FRANCE vs QUEBEC: Sexiest French?
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- French is one of the sexiest languages. But which one is sexier - French or Quebecois? The two battle it out to see which one is considered the sexiest for foreigners. Hint: It's the one you're thinking of.
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"What part of france do you come from ?"
"The dark side"
Ah, Roubaix
Tu m'as tué
Ça va aller, tu peux migrer à tourcoing
Je pleure de rire parce que j’ai vécu à Roubaix 😭
J'habite à ROUBAIX
Philippe Piotrowski oe Tourcoing j'ai pas d'accent chtis en plus! Personne à l'accent!
Turn on the subtitles at 0:50
I CANTTT LMAOO
Lmao she's actually very good and understandable
lmaooo
I already understand
OH MY GOD 😂😂
Hsksgyavsbwlqbqwyssvwzbqsjzozbzu subtittle have a brain attack
Her: "Enchanté"
Him: ensamchi
Come on man you didn't even try
It sounded like he was saying the name of the president of Myanmar, " Aung San Suu Kyi."
😂😂
He already has an accent
Kranker Spast as French I personally heard "en chantier" lol
@@GemPotagueule really? Hmm interesting
I died when she asked what his name was and he replied in Spanish and said “muy bien”
Lol yes. My parents speak spanish and while vacationing in Paris my father said to the maid in our hotel, "hola!" 😂 I absolutely died. Also, are you the UFC fighter Rory MacDonald? Lol
@@levity90 lmaoo. 😂😂 I wish. I was born in the same province as him tho 👀
@@rorymax you are him!
My sister dated that fighter briefly lol
@@withnail-and-i that's crazy!!
What does a French movie sound like?
"Like french"
gothscore you dont say !?
Lol😂
That was hilarious!!
They sound absolutely shit tbh
HAHAHAHA
Ask a French speaker to speak English and if they had a good accent they're probably from Quebec
@@mariamcoulibaly159 me too but we're like 2 out of 100
@@mariamcoulibaly159 certes mais les généralités et les stéréotypes sont généralement fondés et à juste raison :v
@@mariamcoulibaly159 La différence étant qu'au Québec, on est dans un pays anglophone.
@@mariamcoulibaly159 no you simply overestimate yourself :-) like Quebecers who say they speak English. yeah right.
That is true, i was living in France, most people had very thick French accent, i remember one guy who spoke perfect french, but i was sure that he was American, because his English sounded so American, so i asked him and, yes he was from Quebec, that was why his english was so good .
- Je m'apelle Claude
- Je m'aflip flou
SheepRacing La référence est juste incroyable
- Moi c'est Régine phalange
😂😂😂😂😍
Timmerman Iluna Et moi Ken Adams
😂😂😂😐
Cries in québécois cause people think we sound ugly
je donnerai tout pour avoir l’accent québécois j’aime trooop, vraiment
wth? ;-; I love your accent so much ksjkss
my bf thinks it’s hot LOL
Oof
German here. Québécois sounds absolutely lovely
5:40 ‘’which part of France are you from?''
''oh, hum... the dark side''
HAHAHA i'm dead
Ptdrr c'est drôle
🤣
Hahaha me to I want France girl but I dont know launguage
I want France girl from the dark side hehehe
Girls from the Dark Side write your instagram I will add you all ;)
Omg quand elle a commencée à chanter Diams 😭
Typhaine ça a gêné tt mon quartier
Ça m'a tuée XD
MDDDDRRRRRRRRR
David Lushady 😂😂😂
putain chais meme pas qui c est diams xX
It's psychology: when a person in front of us is attractive, we find the language he/she speaks also attractive...the tone of the voice matters too, so, sometimes even "ugly" languages sound beautiful, and vice versa..
DEN they were blind folded
@@adm7811 just ended his theory with a sentence, nice
I'm from Quebec, I would probably get real close to their ear and say: salut ma belle, sa va bin ? t'veus tu qu'on aille fourer dan l'back de mon pickup?
KatsuAndTheGang HAHAHAHAA CALISS
chui morte 😭😂
sa marche a chaque fois !
Pas game XD
You can get virtually every Quebec girl laid, if you buy her a sandwich with smoked meat first.
