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oui exiger qu'on parle français et que la musique soit française fait partie du patriotisme nécessaire pour protéger notre culture, le globalisme américain à trop détruit de culture
La vidéo est bien, mais notre langue ne contient pas le honhonhon, mais notre patrie est très indépendante, nous produisons notre propre équipements et nous avons notre propre langue, qui, de nos jours reste a sauvegarder car les nouvelles générations parle avec beaucoup d'argo pour la plupart, et l'anglais prend une place dans notre pays, comme Email, Snapchat, Twitter, tout cela n'est pas français et il y a pas mal d'anglais
La blague sur les "Français qui se rendent"... Savez-vous que la France est le pays au monde qui a gagné le plus de batailles et de guerres dans l'Histoire, très loin devant les États-Unis ? Savez-vous que la France a gagné 70% des batailles et guerres significatives contre la grande-Bretagne ? C'est peut-être pour ça que vous aimez bien vous moquer, non ? Car nous savons bien que les États-Unis se sont fait virer du Vietnam comme des malpropres, et plus récemment de l'Afghanistan, d'Irak, etc. Nous savons aussi que ce ne sont pas les États-Unis qui ont gagné contre les Allemands, mais les Russes. Peut-être que les États-Unis ne se sont pas pressés de venir nous aider en 1914 (ils ne sont arrivas qu'en 1917 !) et pendant la Seconde guerre mondiale, parce qu'ils avaient peur... Quant aux Britanniques, que nous avons définitivement vaincus au 11ème siècle avec Guillaume le Conquérant, ils se sont lâchement cachés derrière la Manche... Alors pensez-y, les amis, la prochaine fois que vous aurez envie de vous moquer des Français en disant qu'ils "se rendent". Vous êtes tout simplement jaloux et vous faites un petit complexe d'infériorité. 🤣😂😅
@@adamnabuchodonosor Vietnam is not weak... Zulu are not weak. But france Attack small weak nations I mean watch how many Africans can speak the French language now... try to beat a world major power without help I would say.
Those jokes about France being a surrendering country... given our long history, we've naturally won and lost quite a few battles. Europe has had more than its share of battlefields; now we have the European Union, which has at least achieved lasting peace among our nations. Speaking of lost battles, the one fought by the Académie Française to ban English imports into French... sorry for the old beards but we do use imported words like "week end, blog, marketing" in modern day French. This is how languages evolve and stay alive, by incorporating foreign words. Many "real French" words have foreign origins, e.g. "amiral" comes from Arabic and this so typically French word, "bistro" (also sometimes written "bistrot") comes from Russian. As for the music quotas, we also hear a lot of Anglo-saxon music on French radios. I don't know if the radios have chosen to disregard the law but I don't think they're 70 % French - I'd say 50 %. As for this weird remark about the toxoplasma gondii, this is the first time I hear about that as a Frenchman. Maybe our bodies are used to it, but we have pretty strict quality and safety controls on food, and we are not any sicker than anybody else in the developed world. By the way, snails and frogs are actually not common food, they're occasional and rather expensive delicacies for those who like them - and not everybody does (especially the snails).
French old people of the académie française complain about english words coming to our language, but they don't know that 40% of the English comes from French because of a Normand King ?
@@jfrancobelge Exactly i don't see english complaining about the word beef that comes from "boeuf" or when they say crème fraiche, apostrophe, attaché, "entreperneur" homage, or "sous-vide" etc etc
tu as raison le surrendering est méchant, on a perdu 6 guerres en 2000ans et si les USA sont indépendants, c'est grâce à la France mais ils plaisantent je pense.
@@hyenalaughingmatter8103 bro you do realise the colonial empire was a total of not even 500 years old and we litteraly fought england for 100 years straight no pause plus an other 7 years. add to that various conflict against italy and all variation of germany and prussian and other european country. and even then the colonial empire were not that much of a battle as france did not enslave people but bought already enslavec people from african who won against there enemy. if you want to make a statement make it right.
@@hyenalaughingmatter8103 but but a lot of africans are living in France and are french. Times have passed. When african countries were colonies the mass of french workers in France, included children, were dying because of the oppression of capitalists. They battled for social health care, vacation and hollidays and all what africans don't know about the french people. All the famillies in France can say they have suffered too but now the society have change. When you see the national football team you see some french people.
The 6-7 hours of work isn't true. Most people works around 8-10 hours/day. It's just that we are suppose to work 35h/week and if you work more, you're paid 10%, 25%, or 50% more each hour after 35.
@@guigui0246 this is false, since the 35-hour law, breaks and lunch are no longer included in working hours, I work 8.5 hours on average per day but I am at work for almost 10 hours
That's funny that U.S. thinks that we are losers cause of wwII when Danemark lost it in two days, amercan soldiers were trained by french ones multiple times in history (especially for strategy and how to use planes), we told them to take the alps's crests (without that they would still knocking to alps doors), we helped usa for getting free from uk and we have the hardest commando train (the stage jaguar)
@@polluxcastor193 Une mauvaise orthographe ne disqualifie pas un propos. Et puisqu'on en est à bien écrire le français, il y a un espace avant et après les signes double (! ? ; : « ») en français, à l'inverse de l'anglais, où l'espace avant n'existe pas. Et au passage, le point d'exclamation (!) figure une exclamation donc, en contexte, ici, une forme d'agression verbale. Tout le monde est différent, a différentes aptitudes, facilités et difficultés, différents background, et la vitesse peut aussi expliquer un oubli. Le respect, en revanche, n'est pas une option.
I am not from France so I don't know if they really enforce the French music on the radio but I wish we had something like that in Germany. We have so many German bands / singers but they almost only play English songs... Imagine 90 % of the music on American radio would be in a foreign language like French. And if an American band would like to sing in their native language they almost wouldn't have a chance to be played on radio. That's just sad.
The French film industry is still alive thanks to such protection laws. It is the only one that survives in Europe unfortunately. This is called "cultural exception" in France. It is a protection against the laws of the market. They are sometimes necessary, for the better. Long live diversity, in all areas
@@oskarrohde9172 The french film industry is targetting the french market, the cultural exception laws do save the french film industry. If french movies weren't distributed to french people, film makers wouldn't make movies. I don't get what's hard to understand. As far as international industry goes I'm sorry to break it down to you but Denmark isn't home to the Cannes Film Festival, the biggest European film festival (as well as being in the 5 biggest film festivals in the world). On an internationnal scale it's basically US > India > France, in that order. Your country is still great though so don't take offense please.
Americain: did WW2 joke French: it's crazy, we give theme liberty and that is how they thanks us... maybe next you must stay a british colony mdr. haha, i have liked your vidéo ;) two birds in confrontation one have is claw and other is proud
As French speaker. Our country is actually and currently the most successful military power in History which means we fought than any countries despite the defeats and the surrender June 1940 We French never give up and always fight our Motherland.
I wonder why the Americans only talk about France which surrendered in 1940 while Belgium, the Netherlands, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Greece, Romania, Yugoslavia also have to surrender to Hitler's army...... and why they never talk about the resistance forces all over Europe against german's army....... maybe because your school system is so bad to teach history.....and others disciplines to be fair......
@@Georgio1415 c'est également rare de trouver un américain qui connait la définition de pays, déjà qu'ils confondent états avec pays et qu'ils pensent que l'Europe est un pays....
hi, I am french juste a litel information the surender meme come frome the second irakian war in 2003. So all those who use this are agree with the fact that irak had massive destrucive wepon and agre with this war. after do as you wish. All of this is concsecences of diagree with the big USA and vote against them at the UN security conscil.
