the traveller.
@@steveprice638 So, if you are traveling in Japan, making an English video, would you say Nihon? "I'm in Nihon." You'd sound stupid. When you are making an English video in France, would you say Paris, or Pareee, with a French accent. My guess is that you would pronounce Paris the English way since it's a video in English, not stop in the middle of it and pronounce Pairs the French way. You can't just pick and choose. Either you pronounce all of them with the local accent, or none. If you are making an English video in Italy, would you say Roma or Rome? Would you say Milano or Milan, Florence or Firenze? Would you really say, "I'm in Roma"? No, you wouldn't. So, why are you so insistence on doing it here?
@@lemonsandlavender if you were expecting people watching to travel there in your footsteps, then yes. You're producing a travel show. I note you choose two capital cities of limited vowels and easy interpretation even if incorrectly pronounced. NOBODY in France would understand your pronunciation of Rousillon and I think your examples are deliberately ignoring the truth of that. It's also not impossible to quote both your version and 'how the locals say it' either. My original comment was meant as a suggestion, in the main, not a criticism. Your reaction to it is illogical and lazy.
You are such a lame brain. Your orginal comment was, "if I stop and ask a Frenchman." Dude, it was a video for English speakers. I was stopping Frenchmen. Wake up, loser
Pronounced rou cee yon
Not in English. And I was speaking English