3:40 "you have a really deep voice.. you have a deep voice too 😂
Yaman Shashaa Lol he's quite a charmer 😂
“I know, I sound like a man”
Yaman Shashaa hahaha
She doesnt tho lol
Yaman Shashaa BAHAHAHA
I’m French and I once heard a Quebeceker girl speaking in the street of Paris, I fell in love right away. That was so cute! Vive le Québec !
Love Quebec accent!
Quebeceker xdddd
Vient alors :3 Québécoise tout seule x)
D. VA moi je veut bien venir ave toi jsuis deja la xd
Parfait ça xD
Moi j'aimerais trop aller en France, je me sens beaucoup plus français que canadien (faisant référence à ce que le Canada représente maintenant...), et je suis fier de mes origines!
I automatically know when a Quebecer speaks. They pronounce “th” like “d”, instead of “z”
I heard that’s because the emulate their accent from Americans while French people emulate from British people.
Impersonating a British accent is harder to do, so they should really stick to learning how to speak with an American accent. They sound better (more fluent) that way 👍
@@ronytheronin7439 but even british people don't say "th" as "z" though... And in Quebec we don't say "d" unless we don't know our English properly. The proper way to say it (in both America ane Europe) is absolutely not "z" lmao.
well im not sure why french people are more drawn to say z and quebec more th but I’m from quebec and I think it’s more bc the english words in our vocab compared to france who have english words but “converted” into french (like an english word with a french accent)
@@iCat4Ever why the fuck r there 2 spaces in between ur words
Him: "you have a deep voice too"
Her: " I know I sound like a man"
Me dieing 😭😂😭😂😭😂
.
23:18 pm
When I was younger my French speaking grandmother would phone my house asking for my mom and for some reason she would always mistaken me for my sister, to which I would reply back to her in French saying non grandmére c'est moi Wayne and then when my sister answered the phone my grandmother would call her Wayne to which my sister would reply back non grandmére c'est moi Judy the same as me. We both laugh about it today as we fondly remember our dear grandmother. What's funny as there have been times where my sister has been called sir by a caller, by let say a telemarketer phone caller for example. Which of course my sister would be annoyed by it and just hang up on them, which I am sure you are supposed to do that anyways when a telemarketing person calls your phone number....Lol 😄
I was dying LOOOL
I'm actually french but damn Aylmer ! I could hear you talking all day long with your Quebec accent 😍
Thanks! I'm from Aylmer too.
Aylmer as the région of Aylmer in Quebec?
@@arianelegros649 Je pense que c'est le quartier à Gatineau
Quand elle s'est mise à chanter la zik de Diam's, j'ai cru que j'allais m'étouffer 😂
melv douc loooooool
Damn, that blindfolded girl is rude AF...
literally and she knew it too because she acknowledged it and didn't stop
She was funny in my opinion it didn’t faze me and she had the best personality 🤷🏼♂️
Makes Americans look rude as fuck. She's not even funny.
@@theoeguia3302 ok snowflake she wasn't rude at all, it's just charisma.
I thought she was hilarious
I don't understand a single word in French but I love this language so much, it's like singing without music.
Genre a quel moment les étrangers connaissent Diam's 😭
Lovely Emma j'étais choqué
Mdrrrr de ouf
Non mais Diams quoi. Elle aurait pu choisir quelqu'un d'autre
Lovely Emma Effectivement d’un côté c’est humiliant car c’est Diam’s mais c’est encore plus humiliant car ses propres français ne la connaissent même pas 😭
c'est quoi le problème avec diams au juste ?
French - word exaggeration and extensive use of epiglottis.
Quebec - not much exaggeration of word and nasal toned.
Henry Ford oui
Epiglottis
What do you mean by word exaggeration ?
Nuke On Raccoon 0:38
@@nukeonraccoon3991 LOL TRIGGERED
3:40
“You have a very deep voice.”
“Really? You have a deep voice too.”
“I know, I sound like a man.”
“You have a deep voice too”
“I know, I sound like a man”
LiTerAllY me evEryTime someone talks about my voice lmao-
You're so lucky I have a so high pitched voice that everyone tells me to shut up cuz their ears hurt 😭😭😂😂😂
@@tipiak4584 😂😂😂
That will be a one-way ticket to Aylmer, please.
