Thank you for watching! ❤︎ 0:37 - When are you going to visit the US? 01:04 - Where do you live? Age? 1:54 - What’s the favorite vacation trip you’re ever taken? 3:57 - Will you be doing more vacation/travel videos? 5:00 - Have you ever heard of Glen Campbell? 6:02 - Are there things you reacted to and decided not to post & if so why? 8:18 - your journey discovering these songs makes you inspired to sing or play an instrument? 9:06 - As a food lover what would be your favorite meal? 10:23 - How is the move going? 11:17 - Who cuts your hair? 11:37 - Would I suggest Paris or the French countryside if someone were to visit France? 12:34 - Have you ever been to the US? If no, what would you want to do, where would you want to go? 14:22 - What are your hopes for future goals? Job, travel & work? 15:25 - What great adventure would you like to try? 16:22 - What’s your favorite place to visit? 15:58 - The cowboy pronunciation 17:00 - What do you want to do as a career? 18:58 - How’s the guitar playing? 19:47 - what’s your favorite historical person and why? 20:29 - How and when did you take an interest in the language of other countries? 22:53 - Do you enjoy cooking? Do you have brothers & sisters? 23:25 - What is the reason you want to become a RUclips? Do you expect to have a lot of subscribers? 24:44 - Is that ring on your left hand for show or is there a very lucky man or woman? 25:05 - Sooooo are you single? 26:32 - Who’s going to win the World Series?
i'm a greek who lives in america. the reason i say that is because america is like a big shopping mall, there are stores at every corner. big stores, small stores, mini malls and very few historical sites. we would love to have you visit , but there's not alot of great attractions unless your willing to spend a lot of money. my family is from santorini, greece. that would be a great place to go on vacation. every time i visit my family , i get sad because i know that i'll have to leave soon. wherever you go i hope you have fun, but just remember - historical sites and the best beaches in the world, or you can go to a big shopping mall where everything is expensive, it's up to you. take care.
I am an older guy (look like Santa) with no children, and nieces and nephews who are far away. Thank you for allowing us to watch you explore your world and expand your horizons. Your open mind and sense of wonder is so refreshing. May you stay as sweet and adorable as you experience the world.
For those Americans who can't figure out her accent. Her vacation trip was to Poland. She pronounces it like Pollen (like from flowers) where most of us say Pole (like a fishing pole). So cute.. The Kissing Question... You may not know this but in the US we call an open mouth, deep kiss (often with the use of the tongue) a French Kiss. That is why that person asked if the French invented kissing.
@Chris Travers Thanks for clarifying. I wasn't sure if the term was used elsewhere. Did not intend to slight anyone. I just knew the term was used here in the States.
Despite being an American, I actually discovered Home Free from watching your channel! As you expand your horizons, you help others expand theirs as well. Greetings from Kentucky!
Jeanne d'Arc is my favorite French person. I love your French accent. Never lose it. And congratulations on over 21K subscribers. I hope you gain 100K more.
Be sure ro climb Mt Fuji! You are beautiful and watching your reactions is a joy for me. Love you sweet Marie. I retired from an US Air Force Career when you were 1 year old.
Enjoy your youth , your youthful joy and innocence is refreshing . I have been enjoying your reactions to different types of music . An old man ( about the age that I am now ) told me to “ plan like I was going to live to be 100 but to live as if today was my last day on earth “ . Looking back on my life ( I am now 67 ) I have found that this was great advice .
Your English is very good though I can't help but smile at some of your pronunciation. Never mind! It's things like that which make you who you are and make you more endearing to us who are watching our vids. Congratulations on the 20k subs 😊 Oh! And don't let your boyfriend forget how lucky he is!
It's good to see your desire to be self sufficient. Sadly, there are many, at least in America, who want everything given to them, and refuse to accept personal responsibility for their futur, decisions and actions. Well done! You are a breath of fresh air!
Hi Marie.. I love your channel, because of your youthful wonder of the people, culture of different countries. Please, don't ever lose it. Watching your growth, reminds me of watching my own children's growth as people. Keep doing what you love, life can pass by you quickly, if you don't. I Look forward, to your next video.
Wow, this video was from 3 years ago and I missed it on the first go around. You have developed the talent of inspiring people to visit the sites that you show on your videos. Your English is superb and you are pretty, charming, and very sweet. I would love to see you getting over a million subscribers. I would love to give you a hug as well.
You answered my question.. 🥴.. i feel special.. lol.. great video Marie and i will wait to hear the bell for your next one... have a great day/evening..
Hello beautiful, I love your videos. I am a former Marine and spent some time on Navy ships so I was fortunate enough to see Marseille, Toulon and Nice. We also did some training at Camp De Canjeurs in the Haute Provence area. I hope to visit your country again one day and visit the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial. I love the fact that you're so interested in learning about other cultures ☺️❤️
Thanks for doing this Q&A, and congratulations for 20k! I have never been to Prague, but I grew up going to school in New Prague, a tiny, Czech founded town in Minnesota, USA!
Thank you for answering so many questions dear.it is great learning more about you and the things you want to do with your life.i agree when you say that while Paris is a great city the best way to get to know France is visit the countryside.i absolutely fell in love with Normandy.with respect and best wishes👍😁👍😁👍😁👍
You apologize for the horrible audio to come, but to me, you sounded just as sweet and kind, and in my opinion, just a little bit clearer. Love your videos and congratulations on your 20k.❤
As Shakespeare famously said, "The World is your Oyster". I can see the passion and wonderful curiosity in you as you do this Q&A and its very refreshing to see someone like you with that drive and passion to learn everything this world has to offer. I wish you all the best and I support your channel so you can make this reality. As far as natural places to visit in the US, you must visit California. [Not now being we are going through many wildfires], but if there is only one state you have to visit to get full diversity of nature, landscape and cultures, it's my home state. Within a day or two you can play at the beach, hike the tallest mountain in the US then the lowest point in N. America, visit the forests, deserts, ranches, wine fields, giant sequoia or redwood trees, glaciers, surf with dolphins, ski in the Tahoe or Mammoth area visit Yosemite National Park, swim or boat in the many rivers and lakes... actually you would need a year or so to do all that here. The terrain in California and Oregon is so divers that its unimaginable. I was born and raised here and I still haven't seen it all but I do live a short walk to my local surf point and make the best of that almost daily. Take care Marie and good luck on your move.
