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France Stereotypes


I wear a beret

I eat snails

I live in a small village

I always buy bread in a bakery

I never go in a super market

People say I’m a typical French

But I’m an old man who travel a lot the world

Stereotypes In France when a person have

50 years he goes to a farm and he

is cut off from the rest of the world.

Basically he does not exist anymore

 

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