lol the Serbian girl tried to bamboozle you. She hit you with the "I don't speak French" line to get away from you but you got her with the UNO reverse card by speaking Serbian to her. She got played. 😂
The girl that was half French and half American immediately showed her American hospitality as soon as she found a fellow American. Pat on the back and a hug, tre American
@@aiugiamos3057 It's not for Americans. We actually do care for each other and enjoy human interaction, especially someone who shares a common bond. When I go fishing everyone I see will talk to me and I have met some of my best friends by just starting a conversation with a stranger.
I'm French and I love the US. The Paris population is absolutely NOT representative of the French people, the same way that the New York population does not represent the US. You need to travel a bit more and venture to meet the real French population in the rest of the country.
I agree I live in France for 3 months I’m from New York myself first French people I met were in Paris and I thought the rumors must be trust then I left Paris and went to Lille and was 100% different
Petit conseil, si tu veux interviewer des personnes a paris, chatelet les halls n'est pas forcement le meilleur endroit car beaucoup de micro trottoir et de personnes qui arretent les passants pour les associations y sont donc les gens fuient quand quelquun veut les arreter pour discuter, peut etre vers la grande église pas loin de chatelet les gens seraient plus enclins de discuter avec toi ! Voila merci pour linterview !
En même temps le mec arrive avec sa caméra et son micro et force un peu en leur disant de répondre à ses questions, je trouve pas ça top de filmer des gens et diffuser sur les réseaux sans leur demandés.
I am French, didn’t yet watch the video, just saw the title, I certainly don’t hate Americans! In fact, I don’t really hate any nationalities and I bet I am not the only French to feel that way.
in a way it's true, they don't hate you because you're american or something, they'll hate you for no reason, they just hate everyone even themselves. it seems so natural to them that they don't get it
Not only the accent. The grammar, the vocabulary: everything was SO good (I am French). I really don't understand why she did not count French as a language she can speak 🤯
When I went to the south of France, people treated me extremely well there, I am from New York. I can only speak English, Chinese, in Spanish, so in France, I had language difficulty, but they were wonderful towards me and I will never forget it. For those French people that do not like Americans they should come to upstate New York and find out. We are quite reserved and keep to ourselves.
The serbian girl was a stunner ❤ Both in looks and attitude. That serbian woman for you. Beautif, elegant, mind seem to be a little reserved at first, but once you crack them, they're surpsisingly openminded
I don’t know, I just came back from Paris (supposedly the most American hating & rude part of France) as a Canadian (but I highly doubt they can tell the difference, it’s assumed I’m American) and even with only my choppy half conversational French skills I found everyone to be extremely nice, courteous & helpful. At least in my anecdotal experience, so long as you are polite and go about your day respecting the culture and making even a modicum of effort, they actually treat you quite well. Idk, maybe I go lucky.
@@macaronsucre I don’t think they could was the point. I was the only French speaker in our group, and my French is still not amazing. Beyond that, there isn’t any way to clock us as Canadian over American. Most people assumed we were from America whenever it came up.
@@harrythecat8198 yup and Paris does not represent our whole country. But like in Barcelona and other big cities for example, people are just fed up of massive tourism :)
I lived in Germany and England and in the US. And every country has its own problems and things to hate. Every large country has its unique issues and mannerisms that rub others the wrong way.
As an American that has lived abroad Spain and France specifically, Americans are indeed loud but we are very welcoming, friendly, and take care of other Americans when we find each other abroad.
I truly loved the guy that was into fashion that could appreciate how free we are in the US when it come to this, we don’t care what others are wearing, like he said you could be wearing a trash bag.
Wrong. Ppl that have been interviewed were people who know nothing about americans and USA. War crimes in 1945 : french women raped. Presenting as heroes while they came once the German could already not maintain the control. Americans are nearly ALWAYS in war. This is a country without a single piece of human moral and decence. Just look at Las Vegas, nearlyna third people are homeless, and they face the game craziness and all that money WASTED in casinos. This is so fuckin disgustin. I don’t know a single country in the world that can be proud of a city like this. American grow up in an environment where they do not develop their culture and make them don’t understand other people from other countries. Only a few people grow up with ethics, develop empathy, and do something right. The only smart thing in the USA is the money spent on research that permites to big companies to emerge like gafas. Everything else is a waste, and an idiocracy culture. Afterall, the first americans going with Ch. Collomb were the people that were rejected by Europe because theynwere criminals are stupid religious. What plant can grow on an infertile ground?
@@raphibus si tu regardes par rapport aux réseaux sociaux c'est sûr, on voit + ces haineux que la norme, mais à mon avis on (les français) les déteste pas vraiment d'une manière générale
My girlfriend is from the southwest. I find that people, especially from the smaller towns, are so curious about me and ask a lot of questions. People speak less English for sure, but they are much friendlier.
I am half French. And the main thing that generally French general outside Paris don’t like about the American people. Is the fact they criticise the French whereas there is no argument to hold those judgement. And that many American people go to France and speak English as if French should know it. Almost no one in France speaks another language so we have to respect it. It is the same in the US.
@@loakk_ Leave Paris and you will definitely not find that to be the case. It scores very low on the English index. Just learn greetings, a few phrases, how to order in french. They will appreciate it and treat you much better, I promise.
@@loakk_ Let's stop lying to ourselves, we are horrible at English and the vast majority of French people that can speak a bit of English are usually students that are still learning since they've still got English to learn all the way till the end of High School. After that, most people that don't go into literature courses that involve English will start forgetting how to speak it very quickly 😂
@@Sen-ki-For me it was quite the opposite. Started to learn english at 8yo in middle school. At 22 I could not speak english. Now I use english more than french. I learned travelling and living abroad. English classes in french schools are shet.
I love you, from France !!😊 Most Americans are very cool, the same goes for the United States which is a very beautiful country. welcome to France, but sorry for the not very warm welcome from the people of Paris who are stressed and nervous like in all big cities In the countryside or around a little further from big city this is where we see beautiful France 🇫🇷🤝🇺🇸🤩
every country is imperialistic when they are at the top of the food chain. It's how they maintain growth until inevitable collapse. France had it's turn and did the same shit 1700's-1800's with it's 80+ colonies across Africa, lebenon, ect. we didn't make the rules of the game and neither did you that's just how the game is played and it'll never change sorry.
I studied french in high school for 2 years and absolutely loved it i just got back into reviewing so i can try to become fluent and i absolutely love hearing conversations and understanding certain things being said
Les americains ignorent ou n'aiment pas les francais. Ils preferent penser que les francais ne les aiment pas, ce qui n'est pas vrai, malgré l'agressivité du french bashing.
