SIGNS YOU ARE BECOMING FRENCH 🇫🇷 | French culture & doing things French people do 🇫🇷
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- Becoming French? Doing French people things and influenced by the French culture? I can relate!
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Forget the french stereotypes and cliches, let's talk about what French people are really like (and if you're becoming one!!)
After building a life in France when I was living in Paris for 6 years, I couldn't help but take on some French attitudes, French values and personality, and just do the things French people do! I was an expat in France with some personality traits of a French woman! Even though I am back in NZ, some French culture, French attitude and French people habits remain - can you relate?
Do you have signs you are becoming French? What is it about France behaviour or France culture shocks that gets you? What French habits have you picked up? Let me know!
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When you've experienced French administration you either don't survive or you end up scarred for life
Wrong! When you've experienced french administration, you can survive everywhere (including russian administration).
Actually, according to different studies, fench students abroad (Ireland, England, New zealand...) are more confortable with filling papers, procedures....
Even french entrepreneurs leave France because it's easier creating your small company. You also pay less taxes....
Even, getting your driving licence is easier in other european countries for example....
It's just a few examples....
Peace from lockdowned france
@@MrFoxbogardus I get what you're saying and I mostly agree with you but then you have people like my sister and me who develop something like a phobia when it comes to administration... There's nithing worse for me than having to fill up an administrative document - it gives me panic attacks....
@@lonelyjesse85 lolll i understand! Believe me!!
My ex-wife found the French administration incredibly slow and creaky, and since she's from China that was really saying something.
@@shatterquartz lolll it's fucking true! We have a joke in France. China wants to study the most communist country in the World and his administration. So china sends a delegation in....France!
When I nannied near Paris for two little girls, I was so taken by their intelligence and genuine intrigue about many different, rather deep, subjects; and they were only in maternelle! I noticed the same enthusiasm for knowledge in their friends. I was very inspired to say the least.
I’m so much surprised too , my kids are in primary grade but what they are learning is High school subjects and the way they do mathematics is what I did when I was in High School. They have so much knowledge even more than I do.
I spent 6 weeks in Paris when I was 10 years old and went a few weeks to French school. I learned to cross my 7s and am still doing it 4 decades later (yes, I'm old and love your chaine!). I also learned to love wine there too - yes, they French people gave a child wine - and I still love it (my dad is of Italian descent so OK). I have also loved the French language since then - there is none like it. I am finally taking French lessons now and plan to move to France in the next few years at least for part of each year.
Adore your videos, they are soo funny and insightful! My sister is married to a French guy and these videos crack me up! Also thrilled you are doing the ones analysing the French again, I could listen to you all day. Best wishes from Ireland
I'm French and I love your videos! It really cracks me up haha It's so true! You really captured the French spirit and habits!
In general Rosie, since watching your awesome videos, I've realised that my personality has always been French and I just didn't know. So, I have ALWAYS appreciated, great food and I favour home cooked food. As far as I am concerned, no restaurant out there can cook a steak better than I can at home. I have always liked, quiet and non - forceful social interaction, dressing well, knowing and reading about many different topics. I have always had strong opinions and have learned that in NZ, having a strong opinion equates to being obnoxious or "up myself" lol. I have always had an interest in art, theatre and so on, you get the point. So, I have never been anywhere near France, but your videos have shown me that I could possibly fit it well. Take care Rosie!
@@NotEvenFrenchThank you for your reply! Yes, I'm sure. Not too sure if I could cope with women telling me what I should be having for dessert but in general, it sounds like a bucket list country for me. Also, I was thinking about the anglicising of other languages. I am originally from South Africa and came to NZ in my younger teen years. As a result, I learned Maori words properly and with enthusiasm. I find that sadly, I can get mocked here as well for saying Taupo like " tow- po" or in general, anytime I know how a word should be pronounced ( other Germanic languages) it's impossible to anglicise the language as it can feel a little like dismembering😅
Internet is funny, I'm French and don't really see myself into any of these kind of videos except the love for debate and giving my opinion in general.