It's actually older, and the expression "cheese-eating surrender monkeys" comes from an old episode of the Simpsons. When I was 12 (1997), I went to the US whith my school and one of the american kids of the exchange was always teasing me, calling me a cheese-eating monkey. I was clueless about where that came from and only understood years after. But don't worry, this story has a twist: I started calling him "cheese monkey" all the time. It didn't make any sense, but his mom ended asking me to stop since he felt hurt. The irony.
@@cedricdafunk6080 Merci pour cette anecdote j'ai regarder l’expression et effectivement elle date de cette époque sans autre entecedant mais justement ils dissent que elle s'est populariser âpres 2003. Et justement cela ressemble bien aux américains d'utiliser la culture populaire pour transformer l'histoire réelle. Alors merci de me donner l'origine sotry du surender monkey qui as amener à la surender joke.
Bullshit alert ! : english words are not banned at all from french language ! The Académie Française (French language authority) actually put many new english words in the official dictionnary, that is updated continiously, and re-printed every year. Since its origins, french language has integrated many foreign words from : celtic, german, english, arabic, russian, italian, spanish, latin, greek, etc... languages. And many languages, english included, have integrated french words like : café, restaurant, hotel, rendez-vous, flirt.... Beware of stereotypes !!!
The parasite thing is either or joke or a delusion. The rules about french language are indeed enforced. Radios complained and from 40% french it became 35%. But yes, it is enforced. And it is nothing weird. You only feel it is weird because your native language is english. The guy in the video is right. We don't like the globalization of english anyway. I certainly don't, even though i learned it out of boredom. Better learn nice ones instead like Japanese or Russian
bon on se soucie pas vraiment de l'académie française par contre hein, personne ou presque les prends au sérieux, même dans le domaine de la culture, ils ont jamais accompli quoi que ce soit pour une élite de têtes pensantes.
@@Taalzen Je ne pense pas que ce soit tout mauvais. Déjà, leur simple existence tend à rendre clair le fait que la France veut protéger le français, et ce savoir se traduit de toutes sortes de façons au quotidien, si de façon inconsciente. J'ai réalisé ça il y a peu, en regardant des vidéos d'anglophones sur la France. Et qui plus est, je découvre un nouveau mot français importé en anglais chaque semaine. Il y a deux jours, c'était "protégé" (comme dans "le protégé de quelqu'un"). L'inverse n'est pas vrai. A vrai dire, ça me va bien comme ça. Je ne vois pas la nécessité pour une langue relativement maintenue et riche comme le français d'importer des sous extraits d'une langue de fauché linguistique, comme l'anglais. Maintenant, il est fort probable que cet appauvrissement de l'anglais (pourtant déjà pas bien profond de mon point de vue) soit le fait, d'une part d'une mondialisation de la langue qui s'appauvrit en essayant de devenir universelle, comme les daubes 'made in Hollywood' ces jours-ci, et d'autre part, d'une absence de vieux cons comme ceux de notre académie pour admonester les officiels qui ne maîtrisent pas leur langue. Je dis ça, je ne dis rien.
@@nox8730 La langue anglaise est bien plus riche et nuancée qu'il n'y paraît, mais elle le fait différemment du français. Il y a de multiples mots pour traduire la réverberation de la lumière, par exemple, ou la forme/l'émotion d'un sourire ou d'un regard, sa conjugaison est plus simple mais ses temporalités ne sont pas nécessairement moins riches, et elle use certes de peu de mots au quotidien à première vue, mais ils suffisent à exprimer un large éventail d'évènements, d'émotions, d'actions, de nuances. L'anglais n'est pas plus pauvre que le français, il exprime juste sa richesse différemment. Quant à l'Académie Française, je ne remettrais certainement pas le maintient de ma langue à des gens qui, non content d'être du siècle dernier, n'ont de lien avec le langage que de loin. Politiciens, littérateurs, écrivains... Où sont donc les linguistes, plus à même de comprendre et accompagner les mouvements de la langue ? En plus, ils ne comprennent pas la moitié de ce qu'ils cherchent à "franciser". Parler de "jeux vidéo de compétition" pour l'e-sport alors que ce ne sont ici pas les jeux vidéos qui sont en compétition mais bien les compétitions qui se font autour des jeux vidéos, c'est ne pas du tout savoir de quoi on parle, un comble quand on se targue d'avoir la pseudo autorité de réguler l'anglicisation de la langue française. L'e-sport n'est pas un "jeu vidéo de competition" mais bien le "domaine compétitif des jeux vidéos". Et parlons de "jeux vidéos en nuage" pour le "cloud gaming", qui se traduirait bien plus justement en "jeux vidéos accessibles via le cloud" ou "jeux vidéos accessibles par Internet" (sous-entendu sans installation sur ordinateur ou console). Et ceci rien que dans la dernière "lettre de recommendations" des "Académiciens". Une "masterclass" de mauvaises inetrprétations et traductions...
@@nox8730 Oh ! Et au passage, l'Académie Française n'a absolument aucun pouvoir sur la langue française. Ils sont juste là pour le décorum et l'arrogance...
@@shantyshin383 "jeux vidéos en nuage" Je ne la connaissais pas celle là... Non mais LOL ! Comme je le disais, ce n'est pas que du mauvais, mais il y a certes du mauvais, aussi :) Quant à l'anglais... J'en suis à tenter la lecture de romans en anglais. C'était quoi..? Il y a 10 jours, je suis tombé sur une expression anglaise à la fois efficace et amusante... Ah! C'était "good weather friends". On n'a pas de mot en français pour ça, pas que je sache. Mais eux construisent des mots un peu comme les japonais qui concatènent des éléments sur des radicaux. On différencie "l'ami" du "pote", tout au plus. Cette expression anglaise m'avait semblé tellement pertinente et aller tellement de soi qu'il m'arrive parfois de faire des Jean Claude Van Damne et de me servir d'expressions en anglais qui traduisent des idées ou concepts pour lesquels je ne peux trouver l'expression française qui convient. Mais, il y a 3 semaines, j'ai répondu à un post sur France Info en faisant un poème (qui vaut ce qu'il vaut), venu de lui-même. Il y a une rythmique et une sonorité en français (comme en espagnol d'ailleurs) qui permettent de décliner toutes sortes de pensées et d'émotions par le son ou la rime, chose que l'anglais ne me procure pas. L'anglais est efficace (généralement). Peut-être fais-tu allusion aux mots "shimmer", ou "glimmer" ou trucs du genre. Il y a parfois des options en effet, et parfois des solutions qui n'existent pas en français, comme je l'ai dit. Cependant, l'anglais, le vrai anglais, celui qui ne s'est pas appauvri du fait de son universalisation, s'il peut avoir des avantages, ne me parle juste pas. Ce n'est pas que je le déteste, ou je n'aurais jamais atteint mon niveau actuel chez moi, dans mon fauteuil, sans prof, sans correspondance, sans aller dans un pays qui le parle. Mais trop souvent, je me retrouve à marmonner, en lisant mes romans en anglais.. "mais quelle langue de merde l'anglais...". C'est pour ça que je dis en général que l'anglais est une langue efficace qui semble idéale pour concevoir des manuels de l'utilisateur. Maintenant, comme ils disent, "to each his own".