@@lvl1_feral_druidNot really that much, those jokes mainly became a thing after Chirac said no to Bush son's glorious expedition in Iraq. Among others things such as renaming french fries as freedom fries.
The reason a lot of french ppl rejected the interview i think is linked to the recent tik tok trends there that has been with street interviews especially in Chatelet (the place you're filmin in), some interviewers asks dumb question for tik tok stats and it's been a trend for like recent years in particular on tik tok, so i think that is why some of them act cold. But i guess this recent trend with street interviews is not only limited to France, you can see this phenomenon internationally on the internet
Which aren't representative either. But we don't hate them.that being said, our language doesn't mistake vehement and loud arguments for fights.We call it a family dinner.
I wish that Americans would pay a little more attention to the fact that, when they are in another country, it helps to attempt to speak the language spoken in that country. Your stock goes up when you don't expect that others will know English.
Me not knowing how to speak their language does not mean a expect them to know mine. I would assume I'd have a very hard time getting things without knowing at least the basics.
Je suis heureuse que j’ai apprendais Français, parce que les questions simple comme cette son plus extraordinaire dans la langue de les Francophones (je suis hollandais et j’etais très fatiques de comprendre pas eux, ça est ma raison pour apprendre la) Shout a tout les Francophones ici!
Salut d'un Croate francophone. En ouvrant la vidéo, je ne m'attendais pas à croiser un Américain parlant ma langue maternelle avec une Serbe en plein Paris. C'est drôle !
Il n' y a vraiment pas de quoi être fier, avoir comme droit d' assassiner des bébés inscrit dans la constitution de son pays! Pauvre France! Tous ceux qui ont contribué à cette horreur et ceux qui s' en réjouissent sont bien contents que leurs mères ne les aient pas avortés! Pourquoi souhaiter que d'autres personnes soient avortés? Nonsense et méchanceté gratuite! 😢
I live in NYC, and see and here loads of French speakers everyday, and they're never loud. I make that observation upon 25 years as a New Yorker, not a tourist.
To the question: “What nation do you think contributed the most to the defeat of Germany in 1945?” - 54% of French respondents in 2015 answered: The United States. - May 1945, 57% answered: the USSR, the Americans were only mentioned by 20% of French people. American soft power has done a good job 😅
yeah it's crazy. They came at end of the war and lost about 200k soldier. USSR fought for 6 years and lost 30M people. It was a single front for most of the war.
@@hounamao7140 They also destroyed entire cities in they're path. My grandmother passed her life afraid of bombarding because of that... Also, going out at night was more dangerous under American supervision then when Nazis where they're.
@@eliroberts1762 USSR went to war in 1941 they were under direct attack by the Nazi. USA only waged war. They were not in Europe nor in any battle against the Nazi in 1941. They didn't do much before the Normandy invasion in 1944. They joined the war in 1941 because of Japan and mostly held the war there on the pacific ocean. They did very few interventions in Europe. And it was mostly in Italy (1943).
We eat too much, we drink too much, we talk too much, we try to fit everything in one weekend because we work too much. We are basically too much. But that is what makes us unique to other countries. From what I gather they just think we are all like a bit too much; but they find us kinda fun to hang out with sometimes if to just make fun of us and we don't mind!
Thank you for this video! I’m French in the US for decades. You should do the same in various French cities. We have a lot of different cultures, accents, etc. That’s probably true for most countries. Très intéressant! J’ai apprécié la positivité
Il est surtout naïf, tous les pays s'espionnent, et le gouvernement américain a fait bien pire qu'espionner les dirigeants français lol. Comme disait Mitterrand "La France ne le sait pas, mais nous sommes en guerre avec l'Amérique. Oui, une guerre permanente, une guerre vitale, une guerre économique, une guerre sans mort apparemment. Oui, ils sont très durs les Américains, ils sont voraces, ils veulent un pouvoir sans partage sur le monde. C’est une guerre inconnue, une guerre permanente, sans mort apparemment et pourtant une guerre à mort."
Great video. Very impressive language skills! Loved hearing what people have to say about Americans. I'm in Pimsleur French 4 right now. It's been ok for me because I studied 8 years of French more than 40 years ago. But mon mari - oh-la-la. It's a difficult program for someone who has zero familiarity with the language. Thanks again for the "people on the street" interviews!
I asked a French man in the Brittany area if he hated Americans because he kept criticizing me. He was a friend of a friend of mine and we were all out just having a good time. I was sitting there minding my own business. His response to me was,we don’t even like other French people. I’ll never forget that.
I wish my spoken English was as good as the Serbian girl's French. Her accent is almost perfect. I am French and the controversy over embassies having intelligence and spying services has always made me laugh. I think this reaction was an act, only the most disconnected people from reality took it at face value and continue to ignore that each country has its own spy and intelligence service, including in friendly countries.
I lived in Paris for 6 months and I got hassled twice for being American but I think it was more about being a tourist. Foreigners have to realize that Paris is FULL OF TOURISTS and it must be overwhelming for locals sometimes. Most people speak English because even if you’re from Europe, English will be the common language.
I'm French, and I love the US and American people. I love their culture, traditions and creativity in music and arts in general. And my family and friends do too. I don't know why people think we hate Americans, we really don't ☺
Yeah sure…French usually think their country is one of the worst actually. We constantly raging about what’s wrong and we forget about what’s good. A lot of people, not just French don’t usually like Americans because they think they’re arrogants and always want to give lessons to the world about their definition of liberty.
I see the french as indifferent. My experience in Paris in 1998 as a 20 year old speaking almost no French and having 0$ to my name was that nobody was about to harm me, I survived ok by hopping turnstyles and snatching a carrot or two from outdoor vendors without so much as being chased and slept outside in the park with no bother, but they certainly weren’t trying to help me either, not even at the embassy they just kept sending me to other offices across the city knowing I was on foot. This went on for about a week til I could get ahold of my bank in Oregon and find out why my card was frozen. No one gave me a dime.
Merci, c'est cool pour la video, en général quand tu parles francais en France avec un accent, en général les gens trouvent sa soit normal, genre ils s'en foutent totalement et sa ne les impresionnent pas (car beaucoup de francais ne savent pas parler "réelement" un autre langue au minimum au dela de A2), soit ils te jugent et son énervés de ton accent, souvent les vieux grincheux d'ailleur! On est surement le seul pays aussi désagréable avec les étrangés qui prennent leurs temps d'apprendre la "langue de molière", et je trouve sa triste. Bonne video mon reuf
I dont think we're rude as people say, probably that some are when they're in a mad mood or so... but id say that overall speaking our language won't make us go crazy/surprised, at least personally. We're just used to hear people speak french with different accents as there are tons of immigrants/tourists in France 😅 Also, most people hardly speak any other language than french
C’est pas plutôt les Américains qui aiment pas les Français ou le français tout court ? Tellement certain d’eux aiment se moquer de la langue française 😂
After traveling I realized that Americans are some of the most generous and kind people in the world. You can start a conversation with anyone in America and it will be a good one. the same cannot be said for many countries in Europe. Definitely depends on what state you're in though. I found the French to be some of the funnest around. Heaps of fun to be had once they realize you are not like the stereotypical American
I think it's because of Irak and we (french) said no to do war with them so yeah now we are called like "coward" you know but maybe not just a guess and I think they know for mostly just Parisian and not really the other part of the France and yeah to be honest (as a French here) Parisian are a bit to cold with people and busy all the time so yeah maybe (if any American can explain if im wrong or not i wanna know too why we are "hated" ?)