Same
Choke me daddy choke me
Remember fuck France
@@SuperMinicupcakes What do you mean by much worse? Is his accent "good" because he's probably a native English speaker? Do you think english speakers sound better speaking French?!?!
RecoveringChristian my reaction to your name and what you said : 4:35
"I know I sound like a man."😂
Leah Chapman Lol, I was all, "What? HOW?!" Lol. She sounds nothing like a man. 😂
She reminds me of me
😝😝😝
As a Québécoise, I ABSOLUTELY ADORE FRENCH ACCENTS AND I CAME HERE FOR MY DAILY DOSE OF FRENCH.
French language is very interesting and sounds so elegant 😊 yet damn hard to read and pronounce..😩
With pronunciation, the trick is to master the vowel sounds, a few trickier consonants, the cadence (very important to sound natural) and learn what letters tend to be silent (hint: if it looks really hard to pronounce, the last bit probably isn't pronounced).
With reading, it's not terribly different from other Romance languages except that the spelling can be brutal. Unlike Italian, Spanish and Portuguese, French has not had a systematic reform of its spelling to bring the written language in line with the spoken tongue. The result is that much like English, French is written like it was spoken before the printing press was invented.
mo osti calic d tsbrnak de fumier sti claice
"Which part of France are you from?
- hum, the darkside"
IM- 😂😂😂😂👌🏻
Yeah, so basically all the Paris region xD
Peridot Hare Lol that's not truuue
Ok ok, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté then (I'm from there so I'm allowed to bash it right xD)
Peridot Hare 😂😂😂Moi je suis en région parisienne, mais dans un village paumé entouré de champs et de forêts, m'enfin pas du tout le cliché qu'on peut avoir de la région parisienne quoi😂
Clara Croft Je suis de Dijon, donc bien bien à l'est... Le côté obscur, donc? 😁
As a french, I always loved the accent from Québec so plz be gentle with them 🙏
@Lord Markiplier Farquaad COME ON DUD *E*
That’s a first 😂 every Québec video I go to there is French people calling it insufferably ugly
Wickce Detrenes Yeah but i’m not parisian 🤷♂️
BENj bruhhh Paris vs. rest of the France is pretty feisty
@@pursuitsoflife.6119 welcome to France
i felt that when she said “i sound like a man” 😂
3:16 my god her voice is like an eargasm. I could listen to her all day. 😍
For us her voice is weird
@@thomasshelby8169 my ears are bleeding xd
Just annoying to us honestly 💀
@@CryBaby-oj2lz where you from?
Idk why y’all trippin, it’s hella sexy !!!
I think the women here are hating lol
3:40 oh damn that man’s smile
EDIT: HOLY SHIT HIS VOICE IM MELTING
"Which part of France are you from?"
"Um uh the dark side".....😂😂
OMG où ça se trouve exactement? 😂🤣🤣🤣
Au rond point tu prends la troisième sortie, après la première à gauche et c'est à 500 m.
Ne join pas le cité noir de la force Anakin
Sevran
BAKA Go Home
Ça se trouve à Calais
I actually searched the dark side on Google maps and it showed me a place in France near to Lyon 😂
omg the soft little 'oh' when he said 'i actually asked did you just smile or did the sun come up'
same, dude. same.
"What does a French movie sound like?"
"French."
The French from Québec is an older version of French, which used to be spoken in France by the nobles in the 16th-17th century. At the very beginning of the colony, most settlers were men from Normandy and Brittany, so they spoke their regional dialects (which wasn't really considered French). But there was a shortage of women in New-France, so the king decided to send young educated women to help the colony, these are what became known as the "filles du roi" (daughters of the King). These women were, for the most part, orphans who were given a good education by the church, or in some cases, orphans or illegitimate daughters of noble families. These women brought with them the French that was spoken by the elite of France at that time, and of course it's what they eventually taught their children, so this way of speaking caught on in Québec. Later on, a linguistic shift happened in Paris, which gave birth to the metropolitan French of today, but because Québec was a part of the British Empire by that time, our French evolved in a separate way. Still to this day, Québec's accent is the closest to the old French accent, although the vocabulary has changed a lot, mainly through the introduction of various English loan words.
you say a lot of shit the fille du roi weren'T well educated most were criminal and poor women + the way of speaking is not old french wtf ? the accent and use of english word and the way we make the sound is different they use the same word the difference is in the choice of word
@@ganegui1753 You are mixing up les Filles du Roi (700+) with the women who were banished. Two different groups, the later being beggars, sometimes prostitutes, criminals and marginals who were imprisoned in La Salpêtrières. Les Filles were given money and lived in religious institutions until they could find a husband. Linguists have associated French-Canadian with many old French accents, like the way we say the oi and ant sounds etc. Also we actually don't use that much English words and those we do use have been changed to sound French anyway. If anything, French-Canadians nowadays and speaking more and more French. We used to say parker mon char (to park my car, a char being pulling by horses lol strange it stayed until today) now a majority say stationner mon auto.
