YES thank you! It could never happen they always ask you before they cook. And if it's not what you ask for, they obviously are gonna feel sorry and recook. Absolute cliché.
Maybe in big restaurants?? 🤔 I’m French too and that’s sure that they ask people how they want there steak in the most of the restaurants but maybe in gastronomic restaurants they are a little snob...?
@@kikou3210 No they are not, they ask that too in big restaurants! And in the show it’s not a big restaurant so it’s another reason why it is definitely a cliché
Her dad's language skills are impressive. 👍🤩I have met so many people who are married to a local and living in Asia and they can't speak the local language. 🤓 This family is a great role model for multicultural families as they successfully managed to pass down their cultural heritage to their children.
Et aussi « cliquer » sur le bouton, pousser le bouton ne se dit pas en français ^^ mais quand on passe beaucoup de temps à l’étranger on oublie ou on ne connaît pas forcément ces mots-là 😉
About the customer - employee relation : In France the client is not the king, in general everybody respect each other, but an employee will not let himself be disrespected and his boss will back him up. :)
Love how dad keeps throwing you off lol. Dad's so funny and cool~~ 3:06 "Giving lingerie is very inappropriate. You should send a set" - jlou dad, 2020
Cigarettes over FRENCH FOOD??!! Hell no, never. Nothing is chosen over french food. 😂 Also i never knew french people were considered as relaxed 😭 we are stressed as hell and dont have time for bs most of the time
@@pirimpallopirimpalli4932 mix of food and tobacco doesnt sound super appealing to me, but I never smoked and dont intend to, so i cant know the feeling
Just want to add an precision about the 'Chambre de bonne' your dad says: They used to be small room dedicated to the maids. they are just under the roof, at 6th or 7th level, only around 9 square meters, and usually NO own toilet, kitchen and so on, and you have to use an 'Escalier de service' at the side of building to go there, never from the main entrance. Often seen on old building of 19th century, when a 'bourgeois' family hire several maids for years long, they put them there: 'Separation des classes' On the modern day HK, the equivalent will be "Room for Philippine Maid"
I think at some point they show a scene where you see her look out the window from the outside, and you see that there's at least one floor above her... ^^'
I am a french woman and i still live in France. I totally agree with all your father's answers 😂 Congratulations to him for speaking so Many languages ! It's very impressive!
Normally in restaurant here they’ll ask ask you about how you want your meat cooked. The show was entertaining and light I think people took it too seriously but it was indeed a full compilation of cliches lol as a French girl i was laughing at how everything was unreal and wether over glamorized or exaggerated but the tone of the show was light and comedic and not meant to represent the reality so idk why people got mad at it lol. I’m sure shows like Sex and the city, Gossip girl or the OC aren’t representing anything real too lol
"Is it true the french are more quiet?" Yes. My boss is French. I had to learn to lip read him because he speaks so quietly- and my friends call me quiet lol!
It's funny because I never thought we were more quiet but that some other people like americans or spanish people are too (really really TOO) loud xD ! But yeah, I suppose for them we seems to quiet, question de point de vue (how can we say that in english ? "That depend on which side of the way you are" or simply "that depend how you see things" ? I don't know, sorry, hope I'm understable). By the way, it's not that french people don't like it when people don't speak french, it's only that we are really bad language learners ! (Yes... I would prefer the fact that we are only snob people but... it's the real explanation) (Most of french people will be agree to say that English courses are always soooo boring in France urh... but maybe it also because French language is kind of hard to learn even for us and when you finally speak french correctly, you can't stand another language learning, like a kind of trauma xD, it's possible). So, the majority of people in France can't speak english at all. It's not that they are snob and want people to speak only their language, it's just it's annoying them because they can't speak with you. And what french people do when they are annoyed ? Yeah, they can be rude, that's not a cliché xD. But most of the new generation seems to be better in english because of american series haha so maybe this cliché will despear in twenty or thirty years because people will be able to speak english in France xD.)