On the other side, when I watch videos about Japanese culture and all these little everyday life quirks, I feel like my "personality" is a lot more Japanese. Or at least like it's described.
But as we say we never feel as French (or whatever our nationality is) as when we go to another country, so I'll see, one day.
Thanks for taking my mind off the election
This
I’m so with you on that one.
i feel more french because i'm born there xD but i agree for everything. having always an opinion on everything, fighting administration and saying "hello" to people (com'on the last one is just called being civilized guys o_o )
I can absolutely relate to the bonjour thing we even say it to the bus driver when we get in.
It’s already had a hard impact on me 😂😂🇫🇷
Loving your videos! I started watching you when I started learning french and I haven't stopped yet!
Thank you so much, Rosie for Blinkist!! It is so good to know about it and use it.
Bisous 🌷🌷
Hey ! I'm French and it's always a pleasure to watch your videos so good job !
Just love watching your vids all the time 🙌🏽
J’ai trop rigolé sur le sujet des batailles administratives.
Très drôle.
ting ting ting !
There is so many things that we can't do anymore because of the pandemic in France like "la bise" or going to a restaurant, eating with your family and discuss and debate the latest news with them. We even said less "bonjour" because we meet less people and we limit our external contacts. ;(
Being French and having lived in England and Spain, I totally approve of your list ! xD
Specially the complaining about everything part ! Lol !
And I have to say, I'm glad I was born in France ! It might not be the best country to live in, but I'm a curious person, so I like the way we try to see and understand the problem from as many angles as possible before making our own opinion.
It's just a shame most of us complain but don't act to try and solve some issues though.
PS. Sorry for complaining... I'm French ! ^^
Agreed !
Anyways, make the best out of your stay in NZ, and good luck for the trip back ;)
L'une de tes meilleures vidéos, Rosie. I laughed so hard ! Spot on every single time
This hair colour looks bomb on you 😍😍😍
So glad to see you plan to come back to France for a little while. Will you do some vlogs of your visits/road trip ? I'd love to see that.
my husband's mother is french, and my husband is french in every way, all your videos about french men is my husband to a tee, you can not take the french out of him it is in his makeup, bread in to him by his mother, french in every way, I have shared your videos with him, and he now understands why he is the way he is, , we live in New Zealand,
J'adore beaucoup !
loved the video as always !!! thnx
+ je kiffe trop la couleur de vos cheveux, ça vous va à merveille 👌
So true 🤣 Love these!
So hilarious!
By the way, I like your hair color and your makeup is perfectly French :)
Ahah, I love this video... and yeah I agree, I know many family and friends that don't have enough holiday and try to get more ahah
Je pense que tu deviens réellement français quand tu tiens les portes même si la personne est très loin derrière toi! Il y a que nous les français pour faire ça!
Et sinon en effet Halloween je ne connais pas 😂😂😂
Ba tu devrais ! Lol
@@marsattaqueladelinquancest9727 cette année, nada, passée aux oubliettes, cette fête ! (because covid and containment measures)
@@palupalu5647 Tout pareil cette année est une nuit qui en finit pas..
En Bretagne, cette fete existe depuis les celtes. Elle fut sans nom clair (ankou, samhain ) avant qu Halloween revienne mettre une denomination.
Je ne dois pas etre vraiment francais.
@@invest48 Halloween est une réappropriation commercialocentrée de fête païennes et des divers cultes aux morts et aux saints de cette période. Sauf que Halloween tel que la fête existe sous ce nom, c'est une fête détournée de son sens pour devenir l'événement commercial par excellence (dans le sens où ce n'est plus Que commercial et que le sens est complètement perdu, personne ne fête Halloween en tant que fête pour les morts, les esprits)
Rosie I watch many vids but I am going to advise your channel to my American husband bc I consider that you grasped many important point off any stereotype but closer to the truth. Take care and thank you so much from France
My fathers family was from France and they called themselves frenchman..Our last name is Evrard and they had one grandmother that was walloon..They were from paris, champagne, and norde de pas Calais.. They had jet black hair and olive skin and were mistaken for latino here in the U.S constantly.. And my great grandfather spoke chtimi.. I love the video thank you
Hello - The name Evrard has rather saxon origins. It may mean "strong boar" (boar is an animal closely related to the wild pig).
