It’s more directed at the French than French-speakers. It’s supposed to be making fun of the (exaggerated) way that French people laugh in movies and shows. It has a nasal component to it.
I’ve been to French Canada and France and I can confirm nobody actually laughs like that. It’s just another dumb way people shit on France.
Yea I’m aware it’s directed at French people. I’m not French but I have interacted with a lot of French people and I’ve never heard a laugh that comes close to that.
You asked, I answered. I’m guessing by the “interacted with” bit that you haven’t been to France? This is relevant, although I get the impression you’re just here to complain and aren’t interested in why people make that sound.
It’s only an impression. I’m not complaining and I was interested in knowing what those “hon” are supposed to represent. I didn’t really expect an answer but I’m thankful for all the answers.
It’s more directed at the French than French-speakers. It’s supposed to be making fun of the (exaggerated) way that French people laugh in movies and shows. It has a nasal component to it.
I’ve been to French Canada and France and I can confirm nobody actually laughs like that. It’s just another dumb way people shit on France.
Yea I’m aware it’s directed at French people. I’m not French but I have interacted with a lot of French people and I’ve never heard a laugh that comes close to that.
You asked, I answered. I’m guessing by the “interacted with” bit that you haven’t been to France? This is relevant, although I get the impression you’re just here to complain and aren’t interested in why people make that sound.
Yes, and thank you for your answer.
I have been to France.
It’s only an impression. I’m not complaining and I was interested in knowing what those “hon” are supposed to represent. I didn’t really expect an answer but I’m thankful for all the answers.
I live next to French Canada. I can confirm that a not-insignificant number of Quebecois laugh like that