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> or Frenchman if you're old and inconsiderate. Or talking about a man that is French. Neither of which would be considered 'old', or 'inconsiderate".
by Ylpertnodi 6mo ago
> or Frenchman if you're old and inconsiderate.
Or talking about a man that is French.
Neither of which would be considered 'old', or 'inconsiderate".
- gpm 6mo ago"Frenchman" (one word) is always... "old and inconsiderate" is a good description. "French man" (two words) is at times still appropriate.
- troad 6mo agoNo, Frenchman is fine. It's a neutral and common descriptor, and I've far more often heard it said by French people than about them. Similar to Spaniard. Not everything needs to be perennially problematised.