It's funny, but as French, I was even asking myself if it was "true" and intended sarcasm about the metric and the french way to work lol and I am of those only few French who work 60 to 75 hours a week (I am gendarme, a military man with police missions and duties), but I have vacations and won't abandon or even "surrender" them LOL :D
Hi guys,first of all adore you and thank you for reacting to the geography of France,a country I feel in love with.Indeed I visited this country for almost 1 month from north to south and from east to west and I was amazed by the diversity of landscapes,architecture,food.I have visited cities,each one more beautiful than the other,in particular Paris,which is just incredible,magnificent.For me,Paris is unique and it is for me the most beautiful city in the world,just like the Eiffel Tower which is for me the most beautiful monument tha exists.I understand better now why France is the world's leading tourist destination.Thank you to the French people for offering the Américans the Statue of Liberty as a sign of friendship.Thanks to you TriFate Geo you are the best,keep going!
The part about radios is kinda bullshit. There are quotas to have a certain percent of french music on the radio, but non-french music is also played during the day. Same for the pretended banned english words like E-mails ou week end. We all use these terms in France. The french Academia is made of old and senile men that doesn't control anything The part about hours of work is also complete bullshit. Most of french people are working 8-9 hours a day. People outside of our country are calling us lazy, but the thing that they don't know is that we maybe works less hours per day, but we don't have big breaks during the day, compared to others. We're not less productive, it has been proved many times. The apero is kind of a stereotype. It's a thing during vacations and week end, not on work period. No, most of workers are not taking naps during work... We eat and WE return to work, as everyrging. Some people are taking naps it's true, but it's during lunch, like a nap of 20-30 minutes, not more.
Man as a french..this video triggers me so much.. You got mixed up with Italian clichés, you made the worst "haann they surrender" joke where litteraly France is the mot successive country in the world in terms of battle. One war lost doesn't make you a weak country. US made this propaganda after we didnt go fight with you in Iraq for your false excuses (massive weapon there..) Well i have to dislike when my country is not respected like this.. Learn, culture up, then speak
@@guyvandurme7228 surement plus a sa France, l'ego n'est piqué que quand il y a un fond de vérité que l'on refuse d'admettre :p puisque leur language des main etais italien et que leur mots (genre le oui-oui) est inexistant en France (la plupart des Français de plus de 40ans n'on jamais entendu quelque dire oui-oui et n'aurais probablement aucune idée que le stéréotype existe), pour la baguette, je plaide coupable, même si je suis plutôt flute tbh
It is quite shitty that he's narrating toxoplasma 'cause it's been eraticated over a decades, nobody dies in France at that shit over the last two centuries.
Toxoplasmose is absolutely not eradicated ! But almost never lethal for adults 😅 We're just way more cautious about it with the unborn/newborn babies than we once were. But it is true that more than 30% of the population is infected. The major symptom is a great affection and proximity (or will of proximity) with cats.
It's true USA, everybody must to admet they never surrender during a war 🤣 Maybe just sometimes... IDK hmmm Cuba? Afghanistan ? Vietnam ? And how to forget the success in Irak ! A full victory with no consequences except freedom for peoples !
Les clichés existent partout ! Quand les Français essaient d'imiter un accent belge venu de nulle part en se croyant drôles, ils ne se rendent pas compte que ce pseudo accent n'existe nulle part, même pas à Bruxelles et ils se tournent donc en ridicule !
0:30 Welp, my French soul have seen enough cringe that it would ever see in my whole life, in ONE second. And you just have made an Italian trying to imitate a French. As a French, and speaking for every French, we are sorry to announce you that we do not accept you both in our cultural history and life. We are going to pass the offer to the Italians that are dear to my heart. *PS : Nice video though.
Hi, I'm French... I was about to say that your video is cool ... But I was nearest to start another war when you talk about surrender 😂😂 Except that great video I enjoyed it👍
Breton is not a "celtic based language". It's a celtic language on its own. Like any other celtic language. And is far more closer to Cornish than Welsh, and has nothing to do with Irish. Brittany is not a country, but still is a celtic nation, just as much as Wales, Scotland or Ireland. No wonder the InterCeltic festival is held in Lorient. Brittany has a vibrant and really interesting History. Mostly independant from France, or just part of it but with specifics... Until republic tried to kill anything proper from Brittany by making bretons ashame of their culture and trying to suppress its expressions. Still it survived.
@@thunderbolt8409 Ah mais sans problème. Parce que sinon en Normandie y'a vraiment rien, et on est pas des vaches. Et surtout parce que de toute façon tout le monde sait qu'il est breton quand même. 😘
@@killmelemmy2170 tout le monde sait qu'il est normand Mais ce n'est qu'une de nos merveilles du monde Entre le marais du Cotentin Les plages du débarquement Deauville que tout les parisiens nous envie avec son bord de mer chic Honfleur et son célèbre port Bayeux et sa tapisserie Lisieux et son pèlerinage qui attire toute l'Europe Le Havre reconstruite la ville modèle de Perret classé à l'UNESCO Le parc des boucles de la seine avec ses forêts et sa faune Les célèbres ruines de Jumièges Le centre ville de Rouen ou l'on trouve le gros horloge et son célèbre palais de justice et ses facades anciennes Caen et son charme de province Etretat et ses célèbres falaise ou même Netflix nous les sucent Et j'oublie encore pleins de trucs Non la Normandie c'est largement au dessus de la Bretagne Retourne élever des porcs vous pourrez peut-être faire de l'alcool avec les algues toxiques sur vos plage cet été
do you know that history doesn't start or finish at ww2 ? we fought and won wars for centuries even before the vikings landed in the americas, at the end it will take less than a line in our long long history.... the big advice i can do to you is , try to say to a french IRL face to face , he's surrendering or that kind of cr4p, then don't cry if you finish at the hospital internet thought guys
You know what I think about idiots who watch a video whose content they don't even know if it's true or not, take it for granted and comment? Sorry the answer is already in the question.
Not really angry french noises. "French surrender" is angry American noise because France refused to participate of the second Gulf war and believe the lies of the US government. They hate when we say "Bro, you wrong" and the history take truth to the France and Germany. American thinking what they want, the history writing the other story.
0:27 It is absolutely a French word but as always, you butchered it. 6:38 Okay, one of the most famous and most cliché songs there are about France and you don't know it, took note of that. 9:30 Lies. People really gotta quit the bullshit with frogs, snails and... Horse ? What the fuck ? Literally nobody eats that or at least certainly not on a daily basis. That only feels like a thing the fanciest restaurant would serve or if by miracle you find a way to prepare at home, that would only be for events like Christmas. NOTHING. MORE. 9:50 Also wrong. First time I hear talking about this. Not a thing doctors and health professionals here are worries about so this is a Geography Now Special information you're hearing there (and most likely false). Our meat is well-treated and controlled with labels and things so tape worms absolutely aren't as big of a problem as the video lets hear, not even close.
When the man sings it is a famous song here in France from Joe Dassin. translation : in the sun, in the rain, at noon or at midnight, there is everything you want on the champs élysées
*TriFate Geo* Hello, To understand the 40% of French songs imposed on the radios, we have to flash back to the 80s and the opening of the F.M. band to so-called “free” radios (non-State radios, private radios, therefore). Indeed, before 1981, radio and television in France (and in many European countries) were under state monopoly. The problem with all these new radio stations accessible to the French public at the time was that radio programming was open and unrestricted. And, these radios only broadcast Anglo-Saxon music, more than 80% sometimes even 100%! French artists have rightly begun to complain about this to the Ministry of Culture. Who, noticing this gap has indeed been obliged to legislate to force radio stations to let French artists express themselves and thus be able to make a career too. Without this law, many French artists, and huge stars wouldn't exist. Or, at the very least, would have remained unknown. In reality, in terms of cultural protectionism, the Anglo-Saxon criteria, including the Americans (they're the most protectionist of all), are much harsher and more restrictive than those imposed in France. Peace, folks.
