#french life

[mesmemos]

a normal a$$ week in my life living in paris, france

[jonnybigoud68]

What the hell....

Je suis un fan de manga et anime , je viens de regarder l'épisode 11 de la saison 3 de demon slayer et je n'ai jamais ressenti autant de sentiment différents en 1 épisode , colère-tristesse( j'ai pleuré comme un bébé)-joie et étonnement mélangés-rire

Incroyable épisode qui annonce une saison 4 de folie, pourquoi faut il que je regarde des animes pour ressentir tous ces sentiments alors qu'en dehors je suis plutôt une coquille sans sentiments qui ce cache sous un masque où je fais croire que tout va bien.

[frenchcrow]

I love my village

I love how my younger sister can spend her entire day with her friends out there on their bikes without us getting worried

I love how when I see someone in the streets I can wave and say "Hello [name]!" and they'll always answer "Hi Eden, how are you?"

I love how I can just take my bike and go if i want to, without my parents being worried that I'll get run over

I love the fact that there are many farms and we get to see the cows and sheep and chickens

I love how my grandma has a garden big enough so that she can garden, something she loves doing

I love how if there is a problem in our farm, the other farmers will always be there to help, even if a rogue cow escaped in the middle of the night

I love how you can go outside and hear nothing except for the birds and the occasional cow

I love when my family gossips about little things that this person did or how that person didn't say hello

I love taking the bus with only people I know

I love how my parents best friends live a 5 minutes walk away and how their kids are my sister's best friends

I love how every weekend they will ring our doorbell and ask "Can [sister's name] go play with us?"

I love how I can just walk to my grandma's house whenever I want to visit her

I love how in harvest season, my dad will take my sister and I with him to give him company

I love how I grew up in proximity with animals which made me aware of how to treat them correctly

I love how every farmer love their animals and treats them with respect

I love how there is a hidden path that you can walk through, that lets you see horses and makes you feel serene and peaceful

I just love my village

[francetaste]

In Search of Lost Time

One way to find a meaningful souvenir while traveling is also an excellent way to uncover the soul of a city–figure out something you love to do, and then track down the little shops that might stock something relevant to that passion. Or something you will use in daily life, passion or not. Cooking-related stuff is good that way–most people cook and everybody eats, and it’s nice to think of…

[utk42]

観光地でなくても街に花を飾る文化

Un coin de la rue

[rougesoldat]

Also: French wines - Yay or Nay?

i don't drink alcohol and i don't like the wine.

But the wine is a monument in France. We have an event of call La Foire aux vins ("The show of wine" ?) every year.

Tries to put a wine in a fridge, and the French will curse you on mile generations XD

I'm just no wine.

[tathenaaaaaaaa]

This afternoon we had an encounter with north americans during class, it was really cool and I made a new friend :)

Also (not me flexing) I got asked how I had a good level in english compared to my classmates, so I explained that I just switched approximatively everything I could in english very suddenly and got used to it rather quickly, books, movies, social media...

That's how I remembered that the switch in question was middle school me, finding a book in english in the street and thought I'd give it a go, and since then I've been consuming everything in english.

The book in question you may ask ? Anna Karenina, by Tolstoï.

How fucked up was that. How did I find this big ass book and thought "hm why shouldn't I keep it" like I was Bilbo

[pittipedia]

'McDonald’s Filet-O-Fish w/Strawberry Shake & Fries' by Noah Verrier (2022) Artist Website: https://www.noahverrier.com/

[theoptia]

Marguerite Duras, from The Easy Life

Text ID: I was no one, I had neither name nor face. Moving through August, I was: nothing.

[gum-iie]

centuries wept away

[mesmemos]

new video on my Youtube channel xx

[emmi-kat]

Reblog with what languages.

[gertrude-hatake]

I hurted myself with a baguette.

[huariqueje]

The Table  - Raphaël Renaud , 2023.

French , b. 1974 -

Oil on wood panel , 30 x 30 cm.

[utk42]

Château Rochetaillée

[rougesoldat]

Okay! You asked. I am asking: Baguette - how often do you eat it?

I'm not a French who often eat baguette because i live alone and i can't keep the baguette in my freezer because he's very small.

But i eat sometime a baguette for doing a sandwich with chicken slices (i prefer this that the ham)

You can to buy a sandwich baguette everywhere in France.