Is France a Latin country?

[Grab the Gauge]

Yes French people are Latino. Especially the women.

[Ülev]

is even worse, Celto-Latin

[AphroditeWorshiper]

It is not a matter of ifs though. The Gauls were conquered and romanized.

Yes, true

but I still consider France as a Celtic country!(maybe the exception is the Occitanian region in south)

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

well, France just is considered Latin by some people because of the language, if Romans never had impose the latin language France would be the most Celtic country nowadays

since the ancient times France was very Celtic in any cultural aspects

"well, Iberia just is considered Latin by some people because of the language, if Romans never had impose the latin language Iberia would be the most Celtic country nowadays

since the ancient times Iberia was very Celtic in any cultural aspects"

See the logic?

[TheForeigner]

I think French cuisine, with all its sauces, smelly cheeses and crawly things, is quite Latin. Celtic and Germanic peoples in modern times are more meat and potatoes people and drink more beer, while the French are a primarily wine drinking people.

[AphroditeWorshiper]

"well, Iberia just is considered Latin by some people because of the language, if Romans never had impose the latin language Iberia would be the most Celtic country nowadays

since the ancient times Iberia was very Celtic in any cultural aspects"

See the logic?

don't forget the great Iberos!!!!!!!


Iberia had the Iberos, that don't was part of Celtic

Iberia was like Celtic/Ibero mix(Celtiberian)

[Also]

Sure. Has anyone questioned that?

[AphroditeWorshiper]

Sure. Has anyone questioned that?

yes

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

[Deneb]

I think it is, because of the language, which is very important and also other cultural traits that make them be closer to Italy, Spain and Portugal.

Then Romania is a Southern European country, Romania doesn't belong to Eastern Europe iyo, because Romanian, a latin language, is spoken there...