Love your video. Just one thing, apart from ww2 really bad show of force (though the resistance movement was pretty big), throughout history we were very much badasses (not necessarily a great thing to boast about), but the napoleonic wars (7 wars with all Europe vs France) all won by France except the last bit due to the treason from the Russians. So, all in all, we know how to defend ourselves :p
0:45 Carrefour is a supermarket brand so this product is an affordable rip off, a "first price" product. Those brands are actually widely buy because they're cheaper and still good to eat (tho they may be less healthy)
Some additions to the GeographyNow! video: 1/ All regions don't produce wine. Only a few of them do, and there is no real competition between them. Of course, Bordeaux is the most famous city regarding wine, because it is surrounded by the best lands able to produce it. 2/ Enforcing these music quotas on the radio doesn't mean it's lame music though. We have all the imaginable music styles possible, depends on the radio. RadioClassic will play classic music, RTL2 will play more pop/rock music, etc... There's music for everyone. And if you don't want to listen to the radio, you can always stream music on your phone through Spotify, RUclips, Deezer, etc...
Which French regions do not produce wine, apart from Brittany, Normandy and the North? Champagne produces wine, Alsace too, and of course Burgundy. There is wine throughout the Loire Valley as well as that of the Rhone, the Jura produces yellow wine and the Alps wines such as Mondeuse or Apremont, Provence produces the famous Rosé de Provence, Languedoc is a great wine region, there is wine in Auvergne (St-Pourçain, for example), in Midi-Pyrénées, there are great wines such as Cahors, Gaillac, Fronton or Madiran and in the north of Bordeaux, there is Bergerac or Cognac (which is a locally produced wine brandy) or Pineau des Charentes. And even the Ile-de-France vineyard which had disappeared due to urbanization is being reborn! In reality, there are few regions that do not produce wine. Just because you know nothing about it doesn't mean you have to flaunt your ignorance!
@@mfcq4987 Bon frérot tu déformes complètement mon propos, et si c'était par simple but de rajouter des détails à l'information, ça irait encore, mais de chercher à me descendre gratos, ça je ne tolère pas.
@@AnarGusto Vous écrivez "peu" de régions produisent du vin pour démentir les propos de l'auteur de la vidéo alors qu'en fait, très peu n'en produisent pas. Il y a même une relance de la production vinicole en Normandie et en Picardie, le lycée d'Auray en Bretagne a lancé une formation aux métiers du vin en tablant sur le réchauffement climatique qui entraine les premières plantations de vignes à vin dans le Morbihan. Il n'y a plus que le nord Pas-de-Calais où le vin produit par des particuliers n'est pas encore commercialisé. Il fallait donc bien vous démentir ! (Et je ne suis pas votre frère, à ce que je sache).
You went to carrefour...omg 🤣🤣 I love your "french accent" at the begining . And well, yeah France "looks like France" 😂😂 Wathever other french here says, i really love your video and i'm happy that you made this video (and , of course, i'm french) PS: THERE'S VOLCANO IN MASSIF CENTRAL but nobody tells it 🥲
15:14 most countries have similar regulations 😂 Though I just find it funny that they're startled by this obligation of french music on radio in order to promote french culture in its borders; when these two nice lads, apparently, come from a country where most kids at school starts the day pledging on their flag 🤣🤣🤣
jobs were 39h/week, few years ago, law lowered it to 35h/week..... i did my job in 35h instead of 39...just more intensive, less breaks (coffee, else).
everything is true but the teapot just killing me haha I have never thought about that, even if I'm French haha. well done guy, well done. And hmm guys we are not many to eat snail or frog it's more for tourist attraction lol Buuuuuut the sauce is amazing.
That man was wrong about multiple things but one thing wasent said before : we dont care about religion here. We can even trash on it all we want. " la laicité" is born here anyways. Ppl wont even really call themself catholics
in France is 2 tipe of contract CDD - from 1 mont - 12 mont, and CDI is thill u wana change u job, and hoers /week is from 24h - 40h most of them is 35h working time /week
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oui exiger qu'on parle français et que la musique soit française fait partie du patriotisme nécessaire pour protéger notre culture, le globalisme américain à trop détruit de culture
La vidéo est bien, mais notre langue ne contient pas le honhonhon, mais notre patrie est très indépendante, nous produisons notre propre équipements et nous avons notre propre langue, qui, de nos jours reste a sauvegarder car les nouvelles générations parle avec beaucoup d'argo pour la plupart, et l'anglais prend une place dans notre pays, comme Email, Snapchat, Twitter, tout cela n'est pas français et il y a pas mal d'anglais
La blague sur les "Français qui se rendent"... Savez-vous que la France est le pays au monde qui a gagné le plus de batailles et de guerres dans l'Histoire, très loin devant les États-Unis ? Savez-vous que la France a gagné 70% des batailles et guerres significatives contre la grande-Bretagne ? C'est peut-être pour ça que vous aimez bien vous moquer, non ? Car nous savons bien que les États-Unis se sont fait virer du Vietnam comme des malpropres, et plus récemment de l'Afghanistan, d'Irak, etc. Nous savons aussi que ce ne sont pas les États-Unis qui ont gagné contre les Allemands, mais les Russes. Peut-être que les États-Unis ne se sont pas pressés de venir nous aider en 1914 (ils ne sont arrivas qu'en 1917 !) et pendant la Seconde guerre mondiale, parce qu'ils avaient peur... Quant aux Britanniques, que nous avons définitivement vaincus au 11ème siècle avec Guillaume le Conquérant, ils se sont lâchement cachés derrière la Manche...
Alors pensez-y, les amis, la prochaine fois que vous aurez envie de vous moquer des Français en disant qu'ils "se rendent". Vous êtes tout simplement jaloux et vous faites un petit complexe d'infériorité. 🤣😂😅
at the start you mixed french baguete with italian gesture
ok i cant stand up 2 more seconds, you are so annoying
21:00 dude... France is the country which win the highest number of war in history 😌
Because you fought African counties most of the time.. is not hard to win.
@@hyenalaughingmatter8103 a war is a war. Look how England struggled against Zoulou Kingdom or how America lose in Vietnam.
@@adamnabuchodonosor Vietnam is not weak... Zulu are not weak. But france Attack small weak nations I mean watch how many Africans can speak the French language now... try to beat a world major power without help I would say.
@@hyenalaughingmatter8103 People lies not number
@@adamnabuchodonosor History also lies. Its a big T club you know...
Those jokes about France being a surrendering country... given our long history, we've naturally won and lost quite a few battles. Europe has had more than its share of battlefields; now we have the European Union, which has at least achieved lasting peace among our nations.
Speaking of lost battles, the one fought by the Académie Française to ban English imports into French... sorry for the old beards but we do use imported words like "week end, blog, marketing" in modern day French. This is how languages evolve and stay alive, by incorporating foreign words. Many "real French" words have foreign origins, e.g. "amiral" comes from Arabic and this so typically French word, "bistro" (also sometimes written "bistrot") comes from Russian.
As for the music quotas, we also hear a lot of Anglo-saxon music on French radios. I don't know if the radios have chosen to disregard the law but I don't think they're 70 % French - I'd say 50 %.
As for this weird remark about the toxoplasma gondii, this is the first time I hear about that as a Frenchman. Maybe our bodies are used to it, but we have pretty strict quality and safety controls on food, and we are not any sicker than anybody else in the developed world. By the way, snails and frogs are actually not common food, they're occasional and rather expensive delicacies for those who like them - and not everybody does (especially the snails).