@@yvesd_fr1810 yes I researched it..
I’m living currently in France but my host family i definitely sometimes less french than me, when we speak about the points like Halloween or order food. It’s really kind of funny for me to watch your video !
When you talked about holidays like Valentine’s and Halloween, it reminded me of how, when I lived in Angers, the French didn’t pay a lot attention to birthdays, but they did give me a gift on my saint’s Feast Day. And they weren’t even very religious!!!
I knew the french admistration was bad seen from a foreigner's perspective, but I thought your complains about it were a little bit over the top but OMG your description of your state of mind when you have to do something administrative or go to the post office, that's 100% pure french experience!
It must be living quite close to the border with France, I recognise a lot of those things on myself 😂 Waiting for your post on how to pronounce french brands correctly 😉
French culture and France have a very deep impact on me. I am a writer and also write poems in French and Catalan. -
I totally get this ! Love your videos.
I once got told i was French because i wear a "chignon", even the french hairstyle is noticed !
I'm English, when I was in my 20's my friends from England and Europe would hug rather than kiss or shake hands... felt right for us, still keep up the habit with close friends now I'm in my 30's.
HI ! Very good vid !! your description of becoming French is absolutly right, your are now a real Neo-French lady for sure !!! ....................... From a French dud ;)
You are great.I've been watching for some time now,your videos. You are so natural and fun. I think you could mention the schedule of shops in France. I definetly have to rethink the schedule I've been used to in Romania. Everything closes earlier here and Sunday is just not a day to shop until late or at all :)) Did that affected your normal schedule as well? Are you planning things in NZ like you did in France? Would be interested to hear about this topic from you. Thank you!
I was laughing re your comment about the pronunciation of Croissant as I have the reverse problem! My French husband keeps saying cRoissnT because he says Kiwis don't understand him properly when he pronounces it correctly!! It makes me nuts LOL
@@NotEvenFrench Ah the complexities of the French LOL
your hair looks beautiful 😍😍😍
@@NotEvenFrench right but still😌😊😅
Okay the language outside your country thing, SO TRUE. I'm 100% French and when I was 18 we went to China with my classmates and while we were visiting we encountered another group of French students and both groups got so excited and we started talking to each other and stuff, proof that French people are just big kids lmao
The last one is so true! ahahahah
your English accent is changing hihi! it is becoming more authentic with more gravita hihi :-)
I've always heard from these types of videos about french culture coming from expats or tourists that we don't really celebrate most of holidays except for Christmas , and a lot of them even said that we don't even have Halloween celebrations but that's not what i've experienced my whole life living in France x)
I've always celebrated Halloween and every person that i've known did it too , and especially people with kids , like going doors to doors in your neighborhood for candy is still happening where i live
I LOOOOVED the last one XD And it is soooo true XD (I'm French) I really wonder why our administration is so bad here haha. Great video as always!
I think you forgot one thing, when you're abroad, as soon as you hear about a new restaurant serving French food in your town, you just can't wait to go and try and even order a bottle of wine for more than 20 € that you know costs 4 times less. And whenever Lidl or some other supermarket is organizing a French week, you go and rummage and raid the cheese section to make some stock. And also you just can't have a meal without that French salted butter which you found at the supermarket because it definitely tastes better than any other local brand you tried.
Your part on french administration is very funny.