I wish your dad had had a "Fact" sign AND a "Cliche" sign to hold up to emphasize how he felt about each thing. He seems really cool, and I like how he doesn't take "Emily in Paris" too seriously. Kind of makes me want to try moving to Paris and being clueless about everything.
wow! it's good to know your father's perspective on Emily in Paris. And fantastic! You speak Cantonese to your mom, french to your dad, and speak English to your bf. And only you among them can master all three languages. talented.
Totally un cliché ... French are much more casuals and live muccccch mode simple and they are not haughtier than americans for the majority of them ah and theyyyy have so many english classes that almost every one knows at least the basis of english(I think I know since I am french so it truly upsets me that we are even asking the question ... remember it is FICTION just as gossip girl)
Je ne serai pas si enthousiaste que toi sur notre capacité à parler anglais. Peut être de plus en plus les nouvelles générations mais bon, à part à Paris peut être tu vas n'importe où en France peu de personne pourrons avoir une conversation en anglais.
I looooooved that TV show but being French I think it’s a lots of clichés 🤣🤣 And also living in Paris, it doesn’t look as beautiful at it is everywhere. Live that video with ur dad 😍😍
Oh la la!!! Selon les paroles immortelles de Charles de Gaulle: vive la France!!! Salutations du Canada!!! 你爹哋好野. 多謝佢同我哋分享。我堅定支持有智慧嘅靚女 J Lou. 我好欣賞你, 聰明又有口才. 你媽咪爹哋為你感到驕傲。 繼續努力。
My first time at a Parisian restaurant I needed help understanding the menu. My waiter got slightly annoyed and said he knew what I would like. I thought he was gonna hook me up, but he instead came out of the kitchen with a burger and some fries. I was so embarrassed 😩
Is there an official YT name for Jlou's parents yet? if not, I dub thee Mama and Papa Lou. Hahaha😄 Having them in the vids is always fun to watch. Papa Lou flexxin that Canto👊
Don't ask me why I enjoy your videos so much, but I truly do. Being 81 years, you are so darn beautiful with a fantastic personality. Thanks...thanks!!!!!
It's great having a cooperative dad n a caring mum. But what I learned from someone close to me is french people prefer to speak their own language as such if any one goes to french territories better learn to speak as they do!
I definitely need to watch this series, especially if your dad has seen it and liked it. That was like a recommendation straight from the heart of a Frenchman. *attempts* J'ai apprécié la vidéo, j'espère voir ton père dans un autre, mais je ne peux pas oublier ta mère, elle es hilarante ^_^
That really depend of the job and its social class because most of the "poor people" begin work around 5 am and 8h30 am in France...so most of the french people 🤔. Then, most of people who begin work around 8h30 and 9h30 am are middle class people's job and if you begin later it's rare and surely because you have a "good job", which mean you are in the rich middle class or rich class and can have some liberty with your schedule. The exception is when you are a part time worker, you can begin anytime. There are some exceptions but it's really like that.
@@loveisreal6367 yeah true you're right, didn't consider it. I guess it's also not only social classes, also just depend on the type of job, but yeah in general the hardest jobs start early.
French can be relaxed but... an agency in Paris would never open at 10:30 ! Some people I know working in the same field are already in the office at 7 am... And the restaurant thing... customer is king but expected to be polite. That being said in my 30 years of existence I have never seen a chef bring back the food claiming it’s correct, especially regarding the cooking of the meat WTF
The waiter will always ask you ask how you want you're meat and if you're not satisfied he will always change it even if he thinks that the way you were asking. So it's a real cliché, yeah ! By the way, they will always ask you if you were happy with you meal too. But if someone speaks like Emily to someone... yeah, you could have some bad reactions because it's kind of impolite 🤔.
Your dad is a character! He has a good sense of humor😂 I live on the opposite side of the country to my dad, this video makes me miss him😌 More dad videos! 😁
so to come back to the steak. In restaurant in France when order meat they will always ask you if how much cooked you want you steak, some people like almost raw we call that : bleu, some people like it still a little bit more cooked but still pink inside it's call : saignant and people like it very well cooked it's call : à point. Not everybody is ordering a steak with a chef suggestions. You will have the choice so this is not a fact
In some high end restaurants, the waiter will not give you the choice about the meat cooking, because the chef decided it’s supposed to be eaten this way. This would never happen in a small bistrot or local brasserie, though!
