Flirting in France? Things To Know & Top "Pick Up" Lines!
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
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Salut everyone! I’m back with more French love and French romance content in the month of February! This week’s videos is all about flirting in France. It’s quite the stereotype that the French are romantic and they know how to seduce. I wouldn’t disagree, but did you know that the French are huge flirts? Not just the French that are single and young, but ALL the French? Flirting in France is age inclusive and also just playful. It doesn’t always mean something serious... Come discover more cultural differences and culture shocks about flirting in France in this week’s video! Hope you enjoy and learn a little more about dating and romance in France!
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Happy Valentines/Galentines/Love yourself Day! Flirting and Dating in France is an art form and I'm not going to lie, I haven't exactly mastered it! I remember the first time I kissed a guy I liked in France during a night out. At the end of the night, everyone was saying goodnight and so I wasn't going to like smack one on his lips in front of everyone again (it's not like we were dating right!) so I just gave him a bises and left. Little did I know that I had basically snubbed him and I was indicating by that bises that I wasn't really into him :/ lol #culturaldifferences. What are some embarrassing flirting/dating stories you guys have?!
Bonjour Kate,
Ha oui, j'attend avec impatience la prochaine vidéo concernant tous les petits mots un peu "chauds" ou "sexy" qu'on emploie dans le flirt. Tes vidéos sur le sujet sont toujours très drôles. ☺
Je note au passage que tu deviens de plus en "Française" dans ta façon de t'exprimer, le ton que tu emploies (tu parles moins forts et de manière moins superficielle que dans tes premières vidéos). On te sent à la fois plus sûre de toi, plus à l'aise avec les sujets habituellement très "tabous" aux yeux des anglo-saxons.
Effectivement en France, même entre collègues de travail, une fois qu'on se connait bien, sans même se fréquenter en dehors du travail, on peut avoir parfois des conversations sur le sexe qui peuvent même être assez "crues", et ce même en groupe entre hommes et femmes.
Maintenant, il y a beaucoup moins d'alcool servie dans les réunions festives de travail (pots de fin ou de début d'année, départ à la retraite, anniversaires, Catherinettes, etc.).
Mais jusqu'à la fin des années 90, il n'était pas rare que ce type de soirées ou d'après-midi "libres" soient très arrosées et que ça "flirte" pas mal entre collègues (le plus souvent, c'était plutôt superficiel et léger, rien de vraiment sérieux, plus un jeu qu'autre chose) !
Mais on est entré de plein fouet dans la "mondialisation" avec les années 2000. Et c'est maintenant le modèle anglo-saxon qui s'est imposé avec le "tout politiquement correct". Il ne serait d'ailleurs pas étonnant qu'en France, on finisse par voir fleurir des ascenseurs réservés aux femmes dans les entreprises et ce genre de délires paranos qui poussent à la ségrégation, au total sans contacts.
Bonne journée.
En tant que gothique et métalleux, dans les bars métal et goth en France, c'est assez fréquent de voir les nanas (ou les mecs) qui s'intéressent a toi en tant que garçon à long cheveux, te dire "Wow sympa ta crinère je te tresserais bien les cheveux" ...
Effectivement ça met les pieds carrément dans le plat mais au moins le message est clair.
I adore the flirty culture here, particularly because it spans all ages. The one that always sticks in my mind was simply stopping my car at a cross walk for an (older) gentleman to cross, and indicating for him to do so. Mid-way he paused, turned towards me doffed his cap and gave me a wink. My returning smile was spontaneous and huge. A tiny moment that put a smile in my day.
I love this! That man sounds like a charmer and I would get a big smile on my face, too.
My US culture bias is screaming loudly-to me that is sort of creepy.
@@lijohnyoutube101 I don't understand how that can be creepy. Having a nice interaction with someone you don't know is just - nice. I love walking in my village. We say hello to each other, whether we know each other or not. Sometimes there is a chat. Sometimes a flirty chat. That's all it is. Just - nice.
@@heatherriley3963 It didn't hurt that he was also a very good looking gentleman, and very dapper. :-)
I wish more older, dapper gentlemen would doff their caps. So charming and genteel - a fleeting gesture but one that leaves a big impact!
As a French person, I totally agree with all this video. If a guy asked me one of those questions (except maybe the smocking part, cause i don't smock and none of my friends either), i would totally understand that he is interested ! On the other hand, all the phrases that are more direct (for example : "you're so beautiful") would seem almost kind of vulgar if it's said to a person you haven't known for a long time. Too straightforward.
I enjoy the subtle flirting of the French. I dated a couple of French guys in the past but I ended up with an other major flirtatious culture : an Argentinian!
