I hate france in general and i'm going to be there for a week or so
survival tips?
I hate france in general and i'm going to be there for a week or so
survival tips?
don't speak english with them
don't speak english with them
start a conversation with 'salut, fils de pute'
start a conversation with 'salut, fils de pute'
alexandros is there, u should meet up with him so that u have an american by your side
alexandros is there, u should meet up with him so that u have an american by your side
just accept that they'll hate you as an american
just accept that they'll hate you as an american
french kiss the first person you see
french kiss the first person you see
as long as they see that you made some effort to learn some french (like just say bonjour instead of hello and maybe some common phrases) people usually won't hate you
as long as they see that you made some effort to learn some french (like just say bonjour instead of hello and maybe some common phrases) people usually won't hate you
If you really want to hate a Country then go to Wales.
If you really want to hate a Country then go to Wales.
MidnightMickIf you really want to hate a Country then go to Wales.
what if ur a foreign sheep lover
[quote=MidnightMick]If you really want to hate a Country then go to Wales.[/quote]
what if ur a foreign sheep lover
wwhat if ur a foreign sheep lover
Don't worry, the sheep won't talk behind your back.
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what if ur a foreign sheep lover[/quote]
Don't worry, the sheep won't talk behind your back.
I've stayed in france for a month, as an american who speaks practically no french.
I loved it, as long as you don't act like a stereotypical dumb tourist, no one seemed hostile. The biggest issue is that they have a lot of social cues and strange things with food that will go over your head and you'll probably manage to offend everyone you're eating with a couple of times.
edit: also from what i've seen their mass transit is better and much cleaner than ours (the tube in London and the TGV in france were both awesome), but the euros really haven't figured out how to make decent showers so be warned
I've stayed in france for a month, as an american who speaks practically no french.
I loved it, as long as you don't act like a stereotypical dumb tourist, no one seemed hostile. The biggest issue is that they have a lot of social cues and strange things with food that will go over your head and you'll probably manage to offend everyone you're eating with a couple of times.
edit: also from what i've seen their mass transit is better and much cleaner than ours (the tube in London and the TGV in france were both awesome), but the euros really haven't figured out how to make decent showers so be warned
MidnightMickIf you really want to hate a Country then go to Wales.
:(
[quote=MidnightMick]If you really want to hate a Country then go to Wales.[/quote]
:(
just wear a juventus pogba jersey thats what drake did
just wear a juventus pogba jersey thats what drake did
vriskas long as they see that you made some effort to learn some french (like just say bonjour instead of hello and maybe some common phrases) people usually won't hate you
This. My dad has traveled abroad a lot to countries where English wasn't primarily spoken and his biggest tip to me was always to learn basic phrases (hello, thank you, etc) and make an attempt at speaking the language. People will be much more willing to help you than if you didn't make any attempt at all.
[quote=vrisk]as long as they see that you made some effort to learn some french (like just say bonjour instead of hello and maybe some common phrases) people usually won't hate you[/quote]
This. My dad has traveled abroad a lot to countries where English wasn't primarily spoken and his biggest tip to me was always to learn basic phrases (hello, thank you, etc) and make an attempt at speaking the language. People will be much more willing to help you than if you didn't make any attempt at all.
DONT sPeaK QUEBECOIS FRENCH in FRANCE
DONT sPeaK QUEBECOIS FRENCH in FRANCE
I made it for you :)
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deny the holocaust to totally redpill them
deny the holocaust to totally redpill them
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vriskas long as they see that you made some effort to learn some french (like just say bonjour instead of hello and maybe some common phrases) people usually won't hate you
Yup. As someone who arrived here last year, I did this since the beginning when my french was more terrible than it is nowadays and I've never had any problem with people being unfriendly by just saying "Bonjour" and then "Pouvez-vous parler anglais ?", even when I needed some information in Paris.
The frenchies are cool, just respect their politeness culture.
[quote=vrisk]as long as they see that you made some effort to learn some french (like just say bonjour instead of hello and maybe some common phrases) people usually won't hate you[/quote]
Yup. As someone who arrived here last year, I did this since the beginning when my french was more terrible than it is nowadays and I've never had any problem with people being unfriendly by just saying "Bonjour" and then "Pouvez-vous parler anglais ?", even when I needed some information in Paris.
The frenchies are cool, just respect their politeness culture.
Je jouer au foot avec mon freres cest tres amusant :)
is classic my friend
Je jouer au foot avec mon freres cest tres amusant :)
is classic my friend
Maybe take in one stage of the Tour de France?
Maybe take in one stage of the Tour de France?
Where in france are you at?
Where in france are you at?