French choosing cigarette over food IS TRUE. Born and raised in France, usually schoolmates used to buy cigarettes and smoke them instead of grabbing lunch during lunch break. A lot of them actually use the money their parents give them for food, to buy cigarettes. And when I say that, it’s not only one person :(
(Also born & raised in France) Actually it really depends... Don’t make it something usual when it is not. Some will definetely take a cigarette break even by the worst weather outside. But the case you are describing is an extreme case scenario. Brefff dans tous les cas c’est triste :/
5:53... It is NOT a fact at all... Les écoles primaires banalisent peut être le mercredi, mais voyez plutôt pour les collèges lycées et les boulots ou la majorité des employés commencent avant 10h...
Your Dad is so adorable! Also, the loud American thing - soooo true! Especially annoying when on public transport 😁 I think 'subscribe' would be 'abonnez-vous'!
"Est-ce que tu crois que je vais parler ça alors que ma femme est à côté... Té fou!" He killed me! LMAO!! And tell dad "subscribe to my channel" in french would be "souscris-toi à ma chaîne" (to susbcribe = souscrire)
I was hoping you would ask about the scene where they say you don't talk about work at parties in France. This was fun to see the perspective of this show from someone who grew up in France.
Donc, pour la lingerie, je confirme que certains hommes offrent de la lingerie (l'ensemble of course) à leur Dulcinée. Parce que ça coute super cher et que ça le fait pour la saint valentin.
It's interesting that your dad liked it. I suppose maybe having been out of France for so long, anything to do with it on tv he's probably going to like. I disagree with him on the first point. Yes he is right when he says people might not like it in a work setting might not like if you just start speaking english, and that should be the case. However, I could not imagine a french person getting up and leaving because of it. French people nowadays seem to have no problem speaking english. Its actually become a complaint by people coming to france to practice french that its so difficult because French people will respond in english.
This idea as Paris being another country inside of France, with its own rules, social codes, etc makes a lot of sense. Because in the south we just see you all as snobs 😂😂
Most french people seem to really dislike the show, but Papa J likes this show so much that he even remembers the details 😂 Thanks for all the interesting insights !
Your dad can speak French, English and Cantonese, wow
can't relate
Hey!! I’m French and the part about the steak is a cliché because in Paris the waiters would usually ask you how you want your steak to be cooked
And not only in Paris actually, so it's even more of a cliché 😅
YES thank you! It could never happen they always ask you before they cook. And if it's not what you ask for, they obviously are gonna feel sorry and recook. Absolute cliché.
Maybe in big restaurants?? 🤔 I’m French too and that’s sure that they ask people how they want there steak in the most of the restaurants but maybe in gastronomic restaurants they are a little snob...?
@@kikou3210 No they are not, they ask that too in big restaurants! And in the show it’s not a big restaurant so it’s another reason why it is definitely a cliché
Yes, fact !
Your dad is such a sweet man 🥺 awww
A Fan of you both!!!
man, you’re literally everywhere
DAMON!!!! I see you everywhere 😂😂
omggg love ur vids!
Her dad's language skills are impressive. 👍🤩I have met so many people who are married to a local and living in Asia and they can't speak the local language. 🤓 This family is a great role model for multicultural families as they successfully managed to pass down their cultural heritage to their children.
C’est cliché ou j’ai l’impression son père il écoute Johnny
Je sais même pas mais on dirait trop 😂😂
J'suis morte 😂😂
Ptdrtt j'allais le dire 😭
Il boit le pastis aussi 😌
😂😂😂 j'suis morte
Ton père est tellement drôle et cool ! Très bonne définition du mot "flâner". Et le mot qu'il cherchait à la fin c'était "s'abonner" 😊
Et aussi « cliquer » sur le bouton, pousser le bouton ne se dit pas en français ^^ mais quand on passe beaucoup de temps à l’étranger on oublie ou on ne connaît pas forcément ces mots-là 😉
...et son père est un grand flâneur!
