Proof That French Is the Most Romantic Language in the World

In France, the first prediction in this game is “Il m’aime un peu,” which means “He loves me a bit.” If you land on this answer, then the odds for the relationship aren’t so favorable. You’d be best to keep on looking.

The second possible option is “Il m’aime beaucoup,” which means “He loves me a lot.” If someone gives you this answer then the odds are pretty good, potentially even great.

Daisy games aside, what’s not so great is “Il m’aime bien.” While “beaucoup” and “bien” are often thought to be pretty much on par, it’s definitely better if someone says “Je t’aime beaucoup” and not “Je t’aime bien.”

Things start to heat up by the third potential prediction, which is “Il m’aime passionnément.” This means “He loves me passionately” and is solid proof that love is in the air.

The highest affirmation of romance in this game is “Il m’aime à la folie,” which means “He loves me crazily.” If you land on this, then you might have found your perfect match. Marriage may well be on the cards.

The French are teasers, and so they finish with one last prediction, of “Il m’aime pas du tout,” which means “He doesn’t love me at all.” This is definitely the worst pick of the lot.

Of course, in English, you can cheat by picking a flower with an odd number of petals, so that “he loves me” always wins. In French, however, the winning answer is harder to predict, as there are five possibilities. The odds are much better, though, as a greater number of the options are favorable.
The difference between these approaches shows that the French language is richer when it comes to romance, it’s more complex, whereas English is stricter, opting for a simple “yes” or “no.” It looks like French really is the most romantic language in the world.