Look French when you speak: 5 French gestures explained

Bonjour tout le monde !
Communication is way more than just putting words one after the other. It is also body language and hand gestures. Today, I'm explaining 5 French gestures that you can understand and replicate yourself to look French when you speak! As always, this quick French lesson is completely beginners-friendly.
Aller, on y va ! 🇫🇷👋
PS : There are English 🇬🇧, Spanish 🇪🇸, and French 🇫🇷 subtitles
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[@CarlosdeFrance]

Merci!

[@cassyparlefrancais]

😁

[@HassaballaAbdelrahim-on3fs]

Thanks very much very this informative lesson.

[@cassyparlefrancais]

My pleasure :)

[@geovannymorajr.1065]

​@@cassyparlefrancais hi five cassy ✋️

[@raullopezcifuentes1911]

Superrr

[@barbaradandrea5995]

I've lived in too many countries and now I mix up French, American, Spanish, Arabic and Italian gestures. I can see sometimes it is confusing for my listeners. Problem is I can't unmix them anymore... I've gone from polyglot to noglot :D

[@cassyparlefrancais]

Oh I love the word noglot haha I feel that when I struggle to find a word in French. After years of trying to speak several languages, sometimes, exactly like you said, it's like I speak none.
But are they similar gestures from one culture to another?

[@barbaradandrea5995]

@@cassyparlefrancais there can be some misunderstanding I think! In general I think I look awkward :D

[@jasonlove8733]

Le geste pour > ressemble à >€€€. In which year did the expression come about??? I was in France in the 1990s and je n’ai jamais entendu cet expression 😃😃

[@cassyparlefrancais]

One is more with the fingers (c'est cher) the other with the whole hand. But I definitely see what you mean. I was born in 94' so I mostly grew up in the 2000's, at least what I can remember

[@jasonlove8733]

So bien fait is a sarcastic expression meaning >??

[@cassyparlefrancais]

Exactly!

[@Dan-yy6tt]

Imagine wanting to look French lmao

[@cassyparlefrancais]

Your point being ?

[@maximechiesa4227]

For the update, the first one is old and not used anymore so don’t use it

[@cassyparlefrancais]

True that it is the less used and not used at all by younger generations. But it is a nostalgie shot for millennials, so not necessary to use it but important to know what that means if encountered ;-)

[@damianbuzon8119]

Body speaking.....

[@death2pc]

Pas de réponse.......? Typique. Vous êtes juste pour vous-même....... UNsubsribed!

[@cassyparlefrancais]

Pas de réponse à qui ou à quoi, je ne comprends pas ?