If you skip the big cities and tour its natural attractions, California is MAGNIFICENT! After visiting the Tahoe area, I was convinced it had to be the most beautiful place in the U.S. It IS amazing, but to borrow the WWI song title ""How Ya Gonna Keep 'em Down on the Farm (After They've Seen Paree?)"...then I had a chance to visit Alaska! It lacks the diversity of California, but the scenery EVERYWHERE is breath-taking (...and Denali, not Mt. Whitney, has been the highest peak in the U.S. since 1959.) California's agricultural output is almost beyond comprehension, and wine production has only France as a serious competitor.
@@rcinsley Being that when talking about touring the US in normal terms, I guess I should have made it even more obvious I was talking about the "lower 48", but many outside the US don't know that term and looks at "the US" as those 48 states. So yes if you include the far reaching Alaska proper, Denali (former McKinley) is higher but it's also not as accessible or easily visible from civilization as Whitney. Somewhere I read that California agriculture produces 1/3rd of the nations goods. That is Huge which is part of the reason the state alone has the 5th largest economy in the World. That natural diversity proves to be substantially beneficial.
@@artsilva I'm just teasing. :-) California's natural beauty is hard to overstate. Alaskans are pretty laid back about the view out the back door & don't pick on their neighbors along the Pacific coast...but Texas is another matter! Alaskans delight in pointing out that everything might look bigger FROM Texas, but if Alaska divided in half, then there would be TWO states bigger than Texas!! :-)
@@rcinsley true. and I am glad Alaskans are laid back about their place in the US map because I would HATE for that beautiful piece of massive nature to be exploited like the other 49 states. Keep Alaska Wild I say. Texas? yeah they have the second biggest economy behind California but in comparison it is mostly uninspiring to visit... sorry texans but it's true, and I have lots of family and spent LOTS of time there, so before you attack me...
Love your videos. Keep up the great work. Really cool that your birthday is November 10th mine is November 19th. Although I was born a few years earlier than you. I was born in 1979. But anyway I love the work your doing.
Annoying? Never! Loved the Q&A. Learning more about you gives us more connection to the young lady we are all loving more with every video. You are doing great. Love the connection with your grandmother. That's a beautiful ring. Glad you ha e a healthy relationship. As far as the desire to travel goes, there are a lot of traveling jobs out there like writing blogs or travel guides for a publishing company or travel company where they pay you to travel and write about your experiences, the locations, and the accomodations and foods available, and they cover your expenses too. Might be worth checking in to. Getting paid to travel sounds like a dream job, but do your research, I don't know what the details of such a career would be. Also, your interest in other languages and cultures could lead toward a career in anthropology, maybe? Just throwing out some thoughts for you. Your decisions, of course. Thanks for sharing with us. I'll of course have to go find your guitar playing videos and see how much better you are than you admit to. Why, as humans, we tend to claim less than our our true ability is beyond me. I guess I'll see after viewing your playing. I'm sure your better than you think.
It was nice to learn more about you Marie. Praying you realize all your dreams and endeavors. By the way; RUclips is a great place to learn more about baseball and the teams involved. You can stay up to date. I was happy to see a Texas Flag hanging in the background of a few of your videos. I live in Central Texas near Fort Hood ( US Army base)...In Texas we have coasts, Mountains, Hills prairie, alligators, mountain lions, bears, wild hogs, lots of horses and cattle. So, yes come for a visit. Hope to see you soon on your next vid.
You're the same age as my middle granddaughter, and I don't get to see them as often as I would like, because of Covid-19, and because one lives in Texas and I'm in Southern California. The middle granddaughter and the youngest one live about 90 miles from me in California, but the pandemic restrictions have cut back my monthly visits to only once since the restrictions for health began. I guess I enjoy watching you because you fill a gap in my life right now. I hope you are successful in being able to travel and make a living at it. I'll continue to follow you, but don't forget that I found you through music. Good luck with your adventures.
Great to hear you say "everything happens for a reason". I have taken that as my mantra in recent years, and it keeps you on the level, and stress free. I really don't worry about anything now tbh. I think that the path is set for us, and we just navigate as events evolve and we make of it what we can...... You seem as beautiful on the inside as the outside, and that is to be commended. I think the fact that you want to visit Japan first says a lot about you. On hearing a little about your life, I will support you in your endeavors.
I am really glad, happy, you did this video. It is like making a friend. When you get to the states 2 places you might visit are The Grand Canyon and Yellowstone National Park.
5 things that will shock you about the US. 1) How incredibly friendly Americans are, especially to those foreign to our shores. 2) How enthusiastic Americans are. 3) How big this country is. 4) How different America is state by state, region by region. 5) Tipping. There's a lot more, but that's just a start.
Marie! I'm watching your Q&A right now, and I'm jumping back into the comments to give you a recommendation for if you ever make it to Minnesota. If I were hosting you in Minnesota I would take you to Duluth and the North Shore area. This is the part of Minnesota that is on Lake Superior. This is the largest freshwater lake in the US, and it is amazing to see! It is like being on the ocean coast, but it is a lake and in the middle of the country. There are many amazing and beautiful hiking places along the North Shore to explore!
I think you answered the important questions, and now we know you better. This will help us to better understand why your reactions are different than other reactors. Thank you! ✌️😎
Hi, Does older sisters travel? where live France, ... nice Q&A and learn more about u, I like hearing you talk with the French accent and ur so kind hearted. If you come to USA there are ranches in many states ,but TX for sure. USA you will find that East coast mostly is older more compact people and places lots of just roads. West from about middle USA is more open lots of country side more friendly people. Congrats on 20K too. thanks for sharing
Just started watching your reaction videos. Love the reacting you do of certain music. While watching this video I heard music in the background around the 22 minute mark. I have very good hearing LOL. Good luck in your journey & whatever else you like to do. Dwight
Some suggestions visiting the USA. I live in East Tennessee in our country. Some of the greatest attractions are here. The Great Smoky Mountains, hiking at it's fullest adventure. The home of Dolly Parton. Her theme park Dollywood is here. I've visited most of the USA. Manhattan in NYC is full of nonstop fun. The desert Southwest with the ranches and horse riding. Hollywood, CA, got see the sign. San Francisco and the majestic Golden Gait Bridge. Washington DC and the attractions there along with the Smithsonium Institute. Las Vegas....the list goes on.