French old people of the académie française complain about english words coming to our language, but they don't know that 40% of the English comes from French because of a Normand King ?
@@asdded8578 Exactly. The Académie Française is the Jurassic Park of French culture, isolated from the real living world.
@@jfrancobelge Exactly i don't see english complaining about the word beef that comes from "boeuf" or when they say crème fraiche, apostrophe, attaché, "entreperneur" homage, or "sous-vide" etc etc
tu as raison le surrendering est méchant, on a perdu 6 guerres en 2000ans et si les USA sont indépendants, c'est grâce à la France mais ils plaisantent je pense.
Well I'm not sure but the joke of france surrounding come from when france refuse to give credit to USA for attacks irak (sorry I'm bad with English)
21:00 Guys France is the nation with the highest number of wars and battles won in human history🥲And first ZEE too, nice video anyway!
You fought most battles against African countrys tho.
@@hyenalaughingmatter8103 bro you do realise the colonial empire was a total of not even 500 years old and we litteraly fought england for 100 years straight no pause plus an other 7 years. add to that various conflict against italy and all variation of germany and prussian and other european country. and even then the colonial empire were not that much of a battle as france did not enslave people but bought already enslavec people from african who won against there enemy. if you want to make a statement make it right.
Where did you learn that bullshit ? Go back to school and learn about Alexander the Great for instance !
@@hyenalaughingmatter8103 but but a lot of africans are living in France and are french. Times have passed. When african countries were colonies the mass of french workers in France, included children, were dying because of the oppression of capitalists. They battled for social health care, vacation and hollidays and all what africans don't know about the french people. All the famillies in France can say they have suffered too but now the society have change. When you see the national football team you see some french people.
@@fabs8498 "but but a lot of africans are living in France and are french" I have to disagree with you. They are Africans and not French.
00:05 as a french, I had shivers of discomfort
I totally understand you :( 😅
The accent or cliche don't really bothers me, but are they doing the italian handsign? ^^
Same here 😭
You too ?
@@guifire9747 i fucking know right ??
The 6-7 hours of work isn't true. Most people works around 8-10 hours/day. It's just that we are suppose to work 35h/week and if you work more, you're paid 10%, 25%, or 50% more each hour after 35.
25% the first 10 hours of extra work and after that 50%
It depends of yours employers
I am French, I am supposed to work 40 hours/week and am not paid more if I work overtime.
8-10 hours including 30-60 minutes for lunch and 20 * 5 minutes for "la pause café" that's 6-7 hours
@@guigui0246 this is false, since the 35-hour law, breaks and lunch are no longer included in working hours, I work 8.5 hours on average per day but I am at work for almost 10 hours
That's funny that U.S. thinks that we are losers cause of wwII when Danemark lost it in two days, amercan soldiers were trained by french ones multiple times in history (especially for strategy and how to use planes), we told them to take the alps's crests (without that they would still knocking to alps doors), we helped usa for getting free from uk and we have the hardest commando train (the stage jaguar)
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Les anglo-saxons qui disent qu'ils savent pas dire un mot de français alors que 40% de leur langue et du français
😂😂😂
Apprends l’orthographe d’abord! Fais la différence entre une conjonction de coordination et un verbe!
@@polluxcastor193ha ouais ta du retard toi hein
@@polluxcastor193 Une mauvaise orthographe ne disqualifie pas un propos.
Et puisqu'on en est à bien écrire le français, il y a un espace avant et après les signes double (! ? ; : « ») en français, à l'inverse de l'anglais, où l'espace avant n'existe pas.
Et au passage, le point d'exclamation (!) figure une exclamation donc, en contexte, ici, une forme d'agression verbale.
Tout le monde est différent, a différentes aptitudes, facilités et difficultés, différents background, et la vitesse peut aussi expliquer un oubli. Le respect, en revanche, n'est pas une option.
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So in rectification France have the larger EEZ in the world :)
Nan 2eme les premiers sont les USA je crois mais on est quand meme tres bon
@@footballcommunity6977non la France et 1er depuis 3 ans 11600 mille km2 contre 11300 pour les américains 😉
I am not from France so I don't know if they really enforce the French music on the radio but I wish we had something like that in Germany. We have so many German bands / singers but they almost only play English songs...
Imagine 90 % of the music on American radio would be in a foreign language like French. And if an American band would like to sing in their native language they almost wouldn't have a chance to be played on radio. That's just sad.
The French film industry is still alive thanks to such protection laws. It is the only one that survives in Europe unfortunately.
This is called "cultural exception" in France. It is a protection against the laws of the market.
They are sometimes necessary, for the better.
Long live diversity, in all areas
@@oskarrohde9172 no lol
@@oskarrohde9172 The french film industry is targetting the french market, the cultural exception laws do save the french film industry. If french movies weren't distributed to french people, film makers wouldn't make movies. I don't get what's hard to understand.
As far as international industry goes I'm sorry to break it down to you but Denmark isn't home to the Cannes Film Festival, the biggest European film festival (as well as being in the 5 biggest film festivals in the world). On an internationnal scale it's basically US > India > France, in that order.
Your country is still great though so don't take offense please.
Of course : you have RAMMSTEIN !
Yes it is true ;)
Americain: did WW2 joke
French: it's crazy, we give theme liberty and that is how they thanks us... maybe next you must stay a british colony mdr.
haha, i have liked your vidéo ;)
two birds in confrontation one have is claw and other is proud
As French speaker. Our country is actually and currently the most successful military power in History which means we fought than any countries despite the defeats and the surrender June 1940
We French never give up and always fight our Motherland.
And when we see what they re doing of said liberty we might just take it back..
I wonder why the Americans only talk about France which surrendered in 1940 while Belgium, the Netherlands, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Greece, Romania, Yugoslavia also have to surrender to Hitler's army...... and why they never talk about the resistance forces all over Europe against german's army....... maybe because your school system is so bad to teach history.....and others disciplines to be fair......
Déjà c’est rare de trouver un américain qui connais un pays autres que les États-Unis 😅😂
@@Georgio1415 c'est également rare de trouver un américain qui connait la définition de pays, déjà qu'ils confondent états avec pays et qu'ils pensent que l'Europe est un pays....
@@dreamy106 complètement 😅😂
hi, I am french juste a litel information the surender meme come frome the second irakian war in 2003. So all those who use this are agree with the fact that irak had massive destrucive wepon and agre with this war. after do as you wish. All of this is concsecences of diagree with the big USA and vote against them at the UN security conscil.
It's actually older, and the expression "cheese-eating surrender monkeys" comes from an old episode of the Simpsons. When I was 12 (1997), I went to the US whith my school and one of the american kids of the exchange was always teasing me, calling me a cheese-eating monkey. I was clueless about where that came from and only understood years after. But don't worry, this story has a twist: I started calling him "cheese monkey" all the time. It didn't make any sense, but his mom ended asking me to stop since he felt hurt. The irony.
@@cedricdafunk6080 Merci pour cette anecdote j'ai regarder l’expression et effectivement elle date de cette époque sans autre entecedant mais justement ils dissent que elle s'est populariser âpres 2003. Et justement cela ressemble bien aux américains d'utiliser la culture populaire pour transformer l'histoire réelle. Alors merci de me donner l'origine sotry du surender monkey qui as amener à la surender joke.
0:07 😆 nooon ! 🤦⛔😱 Nous ne parlons pas avec les mains ( ✋) ce sont les italiens ( 🇮🇹 )
Euh... Ça dépend des régions 😅
@@syuveil78 Non. Nous ne parlons tout simplement pas avec les mains.