Your dad's Cantonese is actually quite good 👌 I'm impressed
About the customer - employee relation : In France the client is not the king, in general everybody respect each other, but an employee will not let himself be disrespected and his boss will back him up. :)
No waiter will tell you though to actually try it before complaining, they'll go cook it longer
Wish that could happen in Singapore...
@@roxey1217 well it depends where you eat but mostly if you do that you will offend the waiter and the chef.
@@giacomobettiol818 Which isn't an abnormal reaction, to be at least a little offended. But they won't refuse to take it back
@@roxey1217 it depends where. In small cities they could definitly not take it back. In touristic cities in Big restaurant they would i think.
Love how dad keeps throwing you off lol. Dad's so funny and cool~~
3:06 "Giving lingerie is very inappropriate. You should send a set" - jlou dad, 2020
he just kept trolling....reminds me of my dad
"Do you think I'll talk about this with my wife right next door?"
HAHAHAHAHA yesssss
Absolutely love that your dad remembers all the names and details of Emily in Paris!!! Too cute 😂😂
ahaha too cute!! especially when he went "that's Mindy!!" 😂
Man.. I like the way your Dad speaks french. Can we get him on a few sessions to talk about the french culture?
Je suis d’accord avec vous
. . .
oui oui baguette? j'aime du fromage? pain du chocolat?
0:12 10 seconds in and dad pulls the most French facial expression ever!
Your dad should have his own channel, he's quite a personality! And don't worry about Don the con, he's on his way out! 😂🍾🎉
Wait... office romance happens tho... jlou daddy and mommy worked together at one point in time!!
exactly HAHA
As a french i must say : your dad has a typical french dad's face and i take pride from that at some point
Il ressemble à Johnny
@@suwingonizone Ils ressemblent tous a Johnny d'une manière ou d'une autre
@@disw9892 Non mais je te jure
Cigarettes over FRENCH FOOD??!! Hell no, never. Nothing is chosen over french food. 😂
Also i never knew french people were considered as relaxed 😭 we are stressed as hell and dont have time for bs most of the time
Cigarettes 🥶🥶
and a cigarette is best after food
@@pirimpallopirimpalli4932 yuk
@@amelia.h4158 notoriously, there are certain moments when it's more appreciable, like after coffee, after a drink etc.
@@pirimpallopirimpalli4932 mix of food and tobacco doesnt sound super appealing to me, but I never smoked and dont intend to, so i cant know the feeling
Just want to add an precision about the 'Chambre de bonne' your dad says: They used to be small room dedicated to the maids. they are just under the roof, at 6th or 7th level, only around 9 square meters, and usually NO own toilet, kitchen and so on, and you have to use an 'Escalier de service' at the side of building to go there, never from the main entrance.
Often seen on old building of 19th century, when a 'bourgeois' family hire several maids for years long, they put them there: 'Separation des classes'
On the modern day HK, the equivalent will be "Room for Philippine Maid"
I think at some point they show a scene where you see her look out the window from the outside, and you see that there's at least one floor above her... ^^'
They suck, I live in one
So cute that her dad knows everything in a RomCom show. Hahahahaha I love it!
I am a french woman and i still live in France. I totally agree with all your father's answers 😂
Congratulations to him for speaking so Many languages ! It's very impressive!
Normally in restaurant here they’ll ask ask you about how you want your meat cooked.
The show was entertaining and light I think people took it too seriously but it was indeed a full compilation of cliches lol as a French girl i was laughing at how everything was unreal and wether over glamorized or exaggerated but the tone of the show was light and comedic and not meant to represent the reality so idk why people got mad at it lol. I’m sure shows like Sex and the city, Gossip girl or the OC aren’t representing anything real too lol
"Is it true the french are more quiet?" Yes. My boss is French. I had to learn to lip read him because he speaks so quietly- and my friends call me quiet lol!
French and generally Europeans are more quiet than Americans in public places, but they debate harder I believe.
