moi? J'aime la France!
Moi? J'aime la France!
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Lincoln Phillips
Xavier Roberts
come merda franceu de merde
Ryan Ross
>come merda
merda merda é piza com anch*va
Joseph Walker
That is a lot of love juice.
Levi Harris
Have you ever been in France, Portugese bro ?
Tyler Ortiz
it's piss
Wyatt Martinez
>merda
Brody Thomas
dios mio based
Cooper Russell
Carson Foster
yes, gone to France three times actually
Joshua Lee
Where did you visit?
Ryder Watson
I fucking hate france.
Jaxon Green
L'ANDOUille
Aiden Cook
Visited Paris twice(there was a pretty time big gap between visits), and last year I spent two weeks in Southern France(went to Marseille, Cannes, Nice and Monaco)
Jack Ortiz
If you visit the Loire valley, you'll see a lot of Renaissance castles and the Tank museum in Saumur, which houses this beauty
Asher Jones
>Loire valley
i really want to cycle round the valley to see castles. can you recommend me some other than Chambord and that chateau with the unique aqueduct(?)
Connor Bailey
thanks for the advice user, I do love a good war museum
Brody Garcia
Depends, what kind of castle do you want to visit? There's everything on the Loire valley, from Renaissance style châteaux to literal fortresses
Isaac Davis
Well it's a matter of taste, really. I like Azay-le-rideau, myself.
But all the castles are packed close together.
The area has a pleasant landscape and climate, too.
Andrew Miller
i'd like to know some of underrated chateaux in Loire from each period of architecture style as i know little about French castle history.
John Harris
added, desu. really comfy
Sebastian Harris
>anchova
nada mais nojento e asqueroso
Owen Barnes
If you're a Girls und Panzer fan, the Saumur museum not only has a FT-17 and Somua S-35, but also one of the only two intact ARL-44.
The other is the one on that pic, but it's a monument in a military camp in Mourmelon.
Jason Nelson
It kinda looks a Final Fantasy castle.
Cooper Rogers
You can see a bunch of them in a short time.
It takes less than 3 hours to drive along the river from Orléans to Nantes. So in a few days, you can see almost all of them.
Leo Foster
And Saumur with its castle, famed cavalry school (the "cadre noir") and tank museum is right in the middle of this.
Also the town itself is pretty nice, look at this
Juan Reyes
ff5 lol
fantastic, i'd pitch a tent and sleep rough in Loire during the trip
Nathaniel Nguyen
>mvq littéralement animé
Caleb Lopez
Et moi aussi, j'adore la France mais j'espere que la France encore était une Monarchie. L'idéaux des fraternité, égalité, et liberté tombent. Le temps est venu pour un Roi ou une Reine en France.
Owen Morales
There probably are camping sites all over the place, which provide electricity and running water for a small fee and you get to meet campers from all over the world.
Or of course they have a lot of hotels and restaurants, it's a popular tourist spot.
>ff5
well, it's a cultural monument which rivals the Loire castles IMO. Did you know that video games are officially classified as an art in France (the 10th art), and designer can get knighted in the prestigious order "des arts et des lettres" like celebrated writers?
Pic is Miyamoto getting knighted by our minister of culture of the time - he's a "chevalier" in France! I hope Sakaguchi becomes one someday, if not already done.
Ian Myers
will definitely put the Loire region on my list of places to visit
Christopher Smith
Nan, on s'est juste habitués avec le temps, mais ils sont toujours vivants, voir
Kevin Baker
Canada's only really unique style of architecture is the Château style, like all good things in Canada it's a harmonious mix of French and Anglo, in this case the English Victorian Gothic Revival style and the castles of the Loire Valley in France.
Charles Allen
>camp
glad i heard that, i can hold back my autism when i'm speaking English so it'll be fun af. also Saumur is beautiful de ouf desu
>games
La France est culturellement tellement tolérante au point que des des créateurs des vidéo games peuvent prendre cette hommages... Étonnant desu
Anthony Sanchez
The Saumur museum is listed in GuP das Finale's credits, actually!
Julian Walker
Murmurer à Saumur, j'en rêve
Evan Roberts
i will never be able to enjoy france like foreigners do
i wish i were japanese
Joshua Sullivan
Well, at first there were the six classical arts,
Then cinema was added as the 7th
Then bandes dessinées (comics, manga) the 8th
Photography and TV performance became the 9th
Video games became the 10th about 12 years ago
It's important because it means awards and possibly public funding.