Bullshit alert ! : english words are not banned at all from french language !
The Académie Française (French language authority) actually put many
new english words in the official dictionnary, that is updated continiously,
and re-printed every year.
Since its origins, french language has integrated many foreign words from :
celtic, german, english, arabic, russian, italian, spanish, latin, greek, etc...
languages.
And many languages, english included, have integrated french words like :
café, restaurant, hotel, rendez-vous, flirt....
Beware of stereotypes !!!
The parasite thing is either or joke or a delusion.
The rules about french language are indeed enforced. Radios complained and from 40% french it became 35%. But yes, it is enforced. And it is nothing weird. You only feel it is weird because your native language is english. The guy in the video is right. We don't like the globalization of english anyway. I certainly don't, even though i learned it out of boredom. Better learn nice ones instead like Japanese or Russian
bon on se soucie pas vraiment de l'académie française par contre hein, personne ou presque les prends au sérieux, même dans le domaine de la culture, ils ont jamais accompli quoi que ce soit pour une élite de têtes pensantes.
@@Taalzen Je ne pense pas que ce soit tout mauvais. Déjà, leur simple existence tend à rendre clair le fait que la France veut protéger le français, et ce savoir se traduit de toutes sortes de façons au quotidien, si de façon inconsciente. J'ai réalisé ça il y a peu, en regardant des vidéos d'anglophones sur la France. Et qui plus est, je découvre un nouveau mot français importé en anglais chaque semaine. Il y a deux jours, c'était "protégé" (comme dans "le protégé de quelqu'un"). L'inverse n'est pas vrai. A vrai dire, ça me va bien comme ça. Je ne vois pas la nécessité pour une langue relativement maintenue et riche comme le français d'importer des sous extraits d'une langue de fauché linguistique, comme l'anglais. Maintenant, il est fort probable que cet appauvrissement de l'anglais (pourtant déjà pas bien profond de mon point de vue) soit le fait, d'une part d'une mondialisation de la langue qui s'appauvrit en essayant de devenir universelle, comme les daubes 'made in Hollywood' ces jours-ci, et d'autre part, d'une absence de vieux cons comme ceux de notre académie pour admonester les officiels qui ne maîtrisent pas leur langue. Je dis ça, je ne dis rien.
@@nox8730 La langue anglaise est bien plus riche et nuancée qu'il n'y paraît, mais elle le fait différemment du français. Il y a de multiples mots pour traduire la réverberation de la lumière, par exemple, ou la forme/l'émotion d'un sourire ou d'un regard, sa conjugaison est plus simple mais ses temporalités ne sont pas nécessairement moins riches, et elle use certes de peu de mots au quotidien à première vue, mais ils suffisent à exprimer un large éventail d'évènements, d'émotions, d'actions, de nuances.
L'anglais n'est pas plus pauvre que le français, il exprime juste sa richesse différemment.
Quant à l'Académie Française, je ne remettrais certainement pas le maintient de ma langue à des gens qui, non content d'être du siècle dernier, n'ont de lien avec le langage que de loin. Politiciens, littérateurs, écrivains... Où sont donc les linguistes, plus à même de comprendre et accompagner les mouvements de la langue ?
En plus, ils ne comprennent pas la moitié de ce qu'ils cherchent à "franciser". Parler de "jeux vidéo de compétition" pour l'e-sport alors que ce ne sont ici pas les jeux vidéos qui sont en compétition mais bien les compétitions qui se font autour des jeux vidéos, c'est ne pas du tout savoir de quoi on parle, un comble quand on se targue d'avoir la pseudo autorité de réguler l'anglicisation de la langue française. L'e-sport n'est pas un "jeu vidéo de competition" mais bien le "domaine compétitif des jeux vidéos".
Et parlons de "jeux vidéos en nuage" pour le "cloud gaming", qui se traduirait bien plus justement en "jeux vidéos accessibles via le cloud" ou "jeux vidéos accessibles par Internet" (sous-entendu sans installation sur ordinateur ou console).
Et ceci rien que dans la dernière "lettre de recommendations" des "Académiciens". Une "masterclass" de mauvaises inetrprétations et traductions...
@@nox8730 Oh ! Et au passage, l'Académie Française n'a absolument aucun pouvoir sur la langue française. Ils sont juste là pour le décorum et l'arrogance...
@@shantyshin383 "jeux vidéos en nuage"
Je ne la connaissais pas celle là... Non mais LOL ! Comme je le disais, ce n'est pas que du mauvais, mais il y a certes du mauvais, aussi :)
Quant à l'anglais... J'en suis à tenter la lecture de romans en anglais. C'était quoi..? Il y a 10 jours, je suis tombé sur une expression anglaise à la fois efficace et amusante...
Ah! C'était "good weather friends". On n'a pas de mot en français pour ça, pas que je sache. Mais eux construisent des mots un peu comme les japonais qui concatènent des éléments sur des radicaux. On différencie "l'ami" du "pote", tout au plus. Cette expression anglaise m'avait semblé tellement pertinente et aller tellement de soi qu'il m'arrive parfois de faire des Jean Claude Van Damne et de me servir d'expressions en anglais qui traduisent des idées ou concepts pour lesquels je ne peux trouver l'expression française qui convient.
Mais, il y a 3 semaines, j'ai répondu à un post sur France Info en faisant un poème (qui vaut ce qu'il vaut), venu de lui-même. Il y a une rythmique et une sonorité en français (comme en espagnol d'ailleurs) qui permettent de décliner toutes sortes de pensées et d'émotions par le son ou la rime, chose que l'anglais ne me procure pas. L'anglais est efficace (généralement). Peut-être fais-tu allusion aux mots "shimmer", ou "glimmer" ou trucs du genre. Il y a parfois des options en effet, et parfois des solutions qui n'existent pas en français, comme je l'ai dit. Cependant, l'anglais, le vrai anglais, celui qui ne s'est pas appauvri du fait de son universalisation, s'il peut avoir des avantages, ne me parle juste pas. Ce n'est pas que je le déteste, ou je n'aurais jamais atteint mon niveau actuel chez moi, dans mon fauteuil, sans prof, sans correspondance, sans aller dans un pays qui le parle. Mais trop souvent, je me retrouve à marmonner, en lisant mes romans en anglais.. "mais quelle langue de merde l'anglais...". C'est pour ça que je dis en général que l'anglais est une langue efficace qui semble idéale pour concevoir des manuels de l'utilisateur.
Maintenant, comme ils disent, "to each his own".
It's funny, but as French, I was even asking myself if it was "true" and intended sarcasm about the metric and the french way to work lol and I am of those only few French who work 60 to 75 hours a week (I am gendarme, a military man with police missions and duties), but I have vacations and won't abandon or even "surrender" them LOL :D
Guys, speacking with the hands is Italian ..
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The part about radios is kinda bullshit. There are quotas to have a certain percent of french music on the radio, but non-french music is also played during the day.
Same for the pretended banned english words like E-mails ou week end. We all use these terms in France. The french Academia is made of old and senile men that doesn't control anything
The part about hours of work is also complete bullshit. Most of french people are working 8-9 hours a day.
People outside of our country are calling us lazy, but the thing that they don't know is that we maybe works less hours per day, but we don't have big breaks during the day, compared to others. We're not less productive, it has been proved many times.
The apero is kind of a stereotype. It's a thing during vacations and week end, not on work period.
No, most of workers are not taking naps during work... We eat and WE return to work, as everyrging. Some people are taking naps it's true, but it's during lunch, like a nap of 20-30 minutes, not more.
