Love the the American cultural imperialism

Love the the American cultural imperialism.
Cheers.

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that looks good

Wendy's is better desu

>Burger King

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the real american way is to make your own burger and fries with a nice cold cola

is that a fedora on your table
lmao fucking loser

>fish & chips

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it's happening

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Aahhhhhhhh hahahaha

how the fuck is this even possible? Frenchies, don't you buy bread every day?

ahahahhahahahaha

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The French """"""culture"""""""

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THE UNIVERSE NEVER SETS ON THE AMERICAN EMPIRE

How will frogs ever recover?

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What's wrong adopting or taking up something superior (eating burgers over baguettes in this case) ?

home of the WHOPPER!

liar.

that's the 20th century memes

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they're not talking about baguettes, they mean the jambon beurre sandwich

what do they call the whopper over there?

This

who is not talking about baguettes? it says baguettes in that picture

isorasvahampurilainensyörasvaisiaamerikkalaisianiemi

Gross

Yea, it's a dumb headline. Most english speakers wouldn't know what the sandwich is, so they just say "baguette" to keep it simple and reel in the clicks.

Quote from the article:

>You might think a sandwich made with baguette bread is the most popular food in France. But think again. The French are going crazy for hamburgers.

>A new study shows that sales of American-style burgers have overtaken the sales of the traditional jambon-beurre baguettes — the classic French ham and butter sandwich.

It's the whopper over here as well. Thank god they haven't tried to translate the names.

Like in the tv,
>Shark tank
...translation...
>Lion's cave

That's a perfectly fine translation

There's no word for "tank" in the sense it's used there in finnish. If it was translated literally it would "shark aquarium".

What's the word for a tank made for war?

>jambon-beurre baguettes
How is that not a baguette.

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>tankki = tank
or
>panssarivaunu = armoured wagon

omelette du fromage

It's "tankki" like the other user said, but it can only mean a vehicle.