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Salut ! Today, a very practical and down-to-Earth topic: How to buy make-up in France! When in France, you may want to buy some make-up to bring back home to your best friend or just for you. And trust me, when you enter a shop
Salut ! In France, bread is sacred. French people buy their daily baguette from their favorite boulangerie (not ANY boulangerie). And cutting bread and sharing it is FULL of unwritten cultural rules. What are these precise bread rules? This is what I’ll show you today.
Coucou ! Toasting in all countries is full of customs and superstitions. It’s a tradition that goes back to the Middle Ages and probably beyond. And still now, it’s always a ritual. How to make a toast in France, what to do, what to say?
Salut ! When in France, you’ll not only find plenty of museums to visit and cafes where you can spend an afternoon, but cinemas where you can relax and watch a movie. This is what we’ll see in today’s episode of Comme une Française TV.
Bonjour ! Have you ever been sick in a foreign country? Yes? Me too! And I remember very well how embarrassing it was to explain my symptoms to the pharmacist. You know what I’m talking about… The symptoms you don’t want the 10 people in
Salut, As you’ve been interested in French for a while, you know how important food is to French people. And not only what we cook and eat. But also plates, tablecloth and… meal times! Try to have lunch at 4PM and you’ll grab the strictness
What French habits overwhelm and even scare non-French people? Find out here…
Coucou ! In France, this Sunday, it’s Mother’s Day! It may be different in your country but here we celebrate Mother’s day on the last Sunday in May. What about celebrating your mum TWICE this year? She’ll love to receive a « happy mother’s day » in
Bonjour ! While living in England, I discovered how gestures are important. Mainly by making mistakes. A language is not only words but also gestures and facial expressions. And a gesture is usually understood on its own. People get it straight away. So if you
Salut ! Lateness in France: This is SO cultural I wanted to make a whole video on it. 🙂 We’ll explore a Annika’s story. She decided to be right on time at a French dinner and her hosts were still in the shower! You’ll also