The 2003 veto to the Irak war and its "revenge" jokes. Who surrendered in Vietnam and Somalia? Oh I'm just joking.😀
Man as a french..this video triggers me so much.. You got mixed up with Italian clichés, you made the worst "haann they surrender" joke where litteraly France is the mot successive country in the world in terms of battle.
One war lost doesn't make you a weak country. US made this propaganda after we didnt go fight with you in Iraq for your false excuses (massive weapon there..)
Well i have to dislike when my country is not respected like this.. Learn, culture up, then speak
21:00 say this in France and i swear that you are gonna be on life support
12:50 I dont know where he get that statistic in France ethnic statistics are prohibited
j'ai mal a ma France 0:04
Ou à ton égo ?
@@guyvandurme7228 surement plus a sa France, l'ego n'est piqué que quand il y a un fond de vérité que l'on refuse d'admettre :p
puisque leur language des main etais italien et que leur mots (genre le oui-oui) est inexistant en France (la plupart des Français de plus de 40ans n'on jamais entendu quelque dire oui-oui et n'aurais probablement aucune idée que le stéréotype existe), pour la baguette, je plaide coupable, même si je suis plutôt flute tbh
The narrators accent is atrocious, this guy don't know French. He sounds German lol
true 🤣🤣
surrender joke, really ? :p France still holds the record for most military victories haha
It is quite shitty that he's narrating toxoplasma 'cause it's been eraticated over a decades, nobody dies in France at that shit over the last two centuries.
Toxoplasmose is absolutely not eradicated ! But almost never lethal for adults 😅
We're just way more cautious about it with the unborn/newborn babies than we once were.
But it is true that more than 30% of the population is infected. The major symptom is a great affection and proximity (or will of proximity) with cats.
Jacques Brel is from Belgium.
It's true USA, everybody must to admet they never surrender during a war 🤣
Maybe just sometimes... IDK hmmm Cuba? Afghanistan ? Vietnam ?
And how to forget the success in Irak ! A full victory with no consequences except freedom for peoples !
ils font des signes clichés italien en pensant que c'est français en début de vidéo on voit déjà que c'est des américains
Les clichés existent partout ! Quand les Français essaient d'imiter un accent belge venu de nulle part en se croyant drôles, ils ne se rendent pas compte que ce pseudo accent n'existe nulle part, même pas à Bruxelles et ils se tournent donc en ridicule !
@@guyvandurme7228 bien sur que si, les belges ont un accent et on les aiment pour ça ;)
@@TheWasty56 pas un accent, il y en a des dizaines....
En même temps, en France, nous avons tendance à penser (à savoir) que les États-Uniens sont incultes. Ce qu'ils viennent de démontrer.
0:30 Welp, my French soul have seen enough cringe that it would ever see in my whole life, in ONE second. And you just have made an Italian trying to imitate a French.
As a French, and speaking for every French, we are sorry to announce you that we do not accept you both in our cultural history and life. We are going to pass the offer to the Italians that are dear to my heart.
*PS : Nice video though.
Hi, I'm French...
I was about to say that your video is cool ...
But I was nearest to start another war when you talk about surrender 😂😂
Except that great video I enjoyed it👍
Just remember them that Vietnam was a part of the Empire.
How long did US military stayed there ?
6:35 It is a famous 70's French song by one of their greatest singer Joe Dassin called Les Champs Élisée.
Hoe Dassin , great singer ? are you kidding ? You meant famous ?
By the way, Joe Dassin was Canadian...
Breton is not a "celtic based language".
It's a celtic language on its own. Like any other celtic language. And is far more closer to Cornish than Welsh, and has nothing to do with Irish. Brittany is not a country, but still is a celtic nation, just as much as Wales, Scotland or Ireland. No wonder the InterCeltic festival is held in Lorient.
Brittany has a vibrant and really interesting History. Mostly independant from France, or just part of it but with specifics... Until republic tried to kill anything proper from Brittany by making bretons ashame of their culture and trying to suppress its expressions. Still it survived.
Sincèrement, j'aimerais que vous deveniez indépendants, juste pour que vous arrêtiez de nous faire chier mdr
@@Éga_Fr Je crois qu'on a pas vraiment envie. On préfère continuer à vous faire chier ^^
ouais mais le mont saint michel reste normand dsl
@@thunderbolt8409 Ah mais sans problème. Parce que sinon en Normandie y'a vraiment rien, et on est pas des vaches. Et surtout parce que de toute façon tout le monde sait qu'il est breton quand même. 😘
@@killmelemmy2170 tout le monde sait qu'il est normand
Mais ce n'est qu'une de nos merveilles du monde
Entre le marais du Cotentin
Les plages du débarquement
Deauville que tout les parisiens nous envie avec son bord de mer chic
Honfleur et son célèbre port
Bayeux et sa tapisserie
Lisieux et son pèlerinage qui attire toute l'Europe
Le Havre reconstruite la ville modèle de Perret classé à l'UNESCO
Le parc des boucles de la seine avec ses forêts et sa faune
Les célèbres ruines de Jumièges
Le centre ville de Rouen ou l'on trouve le gros horloge et son célèbre palais de justice et ses facades anciennes
Caen et son charme de province
Etretat et ses célèbres falaise ou même Netflix nous les sucent
Et j'oublie encore pleins de trucs
Non la Normandie c'est largement au dessus de la Bretagne
Retourne élever des porcs vous pourrez peut-être faire de l'alcool avec les algues toxiques sur vos plage cet été
the thing with the hands when we spak, is not French... actually, it is more Italian way hehe
vive la France et notre cuisine !
do you know that history doesn't start or finish at ww2 ? we fought and won wars for centuries even before the vikings landed in the americas, at the end it will take less than a line in our long long history.... the big advice i can do to you is , try to say to a french IRL face to face , he's surrendering or that kind of cr4p, then don't cry if you finish at the hospital internet thought guys
It looks like it, like Germany is apparently your best friend now XD
You know what I think about idiots who watch a video whose content they don't even know if it's true or not, take it for granted and comment? Sorry the answer is already in the question.
0:10 dont worry i apreciate the joke
"french people are panties because they surrender"
*angry french noises*
Not really angry french noises. "French surrender" is angry American noise because France refused to participate of the second Gulf war and believe the lies of the US government. They hate when we say "Bro, you wrong" and the history take truth to the France and Germany.
American thinking what they want, the history writing the other story.
this start was the less french thing i ever saw.....
Germany to France : 6 week to surrend !
Napoléon to Germany: 19 days to surrend !
PS : don't forgot America lose against Canada in 1812 !
c'est les italiens qui parlent avec les mains, pas les français !
The way of speaking with the hands is italien 😉
0:27 It is absolutely a French word but as always, you butchered it.
6:38 Okay, one of the most famous and most cliché songs there are about France and you don't know it, took note of that.
9:30 Lies. People really gotta quit the bullshit with frogs, snails and... Horse ? What the fuck ? Literally nobody eats that or at least certainly not on a daily basis. That only feels like a thing the fanciest restaurant would serve or if by miracle you find a way to prepare at home, that would only be for events like Christmas. NOTHING. MORE.
9:50 Also wrong. First time I hear talking about this. Not a thing doctors and health professionals here are worries about so this is a Geography Now Special information you're hearing there (and most likely false). Our meat is well-treated and controlled with labels and things so tape worms absolutely aren't as big of a problem as the video lets hear, not even close.
Little rectification: Jacques Brel was Belgian
Protesting is in our blood since Revolution !
