Biffy Clyro - Translate The Lyric
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- We challenged Simon, James and Ben to figure out their own song lyrics from their French, Spanish, Italian, German and Gaelic translations. How well do they really know their own tunes? Let's find out.
Interviewer: James Wilson-Taylor
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I thought this was gonna be translating Biffy Clyro lyrics from Scottish to English lmao
Same 😂
Haha that'd be helpful
As an Irish speaker, very happy to have seen the ‘Wolves of Winter’ lyric👌🏻
Ik bin ein Börg, ik bin das Meer
Literally here cos I knew this would be the clash of both Scottish and English trying to speak different languages... and Biffy Clyro... I love ‘em...
And I’m Scottish... I can’t say much
Simon Neil is THE MOST gorgeous human
Your comment of butchering Italian was a huge understatement 😄😄
3:30 Araña means Spider not Chandelier
That's what I wanted to mention. I was like "black spider?"
Yeah, but they used Google translator so what did you expect?
Simon singing Many of horror was great, Mon the fuckin' Biff!
Oh my, they are so cute
This is so cute and funny to watch! 😊
I’m Italian and the pronunciation of the interviewer is hilarious 😂
Are these the most likeable dudes ever or what
this is more than precious.
pure
Man your italian 😂😂 love u boys btw!💗
lol, we did warn you...
Olen vuori, olen meri.
Italian😂
Vaya español... LOL jaja
No era "araña" era candelabro
@@LGdelavega OK, let's see ... black chandellier is "candelabro negro" as I would translate it. Perhaps candle tree, a candle holder with multiple arms would be the right word in common English. It's true that a "candelabro" looks like a spider upside down .... :)
Faltou português!!
As an italian... ahahahah can’t hear you... 🙈🙉
"perdre", not "perde". Source: I'm French.
blame google translate
as always!
well, your italian could be so much worse lol