How do you identify the French people?

[PaleoEuropean]

French people are probably the most unique looking Europeans imo.

[Damião de Góis]

Very strange when people think of Latin, Celtic and Germanic as races when they are just linguistic groups.

[Flashball]

The Latins are the people of Lazio and they were close to Estrucan; it is absurd to use this term in the case of France at the level of genetic, but we see the lack of knowledge.

The latest genetic studies have shown that native French people have genetic continuity with previous populations living in France.

A native Frenchman, regardless the features, is an individual having no other origin than French for at least 700 years, so an individual like my father, whether he is "brunette" (before chesnut) with brown eyes, is a pure French (français de souche).

And I wonder why it is always foreigners who question the identity of the French (which is more homogeneous) when they themselves are the fruit of a melting pot of populations (Asian, Arab and others).

[placebo]

French.

Why do people always feel it necessary to equate modern nations with ancient ethno-linguistic groups? They are a hybrid, like most nations.

France is a country with Latin, Celtic and Germanic influences.

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i don't equate modern nations with ancient ethno-linguistic groups. i know they're a hybrid. i just curious which influence is more.

[Ryujin]

The northern part is more Celtic while the southern part is more Latin.

[placebo]

i think i was misunderstood lol.

i should have written "WHICH ETHNO INFLUENCE MORE IN FRANCE" in thread title. DDDD

[Ryujin]

i think i was misunderstood lol.

i should have written "WHICH ETHNO INFLUENCE MORE IN FRANCE" in thread title. DDDD

Well I wanted to say: When you see someone drinking wine in breakfast.