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    KYD & Les Frenchies in Paris: No French? No Problem.



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    ℹ️ About the Episode: This is part 3 of our 4-part mini-series in Paris, France, as Trish attends Le Cordon Bleu for bread-making. Although not everyone is looking for a traveler’s guide to living in Paris, perhaps you’re curious about what it’s like to create a new routine abroad and how we overcome some of our concerns such as safety, culture or the language barrier. In this episode, we met up with “Les Frenchies,” or Antoine and Colleen Dupont as we know them now. They have a popular YouTube channel on everything Paris, so we turned to them for answers in preparation for our trip. We were fortunate enough to be able to connect in Paris so they could share their thoughts on KYD. Plus, we joined them for dinner at their home to make authentic German bread with their good friend Makala.

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    36 Comments

    1. @Jubilee81364 on

      Omg how beautiful the pictures I thank you for sharing I’ll never be able to go but you’ve brought this to our home absolutely beautiful 😢😢😢😢thank you

    2. @Factsmatter626 on

      Our May in Paris had many of the same conclusions. The people were wonderful, the ease of getting around, Tap to Pay everywhere and much more. Our Versailles experience was shared with wayyy tooo many people. Good job there. As always, great videos.

    4. @LesFrenchiesTravel on

      How fun was that! It was a delight to play, bake & drink with you both in Paris. Let's do it again!!
      Small correction for anyone going to Paris: The fresh market with the fried chicken was "Marché Grenelle" near the Eiffel Tower 😁

    10. @billysprague6219 on

      Been meaning to say – Trish doesn’t need to attend culinary school, she should be teaching there. I have her cookbook. Hope to run into you guys at some point so I can get her to sign it, if she will.

    11. @Factsmatter626 on

      Oh, and I forgot to applaud you on the Lindt discovery. We did as well and can recommend the Citron bars either with crème filling or infused. We have a Lindt store here in Toulouse and they kinda recognize us now. Good, bad? No judgement zone here at KYD.

    12. @freetowandernow on

      So much fun! My husband and I started off our "Keep Your Daydream" inspired adventure in Paris! We sold our businesses and our home and began travelling the world. Three years later we can't count how many great experiences we've had travelling together but, of course, we'll always remember Paris…..💕

    16. @BethMyers-h5d on

      Marc, you are amazing. The videography, the music, the editing. Stellar work. I suppose it makes it easier when you have the most beautiful, charming, poised heroine as your lead.

    22. @m67t438 on

      Paris? they don't like Americans, it is dirty, parts of it really not safe, you can smell urine all over city, very rude people. read and learn about their showering behavior in the palaces they lived in…

    23. @karentamminga8339 on

      What a fun episode 🎉 We were smiling all the way through it. Excellent job on the videography, content, including Les Frenchies! How fun was that. It brought back so many of our experiences of our recent trip to Paris, Normandy, St. Michel, Bordeaux. The people, the breads, the markets, the bikes, the traffic! We laughed about being the first in at every restaurant. We knew we had acclimatized when after a couple weeks in France we realized we 0:02 were finishing up dinner at 9:30pm. The streets and cafes were all full of people as we walked back to our apartment and went to bed 😂

    25. @annabruce9962 on

      This was an incredibly fun an interesting to watch. I look forward to more videos of your trip in France. The city looks very clean . I had heard from friends that went to Paris that it was not a clean City. The people seem to be very cordial and welcoming.

    30. @sgriffith2353 on

      Lived in the U.K., Switzerland, and Germany and traveled extensively in Ireland, the UK., France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark on business working for an American company. I worked with their dealers so had the opportunity to go to off the beaten path places and see non-tourist things. The only place I was pickpocketed was on the Champs Elysees. They got my hip wallet but I carried everything of value in a wallet in my inside jacket pocket. They only got my US driver’s license and a Sears card. I had six years of French in high school and college and was fortunate to have a teacher who went to the Sorbonne so I got a good idea of real expressions and accents. When the American company wanted to transfer me to Germany, I made one condition that they send me to language school. My boss was German and he readily agreed. They sent me to Berlitz one on one immersion. The Germans I dealt with were really appreciative of my effort, knowing that the German grammar is a killer.

    31. @marisa0478 on

      This video is giving me “Mr Rogers”-vibes! And I love it! Informative+entertaining! Sort of like when he took us on field trips to see how books were made or something! Long live Mr R! 💪🏼🇺🇸

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