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Maybe because they believe in vampires and vampires are like alergic or dont like garlic. something like that.
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What do the french people wear?
Clothes
Do french people wear onion neckles?
no
What traditional clothes do people of France wear?
French men wear suits that people would normally wear to work everyday and traditional french clothing consists of bells or fertolds
Which hand do French people wear their wedding rings?
The left in most cultures,the same hand and finger as his wife
What hats do people wear in France?
the beret (French spelling: béret - masculine)
Who invented garlic snails?
French people
What do people in paris get entertained by?
women sitting on french bagettes and sucking on garlic
What French people wear?
french people the lady wears trousers and a jacket and a blouse the men wear a suit but in all french people are very elegant.
What does french peoples cloths look like?
Same as every where else but the stereotype is that they wear black and white stripe tops and have garlic around their neck and wear a beret
Do french people really like like snails?
Many people (including French) enjoy snails. They are called escargot and are delicious with garlic butter.
What do the french people wear?
Clothes
How do you ward off evil people?
Wear garlic and a crucifix (if your not christian or catholic you shouldn't wear one of those it's considered a mockery). If you can't wear garlic (as in tied around on a rope) then eat some and they will leave they can't stand garlic breath (it's also a good thing for detoxicating your body, which is a plus).
What kind of traditional clothing do french people wear?
What did French people wore traditionally
Do French wear uniform?
Yes, depending on the type of job, some French people wear uniforms.
Do the French wear black?
Yes, French people may wear black. This is considered sober and classy.
What is clothing do french people wear?
They wear nice fancy clothing
How do yo say garlic bread in french?
garlic bread is spelled in French "du pain à l'ail"
