video in the future. We do have 15
madami reasons already down, so
keep your fingers crossed.
51. In one of Himaruya's sketches, the Allies are at the beach. France and England are both wearing the same vertically striped red-and-white trunks.
52. France was one of the only one, who called England "Iggy'' in the manga/webcomic
53. in the movie, when everyone was around the campfire, France and England sat susunod to each other on the same log
54. There is an underground/underwater train tunnel which connects the countries of France and the United Kingdom. The tunnel is nicknamed "The Chunnel".
55. France canonically doesn't speak English. Unless there's a language for countries, UK would have to communicate with France in French. It works since French was once UK's official language due to Norman conquest.
56. During the April Fool's 2007 Event, in reply to "England" (a tagahanga posing as England) saying, "I pag-ibig you, France. That is all." France blushes and says, "You're a fake, right?! Tell me you're a fake...!"
57. France seems to know quite a bit madami about UK and his personality than others.
58. France hangs with UK on the Fourth of July in order to keep him company/cheer him up.
59. France dragged UK along to help host the 2011 April Fool's Event.
60. The 2011 Halloween Event, France realizes that something is missing and others agree but shrug it off. France continues to paghahanap for that missing thing. After France sees UK appear on stage, his beard randomly grows back and he realizes that he had been looking for UK the whole time
61. Skyes-Picot Agreement; a secret agreement between France and UK during WWI where the two decided that if they defeated the Ottoman Empire, they'd divide the land amongst each other. (Russia had a minor role in this as well.)
62. England's national bulaklak is a rose, which is a bulaklak the character France is commonly associated with
63. After the Nazi occupation of France in 1940, General Charles de Gaulle fled the country and created a French government-in-exile. It was set up in London.
64. Winston Churchill referred to France as "our [England's] dearest enemy".
65. When the United Nations was first formed it was England that insisted that France be a permanent member of the organization.
66. England's demon summoning song is based on a french one.
67. When France purposed England, the answer was "I don´t want to marry you for that reason" /That reason/. So if the reason were something else, he would?
68. Most of the books speaking about King Arthur have been written sa pamamagitan ng Frenchmen (ex: Chrétien De Troyes)
69. In the Battle of Dunkirk during WW2, the English helped the French soldiers trapped there escape across the channel to England.
70. In Gakuen Hetalia, France and England tried to be friendly to each other.
71. In his book "Talk to the Snail", Stephen Clarke sinabi that France and England pag-ibig each other but none of them want to admit it -and that's madami fun like that.
72. France's voice actor sinabi in an event that he would **** England
73. They both agreed to wait for the end of the world together.
74. France sinabi he needed England to be his slave before the end of the world, England agreed.
75. In Gakuen Hetalia, England agreed to help France when he was in a tight situation
76. France trapped England in a trash can so he could be French Territory
77. They raised America together
78. They raised Seychelles together
79. Sealand was actually made sa pamamagitan ng both France and England
80. In the anime, France had sinabi that he would be England's Little French 'Bitch'.
81. In the Aftermath of France's April Fools, England had agreed to have France be like England's Little French 'Bitch'.
82. The former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was known for his will to transform the "Entente Cordiale" into an "Entente amicale" (that is, a friendlier and closer relation)
83. It is estimated that about 400,000 French people live in the UK, with approximately the same number of British people living in France
84. Many French words were adopted into the English language
85. Possibly up to one third of the English language is derived from or through French.
86. They have always had a common culture and little fundamental difference in identity
87. The Suez Canal, initially built sa pamamagitan ng the French, became a joint British-French project in 1875.
88. In 1882, ongoing civil disturbances in Egypt (see Urabi Revolt) prompted Britain to intervene, extending a hand to France.
89. From about 1900, Francophiles in Britain and Anglophiles in France began to spread a study and mutual respect and pag-ibig of the culture of the country on the other side of the English Channel.
90. Francophile and Anglophile societies developed, further introducing Britain to French pagkain and wine, and France to English sports like rugby
91. Up to the 1920s, relations between Britain and France were closer than those between Britain and the US
92. French and English were already the segundo languages of choice in Britain and France respectively
93. Between 1914 and 1918 the British and French were allies against the Central Powers after Belgium and a small part of northern France had been invaded sa pamamagitan ng the German army
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94. There was strong co-operation between the British and French forces during World War I
95. The battles of World War I took place on several different fronts, but most particularly to Anglo-French relations in the trenches in France and Belgium against the Germans.
96. Following the war, at the Treaty of Versailles the British and French worked closely together, as their interests were largely similar.
97. On a visit to London, French leader Georges Clemenceau was hailed sa pamamagitan ng the British crowds. Lloyd George was ibingiay a similar reception in Paris.
98. When Germany began its attack on France in 1940, British troops and French troops again fought side sa pamamagitan ng side.
99. The final bond between the two nations was so strong that members of the British cabinet had proposed a temporary union of the two countries for the sake of morale
100. Eventually, after the Germans came through the Ardennes, it became clear that France would not be able to fend off the German attack, and Winston Churchill pledged that the United Kingdom would continue to fight for France's freedom
