My experience in the US was that I found it so over the top and overwhelming, being treated the way americans do it when you enter a supermarket or any other shop. How they do it in France or middle Europe in gerneral, is a way of giving people their privecy. They don't wanna be rude by interupting you while thinking and reading on the products. And also it is easier to find out who is really nice and a good friend to you and who would just act. Because almost nobody acts. That is how I see it.🤔 Thank you for you video and your perspective😌
I’ve lived abroad in Asia for two years now (first China, now cambodia) and the American holidays are probably what I miss most 😂 especially Halloween and Christmas. Such magical months in America and they don’t do it even close here in Asia.
please we are so many french caribbean people in France and Paris (Guadeloupe, Martinique) and over african descent people. So its will be quite similar food many places. Ask where to find "plats antillais" and you'll have a feel of home
Finding food from your home country whenever you're abroad is amazing! It's always important to look for small things that bring home to you even when you're miles and miles away from it :)
Hi, you can easily find plantins in african, asian, indian stores. I'm pretty sure you can find most of the other ingredients you need. It's just not in regular supermarkets. But don't ask french people were to find Puerto Rican food, they don't know about that. Ask latin american people.
I miss beaches haha in my home country (New Zealand) I lived half an hour drive from a beach and a 2-3 hour drive from a whole coast of amazing beaches but now that I am in London there aren't really any beaches and definitely none like the ones at home
You guys inspired me and I got an au pair job in Madrid! And the parents want me to come September 1st but the borders are still closed to Americans:((((((
What are things you missed from home when you were in au pair? Write them down below!
for us, we missed French cheese ! haha
My experience in the US was that I found it so over the top and overwhelming, being treated the way americans do it when you enter a supermarket or any other shop. How they do it in France or middle Europe in gerneral, is a way of giving people their privecy. They don't wanna be rude by interupting you while thinking and reading on the products. And also it is easier to find out who is really nice and a good friend to you and who would just act. Because almost nobody acts. That is how I see it.🤔 Thank you for you video and your perspective😌
I’ve lived abroad in Asia for two years now (first China, now cambodia) and the American holidays are probably what I miss most 😂 especially Halloween and Christmas. Such magical months in America and they don’t do it even close here in Asia.
yes! this one I can definitely agree with !!
we were French au Paris in the usa and can definitely say American holidays are the best!
I’ve always chalked up the less friendly interactions to them thinking I’m an American tourist. Maybe it is universal though lol
haha definitely universal!!
please we are so many french caribbean people in France and Paris (Guadeloupe, Martinique) and over african descent people. So its will be quite similar food many places. Ask where to find "plats antillais" and you'll have a feel of home
Finding food from your home country whenever you're abroad is amazing! It's always important to look for small things that bring home to you even when you're miles and miles away from it :)
Hi, you can easily find plantins in african, asian, indian stores. I'm pretty sure you can find most of the other ingredients you need. It's just not in regular supermarkets.
But don't ask french people were to find Puerto Rican food, they don't know about that. Ask latin american people.
haha well yeah of course
In the 13th arr. at Tang Freres, they ALWAYS have plantains!!
That is soo cool that ur Puerto Rican! plantains are 👌👌👌👌 soo good! (I’m a Salvadoran 🇸🇻🇸🇻)
Latinx power!
I miss beaches haha in my home country (New Zealand) I lived half an hour drive from a beach and a 2-3 hour drive from a whole coast of amazing beaches but now that I am in London there aren't really any beaches and definitely none like the ones at home
I love the New Zealand 🇳🇿 accent
Oh how I miss having internal A/C! Americans have it good 😅
same !
You guys inspired me and I got an au pair job in Madrid! And the parents want me to come September 1st but the borders are still closed to Americans:((((((
I miss Goodwill and McDonald's all day breakfast
haha omgggg yes
thing number 6 not found in france, a pandemic of police murder and crime ... hheh (another lovely video though haha)
tbh this is stil found in French, unfortunately.
The police brutality is real here, especially with the yellow vest protests :(
Please help me find an au pair job in the US please 👏👏