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I’m French and the only country I could be jealous of is Italy. ;)

I'm learning french and Italian language. Both of the languages are really beautiful. From nepal 🇳🇵

Two titans in our civilization. Peace from Ukraine

Love my Italians brothers and neighbors 🇫🇷❤️🇮🇹

Italians are our brothers. It’s normal we love this country.

My mum is French and my dad is Italian, so I am 50/50, I have double nationality and lived for years in both countries. I loved them both. The 2 best countries in the world💕 The only difference is that when I'm in Italy it is not rare that people ''make fun'' of me for being French, while when I'm in France people actually don't care or are even happy to know that I'm Italian.

Love Italy from France 🇫🇷

❤ from Romania, your eastern Latin cousin 🇷🇴🇫🇷🇮🇹

I'm italian. Unfortunately a lot of italians tend to "hate" France for historical, political and sporty reason, ignoring the fact that all of these things have nothing to do with actual French people. Probably they've never been in France and never met a French, so its pretty sad that this common view is just based on stereotypes. Love you from Rome 🇮🇹 🇫🇷

Love France, from Italy 🇮🇹

You compared Paris to Rome. Not France to Italy. France is not neccessarly more expensive than Italy. Paris is. Many places in France are not expensive. Italian cheese is as good as the French, if not better. The weather... You compared Paris to Rome not France to Italy... Style and fashion: again you compared Paris to Rome, you completely forgot Milan. I agree about infrastructures, especially trains(even if there are big differences between northern Italy and southern Italy) . Trains in France are excellent and even cheaper than other excellent train services( England). Weird thing: Italy built its motorways BEFORE France and they were excellent at first: than a luck of maintenance and bad administration has brought to the present shitty situation.

To all french that comments like "italians are Brothers" you make me so Happy! French I love youu

I’m a random Italian guy who has been living in the UK since a decade. I have friends from all over the world and my best friend is Indian. However, over the years I discovered how similar French and Italian people are. We both love spending time with friends at dinner in front of a bottle of wine, we both like quality food and we also both like dressing decently in every occasion. Last but not least, we both like chatting about more sophisticated topics (art, politics and ideals, big problems, etc.). I love France!

Italy and France are like siblings, they are constantly fighting, but in the end they secretly love each other

I'm italian and I'm honored that France is my neighbour, it's such a good country, the best

France and Italy are the most beautiful countries in the world. They are have amazing tourists places, food, culture, language, sport and fashion. The world is tasteless without France and Italy.

I’m 50% 🇮🇹 50% 🇫🇷 (but I grew up in Paris - so I’m rude 🤣) and my wife is 🇪🇸 (of course she’s sympathetic but superficial 🤣). My favorite country is... Fratalaña ! Our daughter is all that, pretentious but really nice.

As an Italian we say “Only Paris is worth of Rome, and only Rome is worth of Paris” We argue a lot in many things, but it’s because deep down we are very similar (food, fashion, history and etc) french are our true brothers even more than Spain and Greece, in my opinion.

Thank you for this video ! Love Italy 🇮🇹 from France 🇫🇷

Spain loves both countries ❤️

As a Spaniard, I prefer Italy, the people are charming, the cuisine, the monuments, the culture, the language, they seem close to us, except in some parts like the north, but Center and South are like us, they are our brothers. Obviously I also like France, that no one thinks it is less for me, but Italy is very similar to us and they are our brothers 🇪🇸🇮🇹

But this video is only Rome vs Paris. Love france🇫🇷 from Italy🇮🇹

I'm one of those lucky people who has recently spent 1 year in Italy (Verona) and 1 year in France (Grenoble), as part of my University studies. Your list is very accurate. Italian people can become like a family to you, I have had a lot of support from my professors and friends. In France it's not that easy, people are more distanced, although not exactly rude, so the French stereotype is not always true. France is investing a lot more in science and infrastructure, but Italy is trying as well. I prefer Italian food and I think Italy is more beautiful. French people have a more opened mentality and seem to be less religious. In both countries their English sucks, I'm not sure where it sucks the most. However, with Italians I usually communicate in Italian, and I'm studying French recently to avoid speaking English in France. Italy always feels like home, I don't know why, maybe because I come from nearby Albania. In France I feel good and it's true that they value personal space and privacy, but you can make good friends there. One thing that they have in common is that in both countries you can talk about politics, you can openly be left-wing, right-wing, center, religious, atheist. In other European countries (e.g. Belgium and northern countries) people avoid these topics, which is kind of annoying. I must say I was really blessed for spending two good years in these countries. Hopefully, I might move to Paris this year (if NYC doesn't steal me first) and if I do, it's certain that I will visit Italy a lot of times. These countries are the heart of Europe and their languages are the most beautiful in the world.