Singing Jacques Brel softly as I am cooking her dinner is in large part responsible for my midwestern wife having stuck with me for 21 years- or at least for her to continue ignoring all the maddening French and Alsatian idiosyncrasies that come with being married to me. 🧑🍳🎤
I am french and I live in the UK . I have to say that the flirt culture is way more sophisticated in France.
I completely agree. French guys in particular are very flirty, and I personally like it! They really know how to cater to someone they’re interested in and I like that..
The fact that the people smoking outside a bar is actually the heart of France social life (wether it is friendship, professional networking or love relationship) is so true ahah 😂 I mean at least in Paris.
So simple but so…mmm! Thanks, much love!
From the USA. WHERE AARE YOU? YOU DISAPPEARED 11months ago. Why? Love to see a new video.
I would like it if you made a part 2 with all the other phrases you didn’t include in this video
Form a language point of view, "avoir un flirt avec quelqu'un", seems like it should translate as "to flirt with someone". However, it's a little closer to saying you are having a fling with someone (UK). So if you use the term "flirt" in French, you're kind of suggesting something a little more than in English.
I’m terrible at regular old American flirting so I’m not even gonna try and mess with foreign language/French flirting lol.
But about the “flirting is done with everyone” thing, that seems like an easy way to embarrass yourself because you never know if the attempt is real or just for fun on their part? How do you know then if it’s not just a habit and is actual interest? Especially if they don’t do dating there? (At least that’s what another video said) Had no idea how big of culture difference there was in this 😂
Most of the time you can just tell. Like you can most of the time tell if someone simply wants to befriend you. And often times nothing is meant from it. It's a simple chance to show your appreciation of the other person - maybe their look, their wit, their intelligence.
But as Kate pointed out in her pinned comment, sometimes you just get it wrong. :-)
It is an habit on a regular basis if we have a nice word to someone else like « oh, this jacket is good on you » it become an interest if other flirting sentences are told during the next hours or days or so
Well, It really depends on the context. Don't use your phrases in all circumstances with a French woman, otherwise she might send you packing.
As far as I'm concerned, with a girl I don't know at all, I always start by introducing myself.
I live in the US and my personality did not translate from college well to the adult world for this reason. I am a flirty guy, I have no interest in cheating on my wife and family. Like at all. But I love to joke around but the jokes and the kidding did not translate at all into adult world in the US. Not at all. I should ad that I am not lecherous/obscene or vulgar. I don't even swear, smoke or like bars. I loved high school and college because it was so easy to kid around.
Totally need these phrases for fun with my French fiance , thank you!
Yes! Good way to practice where you are sure to score hahaha!
Personally I find that it's best to talk to the French in English at first even if you're fluent in French! Then once you know them ditch the English and do it in French!
I always found it wasier to speak french on nights out because a bit of drinking and i felt way more comfortable!
@@UnintentionallyFrenchified And they're too drunk to notice any errors you might make too haha! I think it's better to make errors actually - It's a nice way to laugh about a few things! Make them on purpose too at times haha!
tout dépends des tranches d'âges , généralement les 20 - 40 ans parlent anglais la tranche d'âge au-dessus , l'anglais est plus rare . Bon , quand on est dans un pays , dont on maîtrise la langue , il est de bon ton d'employer la langue du pays . Si vous êtes en Allemagne , vous vous débrouillez dans la langue de Goethe , en tant que français pas trop bête ; die Damen werden nicht unempfindlich bleiben ? il en est de même aux Etats-Unis ? bon sur ce sujet , je vous parle d'un temps passer et lointain ! en 2023 nous allons fêtés nos 50 ans de mariage
@@ybreton6593 Ouais exactement ! Moi j'en ai même pas 30 ans donc je parle plutôt des personnes de 20-30 ans! Et vraiment incroyable que vous allez fêter 50 ans ensemble l'année prochaine ! Moi aussi j'espère d'avoir quelquechose magnifique comme ça !
Chouette. Contenu original.
Hey ! 30 k subs !!
Please don’t be offended, but I’ve noticed some English mispronunciations in your videos. One in particular is very noticeable: The word “especially” is not pronounced “ek-specially.” There’s no k sound. It’s pronounced just the way it’s spelled. “Etcetera” also has no k sound. It also is pronounced just the way it’s spelled.
Your makeup is so nice in this video 🙂!
"je te dore" is what you say to your slice of bread in the toaster 😉?
like the video
Thanks!
I would never flirt in the US. Too much afraid being sued.
Alle these advies makes you Mr, nice guy and nice guy finished Last,........