@@technite5360 Quand les colons sont arrivés au Québec on parlait le même français qu'au 17e en France (bien sûr) à savoir les syllabes des mots étaient pas toutes prononcées etc. après la bataille des plaines d'Abraham, la France nous abandonne aux britanniques pis les échanges s'arrêtent entre France et Québec. Les deux langues évoluent séparées où en France on se met à prononcer toutes les syllabes etc. au Québec on a pentoute connu ce changement, ce pourquoi notre français est plus archaïque. Astheure une langue évolue, la plupart des patrons étaient des anglais faque certains mots lié au travail sont anglicisés; un boss, un shift de travail, le foreman. Mes sources? Ce qu'on nous enseigne dans nos différentes universités québécoise en linguistique (et ethno linguistique dans mon cas).
Wow... do you take extra history lessons?
This is a misleading comment... Quebec vocab is closer to the pure vocabulary of the old nobility, but the Quebec ACCENT is a descendant of the North French Accent, NOT the Paris accent of old.
Je suis Française et fière de l'être mais nos amis Canadiens ont autant de qualités que nous, la vie n'est pas une compétition, ce qui compte, c'est que tout le monde se respecte, c'est ce qu'il y a de plus important, et je vais vous dire, soyez fière de ce que vous êtes et nous sommes tous uniques, on serait tous pareils, ce serait plutôt dommage
Je suis québécoise et fière d'en être une! Et je suis totalement en accord avec toi! "Pis de toute façon l'important, sé que toutes les accents sont sua coche" en gros tous les accents sont vraiment top. Alors je te salue la cousine!
@@isa0470 Merci bonjour de la France :)
+Del An Merci. Vous aussi les Français avez autant de qualitiés que nous les Canadiens Français.
Personne n'as jamais dis le contraire. Autant de qualités certes, mais pas les mêmes. Et l'accent c'est un point pour nous :')
Del An
Bah, déjà ils ont gardé la fleur de lys sur leur drapeau
That was pretty interesting! Now I am going to search for a video about American and British accents.
that was funny af !!! love it dude
Ne nous faisons pas la guerre entre Français et Québécois!! Nous défendons une si belle langue!! Nous sommes tous soudés!!
Lea Lea exactement
Vous imaginez ce qu'on seraitsi on avait gagné la guerre de 7 ans ?
LucasTheSwordman Honnêtement avant les gens avec un fort accent québécois je pigeais rien, et puis j'ai vu des dizaines de film québécois, comme du Xavier Dolan (je sais c'est cliché parceque vous n'avez pas que lui en super réalisateur vous avez aussi Denis Villeneuve) et maintenant j'ai plus besoin de sous titres, je connais pas mal d'expressions, formulations de phrases....
C'est pas une guerre
Exactement ! Restons soudés, nous parlons tous deux la plus belle langue au monde
I love French accents. I live in Quebec and have a hard time understanding people because I started learning French in Belgium. I've always thought of Québecois as gangsta French lol
wow must've been hard as French from Belgium is different than French from France and different than French from Quebec hahaha
Clara D all French is different lmao
Its hillbilly french lol
@@elise6724 that's what I said lmao
Clara D i know
J’ai beaucoup ri grâce à vous. Cette vidéo est excellente.😁
😎😎😎 The Quebec accent is similar to that of old countryside French. The kings of France surely spoke like that, in France, modern French took on the intonation of that of the bourgeois urban class.
L'accent québécois ressemble à celui du vieux français campagnard. Les rois de France parlaient sûrement de la sorte, en France, le français moderne a pris l'intonation de celui de la classe bourgeoise urbaine.