It's funny because I never thought we were more quiet but that some other people like americans or spanish people are too (really really TOO) loud xD ! But yeah, I suppose for them we seems to quiet, question de point de vue (how can we say that in english ? "That depend on which side of the way you are" or simply "that depend how you see things" ? I don't know, sorry, hope I'm understable). By the way, it's not that french people don't like it when people don't speak french, it's only that we are really bad language learners ! (Yes... I would prefer the fact that we are only snob people but... it's the real explanation) (Most of french people will be agree to say that English courses are always soooo boring in France urh... but maybe it also because French language is kind of hard to learn even for us and when you finally speak french correctly, you can't stand another language learning, like a kind of trauma xD, it's possible). So, the majority of people in France can't speak english at all. It's not that they are snob and want people to speak only their language, it's just it's annoying them because they can't speak with you. And what french people do when they are annoyed ? Yeah, they can be rude, that's not a cliché xD. But most of the new generation seems to be better in english because of american series haha so maybe this cliché will despear in twenty or thirty years because people will be able to speak english in France xD.)
So true
i think we're quiet in public places but VERY loud at home during family dinners and celebrations
@@loveisreal6367 point de vue is exactly that in English: Point of view, like the way we see things.
I wish your dad had had a "Fact" sign AND a "Cliche" sign to hold up to emphasize how he felt about each thing. He seems really cool, and I like how he doesn't take "Emily in Paris" too seriously. Kind of makes me want to try moving to Paris and being clueless about everything.
I love your dad! He’s hilarious!!
wow! it's good to know your father's perspective on Emily in Paris.
And fantastic! You speak Cantonese to your mom, french to your dad, and speak English to your bf. And only you among them can master all three languages. talented.
Il a l’air trop sympa ton père 😂
Et oui Emily in Paris c’est un peu cliché
pas qu'un peu
Complètement cliché !! 😂
I already laughed at the beginning when his dad said "this is mong kok" 🤣🤣
"N'oubliez pas de vous enregistrer" -> "N'oubliez de vous abonner" is more correct ;) btw your dad is so funny haha !
Totally un cliché ... French are much more casuals and live muccccch mode simple and they are not haughtier than americans for the majority of them ah and theyyyy have so many english classes that almost every one knows at least the basis of english(I think I know since I am french so it truly upsets me that we are even asking the question ... remember it is FICTION just as gossip girl)
Je ne serai pas si enthousiaste que toi sur notre capacité à parler anglais. Peut être de plus en plus les nouvelles générations mais bon, à part à Paris peut être tu vas n'importe où en France peu de personne pourrons avoir une conversation en anglais.
Your dad actually remember every detail about the show!
Ahaha love how keen your dad is on swinging the "FACT" board up 🤣
Oh my gosh your dad has the same facial expressions as my father in law who is French 😂 I love it! 🥰
I looooooved that TV show but being French I think it’s a lots of clichés 🤣🤣
And also living in Paris, it doesn’t look as beautiful at it is everywhere.
Live that video with ur dad 😍😍
Loved this video !
You’re dad is so cool !
Love seeing you both interact in Cantonese and French.
i love that he loves emily in paris!! would love to learn more about french culture from your dad
“Do it. I’m watching you.” 😂 Your dad is hilarious.
Oh la la!!! Selon les paroles immortelles de Charles de Gaulle: vive la France!!! Salutations du Canada!!!
你爹哋好野. 多謝佢同我哋分享。我堅定支持有智慧嘅靚女 J Lou. 我好欣賞你, 聰明又有口才. 你媽咪爹哋為你感到驕傲。 繼續努力。
When you're asian and a french dad can speak canto better than you
lmao 💀
Petition for your dad to start his own channel 👍🏼
Oui
Exactlyyyyy
Emily sounds like a really annoying character lol.
For real! Like a know it all!
If you watch the Emily in Paris , you know that Emily is very helpful and a very overly positive , yet she’s very annoying
Kinda annoying person tho 😂
very american LOL
Yes i feel that too
You get your personality and sense of humor from your dad
I can’t wait until I become totally relaxed and chill in my older years. That seems to be a thing.