One way to experience other countries before traveling to them is to cook their food. Years ago, after I hurt my back, a lady from Kenya came to help until I was better. We became great friends as she taught me new recipies and new words in Swahili. Even though I do not know all the language yet, her other friends were impressed when I asked for tea during her party. Best wishes from Georgia, U.S.A. 😁
Your reactions are awesome, sending you love from Australia, You should visit one day, Some tips, On visiting Australia it is hot during november through to march it's cold only for a few months July August and it's a large place. It would take months to drive around. Stay safe with covid.
Hi Frenchie, Congrat's on your 20,000. I've only been a subscriber recently, but I did view some of your vid's month's ago. I was popping around to so many other vid's & recently re-connected with you. I plan to review many of your other vid's so as to help you out more. Beside's you are in my top 5 of people that are extremely interesting. I really enjoyed this vid as I too am interested in other culture's. This vid was really fun & you knocked it out of the park!! Illinois, U.S.A.
When you come to the U.S. be sure to schedule fan meet and greets. Promote them like I'll be at this restaurant at this time and I'm sure you'll meet a lot of people.
bonjour Marie, wow, 21K subscribers your chanel grows up little by little. i like your chanel because you talk about a lot of things, and not only music, and your reactions are wonderful. continue and follow your dreams. thanks. et aussi, bien venue dans le monde des scorpions.
I was in the U.s. Army and stationed in Germany. I was Infantry so we were in the field a LOT but I still managed to travel most of Western Europe: great experience as a young man.
Suggestion for trip: Montreal, Toronto , Chicago, Yellowstone Nat'l Park, The Black Hills, The Grand Tetons, Grand Junction, Co, Durango/Mesa Verde, Grand Canyon, Los Angeles, NYC, home-3 weeks. Remember the U.S. is the size of the European continent.
Some good suggestions, but it would be a shame if she missed Quebec & never knew if the people there actually speak French! :-) Marie's observed that Paris is where the tourists go and the countryside is much more beautiful -- it's the same in the U.S. (and maybe Canada.) This ABC News report would discourage a Chicago visit. abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/chicago-homicides-shootings-skyrocket-2020-72121394 Reading this L.A. Times article would disgust a foreign visitor. www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-lopez-skid-row-rats-trash-20190601-story.html According to the N.Y. Times, she'll need to hurry in order to experience New York City. www.nytimes.com/2020/08/20/nyregion/moving-new-york-coronavirus.html
I think that your comment about Paris versus the French Countryside would also be valid on a trip to the US. Yes, there are places like NYCity and other large cities that offer a lot of experience and uniqueness (like the amount of tall buildings and intermingling of foreign cultures), but if you really want to get a feel for America, the smaller towns and avoiding the massive tourist traps is where you will really get a good feel for what America is. I grew up in California, lived in Germany, then Tennessee, then Kentucky (just south of Cincinnati, Ohio), and have traveled to many large towns like Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington D.C., etc., and there really is much more to learn from the small towns and "averge" places that exist in America. My point is that you should visit both, but if you could only choose one, I would go with a road trip that takes you through a few large towns, but a lot of older, smaller places as well. I drove from Cincinnati all the way to California when I moved back this year, and you experience "The South," a lot of farm land (that feeds a lot of the world), some desert (where there are Native-American stores), some mountains, and if you go all of the way to the coast, you get the palm trees and California coast. If you want a small taste of a bit of Mexico, you could find yourself in San Diego in extreme Southern California and enjoy that mix of American and Mexican cultures as well. Definitely stop at a taco truck if you make it that far. Best wishes on your journey when you get to make it.
Hello Maria, I Have Listened Living in Florida the sunshine state USA we Have miles & miles of Beaches and Many entertainment places to visit. Disney, Universal Studios, Sea world, & Bush Gardens in Orlando/ Tampa Area. But Florida offers so much more the weather runs from 80 to almost 100 degrees with a high Humidity, don't forget the Sunblock and shades. As For your music reactions I would offer 3 songs 1) Roberta Flack ( First Time ever I saw your Face. 2) The Bee Gees ( Words) 3)Merle Haggard ( Are the Good Times really over)
Yeah I luv Prague and the Czech people are really warm if you make the effort to speak to them. Been there a couple of times, I would recommend staying a few miles outside of the center of the city. You get to see the real Prague and not just the tourist side! :)
You mentioned hiking. I see a lot of Europeans hiking on the John Muir Trail in California. It starts in Yosemite National Park and ends on top of Mount Whitney.
After seeing your reaction to the righteous brothers and some of the other older songs you've been hearing, I was trying to think of other songs that seemed similar and for the life of me couldn't think of some, but whoever suggested Glen Campbell - Gentle on My Mind picked a gem. That song the studio version is worth a listen, and there was a cover by some newer musicians that actually did it justice, but I would first listen to the original.
oh wow! my family originally came from bordeaux...moved to canada (montreal) and our family house is still est ile de montreal. my parents ended up in the states when i was little, but fortunately i am a dual citizen, so i can go home whenever i like
Hi Maria, if you have the opportunity to visit the United States I highly recommend you visit both Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park. When traveling in between the two be sure to stop in Helena Montana and visit the Cathedral of Saint Helena, I think you would really enjoy the stained glass there. The wildlife, the natural beauty and the thermal features of Yellowstone are something everyone should get to enjoy at least once in their lifetime. Really enjoy your videos!
Japan is great and isn't as expensive as it sounds. I go a lot for their snow, it's cheaper for me to fly to Japan to snowboard than to go here at home in Australia, I've been there about 15 times now. Do Tokyo too, it's a cool city. The Imperial Palace and gardens are a five minute walk from Tokyo station. Japan has a good rail system and domestic flights are fairly cheap.....and put New Zealand on your list too...beautiful place, I've driven and snowboarded a lot of the south island.