Non j pense pas, on entend surtout l'influence anglo-saxonne U.S. dans l'accent et les intonations.
Si c'était le cas les québécois rouleraient les R comme autrefois en France.
@@adrien5826 Les jeunes ne roulent plus les R (influence du français standard ?) mais les anciens les roulent.
@@Occitania26 Preuve donc que le québécois évolue et donc que les québécois ne parlent plus exactement comme leurs ancêtres.
Bah si l'accent quebecois ressemble a celui du vieux francais campagnard je doute que les rois francais parlaient le meme francais, vu l'ecart de ressources, d'education et d'interactions qui existait a l'epoque entre les deux extremes du pays.
3:16 😂💝😩 omfg her voice is so beautiful I actually cant
I never thought that I would find even be able to find differences in the accents but i have been proven so wrong
Scarlet Squig she sounds like the woman in my French learning CDs 😂
😩😩😩😩
Fack dude that a normal voice for me cause I’m French guy
@@TheCinnamondemon I WAS JUST ABOUT TO SAY THAT AND I HAVENT HEARD THOSE IN YEARS
@@damiyuhh8208 hahaha i love that! we're all connected by this weirdly common, melodic french woman's voice
Che ne conprwen pwa
France
Ils disent tous ça
Kreyol ayisyen?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
France J'suis ko😂😂
Wolfie the person who uploads random stuff we love modificate all language (french too x) ) that make us laugh
2:00 The subtitles !!!
"Can't bake off a shirt" 😂😂😂😂😂
I like how you used a mix of regional dialects from both Quebec and France since there's a lot of variation between them (and in some cases, similarity since Quebec accents are distant relatives of northern French dialects - e.g. one listener mistook a Breton accent as Quebecois). Far too many comparisons tend to present it like there is one single metropolitan French and one single Quebec dialect.
That said, as a proud Quebecois myself, I'll gracefully grant the "sexiest accent when speaking English" to France in general (might be a little competition between our smoothest sounding dialects and their more unusual ones). Most of France's dialects do produce lovely sounding accents in English while most of our dialects tend to result in less exotic sounding accents in English, particularly to North American listeners.
Le gars d'Aylmer a tellement une belle voix!
Dzakku une voix grave et masculine trop sexy
Dzakku c'est le youtubeur mark Hachem
It breaks my heart to see this many people say the Québécois accent is ugly. It sounds smooth, fast, effortless and exotic also. They often reserve the some of the English pronunciation which I say it's easier for the ear. Btw they speak perfect English so do not ask them to speak English when you are blindfolded trying to guess where they're from.
Was looking for that in the comment section ..was born in the US but I speak both languages and the french-canadian accent is pretty deep and a little hoarsy which is not far from the american accent and phonetic !!
The accent from Quebec sounds more like a French peasant's accent. Not that there is anything wrong with peasants. But if you listen to older French peasants who still speak in their dialects, you can hear the same sounds. However, somewhere along the way, people in Quebec seem to have developed a "honking goose" tone, like an American southern twang, only more pronounced. French peasants don't have that honking tone, and I don't think they ever did.
When i hear the québécois accent i laugh so much idk i tried watching a movie from quebec and i didn’t understand a thing so funny, but i like the accent
There are no single Québécois accent tho. Different regions have different accents.
Cuong Ngo this accent is not ugly, i'm French and i love Canada :)
J’suis française et j’aime tellement votre accent.... Le but étant juste de faire une vidéo sympa afin d’échanger sur la superbe langue qui nous unis ✌🏽 Love love 💕 en
I'm French and I totally fall for Quebecois accent. It's cute and warm and expressive and I just can't resist it. Also Quebecois dudes are amazing dudes.
I am French and i don't know why "everyone" say "France is so cool its so romantic i want to go in Paris"
Oshira-Sama grave je vois pas en quoi on est « romantique » ou encore « the french accent is so hot » mmddr je comprend pas
@@yasmineakil4746 quelqu'un d'intelligent
Je suis brésilien
@@jean-pierrepapin2792 qu'est ce que t'en as à foutre
Yasmine Akil je te le jure, j’ai déménagé et j’habite en Angleterre et tous le monde pense que je mens quand je dis que sais même pas comme les film mdrr
ELLE A CHANTÉ DU MARIE MAI HAHA
J'ai tellement ris XD XD
ET DU DIAM'S 😂😂
ok but dallon weekes frank iero ♡♡♡
Tu aime My Chemical Romance??? Moi aussi!!!