We don't. Well, I don't. I hope to live there one day. but the old stereotypes about the French being cowards because of WW II and Iraq are still around. I would ignore that.
Excellent vlog. I’m happy to hear the French like Americans and many wish to visit the United States. It’s refreshing because I am a U.S. Marine and understand the French in Château-Thierry, love U.S. Marines for fighting like “Devil Dogs” against the Germans during WWI. In Normandy, Americans are treated warmly for what Americans boys did at Omaha beach…the beaches
People have to understand that french and american people are FAMILY : sometimes you love each other but sometimles you like to fight, but at the end, we're family 🙂
@@drefhill lmao tf are you saying french kiss on the cheeks to greet instead of fake hugs. White american are tight ass people who dont even kiss on the streets, french are mediterranean and way more warmer than white americans. Italian/Spanish are even warmer.
I went to Paris, Nice and a few other places in France many years ago. The only rude person I had an encounter with wasn't French. At the time I spoke very basic French, so possibly me attempting to speak the language, even very rudimentary was shown as a sign of respect and I had a great experience. The same basic thing happened to me when I was in Montreal and Quebec City.
As a french, I'll have to say: yes I like American people (most of them at least) and yes the USA is a very large and beautiful country. HOWEVER, I hate how the country is run but I also think that there are a ton of dumb laws. As an example: you are alowed to carry a gun for defense (it often results in doing the opposite of that), you have unpaid maternity, stupidly high health care expenses, you have unpaid sick days and almost no holyday days (that are paid) (YES I know that it isn't the case in every state) And two last things I feel like are stupid are the absurd military expanses and the unessesary conflicts
I am French-American, just a little heads up when you try to get people to do an interview with you. 1. Say hello before anything else, even if you say excusez-moi this is considered bad manner and very impolite, 2. be formal Say something to the effect of "Bonjour Madame, ça vous dérangerai de parler avec moi deux minutes s'il vous plait" . Btw the French don't hate Americans, the media shits on and makes a caricature of the states. They don't like America (for many reasons) but if you're chill and show you have culture, you'll be fine. Don't say you're American, say you're a new yorker or you're californian. The associations will be a lot more favorable than just saying you're American.
I think French and Americans have a lot in common in many ways. They are proud of their countries (usually) and proud of how influential their culture has been for the rest of the world. I wish people thought of that more often! We need to respect and support our allies. That doesn't mean we can't find other people annoying or tease other people, but remember everyone's different and different doesn't mean bad.
This is the 1st video i see... FOLLOW! I would have prefered you to not put the subtitles because I´m learning french so I prefer to put french subtitles there. Thank you, great video :) But also i understand because you talked in different languages... FYI I´m learning my third languange because i would love to be poliglot :)
Visiblement t'as juste regardé le titre de la vidéo et pas la vidéo... en plus la majeure partie des ''parisiens'' sont des provinciaux... C'est qui le haineux au final?
Je ne déteste personne, surtout sans connaître vraiment ! Le peuple n est pas le gouvernement ou la politique d un pays, sinon il faut se regarder soi-même 😅. Il y a des gens sympas partout et des gens hostiles aussi et ça n est pas une nation dans sa globalité, une apparence physique qui en sont le bon indicateur, cela serait trop simple à détecter !
As a french, I note two different french guys automatically asked "it depends which states in the usa". Please when a french ask you "d'ou viens tu" where do you come from. Dont answer just "usa" (or worse, america), please directly precise your state, most of french people know them all by name (and could locate at least 3 of them on a blank map): california, florida, texas (bonus alaska). I have never been to the usa, but I would not start by cal or ny. I would prefer "real" america, let's say south carolina, north dakota, randomly. Big cities are all so similar every where, boooooring...
Bonjour! Thank you for an excellent video! France offers so much more than America. The sense of community, perhaps because there are plazas, inviting dialogue?. America has processed food with additives causing a change in metabolism, which we did not feel when we were in Ukraine, Poland, and Estonia last year. I am a retired American educator. We helped a new school open in Lviv, then spent 6 weeks in Krakow; we're in Tallinn for a month before heading back to Oregon. My wife and I sold our Portland condo and we are moving to France in January. Living in France has several significant advantages: climate, healthcare, culture, and infrastructure. Merci!! Dean and Cindy.
Europeans love you, guys . As about French peeps, they dont speak English. Not even the kids which is weird since in Europe kids start English at kindergarten
I'm from the formerly great state of California. I have visited France. I spoke French everyday. I had no trouble reading the menus (cartes). Within two days I understood the arrondissements.On a couple of occasions I translated for people. Why did I learn it? One summer I got to know a group of French students. I felt if they could learn my language, I could learn theirs. I would not say I know the language. What I know is a lot of words. Hard to say for certain but perhaps 3,000.
Interesting, but it would be nice if you stayed on topic, like Easy French. You could have edited this video into 3: 1. What do you think of Americans/USA? 2. How many languages do you speak? 3. Let’s talk in your language (nit French or English)
As an American who’s been to Paris 4X’s I always felt 80% of the people were very rude to me and my husband. No we are not loud. We travel a lot. But we ventured outside of Paris but still within Paris and that area came across the sweetest people. My take is that maybe they’ve dealt with annoying Americans. Loud rowdy not sure. But I will not put them into a category of rude because like I’ve said I believe it’s from their experience of dealing with people.