Love France and Italy from Russia

Love our Mediterranean brothers, the Italians. crazy people... with the French? a mutual feeling since..... a long long time ago. ...a special bond. Greetings from Athens, Grecia

I'm Italian and I lived 1 year in France. Everyone told me that the mentality would have been very different but living there I found out that in reality it was extremely similar to mine and to my family's and friends' one (I'm from Venice by the way). I didn't find French people snobby at all. This is also why I'm always a bit astonished when some Italians are over negative about such a beautiful country like France. 🇮🇹♥️🇫🇷

I'm Italian, from Tuscany. Last year I visited Avignon, Arles, Nîmes, Aix-en-Provence... the southern part of France, obviously, is almost identical to central Italy. People behave like Italians and I felt I was in my country, and even in my region. It is one of the best places in the world... after Tuscany :)

French-Italian friendship summarized in one sentence: only Paris worth Roma, only Roma worth Paris. This is the motto of our twin-cities !

Im french and i love my italians brothers 🇫🇷❤🇮🇹

Italian here! I love France, i made my erasmus in Marseille in 2017 and that city will always have a special place in my heart! I LOVE MARSEILLE ❤️ Of course i also love Toulouse, Bordeaux, Lyon, Paris, Montpellier ecc..! We are like cousins, love France and love the world 🇮🇹🇫🇷❤️

the world calls Italy and France "twin sisters", because they are very similar. even if every now and then they quarrel over competition between the two countries, Italians and French also know how to be united.

I really like France from Italy. Remember that France fought with Italy in the indipendece war and it's thanks to the French that the nowadays Italian state exists, and according to me it is thanks to the italian cultural influence that France became one of the most culturally important country in the World 🇮🇹🇫🇷

🇪🇦+🇮🇹+🇬🇷+🇲🇫 = ❤️

Both countries are really blessed! What is there not to love? The food, the culture, the landscape, the people, the history, the weather, ... you name it. Whenever I can, I visit them. Greetings from 🇬🇷 Greece!

Love Italy! Amazing views, gorgeous people 🇵🇱❤🇮🇹

Italy has a variety of incredible landscapes...from the Caribbean beach, to the alpine village with snow, volcanoes, medieval bays and big cities

Being Russian myself I absolutely admire Italian and French culture, architecture and cuisine, so hard to make a choice between two countries!working with both French and Italian and can say the same thing about the professional and human side.

I think France is sister with all its neighbors, if you are in the North is a bit Flemish, in Lille, if you are in Strasbourg is a bit German, if you are in Nice is a bit Italian, if you are in Montpellier or Toulouse it is a bit catalan Spanish, if you are in Brittany is a bit Celtic, Biarritz a bit Basque. Briefly, France has been influenced by all its neighbors. And conversely, France has influenced its neighbors.

i'm spanish and i prefer italy without any doubt: Italy wins: friendly people (french were mean and very rude to me), climate, prices, landmarks (italy regions are very different: i.e. Lombardia, Tuscany, Campania, Sicily, Sardinia), food (french food is so greasy) France wins: infrastructure (even if more expensive), future view Equals: art and culture

The French and the Italians, especially the northern Italians, are brothers and are very similar culturally. Southern Italians are more closer to Greeks.

I love both from Croatia🇭🇷🤝🇨🇵 🇭🇷🤝🇮🇹

In italy people usually hate France for stupid reasons, the truth is that they are two of the most beautiful countries in the world

Like all the neighbors, we tend to compete and a little to tease each other, but in the end we love each other and recognize our special link of ancient familiarity. Greetings from Rome.

The world envy both. If they were the same, it would be booooring.

As a northern Italian, I feel myself being quite similar to the French. I visited France a couple of times and it's marvelous. There is one thing I don't agree with at all, though, France has not better cheese than us, we're at the same (top) level. French cheese is great, and there are so many different kinds, but the same thing can be said about ours: just dropping a few names: taleggio, mozzarella di bufala, parmigiano reggiano, gorgonzola, bitto, pecorino. And those are the "commercial" ones, there is an army of artisan cheeses as well.