Ouin XD wtf
French from france is more exaggerated on the "r" part...that make it more sexier
it's normal because it's the correct French!
@@mehdimedo5720 bruh there is no correct french. its all variations that are all valid.
@@mehdimedo5720 there is no such thing as the correct french. Both came the same root and diverge in some point in time
@@jabbadaben9146 it's the correct french
@@mehdimedo5720 why is that? You seem to know everything but can't explain it
Merci pour cette vidéo elle m'a bien fait rire car on en a bien besoin avec le Covid19 ( confiné et seul chez moi !) J'adore les accents et j'aime bien le Québécois. Bonne semaine Bruno de la FRANCE
You should introduce them to the "chti accent". The northern french accent. Absolutly orgasmic.
BILOUTE!!!
@@Paola-nq9us R'gard ça drache encore dewor !
PTDRRRRR
Hahaha la fille qui chante Diams ET Marie-Mai hahaha
Ptdr 🤣
Et en tant que français je connais .... aucune des 2
Diams.....pouloulou elle date 😂
1:15 enchantée : en chantier 🏗 😂😂
On est là !
you should take someone from Marseille xDDD
That'd be so funny hahaha
Ahah j'aurais adoré voir ça ! Remarquez ya déjà eu Perpignan xD
Makoto Tachibana Ou le nord de la France x))
Et les chtis x)
Non ne cassez pas tout xD oh mon dieu
3:18 IM IN LOVE WITH HER WHAT
*:゚dara ME TOOO
Its so fucking annoying 😂
it was soooo beautiful i could listen to it all day long
*:゚dara dude same
Euh....
Cool video!
"You have a very deep voice"
"Really? You have a very deep voice too"
Tbh, I think I liked the Quebec French better. To me it sounded smoother and less shushy, if that makes sense. But let's be real, if a guy is flirting with my in French, be it Quebec French or France French, I'ma be melting
Annabeth Chase shush??? We do a lot of « sh sh »? Must be horrible
@@h7777 hell no! Have you ever heard any of the two? Im guessing you are either from france or don't speak french if thats what you think
@@h7777 très intéressant venant d'un pays qui utilise plus d'anglisisme que le Québec qui devrait pourtant avoir perdu sans langue et être assimilé par les anglais. Votre français sonne peut-être mieux à l'oreil, mais sa légitimité n'est pas plus grande que celui du Québec et ce n'est pas parce que vous avez un manque de compréhension de notre version de la langue ainsi que du français parlé par un anglais que cela fait des deux une ressemblance marqué. Arrête d'apporter ta subjectivité à un ensemble qui n'en a pas besoin
@@h7777 je reconnais que notre dialecte est plutôt drôle à l'écoute. Je n'aime juste pas être comparer aux anglais bien que j'ai beaucoup de respect pour eux. Je suis un peu trop protecteur de ma langue de naissance même si je suis bilingue. Désolé si mon premier commentaire semblait déplacé, reflèxe de défense haha
Le H Tu réalises à quel point tu es condescendant du con?
I prefer the French french, but that guy from Aylmer was 😍🔥
MaJo :) Was HOT 🔥🔥🔥 😍😍😍
i’m from aylmer too aye
MaJo :) it's just his sexy ass voice
There is an enormous difference between the accents of Canada and France. It is almost impossible to confuse them. And I say this as a beginner learning French!
I never heard of Perpignan before until I went to live there, actually is a small city. I felt really excited when I saw the Perpignan girl!
The funny thing is that we have many different accents and pronunciations in Quebec. There is no Quebec accent per say just like there isn't one single American accent. I'm from the same are as the last guy and our accent sounds different then the Abitibi, Quebec City, Montreal and Saguenay (just to name a few) accents.