😂😂😂😂 yoooo bro..this serbian girl born in Dubaï...u have a ticket with her bro 😂😂😂❤ love or any others interest that's absolutely outstanding how she look at you 😂😂😂
L’orgeuil americain (on est les meilleurs mais vous n’avez pas gagné un seul conflit depuis la WW2), la politique américaine qui soumet la France a travers l’Otan, l’UE et le fait que nos pions politiques (Macron) travaillent pour les intérêts des financiers américains plutôt que l’intérêt de la France, pourquoi personne n’est capable de voir la réalité ? Et y’a encore tellement de choses a dire… presque tous les conflits de ces dernières années a été commencé par l’amerique, soit directement soit en douce via ses agences a 3 lettres… bref l’une des erreurs françaises a été d’aider l’amerique dans sa guerre d’indépendance pour titiller un peu les anglais, si seulement on avait pas fait cette connerie, ces idiots se feraient encore la guerre entre eux plutôt qu’au reste du monde qui n’en peux plus d’eux (hors occident car cette video est representative de la pensée occidentale sous propagande au travers d’holywood pour embellir les US). Pays de reve, où vous pouvez vous faire virer du jour au lendemain, où y’a aucune sécu et vous payez une prothèse 40.000$, et non le texan moyen sera probablement pas trés « welcome » si t’es sur sa pelouse. On etait pas pour le plan Marshall et de toute maniere avec tout ce que nos politiques marionnettes vous ont offert, on a largement remboursé même s’il n’y avait pas a rembourser (alstom et autres bijoux offert pour 3 cacahuètes) Sarko qui brade l’or français…) et le plan overlord n’a pas fonctionné pour vous, alors barrez vous de notre politique. Vous pouvez venir en touriste mais ça doit s’arrêter là.
lol the Serbian girl tried to bamboozle you. She hit you with the "I don't speak French" line to get away from you but you got her with the UNO reverse card by speaking Serbian to her. She got played. 😂
She was shocked when he spoke her language. 😂😂😂
Her accent is actually very good when she speaks French.
and the fact is that she have a really good french, nearly perfect accent, in one or two sentences you cant tell if she's not native
You can tell she's learned french at a young age. She seems to be part of the Lebanese diaspora.
Her english has french accent IMO
And she speaks French very good, without accent, for the little she has said.
The girl that was half French and half American immediately showed her American hospitality as soon as she found a fellow American. Pat on the back and a hug, tre American
It looks fake and unsettling (from my foreigners pov)
yesssss.... except he didnt reciprocate at all! check out that failed high-5 that became an awkward handshake at the end XD
Shes wierd lol @@aiugiamos3057
@@aiugiamos3057 It's not for Americans. We actually do care for each other and enjoy human interaction, especially someone who shares a common bond. When I go fishing everyone I see will talk to me and I have met some of my best friends by just starting a conversation with a stranger.
@@aiugiamos3057 From and American pov, the same. I thought she acted oddly.
I'm French and I love the US. The Paris population is absolutely NOT representative of the French people, the same way that the New York population does not represent the US. You need to travel a bit more and venture to meet the real French population in the rest of the country.
I agree I live in France for 3 months I’m from
New York myself first French people I met were in Paris and I thought the rumors must be trust then I left Paris and went to Lille and was 100% different
Petit conseil, si tu veux interviewer des personnes a paris, chatelet les halls n'est pas forcement le meilleur endroit car beaucoup de micro trottoir et de personnes qui arretent les passants pour les associations y sont donc les gens fuient quand quelquun veut les arreter pour discuter, peut etre vers la grande église pas loin de chatelet les gens seraient plus enclins de discuter avec toi ! Voila merci pour linterview !
St Eustache
En même temps le mec arrive avec sa caméra et son micro et force un peu en leur disant de répondre à ses questions, je trouve pas ça top de filmer des gens et diffuser sur les réseaux sans leur demandés.
@@xeno_5887 c'est le but d'un micro trottoir, si tu répond aux questions ça veut dire que ça te ne dérange pas d'être filmé
@@xeno_5887 mdr ftg
questionner des parisiens comme si ils représentait la france n'est pas non plus une maniere optimale d'interviewer des "french people"
I am French, didn’t yet watch the video, just saw the title, I certainly don’t hate Americans! In fact, I don’t really hate any nationalities and I bet I am not the only French to feel that way.
Why dont you hate the americans?
in a way it's true, they don't hate you because you're american or something, they'll hate you for no reason, they just hate everyone even themselves. it seems so natural to them that they don't get it
It was a clickbait lol
chef la serbe elle parle bien anglais
We ain't responsible of our nationalities, thatz all t'as besoin de retenir :)
the Serbian girl has a perfect French accent that's CRAZY
I was so surprised when she spoke French !!!!!!
I'm french and i was supprised too, and i was also surprised by her american accent.
Not only the accent. The grammar, the vocabulary: everything was SO good (I am French). I really don't understand why she did not count French as a language she can speak 🤯
@@cendre_mge1994 Her French over all is better than guy doing the video but perfect is a bit too much
she is french, she just wanted to avoid the interview
@@Erwin93200 No, I can tell she's not French.
When I went to the south of France, people treated me extremely well there, I am from New York. I can only speak English, Chinese, in Spanish, so in France, I had language difficulty, but they were wonderful towards me and I will never forget it. For those French people that do not like Americans they should come to upstate New York and find out. We are quite reserved and keep to ourselves.
The Serbian girl was so humble, she said she doesn't speak French very well but managed to speak it with a perfect accent !
she's a spy.
The serbian girl was a stunner ❤ Both in looks and attitude. That serbian woman for you. Beautif, elegant, mind seem to be a little reserved at first, but once you crack them, they're surpsisingly openminded
I don’t know, I just came back from Paris (supposedly the most American hating & rude part of France) as a Canadian (but I highly doubt they can tell the difference, it’s assumed I’m American) and even with only my choppy half conversational French skills I found everyone to be extremely nice, courteous & helpful.
At least in my anecdotal experience, so long as you are polite and go about your day respecting the culture and making even a modicum of effort, they actually treat you quite well.
Idk, maybe I go lucky.
If they can tell the difference it will matter lmao, canadians are generaly well appreciated
@@macaronsucrenope we don’t 😂 except for Canadians from Quebec !
@@macaronsucre I don’t think they could was the point. I was the only French speaker in our group, and my French is still not amazing.
Beyond that, there isn’t any way to clock us as Canadian over American. Most people assumed we were from America whenever it came up.
It's a cliché. French people are not more or less rude than others.
@@harrythecat8198 yup and Paris does not represent our whole country. But like in Barcelona and other big cities for example, people are just fed up of massive tourism :)
I lived in Germany and England and in the US. And every country has its own problems and things to hate. Every large country has its unique issues and mannerisms that rub others the wrong way.
As an American that has lived abroad Spain and France specifically, Americans are indeed loud but we are very welcoming, friendly, and take care of other Americans when we find each other abroad.
That high five was left hanging for faaaar too long. 😂
Yeah i thought for a second she was german... lol
@@domu5905 😂
@@domu5905 what?
@@domu5905 oh I see, I know it's a joke but a German would probably be the last one to do that lol
I truly loved the guy that was into fashion that could appreciate how free we are in the US when it come to this, we don’t care what others are wearing, like he said you could be wearing a trash bag.
