Summer TW

這次去完歐洲回來，關於法式臉頰親吻會國家有所不同及城市有所差異，至於從左或右因人喜好而定，但我個人有時候會主動所以就由我決定，至於親兩下三下或是四下，我自己偏好三下所以不管到哪我都親三下這是我的Summer親吻文化，有時候遇到歐洲朋友只親一下或兩下我會說我偏好三下，所以還要再補親喔XD

另外要注意其實不是每個人你都親，在當志工的地方因為已經在歐洲習慣所已見到面就很自然，結果那裏的負責人跟我說不需要對每個人都親因為這裡有些人不太正常只要握手就可以了(不過因為是去當志工不是認識朋友不同)

以下是提供我之前在這幾個地方的經驗可能不盡相同

(英國/捷克沒有、德國似乎沒有)

巴黎Paris-兩下

梅斯Metz-兩下

南法Perpignan-共三下

南法Montpellier-共兩下 

盧森堡-兩下

比利時-兩下

Top 10 French Gestures ~ Les gestes français- by french About

By- French About
My lessons on French gestures are among the most popular pages on my site, partly because gestures are so frequently used when speaking French, and partly because many gestures are not commonly taught in French classes. Among the dozens of gestures and facial expressions in my lessons, there are ten that really stand out.

1.  Faire la bis
Greeting friends with an exchange of kisses is perhaps the most essential French gesture, and regional variations can make it somewhat tricky. Interestingly, this type of kissing is common in many cultures, yet many people associate it only with the French.

2  Bof
The Gallic shrug is (stereo)typically French.

3  Se serrer la main
Shaking hands is of course common in many countries, but the French way of doing it offers some interesting variations.

4  Un, deux, trois
The French system of counting on the fingers is a bit different.

5  Faire la moue
The pout is another oh-so-classic French gesture.

6  Barrons-nous
The French gesture for "let's get out of here!" is very common, but it's also familiar, so use it with care.

7  J'ai du nez
Tap your nose to say that you are clever or quick-thinking.

8  Du fric
I love this gesture for indicating that something is expensive.

9  Verre dans le nez
A funny way to indicate that someone has had too much to drink.

10  Mon œil
Americans express doubt by saying "my foot!" while the French use the eye instead