It is common for people to make generalizations about other cultures. for example: all french people wear "berets" or all canadians play hockey. what are two other generalizations about french-speaking people or countries? are they fair and accurate generalizations? if so why and if not, why not? discuss in english why these generalizations are made. right a real thought out answerfirst one to answer get brainliest

French people are stereotyped to be rude because there language sounds aggressive.

Ah, l’amour! The French have a reputation for being romantic and seductive. In surveys of the most romantic languages, French is often among the top results.

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The first stereotype is that French people are posh. When a foreigner talks to them, they treat him like they're superior.

They are especially rude with Italians (I know that because I directly experienced it) in the southern France's regions, maybe for historical reasons; not too long ago those regions were under Italian domain.

Another typical stereotype is that they always eat baguettes. I think that's a little bit silly, but where I live is common saying to a French "Sorry, I don't speak baguette".

Lastly, they are very proud of their language, so they hate speaking foreign languages and in general - that's more a fact than a stereotype, they tend to refuse words of foreign derivation (like computer, that is pretty much "computer" or a similar word in the majority of languages, but in French is "ordinateur") and to change them drastically.