Definitely true in the cities but not so much in the rural areas
This was so wholesome. Subscribed! ❤ Also, I see you with the smooth transitions 😮 with the people passing by.
Your title is "polyglot asks why french people hate americans" but you've seen that french people don't hate americans at all !!! 😂
Wrong. Ppl that have been interviewed were people who know nothing about americans and USA.
War crimes in 1945 : french women raped. Presenting as heroes while they came once the German could already not maintain the control.
Americans are nearly ALWAYS in war.
This is a country without a single piece of human moral and decence. Just look at Las Vegas, nearlyna third people are homeless, and they face the game craziness and all that money WASTED in casinos. This is so fuckin disgustin. I don’t know a single country in the world that can be proud of a city like this.
American grow up in an environment where they do not develop their culture and make them don’t understand other people from other countries.
Only a few people grow up with ethics, develop empathy, and do something right.
The only smart thing in the USA is the money spent on research that permites to big companies to emerge like gafas.
Everything else is a waste, and an idiocracy culture. Afterall, the first americans going with Ch. Collomb were the people that were rejected by Europe because theynwere criminals are stupid religious. What plant can grow on an infertile ground?
I'm French and honestly a lot of us don't like American
As an American, French people have been some of the nicest Europeans to me @@raphibus
@@raphibus si tu regardes par rapport aux réseaux sociaux c'est sûr, on voit + ces haineux que la norme, mais à mon avis on (les français) les déteste pas vraiment d'une manière générale
@@raphibus I'm french also and most of us don't hate americans.
Interroger les parisiens sur ce que pensent les français est la pire idée. Ils ne sont PAS DU TOUT représentatifs de la population française !
si étant donné que PAris est peuplée à 78% de provinciaux, y'a pas plus représentatif de la France que ces immigrés régionaux
My girlfriend is from the southwest. I find that people, especially from the smaller towns, are so curious about me and ask a lot of questions. People speak less English for sure, but they are much friendlier.
78% des habitants de Paris sont des provinciaux, si on a aussi mauvaise réputation, c'est votre faute
Le truc c'est que les Américains vont rarement en province, donc les provinciaux ne pourront pas vraiment répondre
(je suis provincial)
@@hippopolove 78% des habitants de la capitale sont des des provinciaux
Ce ne sont pas les américains que les français détestent , mais leur mentalité a vouloir imposer leurs visions au monde
La politique américaine qui veut dominer le monde
As an American, I agree.
I am half French. And the main thing that generally French general outside Paris don’t like about the American people. Is the fact they criticise the French whereas there is no argument to hold those judgement. And that many American people go to France and speak English as if French should know it. Almost no one in France speaks another language so we have to respect it. It is the same in the US.
Bro almost every French speaks at least a little bit of English. What language do you want them to use if they only speak English ?
@@loakk_ Leave Paris and you will definitely not find that to be the case. It scores very low on the English index. Just learn greetings, a few phrases, how to order in french. They will appreciate it and treat you much better, I promise.
@@Jacobell97Im French and I don’t live in Paris lmao. But the majority of French speak a few word of English
@@loakk_ Let's stop lying to ourselves, we are horrible at English and the vast majority of French people that can speak a bit of English are usually students that are still learning since they've still got English to learn all the way till the end of High School. After that, most people that don't go into literature courses that involve English will start forgetting how to speak it very quickly 😂
@@Sen-ki-For me it was quite the opposite. Started to learn english at 8yo in middle school. At 22 I could not speak english. Now I use english more than french. I learned travelling and living abroad. English classes in french schools are shet.
I love when she says "Serbian" and you were like "I got this" 😃
I love you, from France !!😊
Most Americans are very cool, the same goes for the United States which is a very beautiful country.
welcome to France, but sorry for the not very warm welcome from the people of Paris who are stressed and nervous like in all big cities
In the countryside or around a little further from
big city this is where we see beautiful France
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On aime les français aussi! 💙🤍❤️ Et ce que tu dis de la France rurale est vrai, la plus belle 😊
@@V0liathon 🤝👍
78% des habitants de la capitale sont des provinciaux, faudrait peut-être vous remettre en question......
We Americans might joke about France, but it's in good fun. We have no problem with France, it's one of our most visited countries for tourism!
6:23 He left her hanging for a long time 🙋🏻♀️🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good to have you back brother! Salut au Pays Bas! 🇳🇱 - Kaja is a very interesting lady! 😊❤
We dont hate unitedstatians, some hate US goverment imperialist policies but most of french people are kind and curious with them.
every country is imperialistic when they are at the top of the food chain. It's how they maintain growth until inevitable collapse.
France had it's turn and did the same shit 1700's-1800's with it's 80+ colonies across Africa, lebenon, ect.
we didn't make the rules of the game and neither did you that's just how the game is played and it'll never change sorry.
WTF is a Unitedstatians? Not sure if you are trying to be funny or legit ignorant.
100% agree
il n'y a pas plus impérialiste que la france...
@@okeoke8701 On est bien d'accord mais actuellement ça change et l'Occident se fait foutre dehors un peu partout et c'est une bonne nouvelle
I studied french in high school for 2 years and absolutely loved it i just got back into reviewing so i can try to become fluent and i absolutely love hearing conversations and understanding certain things being said
Where did you study if it's not too indiscreet?
Le mieux est d'entendre parler des personnes comme Julien Rochedy sur TH-cam qui manie excellemment bien le verbe.
Merci beaucoup pour cet effort
@@Dr3aMIFreedom Mdr ca sort notre Rochedy :D
Les americains ignorent ou n'aiment pas les francais. Ils preferent penser que les francais ne les aiment pas, ce qui n'est pas vrai, malgré l'agressivité du french bashing.
Je suis americaine et j’aime bien les français et même les parisiens. J’ai toujours été bien réçue.
le 'french bashing'. Non, il n'existe pas.
@@baronmeduse Incomprehensibly, WW2 jokes mainly come from the Americans, despite France being the country Americans historically owe the most.
@@lvl1_feral_druidNot really that much, those jokes mainly became a thing after Chirac said no to Bush son's glorious expedition in Iraq. Among others things such as renaming french fries as freedom fries.
@@baronmedusebien sûr que si et les Français sont experts en la matière.
The reason a lot of french ppl rejected the interview i think is linked to the recent tik tok trends there that has been with street interviews especially in Chatelet (the place you're filmin in), some interviewers asks dumb question for tik tok stats and it's been a trend for like recent years in particular on tik tok, so i think that is why some of them act cold. But i guess this recent trend with street interviews is not only limited to France, you can see this phenomenon internationally on the internet
6:50 "Bons vivants" doesn't meant "good-natured", it's a French saying that means epicurean basicaly
2:57 I don't think that grunt was only about not getting a question answered 😂
Serbian mix Lebanese girl is very beautiful, the ladies from those countries are globally pretty
One never knows if a stranger speaks the language one is using to crtisize them in front of them. I love delivering the shock.