I can listen to him tell stories about his hay days all day 😂
My first time at a Parisian restaurant I needed help understanding the menu. My waiter got slightly annoyed and said he knew what I would like. I thought he was gonna hook me up, but he instead came out of the kitchen with a burger and some fries. I was so embarrassed 😩
the hook me up part is so american xd
Is there an official YT name for Jlou's parents yet? if not, I dub thee Mama and Papa Lou. Hahaha😄 Having them in the vids is always fun to watch. Papa Lou flexxin that Canto👊
I clicked the like button faster than James Charles could say hi sisters
😂😂
Hi Donna
😂
@@popppp11736 hiii Noelle how’s the ghs life ?
Hi sisters James Charles here
Don't ask me why I enjoy your videos so much, but I truly do. Being 81 years, you are so darn beautiful with a fantastic personality. Thanks...thanks!!!!!
Your dad's Cantonese is so goooodddd
I clicked on this video faster than you can say "RICE FAMMMM!!
and i liked this comment super fast ❤️
@@JLou0 omG u replied her comment please reply mine too
It's great having a cooperative dad n a caring mum.
But what I learned from someone close to me is french people prefer to speak their own language as such if any one goes to french territories better learn to speak as they do!
The content we never knew we needed! 😍
I definitely need to watch this series, especially if your dad has seen it and liked it. That was like a recommendation straight from the heart of a Frenchman.
*attempts* J'ai apprécié la vidéo, j'espère voir ton père dans un autre, mais je ne peux pas oublier ta mère, elle es hilarante ^_^
Depending on the job they start earlier or later but the average time is around 9:30. Between 9 and 10 is when most people arrive
That really depend of the job and its social class because most of the "poor people" begin work around 5 am and 8h30 am in France...so most of the french people 🤔. Then, most of people who begin work around 8h30 and 9h30 am are middle class people's job and if you begin later it's rare and surely because you have a "good job", which mean you are in the rich middle class or rich class and can have some liberty with your schedule. The exception is when you are a part time worker, you can begin anytime. There are some exceptions but it's really like that.
@@loveisreal6367 yeah true you're right, didn't consider it. I guess it's also not only social classes, also just depend on the type of job, but yeah in general the hardest jobs start early.
Hahahaha humorous dad 😍 and so much Parisian pride. We Stan parisians because of jlou daddy
French can be relaxed but... an agency in Paris would never open at 10:30 ! Some people I know working in the same field are already in the office at 7 am...
And the restaurant thing...
customer is king but expected to be polite. That being said in my 30 years of existence I have never seen a chef bring back the food claiming it’s correct, especially regarding the cooking of the meat WTF
The waiter will always ask you ask how you want you're meat and if you're not satisfied he will always change it even if he thinks that the way you were asking. So it's a real cliché, yeah ! By the way, they will always ask you if you were happy with you meal too. But if someone speaks like Emily to someone... yeah, you could have some bad reactions because it's kind of impolite 🤔.
10:50 « abonne-toi » haha you guys are so cute!
Your dad liked it, even though he seems to recognise that its full of clichés. Very chilled guy
I enjoyed this video with your dad. He seems to be a cool guy. Great dynamic!
My god your dad is so cool and still so French after all these years.
it was so trippy at the beginning i was like wait, is that french or cantonese? hahaha amazing
I love that your so close with both of your parents and showcase all the cultures 🥰
I loved this! I just recently finished watching Emily in Paris. I miss Paris so much! Your dad speaks really good canto. French is so... sexy lol
Neat video! It was good to hear a French person's perspective on the show.
Your dad is a character! He has a good sense of humor😂 I live on the opposite side of the country to my dad, this video makes me miss him😌
More dad videos! 😁
I love this vid so much!! Actually love seeing ur dad and u speak French as well!
so to come back to the steak. In restaurant in France when order meat they will always ask you if how much cooked you want you steak, some people like almost raw we call that : bleu, some people like it still a little bit more cooked but still pink inside it's call : saignant and people like it very well cooked it's call : à point. Not everybody is ordering a steak with a chef suggestions. You will have the choice so this is not a fact
In some high end restaurants, the waiter will not give you the choice about the meat cooking, because the chef decided it’s supposed to be eaten this way. This would never happen in a small bistrot or local brasserie, though!