Andrew Peterson
Where do I find love in France?
Kevin Reyes
>i wish i were japanese
other than peer pressure and hellish working conditions it's not that bad desu. sushi is GOAT
i see, it has somewhat profitable merits to regard it as an art, but still it's unique
Jackson Bailey
Move to France, you can enjoy cool Japanese media while having a comfy and lazy lifestyle.
If you have a bit of money, you can live without a job in places like a Dordogne village (pic ; it's Argentat).
Carson Jenkins
I really appreciate how much effort they put into making the tanks look as close as possible to their real world counterparts
the guys behind GuP should be real proud of their work
Leo Taylor
Love is in the air
It's on every corner
Just prick up your ears
Can't you hear it draw closer?
(Hey I just improvised this in twenty secs. Am I good or what? not my native language, to boot).
Justin Cook
As a French tankist (I did my military service in the 2nd Armored), I appreciate how they made one of the French teams not crummy. Having the other one beat by Anzio stung a little.
"Chant de l'oignon" is a poor choice for a song, though. "Au pas" is really an infantry thing.
Caleb Cooper
Je voudrais habiter à une campagne française, étudient la langue confortablement. Cependant je suis confiné dans cette société enfin ma couille
>Argentat
wow i went to a place only 20km away from the village
Brody Anderson
Ryder Turner
Légion songs are even less suited to armored units, since the Légion walks slower than other military units (only 88 steps a minute, as compared with 120 for most units, and 140 for alpine and "chasseur" (light) units)
Ian Wright
>"Chant de l'oignon" is a poor choice for a song, though.
I think they were going for a Katyusha moment like the one in season 1
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btw how's their french? It sounds like Oshida's voice actress has real trouble pronouncing things but I'd like a French opinion
Lucas Reyes
based, didn't expect i'd meet an actual French military man. what does le Bousin basically imply by the lyrics ?
Michael Harris
>I think they were going for a Katyusha moment like the one in season 1
Yeah, the sequence is real nice. But the song was poorly chosen.
>btw how's their french?
It's really bad in the beginning of the song, it's okay after that. I don't remember them speaking French during the OAV, so I can't comment on that. Usually even talented seiyuu's French is cringeworthy. I'm a huge Kotono Mitsuishi fan, but hearing hear "speak" French in GTO... ugh.
>an actual French military man
Not really, in my time we had mandatory military service for all fit males (10 months usually), and I managed through political connections to end up in the 2nd Armored, specifically 2ème RCS (the command and support regiment) at Versailles.
For most of the time, I served as a gas station manager and fuel accountant, only for military vehicles.
>boudin
I can't say for sure. At face value, it's about getting blood sausages for dinner. Expect for the "Belgians" who shoot people in the butt.
I've heard "boudin" is also colloquial for the rolled-up sleeping bag on the Legion.
It's also colloquial for "poop", so there may be more to the song than we guess ;)
Jeremiah Martin
>It's really bad
shame to hear that
a Russian user told me that Nonna's voice actress speaks really good Russian for a Japanese so I thought maybe they would have done the same for the French...
Gavin Roberts
Nonna's voice actress is a special case: en.wikipedia.org
>She majored in the Russian language[4] and announced that she had graduated on March 27, 2014.
>She has great interest in Russia and the Soviet Union. Since hearing the State Anthem of the USSR in her first year of high school, she immersed herself in Russian studies. She finally visited the country in November 2013, giving a concert at the Moscow Japanese pop culture festival J-Fest.
Nolan Collins
She voices both Nonna and Hoshino Kikko? nice range.
Lucas Anderson
>Expect for the "Belgians" who shoot people in the butt.
I think it's supposed to be a way to calm them lazy, as the Belgian king at the time forbade the Belgians from joining the FFL.
Gabriel Carter
Yeah, there are 3 theories about that song, and that is one of them : during the Franco-Prussian war, the King of the Belgians forbade Belgians in the Legion to fight. So the legionnaires leaving for the front would sing that song to their Belgian comrades who stayed behind.
But nobody knows for sure what the song is about, really. Plus, the legion doesn't have tanks (only APCs and recon cars), so that song wouldn't have done the trick for GuP.
"On va leur percer le flanc" would have been a good choice I think ("we're going to flank them, and have a good laugh").