This moment is perfectly describ in a cartoon ( les 12 travaux d'Astérix. La maison qui rend fou) i'm 100% sure if you look a part of this cartoon you will die of laugh. 😀
OMG THE ADMINISTRATIVE THING....... I LITTERALY DIE 😂😂😂😂 That's so true!!!
Débattre, peser le pour et le contre quelque soit le sujet, on y est instruit et habitué depuis le collège en France, par l'exercice écrit en cours de français de la dissertation avec une première partie "Thèse" et une seconde partie (contrepartie en fait) "Antithèse". ^^
I love your description to the french spirit 😀
J'aurais ajouté que le fromage et les expresso sont des drogues en France 😅
ruclips.net/video/DTqvL74dAEw/видео.html le laisser passer A38 !
Haha, I have only been in France for 3 months and I have not ate so much bread in my life.I am addicted to baguettes! I also was shocked by how everyone says hello, coming from Los Angeles no one ever says hi so it’s something I’m getting used to.
The thing with bonjour is that it's even received as rude if you don't say it (depending on the situation of course) I never saw that it was that different from other countries actually. Funny video again as a French person to see what signs you've pointed out ^^ I guess a good one too is when you start looking genuinely for a "brasserie" (that's even almost more parisien than French... :p)
I agree especially with your last point. Like it's fine if you can't pronounce the accent, but there's zero pretense involved in my not butchering my own language!
As a Creole French woman who’s also the daughter of a Nigerian French Expat… ALL of this is accurate! Creoles do a lot of this too.
Slaughter french words :-) ! I remember being in USA in a small city named "Lac du Flambeau", years and years ago. Nobody understood the way I pronouced it. And when I heard how Des Moines, Baton Rouge, Fond du Lac, or Cache la poudre River are pronounced, sure that it hurt a bit my gallic ears !
I went to the Post Office to send a package and the reply was "No, you can't post that because your box is too small and the paperwork won't fit on it". And it wasn't a particularly small box! Lol. I had to take it home and re package it in a bigger box.
Spot on for pretty much everything, but as a Frenchman I’ve got to find the one point of disagreement: hearing French abroad is actually obnoxious for the French: it feels like when someone is wearing exactly the same clothes as you. We sometimes keep quiet and give our group that look that says “geez why do they have to be so many everywhere” which is consciously egoistic but we just laugh about it. I find this to be less true when you’re homesick, then you’re very happy to engage with the French. By the way I live in the US (San Francisco, a French colony at this point) and love watching your videos, they remind me of home in a good or funny (usually when bad) way. A touchy topic I find interesting is racism/discrimination and how different the French and American (Sorry I don’t know about NZ except I’ve heard about Maori culture integration into national culture) viewpoint is. A great video that sums up the intellectual debate is Trevor Noah’s response video to the French ambassador after the FIFA World Cup: the word “race” screams Hitler to the French and always found it weird on forms in the US. Anyway good luck with everything and hope you can come back to France at some point soon!
As a French girl, this is really normal for me to ask questions about country and be curious when I met a stranger
As usual, everything depends on the perspective. I am German and I was quite surprised to hear about a "broad education", especially with the examples Rosie gives. My french partner had one year of philosophy in school, never learned the slightest bit of art history in art lessons and geography and history are one subject during collège, which I find outrageous, among other things. Also, my french family has absolutely no knowledge about the natural world. I'd say what made me want to learn more is myself, not living in France. Also, I already had the same cooking and regular eating habits and the wish to eat healthy and reduce waste before I moved to France. So maybe that is more of a European aspect.
But of course a lot of the other things are typically french :)
To be fair, history and geography are closely tied, you would be hard press to understand geopolitical issues without knowing the history of the place. and you could be bafled by somme historiclal conflicts if you dont get the geography of the place, comercial roads, natural resources and so forth
Surprised to hear that : biology and sciences are learnt since school, history and geography very soon and till "lycee" ... but of course in the late years you can change to focus more on science than on culture.
For the real interest put on those subjects, i guess it depends on the family.
In the mean time i was not impressed by the culture of my german ex ( from saar) and her family.