Just finished watching the entire video! You and your dad are so cute! I loved to watching you!
Thank you for being thoughtful and putting in parts of the movie for reference 😉
When I went to Paris I spoke French with the locals but they immediately switched to English :')
French choosing cigarette over food IS TRUE. Born and raised in France, usually schoolmates used to buy cigarettes and smoke them instead of grabbing lunch during lunch break. A lot of them actually use the money their parents give them for food, to buy cigarettes. And when I say that, it’s not only one person :(
(Also born & raised in France) Actually it really depends... Don’t make it something usual when it is not. Some will definetely take a cigarette break even by the worst weather outside. But the case you are describing is an extreme case scenario. Brefff dans tous les cas c’est triste :/
Ton père a totalement raison sur les clichés parisiens haha !
love from France
"He should have sent a set" hahaha ! I liked that one
You two are so cute! It's obvious you adore each other! -Frank
I can watch your dad in videos all the time. Very entertaining, realist
5:53... It is NOT a fact at all... Les écoles primaires banalisent peut être le mercredi, mais voyez plutôt pour les collèges lycées et les boulots ou la majorité des employés commencent avant 10h...
On commence cependant plus tard que d’autres pays.
love your dad, he should appear more on your videos!! :)
Your dad is hilarious!!
Lol 😂 so cute! Your dad really into it!
Lol. You deliberately toned down your canto when you spoke with your dad. It’s cute!
Loveeeeeddddddddddddd it !!!!!! You guys rock . Bonjour d’Inde !
So cute! Haven’t even watched the show but this was adorable to watch!
Your Dad is so adorable! Also, the loud American thing - soooo true! Especially annoying when on public transport 😁 I think 'subscribe' would be 'abonnez-vous'!
Ur dad speaks english french and chineese it s so cool
Damn you guys speak French, English, and Cantonese? Respect!
"Est-ce que tu crois que je vais parler ça alors que ma femme est à côté... Té fou!" He killed me! LMAO!! And tell dad "subscribe to my channel" in french would be "souscris-toi à ma chaîne" (to susbcribe = souscrire)
French Dad is cool. Let's see more of him.
Your dad is so funny but your mom is hilarious. Perfect match!!
I was hoping you would ask about the scene where they say you don't talk about work at parties in France. This was fun to see the perspective of this show from someone who grew up in France.
Donc, pour la lingerie, je confirme que certains hommes offrent de la lingerie (l'ensemble of course) à leur Dulcinée. Parce que ça coute super cher et que ça le fait pour la saint valentin.
Ouai mais je crois que dans la série ils sont même pas dans un jeu de séduction et qu'ils se connaissent à peine
do more videos with your dad heheh
More video with your parents pls.. love seeing all 3 of you with mix languages
2:36 le « t’es fou » il m’a achevée 😭😂
You guys are so cute. ^_^ Your dad makes me laugh. ^_^
It's interesting that your dad liked it.
I suppose maybe having been out of France for so long, anything to do with it on tv he's probably going to like. I disagree with him on the first point. Yes he is right when he says people might not like it in a work setting might not like if you just start speaking english, and that should be the case. However, I could not imagine a french person getting up and leaving because of it.
French people nowadays seem to have no problem speaking english.
Its actually become a complaint by people coming to france to practice french that its so difficult because French people will respond in english.
Girl I love Emily in Paris. Thank you for this. And damn Mong Kok, I remember all the shopping alleys.
This idea as Paris being another country inside of France, with its own rules, social codes, etc makes a lot of sense. Because in the south we just see you all as snobs 😂😂
Île de France, right?
Your dad is so cool! You are very lucky!
Your dad is hilarious and so chill!!!!!
So cute you and your father! Especially when you two switched the languages hhhh Vous deux me plaisez♥️
You really have wonderful parents.
Most french people seem to really dislike the show, but Papa J likes this show so much that he even remembers the details 😂 Thanks for all the interesting insights !