So the French don't seem to hate the Americans according to these interviews
Which aren't representative either. But we don't hate them.that being said, our language doesn't mistake vehement and loud arguments for fights.We call it a family dinner.
Definitely not , just some recognizable cultural differences.
@@markward3981 Absolutely. but in some parts, differences are common and welcome, with many nasty jokes that aren't a PR problem, more like a hobby.
We don't
@markha1065
Bonjour comment allez vous.
Merci ☺️👍🏾
I wish that Americans would pay a little more attention to the fact that, when they are in another country, it helps to attempt to speak the language spoken in that country. Your stock goes up when you don't expect that others will know English.
Funny enough, people don’t want to learn English in America
absolutely. I always try to do that but it's tough when our education system doesn't value learning foreign languages... it's a shame.
Except they do. Speak English and or Spanish and you can converse with most of the world.
When we attempt, you speak English
Me not knowing how to speak their language does not mean a expect them to know mine. I would assume I'd have a very hard time getting things without knowing at least the basics.
From NYC, Felicitations! Vraiment superbe travail! J'aime l'energie de sa chaine et te souhaits beaucoup et continue succes!!
Je suis heureuse que j’ai apprendais Français, parce que les questions simple comme cette son plus extraordinaire dans la langue de les Francophones (je suis hollandais et j’etais très fatiques de comprendre pas eux, ça est ma raison pour apprendre la)
Shout a tout les Francophones ici!
Bravo à toi d'apprendre la langue française ! 😃 Je te souhaite de garder cette belle motivation ! ❤🎉
@@Lolubellule merci beaucoup🥳 les reponses comme votre ça me fait motivé le plus! Je vais rester ameliorer ma maïtre sur cette langue❤️
C'est super, continue comme ça!
Tu m'as fais mal aux yeux
Omg super goed 😊 ! Bravo pour ta persévérance !
Salut d'un Croate francophone. En ouvrant la vidéo, je ne m'attendais pas à croiser un Américain parlant ma langue maternelle avec une Serbe en plein Paris. C'est drôle !
2:35 « les gens sont très fermés en France » on a le droit a l’avortement dans la constitution on est pas revenu dessus comme aux états unis
Il n' y a vraiment pas de quoi être fier, avoir comme droit d' assassiner des bébés inscrit dans la constitution de son pays! Pauvre France! Tous ceux qui ont contribué à cette horreur et ceux qui s' en réjouissent sont bien contents que leurs mères ne les aient pas avortés! Pourquoi souhaiter que d'autres personnes soient avortés? Nonsense et méchanceté gratuite! 😢
c'est drole parce que quand je vais en Ecosse, les Français parlent fort (i speak english and french so i understood them)
I live in NYC, and see and here loads of French speakers everyday, and they're never loud. I make that observation upon 25 years as a New Yorker, not a tourist.
les touristes parlent fort
Mais oui c est un reflexe bete de parler fort quand on est dans un environnement etrangers
3:42 She couldn't use her language as a scapegoat. Buddy knows how to speak all languages
If it wasn’t for America there would be no France we saved their ass so many times
To the question: “What nation do you think contributed the most to the defeat of Germany in 1945?”
- 54% of French respondents in 2015 answered: The United States.
- May 1945, 57% answered: the USSR, the Americans were only mentioned by 20% of French people.
American soft power has done a good job 😅
yeah it's crazy. They came at end of the war and lost about 200k soldier. USSR fought for 6 years and lost 30M people. It was a single front for most of the war.
@@hounamao7140 I agree that is was USSR but USA and USSR both joined the war in 1941, within a couple months of each other
This, the US flooded us (and most of the world) with their "culture" aka soft-power in the most predatory and unrespectful manner.
@@hounamao7140 They also destroyed entire cities in they're path. My grandmother passed her life afraid of bombarding because of that... Also, going out at night was more dangerous under American supervision then when Nazis where they're.
@@eliroberts1762 USSR went to war in 1941 they were under direct attack by the Nazi. USA only waged war. They were not in Europe nor in any battle against the Nazi in 1941. They didn't do much before the Normandy invasion in 1944. They joined the war in 1941 because of Japan and mostly held the war there on the pacific ocean. They did very few interventions in Europe. And it was mostly in Italy (1943).
We eat too much, we drink too much, we talk too much, we try to fit everything in one weekend because we work too much. We are basically too much. But that is what makes us unique to other countries. From what I gather they just think we are all like a bit too much; but they find us kinda fun to hang out with sometimes if to just make fun of us and we don't mind!
Asking why french people hate Americans while knowing about french bashing is wild
Thank you for this video! I’m French in the US for decades. You should do the same in various French cities. We have a lot of different cultures, accents, etc. That’s probably true for most countries. Très intéressant! J’ai apprécié la positivité
Hahaha you left that girl hanging for so long
I know this is about languages but, van I know the camera model you're using here to record the video? MERCI! ;)
le premier gars était intelligent
Il est surtout naïf, tous les pays s'espionnent, et le gouvernement américain a fait bien pire qu'espionner les dirigeants français lol.
Comme disait Mitterrand "La France ne le sait pas, mais nous sommes en guerre avec l'Amérique. Oui, une guerre permanente, une guerre vitale, une guerre économique, une guerre sans mort apparemment. Oui, ils sont très durs les Américains, ils sont voraces, ils veulent un pouvoir sans partage sur le monde. C’est une guerre inconnue, une guerre permanente, sans mort apparemment et pourtant une guerre à mort."
Great video. Very impressive language skills! Loved hearing what people have to say about Americans. I'm in Pimsleur French 4 right now. It's been ok for me because I studied 8 years of French more than 40 years ago. But mon mari - oh-la-la. It's a difficult program for someone who has zero familiarity with the language. Thanks again for the "people on the street" interviews!
Mais j'aurais jamais deviné que la femme Serbe n'était francais couramment, elle a 0 accent quand elle parle français 😮
I asked a French man in the Brittany area if he hated Americans because he kept criticizing me. He was a friend of a friend of mine and we were all out just having a good time. I was sitting there minding my own business. His response to me was,we don’t even like other French people. I’ll never forget that.
We don’t care, We like good humans all around the word. And please, don’t stay in Paris, ask the rest of France.
I wish my spoken English was as good as the Serbian girl's French. Her accent is almost perfect.