M Pay well believe it or not it's the same in France actually for example I'm from the north-east of france (close to Germany) and my accent is very different from the accent of people who live just a little "Upper" in the North. Also I think accents here depend more on which region (not sure it's the right word sorry, I mean like states in the USA but much smaller) you live in and how you were raised. I myself grew up in the deep countryside of France so my french is rather fast and my words aren't really too articulated and most of them are shortened while people from the City well still speak kinda fast but tend to articulate more and use "bigger" words (which is also why most "countryside" people think "City" people are pretentious when the truth is that, most french (and I speak as one of them) are Indeed very pretentious lol)
Oof don’t forget the Gaspésie. You can barely compare our accent to the Montréalais’
Same thing for the « Mauricie » , the accent is way lot different and more weird, for example : we say Oy for Hey. It happens that sometimes people would say Nonante and not Quatre-vingt-dix (ninety) and septente for soixante-dix (seventy) in the upper region and it also sound like a mix of rural french and Irish, that’s disgusting to hear xD
Ouais tellement moi montréal haha
So funny ! I love it guys :D Big up from Montpellier ;)
Thanks! Back at you!
KenyVisuals L'une des filles du début étais montpelliéraine
KenyVisuals Montpellier ❤️❤️❤️
Montpellier rpz
Rpz Montpellier
The people from the Quebec have such a lovely accent!
Fun fact, we in France LOVE Québec accent.
Plus there is soooooo much differents accent in France. The one you heard was basically the... Casual accent around Paris (called l'île de France)
Ça aurait été bien qu'ils nous sortent un accent de Normandie, comme ça ils auraient eu encore plus de difficulté à différencier!
Umm, that one guy with the deep voice 😍
right? cute!
Yes! He was sexy! 😍
Should have bring a dude from Marseille or a Chti to confuse them ❤️ there is many différents accent in France, and also many différents one in Quebec too
Exacly
Et la Suisse? 💔
My best buddy is from Marseille and lives here in Montreal. Nobody understands him. Not the Anglophones, not the Quebeckers, and even the Frenchies have a hard time around him. Bless his drunk soul.
Lol ouai l'accent Marseilles
L'accent du sud en general
C'est quel que chose d'autre
Il aurai du aussi faire l'accent franco-african
@@WestfaliaStuff LOL, maybe the drinking doesn't help!? lol!
OR he should speak to other drunks... I had a friend who's best friends were 2 russian guys that didn't speak english nor french... but they all understood VODKA... Then their house caught on fire, but that's not the story here :P
Tava vendo o do Brasil, agora to aqui. Incrível
Braziliaaaan, that guy is Brazilian, the way he said bonjour.. I can tell he's from Brazil.
Ola.. (I'm not Brazilian or speak Portuguese lol) I communicate Brazilians on csgo
Not fair, people from Québec had really random stuff to say while the french were reading romantic text...
tabarnak
fast flow fishing ????
Mizuki Chan ?????
fast flow fishing câlisse
Helena Kratynski-Fournier osti dcalise de tabarbak osti dcalice de viarge 🎶🎶🎶
I'm not even gay but that last dude from Quebec had me! 😂 If it was just him vs France, then he would've won it lmao
Also, that Canadian-Greek chick is absolutely stunning & so funny!
I’m from Ontario and I speak French and it’s sooo funny when people suffer to speak French!
I’m from Ontario and I’ve been learning French for my whole life, and I can speak a fair amount but I just can not get the accent or the “guttural r” 😂
@@tytheby5029 The French r is a uvular fricative. It is a soft consonant. The harsh r people hear is the uvular trill which is basically gargling. To pronounce either of these sounds, the tongue stays in its resting place opposed to the English or the rolling r in Spanish and Italian.
@@emmanuelteshome2469 I know, I’ve been practicing a lot. I almost got it though :D
Bonjour!
@@tytheby5029 Think of a dog showing its teeth before he goes full barking mode on you. He does a "rrrrrrrr", it's almost the same, it comes from the back of the palate. A bit similar to gargling with some mouth wash.
PUT SUBTITLES AT 3:31 LMAO 🤣 OMGG YOURE GONNA LAUGH YOUR ASS OFF I SWEAR
3:17 her voice is sooooo nice, like liquid gold. C’est très jolie!
Inas Jabbour I don’t like it (Im French) lol
Ahah, as someone from Quebec, I do prefer our accent in general, but the french one is definitely sexier ahah
I like trying to speak in a french accent, it makes me feel fancy, whereas with the Quebec accent, it feels more chill and laid back.