Here is a content suggestion (*not* a request, only a suggestion). Make a short list of the music videos that most amazed and pleased you. Then, grab a roommate or friend, or even a family member. Make them sit with you, turn on the camera and share one of the videos on your list with him/her - *if* they are unfamiliar with the artist. After the viewing, have a short discussion about what they have seen and what they think of it. Your viewers will be treated to a fresh reaction, and you will be in the role of a guide. A mentor. You can answer their questions, share your enthusiasm. Might be fun! The artists may gain new fans, too - and not just the person you will recruit to make the video with you. As your channel grows, you will attract new viewers who have not seen your entire back catalog and will have missed some of the artists you most admired. The really great artists' work is enjoyable to see many times, so don't be concerned that you will bore your audience. Nope! Personally, I love to see fresh reactions to the best artists, even if I've heard the song a hundred times before. I think most viewers of your channel might agree. Cheers!
Totally agree! It's a special treat to watch faces when you're lucky enough to share a true (not staged) first-time reaction to great musicians and performers. A growing number of the artists Marie's discovering are in that class!
Congratulations with your subscription tally. Don't forget to come to Edinburgh 🏴 and see me Please. I have enjoyed this informative video about your good self, you always cheer me up, love it when you react to A J's covers, but also enjoy the other stuff you do. Keep smiling, as it makes others smile too. You take care. XX 😄
If things open up enough, you should come to Wisconsin, USA. We have a summer music festival that was only surpassed by one other in the world as recently as 2015. The continent’s largest water theme park is here as well. Camping and such can be had as well.
My girlfriend in high school was from France and although she spoke English very well I loved it when she spoke French. Even though i didn't know what she was saying it still sounded so sexy. I envy you because you get to live in France. It's somewhere I've always wanted to visit especially Paris! If you do come to America please don't ever loose that wonderful French accent!
I really like your energy. You seem very genuine and down-to-earth, and you have nice, expressive eyes. Je ne parle pas français (un peu), mais j'ai grandi avec de nombreux Québécois dans la belle ville du Maine . If you like rustic, country settings (as I do too), I would recommend visiting coastal Maine in the summer. Maine is renowned for its delicious seafood, and the world-famous Maine Lobster and/or Steamer Clams highlight some of the dishes you would likely enjoy. The largest city in Maine is Portland, but it only has around 65,000 people, so it feels more like a large t own than a city, with friendly people and a beautiful harbor and islands to visit. Then if you want to hike some big mountains and spend time on a ranch, I would recommend the state of Utah. In Utah, Google a picturesque town called Midway, as it is set in a beautiful country-like setting, and the original settles were Swiss, so MANY of the town's buildings have chalet-style buildings. Also, the famous ski area called Park City is also a beautiful place, but you can have just as much fun there in the idyllic, mild summer as you can in the cold winter during skiing season. Anyway, you seem like a lovely person, so once we're FINALLY beyond this awful COVID-19 pandemic, I hope you make your way to the US and check out those (or other) places. Reste bien, mon ami :)
Hi Marie, Nantes a great rugby city! When the world opens up, whenever that may be, the Southern Alps in New Zealand are worth a visit for you and your partner. Just review the Lord of the Rings movies. The scences are real not CGI. You guys will have LOTS & LOTS of fun! Patch
If you visit US, of course big cities, but check out natural monuments.... Grand Canyon, Arches National Park, Yellowstone, Madeline Island, Ozarks, Death Valley area, Jackson Hole area, and eat at local dives, they are the best.
@@tankblack6758 NYC used to be one of the exceptions to the "seen one? you've seen them all" rule of thumb, but Broadway is closed until further notice, the restaurants are going bankrupt, and the moving companies can't get people out of NYC fast enough. COVID is taking a brutal toll on the Big Apple.
Love your accent. You sound a lot like my Grandmother but your English is better then hers. She was from the countryside around Paris and lived on the West Bank. She came to America after WW1. She was under 18, alone, and pregnant with my mom. No idea who the father was. Have to hand it to her as being a tough little cookie.
Marie...Think about sail boating on the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland (near the US Naval Academy in Annapolis). Also maybe your faithful viewers could set up a fund to donate money for your travels.
Hi Marie, wow, what a lot of questions! Thanks for answering them all. Your English is definitely improving. In fact, your vocabulary is better than the American President. lol 😂 Have an awesome day! 👍
Thank you for watching! ❤︎
0:37 - When are you going to visit the US?
01:04 - Where do you live? Age?
1:54 - What’s the favorite vacation trip you’re ever taken?
3:57 - Will you be doing more vacation/travel videos?
5:00 - Have you ever heard of Glen Campbell?
6:02 - Are there things you reacted to and decided not to post & if so why?
8:18 - your journey discovering these songs makes you inspired to sing or play an instrument?
9:06 - As a food lover what would be your favorite meal?
10:23 - How is the move going?
11:17 - Who cuts your hair?
11:37 - Would I suggest Paris or the French countryside if someone were to visit France?
12:34 - Have you ever been to the US? If no, what would you want to do, where would you want to go?
14:22 - What are your hopes for future goals? Job, travel & work?
15:25 - What great adventure would you like to try?
16:22 - What’s your favorite place to visit?
15:58 - The cowboy pronunciation
17:00 - What do you want to do as a career?
18:58 - How’s the guitar playing?
19:47 - what’s your favorite historical person and why?
20:29 - How and when did you take an interest in the language of other countries?
22:53 - Do you enjoy cooking? Do you have brothers & sisters?
23:25 - What is the reason you want to become a RUclips? Do you expect to have a lot of subscribers?
24:44 - Is that ring on your left hand for show or is there a very lucky man or woman?
25:05 - Sooooo are you single?
26:32 - Who’s going to win the World Series?
Love this and Congratz and soooooo agree with you about food and the french countryside. So want to visit viva le France
Great video sweetheart !! You look beautiful as always!!! Cheers from Texas!!
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@@FrenchTastic Oh you're just 2 months younger than me. :)
i'm a greek who lives in america. the reason i say that is because america is like a big shopping mall, there are stores at every corner. big stores, small stores, mini malls and very few historical sites. we would love to have you visit , but there's not alot of great attractions unless your willing to spend a lot of money. my family is from santorini, greece. that would be a great place to go on vacation. every time i visit my family , i get sad because i know that i'll have to leave soon. wherever you go i hope you have fun, but just remember - historical sites and the best beaches in the world, or you can go to a big shopping mall where everything is expensive, it's up to you. take care.
You are so adorable and humble. Your parents did a great job raising you. I would be proud to have a daughter just like you!!
