A French woman living in the UK is confused by many of the British greetings – even revealing that it took her several months to become “comfortable” with a shared love.
Lucille Joffre living in Londonregularly study the relaxed cultural and social differences between the UK and the UK France In the video uploaded to her Tiktok Page, @lucille_joffre.
In the nearest one videothe Parisian shared with her 200,000 followers, discusses typical forms of British greetings, including how people hug each other and say “Hello”.
Lucille admits that when she first moved to London, she experienced the difficulty of adapting to the British hugging each other, as she said: “It took me several months to hug people and say hello.”
“I don’t even hug people I know. I know it doesn’t make sense because we French kissed “la bise” on both cheeks, but hugging too much is an invasion of personal space. If you go to France – just kiss people!
Next, the content creators targeted the British, who said “good to see you” within two seconds of seeing someone.
Lucille added: “The French word is “Enchanté,” but we won’t say it unless we really say it.”
She teased: “I don’t think we’re really going to say the beginning of the conversation because we don’t know it’s so nice to know you.”
Lucille Joffre from Paris admits she experienced the difficulties of adapting to the British when she first moved to London
Lucille’s third and last minute greeting with a typical British greeting involves “How?”
She shouted loudly, “Hey, what’s going on?” What’s wrong? my life? ! My day? !
When a British man joked, more than 120 viewers flocked to the comment section to share their thoughts: “When someone said “Okay? “‘When you deal with it.
Another observation: “I think some of these are things imported from the United States… Embrace never did anything, “How are you? “Very very much.
The third share: “I’m in English and I don’t hug anyone and say hello. I’m embarrassed when some of my friends try.
Meanwhile, an American audience who agreed with Lucille wrote: ‘coULD is not used to British people saying “How are you?” Just like how are you? In the United States, this means “What’s wrong?”
But another said: “Yes, kissing is more invasive than people who embrace from our perspective
Finally, a person who has lived in the UK for over twenty years said: “I still don’t like hugging, or it’s still unnatural to me, I’ve been in the UK for 23 years.”
Next, the content creators targeted the British, who said “Good to see you” within two seconds of “seeing someone”
When a British man joked, more than 120 viewers flocked to the comment section to share their thoughts: “When someone said “Okay? “‘When you deal with it.
Lucille reveals Two elements of Britain’s “efficient” government surprise her as a Frenchman.
In the video shared with 200,000 followers, the content creator was forgotten after experiencing the rapid arrival of an important document, or else she claimed that the time she received it in France would take longer.
In the edit, she said: “When the British complained about the outdated, slow and painful government here, I thought it was fun – well… don’t move to France.”
She playfully described her motherland as “living in the medieval times, traveling in a carriage and sending mail in a pigeon” because the postal service was reportedly slow.
After Lucille arrived in the UK, she explained that she had made an appointment at her local work centre to allocate the national insurance number for the job.
After making an appointment, she received a ni number in the email “a week later”, making her fool stupid.