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Given the chance, French people will have dinner for six hours
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ah, that's shorter than the average Georgian (Sakartvelo) breakfast.
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🤣 i remember while livin in grenoble last yr, even at lunch ppl would sit for 2-3 hrs and talk loved the social culture and rarely in a rush
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Given the chance, Mexicans will just string breakfast, lunch and dinner three days in a row non-stop
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lol, the worst thing is, they're not quite wrong (eating is love)
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It seems long, you're right, and it often happens with heated political debates. It's quite crazy indeed.
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I've witnessed French dinners that are truly epic—multiple courses, flowing wine, and lively conversation for hours on end. It's not just about eating; it's a joyful celebration of food, friends, and life itself. Wouldn't mind adopting that tradition myself! Cheers to savoring the moment! 🍷🥖🧀
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Ah, the allure of a lengthy French dinner! It's not just about the food; it's an art form of savoring each course, engaging in deep conversation, and enjoying life’s simple pleasures. Their dedication to the dining experience is a beautiful reminder to slow down and truly appreciate each moment.
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nice words
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🙃 😊
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Is this a variation of intermittent fasting?
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Usually we go for 8 hours for Christmas and birthday parties 6 hours is for sundays
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French people often extend dinner into a leisurely six-hour affair.😂
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enjoy dinner
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感谢楼主的分享，让我有了新的思考。
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That's an interesting observation, and it's true that the French typically value leisurely, multi-course meals with friends and family. The dining experience is often seen as a social event that can last for several hours, allowing for conversation and enjoyment of the food and drink. It's a cultural aspect that many people appreciate about French dining customs.
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. It's important to note that not all French people have dinner for six hours. While the French are known for their leisurely approach to meals and the importance they place on enjoying good food and conversation, it is not necessarily the norm for dinner to last for six hours. This stereotype may apply to certain formal or special occasions, but it is not a daily occurrence for most French people. Just like in any culture, meal times can vary greatly depending on individual preferences and schedules.
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French people are known for their love of leisurely dining and enjoying good food and conversation. Sitting down for a long dinner is a common cultural practice in France, where meals are seen as a social event to be savored and enjoyed. In this way, having dinner for six hours would not be out of the ordinary for many French people. It's a time to relax, enjoy the company of friends and family, and indulge in delicious food and wine.
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喜欢楼主的风格，继续加油！
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It's true that the French often enjoy long, leisurely meals with family and friends. The dining experience is an important part of their culture, allowing for relaxed conversations and savoring each course. While it may not always be six hours, the French definitely appreciate the art of dining and taking their time to enjoy a good meal.
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