I am French and the controversy over embassies having intelligence and spying services has always made me laugh. I think this reaction was an act, only the most disconnected people from reality took it at face value and continue to ignore that each country has its own spy and intelligence service, including in friendly countries.
Is it possible they only notice the loud Americans and the quiet ones slip by undetected?
In particular, I loved to listen to the story of Kaja! So unique. Love from Germany 🫶🏻 Merci à tous!
Loooool the Serbian girl French is PERFECT!!! Gros mitho 😂😂😂😂
I lived in Paris for 6 months and I got hassled twice for being American but I think it was more about being a tourist. Foreigners have to realize that Paris is FULL OF TOURISTS and it must be overwhelming for locals sometimes. Most people speak English because even if you’re from Europe, English will be the common language.
I'm French, and I love the US and American people. I love their culture, traditions and creativity in music and arts in general. And my family and friends do too. I don't know why people think we hate Americans, we really don't ☺
C’est bien gros, t’es un bon mouton
The first guy impressed me with his cerebral assessment .
French here, we don't hate you, we hate that you think you are the greatest country in the world, cause that's us obviously XD
Yeah sure…French usually think their country is one of the worst actually. We constantly raging about what’s wrong and we forget about what’s good. A lot of people, not just French don’t usually like Americans because they think they’re arrogants and always want to give lessons to the world about their definition of liberty.
I see the french as indifferent. My experience in Paris in 1998 as a 20 year old speaking almost no French and having 0$ to my name was that nobody was about to harm me, I survived ok by hopping turnstyles and snatching a carrot or two from outdoor vendors without so much as being chased and slept outside in the park with no bother, but they certainly weren’t trying to help me either, not even at the embassy they just kept sending me to other offices across the city knowing I was on foot. This went on for about a week til I could get ahold of my bank in Oregon and find out why my card was frozen. No one gave me a dime.
French here, and I admire American fitness culture. But I feel sorry when I hear about your tuition fees 💸
The Serbian girl said she didn't speak good French ?!? I would love to speak Serbian the way she speaks French !
Merci, c'est cool pour la video, en général quand tu parles francais en France avec un accent, en général les gens trouvent sa soit normal, genre ils s'en foutent totalement et sa ne les impresionnent pas (car beaucoup de francais ne savent pas parler "réelement" un autre langue au minimum au dela de A2), soit ils te jugent et son énervés de ton accent, souvent les vieux grincheux d'ailleur! On est surement le seul pays aussi désagréable avec les étrangés qui prennent leurs temps d'apprendre la "langue de molière", et je trouve sa triste. Bonne video mon reuf
ça reste une minorité.
I dont think we're rude as people say, probably that some are when they're in a mad mood or so... but id say that overall speaking our language won't make us go crazy/surprised, at least personally. We're just used to hear people speak french with different accents as there are tons of immigrants/tourists in France 😅 Also, most people hardly speak any other language than french
@@axo_lolt4083 Bon point, c'est vrai que on a un pays très diversifié culturellement.
Regarder les gens de haut avec ton A2 et faire des fautes d'orthographe basiques ça fait tache .
Merci de ne pas parler pour les autres. Tu ne parles qu'en TON nom.
Will John - you’re amazing how you speak so many languages.
Excellente vidéo. ❤
I like how a lot of them say CA because of the ocean but FLA is much better for that. Clear, warm water in FLA, cold here in CA.
C’est pas plutôt les Américains qui aiment pas les Français ou le français tout court ? Tellement certain d’eux aiment se moquer de la langue française 😂
Le french bashing après l'épisode de la guerre en Irak
After traveling I realized that Americans are some of the most generous and kind people in the world. You can start a conversation with anyone in America and it will be a good one. the same cannot be said for many countries in Europe. Definitely depends on what state you're in though. I found the French to be some of the funnest around. Heaps of fun to be had once they realize you are not like the stereotypical American
Why American People hate French?
I think it's because of Irak and we (french) said no to do war with them so yeah now we are called like "coward" you know but maybe not just a guess and I think they know for mostly just Parisian and not really the other part of the France and yeah to be honest (as a French here) Parisian are a bit to cold with people and busy all the time so yeah maybe (if any American can explain if im wrong or not i wanna know too why we are "hated" ?)
As an American, I love France and the French. Many people here are ignorant however
It’s mostly bc of how Parisians treat people that we associate it with all of France bc nobody really goes to anywhere outside of Paris usually
I myself love the French
We don't. Well, I don't. I hope to live there one day. but the old stereotypes about the French being cowards because of WW II and Iraq are still around. I would ignore that.
Excellent vlog. I’m happy to hear the French like Americans and many wish to visit the United States. It’s refreshing because I am a U.S. Marine and understand the French in Château-Thierry, love U.S. Marines for fighting like “Devil Dogs” against the Germans during WWI. In Normandy, Americans are treated warmly for what Americans boys did at Omaha beach…the beaches
People have to understand that french and american people are FAMILY : sometimes you love each other but sometimles you like to fight, but at the end, we're family 🙂
5:56 she’s very touchy. If that’s her bf next to her, thats weird
because she is american, the frenchs dont do the hugs.
She high fived him and called him "my brother" in the end lmao
@@drefhill lmao tf are you saying french kiss on the cheeks to greet instead of fake hugs.
White american are tight ass people who dont even kiss on the streets, french are mediterranean and way more warmer than white americans.
Italian/Spanish are even warmer.
@@lenz2789 They are both American, they were having a moment. Lol
I believe @ Andu_music is referring to the dude on her left, not the interviewer, 😂, and I share his views on this.
I went to Paris, Nice and a few other places in France many years ago. The only rude person I had an encounter with wasn't French. At the time I spoke very basic French, so possibly me attempting to speak the language, even very rudimentary was shown as a sign of respect and I had a great experience. The same basic thing happened to me when I was in Montreal and Quebec City.
As a french, I'll have to say: yes I like American people (most of them at least) and yes the USA is a very large and beautiful country.
HOWEVER, I hate how the country is run but I also think that there are a ton of dumb laws.
As an example: you are alowed to carry a gun for defense (it often results in doing the opposite of that), you have unpaid maternity, stupidly high health care expenses, you have unpaid sick days and almost no holyday days (that are paid)
(YES I know that it isn't the case in every state)
And two last things I feel like are stupid are the absurd military expanses and the unessesary conflicts
And France runs a neocolonial shadow empire in Africa. That's pretty bad too.
Tu parles serbe que moi qui suis d'origine serbe, je suis impressionné.
Tu as l'accent et le reste 😮
As a french, the title is just weird. Why French hate american? Never heard something like this. We don't hate americans lol wtf
I am French-American, just a little heads up when you try to get people to do an interview with you. 1. Say hello before anything else, even if you say excusez-moi this is considered bad manner and very impolite, 2. be formal Say something to the effect of "Bonjour Madame, ça vous dérangerai de parler avec moi deux minutes s'il vous plait" .
