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By *tockingshq couple OP   Couple
over a year ago

anywhere

It’s our second time here 25th to 31st august first time was a flying visit and loved it hence why we are back

We want to make lots of friends while we are there but thought the language barrier won’t help

So was thinking wearing a uk flag to let everyone know we speak English but that seams a bit racist so we are going to wear something with a pineapple on each day

But would be great to have a ice breaker if anyone got any ideas

Also where are the English speaking bars ect

Sorry we aren’t any good at learning the language enough to have a conversation

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By *tockingshq couple OP   Couple
over a year ago

anywhere

Sorry we was talking about cap d adge

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By *aju34cMan
over a year ago

london

You will love it.

Le look is a great bar.

Sunbeach restaurant great for lunch.

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By *heccoCouple
over a year ago

Normandy France


"It’s our second time here 25th to 31st august first time was a flying visit and loved it hence why we are back

We want to make lots of friends while we are there but thought the language barrier won’t help

So was thinking wearing a uk flag to let everyone know we speak English but that seams a bit racist so we are going to wear something with a pineapple on each day

But would be great to have a ice breaker if anyone got any idea

Also where are the English speaking bars ect

Sorry we aren’t any good at learning the language enough to have a conversation

"

Start playing with each other... you'll soon get noticed by the Gerkin Jerkin brigade... lol

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By *ife2shortCouple
over a year ago

Cheltenham

Firstly- no problems being noticed on beach. Secondly- advice on meeting people and language barrier is sign up to all different sites- use ‘who’s near’ - post regular updates and join WhatsApp groups.

Plus- loads of Dutch, South Africans, Yanks and Aussies here at mo.

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By *rlandoMan
over a year ago

Lincolnshire

f n ell you ve led a sheltered life

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By *hrimper36Couple
over a year ago

Central France dept 36


"f n ell you ve led a sheltered life "

Reply+quote helps readers know who you think has led a sheltered life,just saying.

T

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By *tockingshq couple OP   Couple
over a year ago

anywhere


"f n ell you ve led a sheltered life "

Far Far from it and still looking to enjoy life

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By *ucianpoundCouple
over a year ago

Cap d’Agde, France


"It’s our second time here 25th to 31st august first time was a flying visit and loved it hence why we are back

We want to make lots of friends while we are there but thought the language barrier won’t help

So was thinking wearing a uk flag to let everyone know we speak English but that seams a bit racist so we are going to wear something with a pineapple on each day

But would be great to have a ice breaker if anyone got any ideas

Also where are the English speaking bars ect

Sorry we aren’t any good at learning the language enough to have a conversation

"

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You don’t need to speak French in the Cap but your chances of interacting with francophones is non existent unless they speak some English.

In early September there will be hundreds of anglophones in the Cap scattered in the bars, the Bodega perhaps the most popular.

You could be fucking like crazy on the swing beach with little interest, it’s always strange how some couples draw the crowds and others don’t.

Displaying a flag is good (it’s not racist) but forget the pineapple, it won’t mean anything.

Our advice would be to contact people before you arrive by looking on the ‘Cap d’Agde visitors listing’ thread.

However, without verifications you might find people reluctant to meet you.

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By *tockingshq couple OP   Couple
over a year ago

anywhere


"It’s our second time here 25th to 31st august first time was a flying visit and loved it hence why we are back

We want to make lots of friends while we are there but thought the language barrier won’t help

So was thinking wearing a uk flag to let everyone know we speak English but that seams a bit racist so we are going to wear something with a pineapple on each day

But would be great to have a ice breaker if anyone got any ideas

Also where are the English speaking bars ect

Sorry we aren’t any good at learning the language enough to have a conversation

……………………………………………………….

You don’t need to speak French in the Cap but your chances of interacting with francophones is non existent unless they speak some English.

In early September there will be hundreds of anglophones in the Cap scattered in the bars, the Bodega perhaps the most popular.

You could be fucking like crazy on the swing beach with little interest, it’s always strange how some couples draw the crowds and others don’t.

Displaying a flag is good (it’s not racist) but forget the pineapple, it won’t mean anything.

Our advice would be to contact people before you arrive by looking on the ‘Cap d’Agde visitors listing’ thread.

However, without verifications you might find people reluctant to meet you."

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By *tockingshq couple OP   Couple
over a year ago

anywhere

We are verified check our profile and pictures

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