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I am an older guy (look like Santa) with no children, and nieces and nephews who are far away. Thank you for allowing us to watch you explore your world and expand your horizons. Your open mind and sense of wonder is so refreshing. May you stay as sweet and adorable as you experience the world.
For those Americans who can't figure out her accent. Her vacation trip was to Poland. She pronounces it like Pollen (like from flowers) where most of us say Pole (like a fishing pole). So cute..
The Kissing Question... You may not know this but in the US we call an open mouth, deep kiss (often with the use of the tongue) a French Kiss. That is why that person asked if the French invented kissing.
@Chris Travers Thanks for clarifying. I wasn't sure if the term was used elsewhere. Did not intend to slight anyone. I just knew the term was used here in the States.
Despite being an American, I actually discovered Home Free from watching your channel! As you expand your horizons, you help others expand theirs as well. Greetings from Kentucky!
Honesty is never annoying ...... these days it is refreshing. ... keep up the good work and life will support you ......
Congratulations on the 20k subscribers. I love your reactions to music both new and classic. Also you were born 11 years after I joined the U.S. Navy.
Jeanne d'Arc is my favorite French person. I love your French accent. Never lose it. And congratulations on over 21K subscribers. I hope you gain 100K more.
Be sure ro climb Mt Fuji! You are beautiful and watching your reactions is a joy for me. Love you sweet Marie. I retired from an US Air Force Career when you were 1 year old.
Hey, Maria. Thanks for the Q &A, it was wonderful getting to know you a little more.
Enjoy your youth , your youthful joy and innocence is refreshing . I have been enjoying your reactions to different types of music . An old man ( about the age that I am now ) told me to “ plan like I was going to live to be 100 but to live as if today was my last day on earth “ . Looking back on my life ( I am now 67 ) I have found that this was great advice .
Your English is very good though I can't help but smile at some of your pronunciation. Never mind! It's things like that which make you who you are and make you more endearing to us who are watching our vids. Congratulations on the 20k subs 😊
Oh! And don't let your boyfriend forget how lucky he is!
Is that ring for show, or is there a lucky guy?
Short answer: Yes
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It's good to see your desire to be self sufficient. Sadly, there are many, at least in America, who want everything given to them, and refuse to accept personal responsibility for their futur, decisions and actions. Well done! You are a breath of fresh air!
I enjoy your channel and your journey into music and the English language. Stay safe and be blessed.
That was a lot of fun, Marie. Thank you for sharing!
Hi Marie.. I love your channel, because of your youthful wonder of the people, culture of different countries. Please, don't ever lose it. Watching your growth, reminds me of watching my own children's growth as people. Keep doing what you love, life can pass by you quickly, if you don't. I Look forward, to your next video.
Wanderlust. That's what you felt at the carnival. You want to explore, sample the cuisine, learn the language, soak it all in 😊
Hello from North Carolina. Love watching your reaction videos, they're entertaining and your enthusiasm is infectious! Keep up the great work!
Wow, this video was from 3 years ago and I missed it on the first go around. You have developed the talent of inspiring people to visit the sites that you show on your videos. Your English is superb and you are pretty, charming, and very sweet. I would love to see you getting over a million subscribers. I would love to give you a hug as well.
You answered my question.. 🥴.. i feel special.. lol.. great video Marie and i will wait to hear the bell for your next one... have a great day/evening..
Hello beautiful, I love your videos. I am a former Marine and spent some time on Navy ships so I was fortunate enough to see Marseille, Toulon and Nice. We also did some training at Camp De Canjeurs in the Haute Provence area. I hope to visit your country again one day and visit the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial. I love the fact that you're so interested in learning about other cultures ☺️❤️
Oregon Coast is amazing! Texas is HUGE, when you start driving across it. Texas has a larger km² than France to give you an idea.
Thanks for the answer🙏
Have a nice weekend
Fantastic getting to know more about you!!!! 😁❤✌
Thanks for doing this Q&A, and congratulations for 20k! I have never been to Prague, but I grew up going to school in New Prague, a tiny, Czech founded town in Minnesota, USA!
Thank you for answering so many questions dear.it is great learning more about you and the things you want to do with your life.i agree when you say that while Paris is a great city the best way to get to know France is visit the countryside.i absolutely fell in love with Normandy.with respect and best wishes👍😁👍😁👍😁👍
You apologize for the horrible audio to come, but to me, you sounded just as sweet and kind, and in my opinion, just a little bit clearer. Love your videos and congratulations on your 20k.❤
As Shakespeare famously said, "The World is your Oyster". I can see the passion and wonderful curiosity in you as you do this Q&A and its very refreshing to see someone like you with that drive and passion to learn everything this world has to offer. I wish you all the best and I support your channel so you can make this reality.
As far as natural places to visit in the US, you must visit California. [Not now being we are going through many wildfires], but if there is only one state you have to visit to get full diversity of nature, landscape and cultures, it's my home state. Within a day or two you can play at the beach, hike the tallest mountain in the US then the lowest point in N. America, visit the forests, deserts, ranches, wine fields, giant sequoia or redwood trees, glaciers, surf with dolphins, ski in the Tahoe or Mammoth area visit Yosemite National Park, swim or boat in the many rivers and lakes... actually you would need a year or so to do all that here. The terrain in California and Oregon is so divers that its unimaginable. I was born and raised here and I still haven't seen it all but I do live a short walk to my local surf point and make the best of that almost daily.
Take care Marie and good luck on your move.
If you skip the big cities and tour its natural attractions, California is MAGNIFICENT! After visiting the Tahoe area, I was convinced it had to be the most beautiful place in the U.S. It IS amazing, but to borrow the WWI song title ""How Ya Gonna Keep 'em Down on the Farm (After They've Seen Paree?)"...then I had a chance to visit Alaska! It lacks the diversity of California, but the scenery EVERYWHERE is breath-taking (...and Denali, not Mt. Whitney, has been the highest peak in the U.S. since 1959.) California's agricultural output is almost beyond comprehension, and wine production has only France as a serious competitor.
@@rcinsley Being that when talking about touring the US in normal terms, I guess I should have made it even more obvious I was talking about the "lower 48", but many outside the US don't know that term and looks at "the US" as those 48 states.