Btw the French don't hate Americans, the media shits on and makes a caricature of the states. They don't like America (for many reasons) but if you're chill and show you have culture, you'll be fine. Don't say you're American, say you're a new yorker or you're californian. The associations will be a lot more favorable than just saying you're American.
As a French people , don’t care about people who are just so embittered 😂 we don’t hate American
you don't know anything about americans
@@Erwin93200 really ? I didn’t know … but I know a thing : I don’t hate American ppl and a lot of French people don’t hate them too
I think French and Americans have a lot in common in many ways. They are proud of their countries (usually) and proud of how influential their culture has been for the rest of the world.
I wish people thought of that more often! We need to respect and support our allies. That doesn't mean we can't find other people annoying or tease other people, but remember everyone's different and different doesn't mean bad.
The French are both fascinated and disgusted by the Americans.
especially at mealtime :p
We are like this with everyone even between us 🥰
This is the 1st video i see... FOLLOW!
I would have prefered you to not put the subtitles because I´m learning french so I prefer to put french subtitles there. Thank you, great video :) But also i understand because you talked in different languages... FYI I´m learning my third languange because i would love to be poliglot :)
Les parisiens aime pas le reste de la France donc leur demander d'autres pays 🤣
Vraiment 🤣
Visiblement t'as juste regardé le titre de la vidéo et pas la vidéo... en plus la majeure partie des ''parisiens'' sont des provinciaux... C'est qui le haineux au final?
tu viens surtout de prouver l'inverse
Quand tu sais pas ferme là. Ne parle de au nom d’une communauté sur base de ce qu’on t’as dis.
People in Europe are open-minded and have no fear. They can freely talk about who they are and what they do in life.
Je ne déteste personne, surtout sans connaître vraiment ! Le peuple n est pas le gouvernement ou la politique d un pays, sinon il faut se regarder soi-même 😅. Il y a des gens sympas partout et des gens hostiles aussi et ça n est pas une nation dans sa globalité, une apparence physique qui en sont le bon indicateur, cela serait trop simple à détecter !
As a french, I note two different french guys automatically asked "it depends which states in the usa". Please when a french ask you "d'ou viens tu" where do you come from. Dont answer just "usa" (or worse, america), please directly precise your state, most of french people know them all by name (and could locate at least 3 of them on a blank map): california, florida, texas (bonus alaska). I have never been to the usa, but I would not start by cal or ny. I would prefer "real" america, let's say south carolina, north dakota, randomly. Big cities are all so similar every where, boooooring...
when did french people said they hated americans?
i have literally a f*cking american flag in my room dude.
Bonjour! Thank you for an excellent video! France offers so much more than America. The sense of community, perhaps because there are plazas, inviting dialogue?. America has processed food with additives causing a change in metabolism, which we did not feel when we were in Ukraine, Poland, and Estonia last year. I am a retired American educator. We helped a new school open in Lviv, then spent 6 weeks in Krakow; we're in Tallinn for a month before heading back to Oregon. My wife and I sold our Portland condo and we are moving to France in January. Living in France has several significant advantages: climate, healthcare, culture, and infrastructure. Merci!! Dean and Cindy.
Dude re,as with that nonsense. Plenty of places with great organic food. All that over the top faux self deprecation is lame as hell.
intéressant mais je pense que cette question devrait être poser dans les provinces françaises ; )
The Italian father of the child is not from Venice but "vicino a Partinico", that means from Sicily :)
On the next Goluremi: Will John marries Kaja
Elle est très jolie.
Europeans love you, guys . As about French peeps, they dont speak English. Not even the kids which is weird since in Europe kids start English at kindergarten
I'm from the formerly great state of California. I have visited France. I spoke French everyday. I had no trouble reading the menus (cartes). Within two days I understood the arrondissements.On a couple of occasions I translated for people. Why did I learn it? One summer I got to know a group of French students. I felt if they could learn my language, I could learn theirs. I would not say I know the language. What I know is a lot of words. Hard to say for certain but perhaps 3,000.
Interesting, but it would be nice if you stayed on topic, like Easy French. You could have edited this video into 3:
1. What do you think of Americans/USA?
2. How many languages do you speak?
3. Let’s talk in your language (nit French or English)
Réduire les français aux parisiens, pfffff
As an American who’s been to Paris 4X’s I always felt 80% of the people were very rude to me and my husband. No we are not loud. We travel a lot. But we ventured outside of Paris but still within Paris and that area came across the sweetest people. My take is that maybe they’ve dealt with annoying Americans. Loud rowdy not sure. But I will not put them into a category of rude because like I’ve said I believe it’s from their experience of dealing with people.
0:27 you can tell the girl is very shy!
😂😂😂😂 yoooo bro..this serbian girl born in Dubaï...u have a ticket with her bro 😂😂😂❤ love or any others interest that's absolutely outstanding how she look at you 😂😂😂
L’orgeuil americain (on est les meilleurs mais vous n’avez pas gagné un seul conflit depuis la WW2), la politique américaine qui soumet la France a travers l’Otan, l’UE et le fait que nos pions politiques (Macron) travaillent pour les intérêts des financiers américains plutôt que l’intérêt de la France, pourquoi personne n’est capable de voir la réalité ?
Et y’a encore tellement de choses a dire… presque tous les conflits de ces dernières années a été commencé par l’amerique, soit directement soit en douce via ses agences a 3 lettres… bref l’une des erreurs françaises a été d’aider l’amerique dans sa guerre d’indépendance pour titiller un peu les anglais, si seulement on avait pas fait cette connerie, ces idiots se feraient encore la guerre entre eux plutôt qu’au reste du monde qui n’en peux plus d’eux (hors occident car cette video est representative de la pensée occidentale sous propagande au travers d’holywood pour embellir les US).
Pays de reve, où vous pouvez vous faire virer du jour au lendemain, où y’a aucune sécu et vous payez une prothèse 40.000$, et non le texan moyen sera probablement pas trés « welcome » si t’es sur sa pelouse.
On etait pas pour le plan Marshall et de toute maniere avec tout ce que nos politiques marionnettes vous ont offert, on a largement remboursé même s’il n’y avait pas a rembourser (alstom et autres bijoux offert pour 3 cacahuètes) Sarko qui brade l’or français…) et le plan overlord n’a pas fonctionné pour vous, alors barrez vous de notre politique. Vous pouvez venir en touriste mais ça doit s’arrêter là.
Who doesn’t dislike tourists??
Curiosidade: Até mesmo o líder cubano Fidel Castro sabia diferenciar o governo e o povo dos EUA.