Mine was very concerned and put a pressure on a wide culture as i am doing now with my kids.
I admit not all the french families i know are like that.
Other than les bisous and the food thing, I think I've always been French even though I'm American.
I am the biggest francophile! I love France soooo much so I have the symptoms already ! 🇫🇷😍💖💖💖
Always eating at 1230pm on the dot.
Salut Rosie, I think I have some French in me because I hate it when my sister "warms up" croissants and they are not soft but crumbly.
Bonjour Rosie
Le plus dur quand je voyage à l'étranger, c'est de ne pas pouvoir manger du bon fromage :)
@NotEvenFrench, so I guess it's safe to say that based on French people's very regular eating patterns, the intermittent fasting phenomenon has not caught on there?
I'm French but I've just gotta confirm how french I am
Glad you love France despite it being very French :)
So, aside from us being not quite so aventurous as we might be with food (though that's changing), Irish people (and Gaels in general) are basically the quasli-French Anglophones?
@@NotEvenFrench Europeans in general share lots of similarities. French and Irish especially can easily bond around their common love for litterature and (good) alcohol !
I can’t stand it when I hear people Anglicize French brand names; such as, Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Peugeot, Hermès, Christian Louboutin, etc...
Bonjour, Rosie. Why do you think French people leave France? What are they dissatisfied with?
I tick all of the signs mentioned. Unfortunately, where I live, people don’t appreciate these signs. People shame you for loving culture and art, wanting to learn more about general topics, saying you’re pretentious or haughty. People are attracted to buffets because quantity trumps quality (and nobody craves for bread). People are often quite rude and have no sense of politesse. Fashion is very ostentatious, logo heavy and it’s just a vehicle to show off. People also have this very fake optimism and and definitely disapprove of complaining. I’ve never felt comfortable where I live and have often been ostracized for just being me. There were just a completely different set of values. However, when I went to France, I felt quite at ease, and dare I say it, at home (helps that I know the language). I know living in France is not all roses, but I appreciate the French way of living and being.
Interesting insight! I NEED to know where you are from ☺😱 The US? Australia?
@@perthfanny3017 Yikes, I don’t feel I can say, lest I offend people! But I’m neither American nor Australian. 😅
@@rm6700 😕
Was someone taking a nap in the room in this video? You sounded like you were trying to keep your voice down lol, but maybe that's just another sign you're becoming French. 😝I definitely had the experience of having my American family visit me in France after I'd been there for months and being embarrassed at how loud they were in public places. 😬
"I would rather say 'cwah-sahn' and come across as a dick..." 😂😂😂
One thing I don't agree with is the broadness of the French education you described; I would say it's actually the opposite! They have to specialize so early, and there's no way in university to take anything but the classes in your major. But I'm coming from the mathematical perspective. I majored in both math and French in the U.S., which would never have been possible in France. (Though, I do get your point about how well read the French are.)
I think Christmas stays for psychological reason, because it's à spécial time of the year whe' you are à Child, with the décoration and the père Noël withe gift, plus... the meal. 😊
I get mad when RUclipsrs mispronounce the names of French brands of perfums for example
I live in France but I am vegetarian, almost vegan, so I will probably never changed my eating habits.
vegan in France? How? Their diet is filled with dead animals.....it is gross
@@jnewmark41 If you go to the grocery store you can find everything you need.
i m vegetarian almost vegan and french .we have open market with good fruit and vegetable and some good soja in the supermarket
@@jnewmark41 yours with dead vegetables, gross too ;)
Je suis chinoise. Mais je me sens que j'ai un coté francais... quand je pense que je vais quitter la france je suis triste... je prefere la valeur francaise et la facon de vivre ici qu'en chine...qu'est ce que je devrais choisir...
Do u ever read your comments?
