IS IT DIFFICULT TO LIVE IN (/TRAVEL IN) FRANCE IF YOU’RE CHINESE?
Posted on 10. Mar, 2010 by admin in Europe travel
my swain module think in La Rochelle for half a year. He’s Chinese
Posted on 10. Mar, 2010 by admin in Europe travel
my swain module think in La Rochelle for half a year. He’s Chinese
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simileydaisy
10. Mar, 2010
nah, he be fine.. jus have fun and enjoy the local
Miss B.B
10. Mar, 2010
Lean to speak their language. If you are China Chinese, speak softly and politely.Don’t argue your chinese rights in their country.
wisechineseguy
10. Mar, 2010
Probably not.
I have Chinese friends in Paris and there are Chinatowns or a semblance of it around.
Have fun, learn the language and enjoy the sights, sounds and food. Watch where you step. They don’t scoop after their dogs.
Moe M
10. Mar, 2010
not at all,he going to be fine.tel him to be aware from french women,they like all kinds of men(Chinese or non Chinese).
laura p
10. Mar, 2010
It sure is .
French do`nt speak Chinese , not even English , they only speak French .
Your friend is better off to study in Belgium , they speak all kinds of languages .
Schools are a lot better too .
darlie_davel
11. Mar, 2010
err.. i don’t think so
ist just the matter of your effort to try mingle around and adapt with situation.. don’t worry.. he can handle himself =D
Jason Perceval
11. Mar, 2010
Don’t worry about your nationality.
Some french guys are stupid, racists… But not more than in other countries.
If you say you’re Chinese, people will be nice with you and help you
However, to live in France is quite expensive.
Rillifane
11. Mar, 2010
I am half Chinese and I have spent a great deal of time in Paris. I have never encountered the slightest prejudice there.
I cannot vouch for people’s attitudes in La Rochelle but I suspect that most French discrimination is directed at the large immigrant population from Africa.
Fanfan
11. Mar, 2010
There are many chinese people in France : students but also families.
I think every town, including smaller ones, has at least one chinese restaurant owned by chinese, thai or vietnam(ian?) people.
Paris has a Chinatown, in the 13th arrondissement.
I don’t know La Rochelle, but if it’s a student city, your bf won’t be the only chinese there!!
Enjoy France!
Edit : laura p is wrong, french speak english. They speak it quite bad, but they speak it! Especially students and youths, who are more open-minded about foreign languages.