So yes if you include the far reaching Alaska proper, Denali (former McKinley) is higher but it's also not as accessible or easily visible from civilization as Whitney.
Somewhere I read that California agriculture produces 1/3rd of the nations goods. That is Huge which is part of the reason the state alone has the 5th largest economy in the World. That natural diversity proves to be substantially beneficial.
@@artsilva I'm just teasing. :-) California's natural beauty is hard to overstate. Alaskans are pretty laid back about the view out the back door & don't pick on their neighbors along the Pacific coast...but Texas is another matter! Alaskans delight in pointing out that everything might look bigger FROM Texas, but if Alaska divided in half, then there would be TWO states bigger than Texas!! :-)
@@rcinsley true. and I am glad Alaskans are laid back about their place in the US map because I would HATE for that beautiful piece of massive nature to be exploited like the other 49 states. Keep Alaska Wild I say.
Texas? yeah they have the second biggest economy behind California but in comparison it is mostly uninspiring to visit... sorry texans but it's true, and I have lots of family and spent LOTS of time there, so before you attack me...
Love your videos. Keep up the great work. Really cool that your birthday is November 10th mine is November 19th. Although I was born a few years earlier than you. I was born in 1979. But anyway I love the work your doing.
Annoying? Never! Loved the Q&A. Learning more about you gives us more connection to the young lady we are all loving more with every video. You are doing great. Love the connection with your grandmother. That's a beautiful ring. Glad you ha e a healthy relationship.
As far as the desire to travel goes, there are a lot of traveling jobs out there like writing blogs or travel guides for a publishing company or travel company where they pay you to travel and write about your experiences, the locations, and the accomodations and foods available, and they cover your expenses too. Might be worth checking in to. Getting paid to travel sounds like a dream job, but do your research, I don't know what the details of such a career would be. Also, your interest in other languages and cultures could lead toward a career in anthropology, maybe? Just throwing out some thoughts for you. Your decisions, of course. Thanks for sharing with us. I'll of course have to go find your guitar playing videos and see how much better you are than you admit to. Why, as humans, we tend to claim less than our our true ability is beyond me. I guess I'll see after viewing your playing. I'm sure your better than you think.
Love the Q&A! And you answer my question! I'm so happy!
Hope that you have the opportunity to learn drums and accordion! 😊
Thank you for sharing this Marie, what a lovely way to spend a Sunday evening.
Take care & stay safe x
I visited France (Nice, St. Tropez) when I was in the Navy 40 years ago. I would love to return to see the cathedral at Chartres.
Hi Marie, Thanks for another great video 😃 congratulations
It was nice to learn more about you Marie. Praying you realize all your dreams and endeavors. By the way; RUclips is a great place to learn more about baseball and the teams involved. You can stay up to date. I was happy to see a Texas Flag hanging in the background of a few of your videos. I live in Central Texas near Fort Hood ( US Army base)...In Texas we have coasts, Mountains, Hills prairie, alligators, mountain lions, bears, wild hogs, lots of horses and cattle. So, yes come for a visit. Hope to see you soon on your next vid.
You're the same age as my middle granddaughter, and I don't get to see them as often as I would like, because of Covid-19, and because one lives in Texas and I'm in Southern California. The middle granddaughter and the youngest one live about 90 miles from me in California, but the pandemic restrictions have cut back my monthly visits to only once since the restrictions for health began. I guess I enjoy watching you because you fill a gap in my life right now. I hope you are successful in being able to travel and make a living at it. I'll continue to follow you, but don't forget that I found you through music. Good luck with your adventures.
Thank you beautiful lady for answering my question, I was first, too. Woo hoo
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Great to hear you say "everything happens for a reason". I have taken that as my mantra in recent years, and it keeps you on the level, and stress free. I really don't worry about anything now tbh. I think that the path is set for us, and we just navigate as events evolve and we make of it what we can...... You seem as beautiful on the inside as the outside, and that is to be commended. I think the fact that you want to visit Japan first says a lot about you. On hearing a little about your life, I will support you in your endeavors.
13:36... YAY... you said cowboy perfectly. My work on that word is done....lol
Thank you again☺
I am really glad, happy, you did this video. It is like making a friend. When you get to the states 2 places you might visit are The Grand Canyon and Yellowstone National Park.
5 things that will shock you about the US. 1) How incredibly friendly Americans are, especially to those foreign to our shores. 2) How enthusiastic Americans are. 3) How big this country is. 4) How different America is state by state, region by region. 5) Tipping. There's a lot more, but that's just a start.
#1, yes, if you're white.
@@larrykile3190 You're right. If you're white.
Marie! I'm watching your Q&A right now, and I'm jumping back into the comments to give you a recommendation for if you ever make it to Minnesota. If I were hosting you in Minnesota I would take you to Duluth and the North Shore area. This is the part of Minnesota that is on Lake Superior. This is the largest freshwater lake in the US, and it is amazing to see! It is like being on the ocean coast, but it is a lake and in the middle of the country. There are many amazing and beautiful hiking places along the North Shore to explore!
If you leave out the Caspian Sea, Gitche Gumee (gichi-gami) is the largest lake in the world!
@@rcinsley ,, He said "in the US."
Great job, ty for being so candid and open with your personal life.
Congrats on Twenty ONE thousand. 😁
Thank you😄😊
Lesson learned from many moves...mark each box you pack for where you want it to go in the new place.
we would love to see you in Texas. will have a hat waiting for you
I think you answered the important questions, and now we know you better. This will help us to better understand why your reactions are different than other reactors. Thank you! ✌️😎
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Hi, Does older sisters travel? where live France, ... nice Q&A and learn more about u, I like hearing you talk with the French accent and ur so kind hearted. If you come to USA there are ranches in many states ,but TX for sure. USA you will find that East coast mostly is older more compact people and places lots of just roads. West from about middle USA is more open lots of country side more friendly people. Congrats on 20K too. thanks for sharing
Just started watching your reaction videos. Love the reacting you do of certain music. While watching this video I heard music in the background around the 22 minute mark. I have very good hearing LOL. Good luck in your journey & whatever else you like to do. Dwight
Hi Marie, I came across your channel and fell in love with your accent and sweet personality. I will be watching your videos from now on.💘
This was wonderful , merci Marie. Another reaction could be Glen Campbell Wichita Lineman Be well and be safe
Well done young lady, I expect to see more of your music reviews in future🙂
Some suggestions visiting the USA. I live in East Tennessee in our country. Some of the greatest attractions are here. The Great Smoky Mountains, hiking at it's fullest adventure. The home of Dolly Parton. Her theme park Dollywood is here. I've visited most of the USA. Manhattan in NYC is full of nonstop fun. The desert Southwest with the ranches and horse riding. Hollywood, CA, got see the sign. San Francisco and the majestic Golden Gait Bridge. Washington DC and the attractions there along with the Smithsonium Institute. Las Vegas....the list goes on.
