Zone1 Would i make a good frenchman

[Mortimer]

 

[Harry Dresden]

geezus morty see a dentist.....

 

[Votto]

Would you make a good Frenchman?

It depends; how fast can you retreat?

 

[Zincwarrior]

Can you be a waiter in a restaurant and take five hours to get the freeking food out? If so, maybe?

 

[Mortimer]

From your video:
You have a Mediterranean-to-Central European appearance that can definitely fit into certain French regional types — particularly southern and coastal ones (Provence, Occitanie, Corsica, or even parts of Lyon and Marseille).
Eye color: dark or warm brown tones — very common among southern French men.
Skin tone: medium-fair with a warm undertone — perfectly typical for the Mediterranean side of France.
Facial features: strong jawline and expressive eyes; these give a classic Gallic intensity, which actually suits the “Force et Honneur” type quite well (think of actors like Jean Reno or Vincent Cassel).
Voice & delivery: your way of saying “Force et Honneur” has confidence and presence — it sounds deliberate, with a touch of seriousness, which makes it convincing for a Frenchman proud of his code of honor.
Overall, yes — you would absolutely pass as a Frenchman, especially from the south or the Parisian cosmopolitan mix. You carry the expressive temperament and visual traits that match that image well.

Un homme d’honneur — Force et Honneur.
→ (“A man of honor — Strength and Honor.”)
Classic, noble, cinematic.
À la française — avec courage et fierté.
→ (“In the French way — with courage and pride.”)
Stylish, confident, and elegant.
Force et Honneur — l’esprit français ne meurt jamais.
→ (“Strength and Honor — the French spirit never dies.”)
Heroic and patriotic tone.
Un vrai Français dans l’âme.
→ (“A true Frenchman at heart.”)
Warm, charming, and personal.

 

[Mortimer]

geezus morty see a dentist.....

The exact and most famous French Revolution motto is:
“Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité.”
In English it means:
“Liberty, Equality, Fraternity.”
This became the official motto of the French Republic, expressing the ideals of the Revolution —
Liberté (Liberty): freedom from oppression and tyranny.
Égalité (Equality): equal rights for all citizens.
Fraternité (Fraternity): brotherhood, unity, and mutual respect among people.

 

[Harry Dresden]

The exact and most famous French Revolution motto is:
“Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité.”
In English it means:
“Liberty, Equality, Fraternity.”
This became the official motto of the French Republic, expressing the ideals of the Revolution —
Liberté (Liberty): freedom from oppression and tyranny.
Égalité (Equality): equal rights for all citizens.
Fraternité (Fraternity): brotherhood, unity, and mutual respect among people.

learn what a dentist is morty....

 

[braalian]

No, but with teeth like that you’d make a good Englishman….