When the man sings it is a famous song here in France from Joe Dassin. translation : in the sun, in the rain, at noon or at midnight, there is everything you want on the champs élysées
0:05 Don't be sorry. You've just humiliated yourself by proving you can't tell a Frenchman from an Italian. 😐
Sorry guys, but the hand gestures are Italian, not French.
6:00 Not to be confused with the Nintendo Virtual Boy, which, according to James Rolfe, looks like a pair of eyeballs on legs.
*TriFate Geo* Hello,
To understand the 40% of French songs imposed on the radios, we have to flash back to the 80s and the opening of the F.M. band to so-called “free” radios (non-State radios, private radios, therefore).
Indeed, before 1981, radio and television in France (and in many European countries) were under state monopoly.
The problem with all these new radio stations accessible to the French public at the time was that radio programming was open and unrestricted. And, these radios only broadcast Anglo-Saxon music, more than 80% sometimes even 100%!
French artists have rightly begun to complain about this to the Ministry of Culture. Who, noticing this gap has indeed been obliged to legislate to force radio stations to let French artists express themselves and thus be able to make a career too.
Without this law, many French artists, and huge stars wouldn't exist. Or, at the very least, would have remained unknown.
In reality, in terms of cultural protectionism, the Anglo-Saxon criteria, including the Americans (they're the most protectionist of all), are much harsher and more restrictive than those imposed in France.
Peace, folks.
Just an advice... NEVER say that french are surrenders....
Love your video. Just one thing, apart from ww2 really bad show of force (though the resistance movement was pretty big), throughout history we were very much badasses (not necessarily a great thing to boast about), but the napoleonic wars (7 wars with all Europe vs France) all won by France except the last bit due to the treason from the Russians. So, all in all, we know how to defend ourselves :p
"Pas mal nan ? C'est Francais"
ATTENTION !!!!!!! This video is full of errors.
Martinique is no more a french department but a Territorial collectivity since 8 years.
0:45 Carrefour is a supermarket brand so this product is an affordable rip off, a "first price" product. Those brands are actually widely buy because they're cheaper and still good to eat (tho they may be less healthy)
Some additions to the GeographyNow! video:
1/ All regions don't produce wine. Only a few of them do, and there is no real competition between them. Of course, Bordeaux is the most famous city regarding wine, because it is surrounded by the best lands able to produce it.
2/ Enforcing these music quotas on the radio doesn't mean it's lame music though. We have all the imaginable music styles possible, depends on the radio. RadioClassic will play classic music, RTL2 will play more pop/rock music, etc... There's music for everyone. And if you don't want to listen to the radio, you can always stream music on your phone through Spotify, RUclips, Deezer, etc...
Which French regions do not produce wine, apart from Brittany, Normandy and the North? Champagne produces wine, Alsace too, and of course Burgundy. There is wine throughout the Loire Valley as well as that of the Rhone, the Jura produces yellow wine and the Alps wines such as Mondeuse or Apremont, Provence produces the famous Rosé de Provence, Languedoc is a great wine region, there is wine in Auvergne (St-Pourçain, for example), in Midi-Pyrénées, there are great wines such as Cahors, Gaillac, Fronton or Madiran and in the north of Bordeaux, there is Bergerac or Cognac (which is a locally produced wine brandy) or Pineau des Charentes. And even the Ile-de-France vineyard which had disappeared due to urbanization is being reborn!
In reality, there are few regions that do not produce wine. Just because you know nothing about it doesn't mean you have to flaunt your ignorance!
@@mfcq4987 Bon frérot tu déformes complètement mon propos, et si c'était par simple but de rajouter des détails à l'information, ça irait encore, mais de chercher à me descendre gratos, ça je ne tolère pas.
@@AnarGusto Vous écrivez "peu" de régions produisent du vin pour démentir les propos de l'auteur de la vidéo alors qu'en fait, très peu n'en produisent pas. Il y a même une relance de la production vinicole en Normandie et en Picardie, le lycée d'Auray en Bretagne a lancé une formation aux métiers du vin en tablant sur le réchauffement climatique qui entraine les premières plantations de vignes à vin dans le Morbihan. Il n'y a plus que le nord Pas-de-Calais où le vin produit par des particuliers n'est pas encore commercialisé.
Il fallait donc bien vous démentir !
(Et je ne suis pas votre frère, à ce que je sache).
I am french and we often say France is not just Paris....there are many marvelous things outside the Capital 😂.
Nice video! You should react to Geography now Spain🇪🇦😎
You went to carrefour...omg 🤣🤣 I love your "french accent" at the begining . And well, yeah France "looks like France" 😂😂 Wathever other french here says, i really love your video and i'm happy that you made this video (and , of course, i'm french) PS: THERE'S VOLCANO IN MASSIF CENTRAL but nobody tells it 🥲
The hand gesture is italian, not French. Also the Mini Pizza are quite successful in France, people like them
15:14 most countries have similar regulations 😂
Though I just find it funny that they're startled by this obligation of french music on radio in order to promote french culture in its borders; when these two nice lads, apparently, come from a country where most kids at school starts the day pledging on their flag 🤣🤣🤣
22:24 Sorry dude, but I don't understand anything... c'est bien d'avoir essayé au moins !
very funny video! From France
but when they are talking in french, I understand nothing!
00:10 i didn't know that we were Italian in France 👀..... 😂
0:19 that sounds italian accent french
In the name of Carrefour I accept you as citizens of our Great Republic
Jacques Brel is Belgian
The longest border of France with another country is with Brazil !
French rap > US Rap
hi from Paris :))
Hi :) Love Paris!
Notre Dame de Paris will reopen on December 8 🥳
Ha yes thats me
About the surrender part at least we have the balls to confront russia
Oh and what about vietnam. You didnt have the balls to pull out the bomb
😂😂we don t speak with hands, Italians do 😉 I ignored Carrefour was exported !
the thing about 6/7 hours works per day is false, most are working more like 8/9
0:05, this sounds rather Italian to my ears.
jobs were 39h/week, few years ago, law lowered it to 35h/week..... i did my job in 35h instead of 39...just more intensive, less breaks (coffee, else).
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Im not even french and this video annoyed me 💀
everything is true but the teapot just killing me haha I have never thought about that, even if I'm French haha. well done guy, well done. And hmm guys we are not many to eat snail or frog it's more for tourist attraction lol Buuuuuut the sauce is amazing.
Si si bcp de français mange des escargots surtout à noel
hello i'am from Indonesian, i hope you can react isyana Sarasvati - unlock the key / il sogno. a mix of opera and progressive metal. it was incredible
0:11 it was expected
19:28 that is if you have contributed all your 168 quarters ( 42 years ).
Kiss from France guys 🥰
0:46 the French eat it as an aperitif
16:50 what the fuck is a kilometre 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
I'm French and I don't mind people making jokes about us, we do the same thing
Love the intro 😂😂😂 funny guys
That man was wrong about multiple things but one thing wasent said before : we dont care about religion here. We can even trash on it all we want. " la laicité" is born here anyways. Ppl wont even really call themself catholics
Look the résistance french and révolution is amazing story
After People of résistance
Nice and funny review 👍
Yeah I'm french, 3 seconds in the video, and your doing Italian hand gesture and Italian accent >.
in France is 2 tipe of contract CDD - from 1 mont - 12 mont, and CDI is thill u wana change u job, and hoers /week is from 24h - 40h most of them is 35h working time /week
0.08...italian imitation. Oups :)
In history UK has always been the allied of the 2nd weakest continental military power to avoid the first to dominate.
Jacques Brel was Belgian though. Nice video
21:09 Not much better for you guys after what your country did during Vietnam War ;)
Your Georgian ( Caucasus ) ???