One way to experience other countries before traveling to them is to cook their food. Years ago, after I hurt my back, a lady from Kenya came to help until I was better. We became great friends as she taught me new recipies and new words in Swahili. Even though I do not know all the language yet, her other friends were impressed when I asked for tea during her party. Best wishes from Georgia, U.S.A. 😁
Your reactions are awesome, sending you love from Australia, You should visit one day, Some tips, On visiting Australia it is hot during november through to march it's cold only for a few months July August and it's a large place. It would take months to drive around. Stay safe with covid.
I'm a new subscriber... thanks for the classic reactions... you are fun to listen to !!
Really great video. Nice to know about you. Much luck in the future, will be looking forward to your next videos.
I love your channel, your accent and the fact that you are very beautiful if you don't mind my saying so
Hi Frenchie, Congrat's on your 20,000. I've only been a subscriber recently, but I did view some of your vid's month's ago. I was popping around to so many other vid's & recently re-connected with you. I plan to review many of your other vid's so as to help you out more. Beside's you are in my top 5 of people that are extremely interesting. I really enjoyed this vid as I too am interested in other culture's. This vid was really fun & you knocked it out of the park!! Illinois, U.S.A.
When you come to the U.S. be sure to schedule fan meet and greets. Promote them like I'll be at this restaurant at this time and I'm sure you'll meet a lot of people.
bonjour Marie, wow, 21K subscribers your chanel grows up little by little. i like your chanel because you talk about a lot of things, and not only music, and your reactions are wonderful. continue and follow your dreams. thanks.
et aussi, bien venue dans le monde des scorpions.
I was in the U.s. Army and stationed in Germany. I was Infantry so we were in the field a LOT but I still managed to travel most of Western Europe: great experience as a young man.
Bonjour. My family live in Provence. The accents are very different. Love you reactions. M. Charmasson.
Love your channel little lady ❤️
Suggestion for trip: Montreal, Toronto , Chicago, Yellowstone Nat'l Park, The Black Hills, The Grand Tetons, Grand Junction, Co, Durango/Mesa Verde, Grand Canyon, Los Angeles, NYC, home-3 weeks. Remember the U.S. is the size of the European continent.
Some good suggestions, but it would be a shame if she missed Quebec & never knew if the people there actually speak French! :-)
Marie's observed that Paris is where the tourists go and the countryside is much more beautiful -- it's the same in the U.S. (and maybe Canada.)
This ABC News report would discourage a Chicago visit.
abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/chicago-homicides-shootings-skyrocket-2020-72121394
Reading this L.A. Times article would disgust a foreign visitor.
www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-lopez-skid-row-rats-trash-20190601-story.html
According to the N.Y. Times, she'll need to hurry in order to experience New York City.
www.nytimes.com/2020/08/20/nyregion/moving-new-york-coronavirus.html
I think that your comment about Paris versus the French Countryside would also be valid on a trip to the US. Yes, there are places like NYCity and other large cities that offer a lot of experience and uniqueness (like the amount of tall buildings and intermingling of foreign cultures), but if you really want to get a feel for America, the smaller towns and avoiding the massive tourist traps is where you will really get a good feel for what America is. I grew up in California, lived in Germany, then Tennessee, then Kentucky (just south of Cincinnati, Ohio), and have traveled to many large towns like Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington D.C., etc., and there really is much more to learn from the small towns and "averge" places that exist in America.
My point is that you should visit both, but if you could only choose one, I would go with a road trip that takes you through a few large towns, but a lot of older, smaller places as well. I drove from Cincinnati all the way to California when I moved back this year, and you experience "The South," a lot of farm land (that feeds a lot of the world), some desert (where there are Native-American stores), some mountains, and if you go all of the way to the coast, you get the palm trees and California coast. If you want a small taste of a bit of Mexico, you could find yourself in San Diego in extreme Southern California and enjoy that mix of American and Mexican cultures as well. Definitely stop at a taco truck if you make it that far. Best wishes on your journey when you get to make it.
Hello Maria, I Have Listened
Living in Florida the sunshine state USA
we Have miles & miles of Beaches
and Many entertainment places to visit.
Disney, Universal Studios, Sea world, & Bush Gardens in Orlando/ Tampa Area.
But Florida offers so much more the weather runs from 80 to almost 100 degrees with a high Humidity, don't forget the Sunblock and shades.
As For your music reactions I would offer 3 songs
1) Roberta Flack ( First Time ever I saw your Face.
2) The Bee Gees ( Words)
3)Merle Haggard ( Are the Good Times really over)
Yeah I luv Prague and the Czech people are really warm if you make the effort to speak to them. Been there a couple of times, I would recommend staying a few miles outside of the center of the city. You get to see the real Prague and not just the tourist side! :)
You mentioned hiking. I see a lot of Europeans hiking on the John Muir Trail in California. It starts in Yosemite National Park and ends on top of Mount Whitney.
After seeing your reaction to the righteous brothers and some of the other older songs you've been hearing, I was trying to think of other songs that seemed similar and for the life of me couldn't think of some, but whoever suggested Glen Campbell - Gentle on My Mind picked a gem. That song the studio version is worth a listen, and there was a cover by some newer musicians that actually did it justice, but I would first listen to the original.
Before he became a headliner, Glen Campbell was a member of "The Wrecking Crew"!!
Oh man she's taken, right in the feels😬
oh wow! my family originally came from bordeaux...moved to canada (montreal) and our family house is still est ile de montreal. my parents ended up in the states when i was little, but fortunately i am a dual citizen, so i can go home whenever i like
Hi Maria, if you have the opportunity to visit the United States I highly recommend you visit both Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park. When traveling in between the two be sure to stop in Helena Montana and visit the Cathedral of Saint Helena, I think you would really enjoy the stained glass there. The wildlife, the natural beauty and the thermal features of Yellowstone are something everyone should get to enjoy at least once in their lifetime. Really enjoy your videos!