Italy is a country I like a lot ! As a French who lives in the South of France, it’s just like I was at home. I visited, Florence, Pisa, Venise, Rome... And I loved it ! I will always remember, I was in Rome near the plaza with an obelisk and I was going to buy a baguette at a little Carrefour in Rome. When I get out and walked in the principal street of Rome, I was walking with my baguette in my hand and I was speaking French with my friend. An Italian guy approached me and said. “Ahaha the Baguette !” We laughed and then we left, but it will always stays at a memory for me !

Italian here! I admit I felt a little competitive while watching this :D But after all, both countries have so much to be proud of! I've never been to France, but I hope I'll have the chance to visit it someday.

I do feel blessed to be Italian and live in France for University! I get to know more and more the similitarities between my country and France and it is really fascinating

Visiting İtaly and see its cultural, historical places is my childhood dream..like both countries..but beside Azerbaijan, Italy is my favourite country..love you İtaliya..

Un ❤️a chi piace l'Italia 🌟

I am from Italy and I respect France, SHAME ON some italians who talk bad about this country. Every country is beautiful and must be respected

I suggest to any non European to carefully read the comments and think about the cliché that says French people are arrogant and proud.

As a Northern Italian who has a house on the border betwen the Italian and the French Riviera I feel very similar to French people. Italians can be reserved, too, even if the stereotype is that we are all loud extroverts, this is actually not so true in Northern Italy .

We will never admit it, because both the Italians and we the French, are way to proud to admit it, but we're pretty much the same..

The romance "Triumvirato" 🇫🇷🔗🇮🇹🔗🇪🇦

"Seul Paris est digne de Rome; seule Rome est digne de Paris, Solo Parigi è degna di Roma; solo Roma è degna di Parigi"

Love both from Estonia 🇪🇪❤🇮🇹❤🇫🇷

This comparison is excellent, very true. The French love Italy.

As a Franco-italian I prefer Italy even though the life is more difficult as a youngster

I love both of them, hello from Kazakhstan💙🇰🇿

Souvent les discussions entre un français et un italien ont pour object le confronte entre les deux pays. Pour experience personale je peux dire qu'il n'emporte quoi c'est le theme du debat c'est pour decider qu'il est le meilleure ou le plus mauvais entre les deux pays. Parce-que si je dis que l'italie c'est meilleure, alors le français reponds que le france c'est "plus meilleure"!!!. Mais si je dis que l'italie a beaucoup des problemes, que c'est une merde, etc, le français reponds que le france a plus problèmes encore et plus de merde... salut amis de france!!

Love both countries from India 🇮🇳🤝🇫🇷🤝🇮🇹

I'm from Italy 🇮🇹, never been to France🇫🇷 but I really like it because there are beautiful villages, castles and rural areas. 🇮🇹🤝🇫🇷

I love both countries! There are many French and Italians living in Serbia!

Love France and Italy from Greece. We are brothers. 👊

Im from iran 🇮🇷.....Italian brothers and sisters, I must say that the people of my country love you immensely, and in football, the majority of people support your national team, and many in Iran are extreme fans of AC Milan, and The country I like the most in Europe is Italy

FRANCE VS ITALY? I’ve been to France 5 times and Italy 10 times and this is my comparison from my experience :) 2 great European countries! Have you been to France or Italy? 🙏

Love both from Romania! 😊 👌

As Italian I can't say noting negative. I love both countries for all the resons. I rally like french language and food. Our countries are unique and I'm proud of these. Love France and Italy. 😘

I’m French from the South of France and i Think Italy is very similar. I’m feeling better like an italian guy that a French guy with your description

Draw a line between Bordeaux and Lyon. Above the line you have Northern French poeple who are closer to Western Europe poeple and under the line you have Southern French poeple who are closer to Mediterranean poeple. You can't compare a Parisian with a Marseillais or even worth a Strasbourgeois with a Niçois. Poeple are as different as the weather is.

It's really great what you do, you show the differences and at the same time the similarities in a really positive way. More youtubers should be like you. -from a french belgian

I love both countries, both countries are beautiful in their own way. But my heart is in Italy now 😊. Happy New Year and warm greetings from Russia 💗

Love you France🇫🇷 Greetings from Italy!

Italy is not just pizza, pasta, etc. Italy is history and mother of Europe, it has had many important historical figures such as Machiavelli, Dante, Galileo Galilei, Leonardo da Vinci etc. The only problem in my country is the mafia and the government otherwise it would be the best country in the world. W Italy🇮🇹

Im from south of France so naturally i feel Closer to italy or spain... When i was visited some cities in italy i feel like home but the people are more welcoming and helpful that us french 😅

I think your video is pretty accurate having lived in France and been to Italy many times. Both places are wonderful but different.

