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You're foreign. You have one up on every other guy in France already. The same applies to any foreign guy.
Jokes? Why make jokes if you can't tell them? Jokes aren't important. Sure it's nice to joke around but you don't have to be that guy. Work with what you have. Are you more down to earth, able to talk and build comfort? Do it. Work on your approach. Perfect example is just sitting beside some woman and saying you're new and looking for places to visit or if you're at a party and don't know anyone sit beside a group of women and say "I'm new here and I need friends. You are going to be my new friends for tonight." Don't ask them, just make that statement. Be cocky/funny and confident. It's a sure thing. If you're studying there just sit beside a woman and say "Hey, you're going to be my new friend." then introduce yourself. c/f gets you in, confidence gets you attention thus interest. Once you build a social circle choose your target and use kino.
Also, if you're American don't talk about your country, your views on the war, what you think of Bush, Obama or whatever else you think is important because Europeans fucking hate American politics. If you do talk about the US talk about your experiences, your GOOD experiences that don't involve guns, hunting animals or that time you had a threesome. Just talk about trips to different states, how beautiful X is and how surprised the girls would be. That's all you need to focus on, the nice stuff the stuff these women would actually do and could associate with you.
You are absolutely right about everything you just said, I guess the main problem for me is finding the confidence to approach girls randomly on the street or at a bar, and alone because I have quite a lack of male comradery here also. Parisians tend not to be the most friendly people so it's hard for me to muster up the confidance in broken french to be that random dude on the street and expect a positive response. But as I have been doing I will continue to put myself out there and one day something will happen. Thanks for the reinforcement bro!
Consider it a new beginning. If you've been a certain way in a main group of friends you'll find it incredibly hard to shake that role within that group. If you find new groups and become more you you'll take on a different role in the group. Ever watch The League? There was an episode where the dweeby character was in two league groups. His main where he was the loser and least popular(Been part of it for years) and then his new group with rich successful businessmen. In the second group he was the leader because he took up that mantle(His character also hints at incorporating some loose PUA mentalities).
Just focus on being the person you already are. Be outgoing, don't care what others think and you'll do well. In a different country you're never going to see these women again and you have every single reason to approach them. Hell "I'm from X and don't know where Y is" is a classic opener. Work c/f and kino into that and you're a shoe in.
And broken French? Fuck man, that's pure gold! Use it when you open. Parlay vou anglash? She'll get a kick out of it, smile and lower her defence to you. You can be c/f, say you make up for your poor French in other ways and have her eating out of your hands. Seriously, a bit of awkwardness can be a good thing if you know how to take advantage of it. I guarantee if you went up to two French women with broken French and tried to string together a sentence it would go extremely well. I wouldn't even say you need to have confidence to approach just follow the basic rules of approach and start off with women who are stationary.