I stayed in Lyon for about a month in 2000. I loved the trains and public transportation.
Fried green tomatoes is a great film. TOWANDA!!!
One of my favourite reactors :) You should come to Australia! Plenty to see and do here
I'm glad you found him. 😭 😁
Japan is great and isn't as expensive as it sounds. I go a lot for their snow, it's cheaper for me to fly to Japan to snowboard than to go here at home in Australia, I've been there about 15 times now. Do Tokyo too, it's a cool city. The Imperial Palace and gardens are a five minute walk from Tokyo station. Japan has a good rail system and domestic flights are fairly cheap.....and put New Zealand on your list too...beautiful place, I've driven and snowboarded a lot of the south island.
Here is a content suggestion (*not* a request, only a suggestion).
Make a short list of the music videos that most amazed and pleased you.
Then, grab a roommate or friend, or even a family member. Make them sit with you, turn on the camera and share one of the videos on your list with him/her - *if* they are unfamiliar with the artist. After the viewing, have a short discussion about what they have seen and what they think of it.
Your viewers will be treated to a fresh reaction, and you will be in the role of a guide. A mentor. You can answer their questions, share your enthusiasm. Might be fun! The artists may gain new fans, too - and not just the person you will recruit to make the video with you. As your channel grows, you will attract new viewers who have not seen your entire back catalog and will have missed some of the artists you most admired.
The really great artists' work is enjoyable to see many times, so don't be concerned that you will bore your audience. Nope! Personally, I love to see fresh reactions to the best artists, even if I've heard the song a hundred times before. I think most viewers of your channel might agree.
Cheers!
Totally agree! It's a special treat to watch faces when you're lucky enough to share a true (not staged) first-time reaction to great musicians and performers. A growing number of the artists Marie's discovering are in that class!
Japan is beautiful. We have relatives in Japan. We went to Iwata Prefecture. That's where my mother-in-law is from.
Congratulations with your subscription tally.
Don't forget to come to Edinburgh 🏴 and see me Please.
I have enjoyed this informative video about your good self, you always cheer me up, love it when you react to A J's covers, but also enjoy the other stuff you do.
Keep smiling, as it makes others smile too.
You take care. XX 😄
If things open up enough, you should come to Wisconsin, USA. We have a summer music festival that was only surpassed by one other in the world as recently as 2015. The continent’s largest water theme park is here as well. Camping and such can be had as well.
Summerfest and Noah's Ark baby!
That be them. 😏😏
Will that be in the riot season?
If everything opens up, then no.
You are a sweetheart and I see you love to learn can see it in your eyes when you are watching reaction videos.
You also share a Birthday with the U.S. Marine Corps.
Would you consider doing a series reaction of Killing Eve?
it’s all shot in the EU. You might even pick up some fashion ideas from Villanelle. lol
My Favorite Female RUclipsr!
When you come to the US, come to Wisconsin. They are known as the "Dairy State", producing lots of cheese and dairy products.
My girlfriend in high school was from France and although she spoke English very well I loved it when she spoke French. Even though i didn't know what she was saying it still sounded so sexy. I envy you because you get to live in France. It's somewhere I've always wanted to visit especially Paris! If you do come to America please don't ever loose that wonderful French accent!
I really like your energy. You seem very genuine and down-to-earth, and you have nice, expressive eyes. Je ne parle pas français (un peu), mais j'ai grandi avec de nombreux Québécois dans la belle ville du Maine
. If you like rustic, country settings (as I do too), I would recommend visiting coastal Maine in the summer. Maine is renowned for its delicious seafood, and the world-famous Maine Lobster and/or Steamer Clams highlight some of the dishes you would likely enjoy. The largest city in Maine is Portland, but it only has around 65,000 people, so it feels more like a large t own than a city, with friendly people and a beautiful harbor and islands to visit.
Then if you want to hike some big mountains and spend time on a ranch, I would recommend the state of Utah. In Utah, Google a picturesque town called Midway, as it is set in a beautiful country-like setting, and the original settles were Swiss, so MANY of the town's buildings have chalet-style buildings. Also, the famous ski area called Park City is also a beautiful place, but you can have just as much fun there in the idyllic, mild summer as you can in the cold winter during skiing season.
Anyway, you seem like a lovely person, so once we're FINALLY beyond this awful COVID-19 pandemic, I hope you make your way to the US and check out those (or other) places. Reste bien, mon ami :)
Thank you for your message😊
Happy belated birthday!
I love your channel!
You should film and share your move with us as you are putting all your things in boxes and such :)
I will :D
Cinderella man. Great movie!
Hi Marie, Nantes a great rugby city! When the world opens up, whenever that may be, the Southern Alps in New Zealand are worth a visit for you and your partner. Just review the Lord of the Rings movies. The scences are real not CGI. You guys will have LOTS & LOTS of fun! Patch
Yes , horses are wonderful ! ! !
If you visit US, of course big cities, but check out natural monuments.... Grand Canyon, Arches National Park, Yellowstone, Madeline Island, Ozarks, Death Valley area, Jackson Hole area, and eat at local dives, they are the best.
I wouldn't recommend big cities, see the real America. Big cities are pretty much the same.
@@armadillotoe Broadway, restaurants... then see the good stuff in the country side.
@@tankblack6758 NYC used to be one of the exceptions to the "seen one? you've seen them all" rule of thumb, but Broadway is closed until further notice, the restaurants are going bankrupt, and the moving companies can't get people out of NYC fast enough. COVID is taking a brutal toll on the Big Apple.
Love your accent. You sound a lot like my Grandmother but your English is better then hers. She was from the countryside around Paris and lived on the West Bank. She came to America after WW1. She was under 18, alone, and pregnant with my mom. No idea who the father was. Have to hand it to her as being a tough little cookie.
Marie...Think about sail boating on the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland (near the US Naval Academy in Annapolis). Also maybe your faithful viewers could set up a fund to donate money for your travels.
Hi Marie, wow, what a lot of questions! Thanks for answering them all. Your English is definitely improving. In fact, your vocabulary is better than the American President. lol 😂 Have an awesome day! 👍