Si on va dans une des "maisons qui rendent fou", il faut être prêt à devenir fou. 😂😂😂
You prefer 1) wine to beer 2) to cook with better rather than oil 3) speaking and not listening 4) criticizing wheather and government 5) claiming rights rather than facing responsibilies.
1 - except in northern and somewhat in eastern France.
2 - especially in western France, but not in the south.
4 and 5 , mainly for Gilet Jaunes people, others are only have to suffer their claims
@@philv3941 poor thing.
@@24lascaux only truth hurts
Me, ever since I started dating my partner. 🤣
Très belle coloration capillaire, parfaite pour halloween. Que tous ceux qui veulent voir Rosie déguisée en sorcière mettent un pouce bleu à ce commentaire.
When you don't wanna split the bill at the resto
Super vidéo !
Par contre la police fait très mal aux yeux 😵
C'est les lacrymos (OK je sors)
@@shatterquartz 🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣
Toujours les CRS
Hi, what are you reading at the mpment? You seem to be a person who reads a lot. Regards,.
That last point was just too true for real life.. administration work in France is a nightmare -__-
I could not do that
Croissant 🥐🤣👍🏻✌🏻🇫🇷
Hello Rosie. Question for you. I am going to inquire on the internet but do you know if an American can access the social help in France ? Sorry to disturb. If you heard of it. Plenty of migrants have help so Thank you very much' take care
Everybody living in France is entitled to basic Sécurité Sociale, no matter your nationality. Even if you are illegal, if you have an accident, it is taken care of.
Great video but dont use an RGB split on your titles impossible to read..
Clearly i am french.
As a French speaker, I think I’m becoming French because I’m very critical of non-French speakers mispronouncing French words...fiancé, croissants, etc...🙄😂
Hallowe'en is only 'made up' in certain parts of the world where the Americanised version is celebrated. In other areas, where it originated, it's akin to Dia de los Muertos. In North America, their holiday to cut through the bleakness of winter is the two Thanksgiving holidays, but in Europe, it's always been Christmas, which the North Americans don't understand.
Pronouncing things wrong started bothering me in high school before I had even been to France lol
Ah, political arguments, we live for 'em. In France it's an unofficial rite of passage to participate in a street protest. You know you're a full-fledged French citizen when you've stared down the riot police at least once :D
Valentine's Day is not a made-up holiday, it is Saint Valentine's Day in Christianity.
why your gesture looks more like Italian lots of hands, shoulder movements?
le dernier exemple avec LaPoste c'est juste le pire exemple de l'administration LUL (si tu ne connais pas il y a le sketch de Danny Boon sur la poste qui resume bien la situation).
"si y a pas la queue à la poste, c'est qu'elle est fermée." 😆
La Poste est une société anonyme depuis 2010, donc, ne blâmez pas l'Administration publique pour des turpitudes dues à l'économie privée
Why would you want to become French?? I'm British and as much as I love France I never want to become French. Edit we've been in France for 16 years so not likely to change anytime soon!
Another sign you become French: become angry when you heard stranger tell French and American culture are same...
ESPECIALLY FOR FOOD CULTURE
Editing later : CHECK...
my wife said me recently :
- my first cultural shock in France was when i realised that French cook is not EXACTLY same as american cook...
- WHAT????
- yes... american love "French fries" so i thinked french use it a lot too... Now of course I realised that is wrong
I've heard this before and je pense c'est dac a disagree mais je n'aime pas les arguments.
Cc les français !!!!!
J'ai rien compris à la vidéo 😂🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵
le probleme de l administration en france c est l emploi à vie des fonctionnaires .il y a des gens qui bossent mais si ils veulent rien foutre et limite insulter les usagers il ne leur arrivera rien .ils gardent leurs jobs et salaires à vie .c est le plus gros boulet de la france
Vous devenez Français quand vous vous permettez de parler d'un sujet dont vous ne connaissez rien !
@@palupalu5647 J'ai eu comme ca des types qui voulaient m'apprendre la vie dans un domaine dont je suis spécialiste. Sans complexes !