Les loisirs des Français - Dive Into French — Transcript
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- 0:12French people's leisure activities. In
- 0:15France, leisure activities contribute
- 0:18to the quality of life of 97%of French
- 0:21people. Among the French people's
- 0:25favorite leisure activities are sports,
- 0:27of course, but also going out with
- 0:29family or friends, going to the cinema
- 0:32and concerts, visiting museums or even
- 0:34tending to their garden. Here are the
- 0:38French people's favorite leisure
- 0:40activities. The French love to play
- 0:45sports. More and more French people are
- 0:50taking part in physical activity,
- 0:51whether it's to lose weight, build
- 0:53muscle or relieve stress. A third of
- 0:58French people play sports regularly, at
- 1:00least once a week. The most popular
- 1:05sports activities among the French are
- 1:08walking, swimming and cycling, followed
- 1:10by jogging, playing boules and winter
- 1:12sports. The French like to go to the
- 1:21cinema an average of five times a year.
- 1:25Among the French people's favorite
- 1:27films are La Grande Vadrouille by
- 1:29Gérard Our, Intouchable with François
- 1:31Cluset and Omarcy. Qu'est-ce qu'on a
- 1:35fait au bon Dieu by Philippe Chauveron?
- 1:38We also have some very well-known
- 1:40French films around the world. Amélie,
- 1:43for example, and especially the films
- 1:45of Luc Besson, a French director who is
- 1:48adored abroad. Lucy, Nikita, and The
- 1:52Fifth Element. The French love going on
- 1:59vacation, especially in the summer.
- 2:02They want time to learn, have fun,
- 2:04sunbathe, and spend quality time with
- 2:07their families. 65%of French people go
- 2:11on vacation every year. The French
- 2:15people's favorite vacations are mainly
- 2:17at the seaside, in Brittany or on the
- 2:19Côte d'Azur, in the countryside or in
- 2:21the mountains, in the Alps or the
- 2:23Pyrenees. The French like going to
- 2:29restaurants with family or friends. 65%
- 2:32of French people go to a restaurant at
- 2:35least once a month. France is known for
- 2:38being a country of gastronomy. Among
- 2:41the great French restaurants, we have
- 2:43the Gavoie restaurant and the Plaza
- 2:45Athéné by chef Alain Ducass in Paris.
- 2:52The French love cultural outings.
- 2:54Visiting a museum, an exhibition, or a
- 2:57historical monument. The Eiffel Tower
- 3:00remains the most visited monument by
- 3:02the French, followed by the Louvre
- 3:04Museum and the Palace of Versailles
- 3:06near Paris. Less cultural but very fun,
- 3:11amusement parks are the favorite
- 3:13outings for 23%of the French population
- 3:15. The French love music. Almost seven
- 3:22out of 10 French people listen to music
- 3:25every day. With more than 1,800
- 3:27festivals and nearly 50,000 concerts
- 3:30each year, it's safe to say that music
- 3:32is very present in France. The most
- 3:38famous French artists are Johnny
- 3:40Halidet, Renault, Eddie Piaf, Michel
- 3:42Sardou, Charles Naavour, Serge
- 3:44Ginsbourg and Claude François. The
- 3:50French love reading. 3/4 of French
- 3:53people read at least once a week. The
- 3:57French generally like to read quietly
- 4:00at home, but also on the terrace of a
- 4:02café, in a garden, a public park or on
- 4:04the beach. This practice is greatly
- 4:08encouraged by new digital tools. The
- 4:13French love gardening. The French are
- 4:16very attracted to going back to basics.
- 4:19They like to design their vegetable
- 4:21garden, even in urban areas. Gardening
- 4:27is seen as an escape, a way to forget
- 4:29about everyday worries, but also as a
- 4:31way to save money by growing your own
- 4:33vegetables. Cultural, sports and
- 4:40leisure activities are becoming
- 4:42increasingly important in the lives of
- 4:44the French. It is an opportunity to
- 4:48make your daily life more enjoyable, to
- 4:50share a moment with yourself, your
- 4:52family or friends and to enjoy life.
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