They don't. Americans call it a French kiss and the French call it a kiss.
To kiss in greeting with a peck on the cheeks is 'se faire la bise' in French.
a kiss (noun) is 'un baiser' in French. To kiss (verb) is 'embrasser'
to kiss is faire un baiser or embrassera kiss is un baiser
Kiss translated into French is: baiser. An example sentence is: Elle lui Donna un baiser. This means: She gave him a kiss.
Grosse bise is a French equivalent of the English phrase "big kiss." The feminine singular adjective and noun also translate into English as "fat kiss." The pronunciation will be "grohs beez" in French.
The French call the English "les Rosbifs" The English call the French "Froggies" It is interesting that both are food related.
because its not just a regular kiss!
1. (Everywhere except France): An overtly sexual act, to kiss with tongues. 2. (France only) An overtly non-sexual act, to greet somebody by giving them a light peck on each cheek. This is a traditional gesture, even between members of the same sex.
A FRENCH KISS IS A KISS WITH THE TONGUE.
It means you are engaging in a "French Kiss.'
Like a french kiss ( involving lots of tongue ) but.... down under.
yes vegetarians French kiss
its called "french kiss" for a reason
Not exactly. A smooch is a general term for a kiss, while a French kiss specifically involves the use of the tongue.
YOLO... In France they call it a Florentine Kissing. In more conservative times it was thought that the French were more open & expressive about sex & they kissed rather boldly & in public. & that where the term French kiss came from
because you can french kiss the melon
"I want to french kiss you"
French Kiss