I think Italy is the most beautiful country in Europe, greetings from Turkey. 🥰

For strangers France is only Paris but Paris is only 10% of France there is la province + Marseille Lyon Toulouse etc

Culturaly speaking, i would say that Italia and France both influanced europe and the world a lot. During the renaissance they both came up with incredible food ,fashion, architecture and arts.So i would say that the best thing to say wich one is better only dependds on your taste.

Italians are brothers, I feel like they are french but without the same pronunciation🇨🇵🇮🇹🇨🇵🇮🇹

I am from the US - my heart is with France. The Parisians are not rude they are just to the point much like my hometown city of New York.

I'm italian, and sadly it's true, most of the italians hate other countries like France or Germany for trivial reasons like "France stole the Mona Lisa", when in reality they just bought it ;-;

I love france. Aaaaand the sound of their language... oh god, it's so good ahahahha

Merci! Grazie! And thank you for this video! 🇫🇷❤️🇮🇹

Love both from Croatia ♥️!

As an Italian I would like to visit France , I wish this pandemic is gonna end

Trains in Italy are no longer out of schedule. This is an old stereotype which was valid 20 years ago or so. The majority of Italian trains (both high speed trains or regional) is punctual. The railway system works almost perfectly and it's also inexpensive compared to other European railways. I travelled by train across all of the 20 regions of Italy. In the south the railway system is outdated but this is another story. The timetable is reliable.

i think italian more a lot of friendly ppl too

In principle, your video is correct. In principle though, as there’s a number of things I don’t necessarily agree with. 1. Infrastructure: it largely depends on the area of the country you consider - namely in northern Italy it can be extremely good and also don’t forget that Italy has built and it’s already currently building a certain amount of high speed railway lines and I believe it’s one of the very top in the world on this. 2. People - I don’t necessarily agree with the fact that French seem to be colder and more reserved than Italians. Whilst it’s true that Italians in general might seem more welcoming, this is also highly stereotypical as in northern Italy people tend to be immensely reserved (at times I feel it ways more than certain areas of France) and also very individualistic and enjoying their private lives/paces. 3. GDP - Whilst I don’t necessarily agree with this specific measure to quantify the wealth of a country and its general quality of life, let us not forget that there are regions in Italy (for example Lombardy, Veneto, Emilia-Romagna, Trentino-Alto Adige or Tuscany) which have a higher GDP that many other European countries, including French regions. 4. Climate - Once again it depends on the area you consider. Whilst it’s true that France is generally more rainy and colder, you’re only considering Paris compared to Rome. I find Milan, the city I come from, to be at times colder than Paris. I generally felt colder in Milan than Paris, when I traveled there. The video is in itself relatively realistic. However I had the feeling throughout that the comparison was mainly between Rome and Paris, rather than Italy and France. Certain things were true, however others I believe were still quite stereotypical. I met a lot of French people and I don’t find them colder than us Italians at all. Actually I found them pretty friendly. Whereas it’s definitely not the case that all us Italians are extremely welcoming as it largely depends on where you come from, which is something the video didn’t talk about and regional differences, at least in Italy, are still very present. Other than that, I still believe that France is the closest culture you can get to Italy in Europe. Spain also, but the refinement of Italian and French cultures HAVE NO COMPARISON in the whole world. Viva l’Italia and vive la France! 🇮🇹🇫🇷

Great video! The only mistake I can see is the you missed so many cities in Italy that are also more contemporary-oriented. In fact one of difference from France is that Italy has distribution of popolation in much more cities.

I love Italy and I’m french 🇫🇷 🇮🇹

Love italy from Turkey :)

Nice contrast! Learned a lot.

i love italy soo much from france 🇫🇷❤️🇮🇹

i'm italian and i deeply love france.

This was a pretty good comparison! I laughed out loud at the phone calls on the train part - it’s so true!!! 😂 I love these countries for their differences. ❤️

1) I'm Italian and love France and the French, I always feel at home there and think our cousins beyond the Alps are generally friendly; 2) Italian trains aren't that bad, c'mon - they're usually pretty punctual and cheaper than in many other places in Europe

In Torino (north-west Italy) people likes french people, we are likes cousin and our city Is called "the Little Paris". My parents study French at school when they were children, not english. And the North East of Italy has more things in common with German people. Italy borders with 4 nation remember this. The southwest of french as a lot in common with Spain, even food it's a wonderful mix of traditions.