But both are really cool ahah
C'est normal de le préférer comme tu as grandi avec; et l'accent québécois.. c'est tellement calme et posé c'est trop bien
+Niumiko moi j'ai ni l'accent français ni l'accent québécois :')
Les deux accents ont leur propre charme :3
Maliha Khan tu as quel accent? o:
tu as quel accent? Moi je parle le francais international mais j'utilise des mots "soulier" "chum" "blonde| je suis quebcois mais je parle pas avec l'accent pure comme un quebecois XD
Ok who typed "kakfjfndnekfkvkjsjdnfj" in the subtitles
Because an emglish person wrote them of course...
Please stop saying
"French are arrogant"
We aren't
Just in Paris
Well no, but actually yes 😁
@@valenesco45 😂
Paris has nothing on Quebecers in terms of rudeness, they are despised throughout Canada
I love the French - they're lovely! Comme étudiante/assistante d'anglais , jai en le grand plaisir de passé un bel an au sud ouest de la France, et dois dire que j'ai trouvé les gens géniaux et acceuillants - Karen ( massive fan of France and all things french...)
*the girl in red is ridiculous😂*
as a Québécois the only thing I gotta say is ..meh.
mcheddadi Hahaha tlm c'est juste bizarre
mcheddadi it is pretty disapointing haha :(
Totally disagree.
mcheddadi jaloux x)
Le sigh.
there are so many different accents in Qc. like from the island and Jolliet could be different languages
I met 2 people from Quebec when I was on a vacation.
At first, I tried to listen what language they spoke but when I heard them do it, it sounded so familiar but weird. I know it was French but it didn't sound like the typical French accent. Honestly, even thought it was some weird Dutch or Belgian. Then they said they were from Montreal, then it made sense.
When you're a Frenchgirl from France, this video is GOLD XD
(But damn, the person who makes the english subtitles can't understand French to save it's life XD)
Tu devrais expliquer, parce que je trouves que les sous-titres sont à point.
@@restlessfrager la part ou la fille chante. On comprend bien ce qu'elle dit. Mais c'est juste ecrit "askjtjeosjdj" tout du long
I could tell where EVERY person was from - France or Québec - EXCEPT the guy from Aylmer. I honestly couldn't tell, he had the sexiest Québec accent lol
He had a fairly neutral accent when he spoke with the dude, but when he said "maquiller" to the girl, it betrayed his Québecois-ness. lol
@LucasTheSwordman Haha. The dude was good at keeping his accent neutral for the most part, except for that.
The conclusion of this video will make the French ego grow even more! And it's already about to explode ^^
(I'm French)
When the girl starts wrapping in french in the beginning and the captions are just cjdksncksnnfkdkd I laughed
Please do British and Australian accent for the next video. It would be lovely. 🙏
Rieka chan please
Australian accent is sooo hot
Ok but WHAT’S the point of them being blindfolded if they’re focusing on the voice like I’m kinda shook????
Stacey Ryan haha that's funny! But I think it's so they only focus on the voice and that way, the judment is not biased by the person's facial expression or anything (because for instance, the girl from Brittany was seductive in the way she was looking at him.)
Frank 😍 such lovely voice!!!
Nice to see someone from my hometown Aylmer~
Elle connais Diam's
Clémence PRANGERE je sais hein? Jetait surprise que ça soit cette chanson la qu’elle connaisse
Putain oui c'est triste; la seule chanson quelle connaît en Français c'est cette immondice
Je suis de Montréal mais j'ai déménagé à Bruxelles il y a presque 10 ans déjà, j'ai aussi de la famille en France donc les accents j'ai l'habitude et cette vidéo est géniale👌😂 I'm originally from Montreal but I moved to Brussels almost 10 years ago now, I also have family in France and I'm actually spending Christmas there, so I can say that I've heard many French accents ☺️ and this video was great 👌😂 I miss Montreal sometimes though :(
Emma Stanley It’s freezing cold right now ! Je ne pense pas que ça te
manque ça 😂
ouff ta de la chance d’etre partie😂 il gele grave
lydiaa ortiz Oui, c’est dans les -30 ces temps-ci 😅
Lorie -30? Ça fait presque une semaine et demie qui fait -40 par ici 😅
Sara * Dépend des régions (:
Am I the only one who found the girl’s French at 1:38 to be like irresistible? I was literally writhing on my couch.
3:25
Omg those subtitles though XD