FRENCH culture shocks for an INDIAN| Comparison between France and India + analysis

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  • čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
  • Culture shocks for an Indian in France: I talk about the shocks I faced as an international student in France and also analyze the cultural differences between India and France. To not get offended by the culture differences, one must understand the france vs India mindset as well as social context. Whether you are an expat in France or student in France, I am sure living abroad in France would have presented its challenges in terms of lifestyle. Let me know in the comments below your experiences.
    #indianinfrance #frenchcultureshock #indiavsfrance
    Timestamps below
    Intro 0:00
    1.Behavioral and social culture shock : 01:08
    2.Fashion related culture Shock : 3:08
    3.Mannerisms related Culture Shock : 4.24
    4.Food Culture Shock : 6:23
    5.Party food related Culture Shock : 8:07
    6.Communal eating habits related culture Shock : 11:16
    7.Dating related culture shock: 12:20
    8.Safety related culture shock : 13:30
    Eviction story + naked man in Parisian apartment • PARIS ACCOMMODATION? N...

Komentáře • 17

  • @oindrilabhar
    @oindrilabhar  Před rokem +1

    I WISH I knew these 2 things before going to France czcams.com/video/ETJ1XFQoWdk/video.html

  • @Lawman212
    @Lawman212 Před 2 měsíci +2

    Very well observed! There's nothing in the west like the communalism of India. Although the west has the advantages of a developed country, it can be very lonely. People usually fix that problem by immersing themselves in their immediate family life. But as a lifelong single person, I have found the barriers between individuals to be very high.

  • @shykookaburra
    @shykookaburra Před rokem +1

    U were quite honest
    Glad to know the ground reality 😊
    Thxs bro

    • @oindrilabhar
      @oindrilabhar  Před rokem +3

      Yes, people should be honest otherwise it leads to misleading

  • @michelblanchet142
    @michelblanchet142 Před 9 dny +1

    French here,many things to say about your comments but frankly beeing invited and be asked to share the bill is an insult to me avoid them at all costs

  • @GurpreetSingh-bh3wk
    @GurpreetSingh-bh3wk Před 2 měsíci +1

    I like that you said they ask for How you are? but actually, they mean nothing. It is not the equality due to which they pay individually at parties, it is their incapability. Thanks for pointing out Isolation and loneliness due to which you are shooting videos, and I am watching it.

    • @oindrilabhar
      @oindrilabhar  Před 2 měsíci

      Haha, I love your wit and directness.

  • @claudio3970
    @claudio3970 Před měsícem +1

    The thing of splitting the bill when you are supposed to be invited makes me wonder what kind of friends are these ?? When I invite people at home, either I ask them to bring something, or I provide everything. Plus yeah, French do not speak English. Greetings from Lyon ^^.

  • @melaniezette886
    @melaniezette886 Před 4 měsíci +1

    J'apprécie la culture indienne 👍

  • @kamillaerdos7636
    @kamillaerdos7636 Před 4 měsíci

    Be safe and find a lot of lovely friends!:)

  • @osez111
    @osez111 Před 2 lety

    Oh, you didn't know the student proverb: "manger c'est tricher"

    • @oindrilabhar
      @oindrilabhar  Před 2 lety

      Eating is cheating? What does it mean?

    • @osez111
      @osez111 Před 2 lety +1

      @@oindrilabhar Eating "reduce" drunkness, It's like doping in sports
      More seriously, on the topic of food and partying, it's two separate activities. If i want to eat real food (like chicken kebab), you eat the "righ" way: sitting at a table, "slowly", without music, ........
      It also explains why people eat at home before partying: either you spend your evening at the restaurant, either you spend it at the club.