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    18 Common French Hand Gestures (and How to Do Them)

    • This is a fun one. Hold your arm bent in front of you with your palm just in front of and facing your chest. Keep your fingers apart, and shake your hand, saying aïe, aïe, aïe, aïe, aïe! This shows that danger is imminent. … 展开

    What A Fool

    This is probably the least commonly used gesture in this list, but it’s one that I happen to like and find useful. To show that someone is annoying or boring, you can say quelle barbe… 展开

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    Let’s Get Out of Here

    This gesture is unbelievably useful; if you learn just one thing from this post I hope that this is it. You’ll particularly want to deploy this gesture at the end of a night out when you need t… 展开

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    He’S/She’S Crazy

    While similar to the loopy-head gesture that Americans make, the French version is different enough to bear mentioning. To do it, you should tapthe side of your head to indicate that som… 展开

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    I’m Over It

    When someone is talking about something stupid, when you’re sick and tired of waiting in line or when you can’t even think about your ex-boyfriend again, perhaps you are truly over it. Whe… 展开

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    Why do French people like their gestures so much?
    Allow us to share two different explanations for this. The first reason is body language and perception. Body language is a big deal, more than you can imagine, both around the world and in French culture. Your posture and attitude speak volumes and people form an opinion right away based on your gestures.
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