M Yurikai at least the not-pronounced letters are at the beginning or at the ending of words not randomly in the middle depending on which word you are actually trying to pronounce...
Day Drunk you do if you’re pretentious enough haha. Trust me, I worked in a high end restaurant in Oregon of all places, and we did have an amuse-bouche as a first course.
It means to amuse the mouth. It’s a single bite appetizer or hors d’oeuvres. Just enough to be interesting to the palate but not enough to be satisfying.
@@Bumbumbr-zu5gc you pronounce the T even if you think you don't, it just trails the rest and is really subtle. The "on" at the end forms that slightly. It's a cool phenomenon
Same. I'm a degenerate drop out so a point of reference would have been fantastic. You can hear it in some of them though, just not really emphasized...
@Desi Pfander Yes, in Spain! But even I know spanish people with parents from any major european country like Germany, France, UK, etc. So I guess it's not that uncommon to have foreign last names. I'm from Barcelona btw.
Christopher James I don't think you can call the "American prononciation" incorrect as they are words used in English. Just as we use english words in french with a different prononciation. These I could pronounce but there's a couple towns with french names in Wisconsin I can't pronounce like the locals! Almost have to spell them lol.
It's not about pronoucing the letters, but inflating in another segment of the word. English sometimes inflate in the begining of some words ( CatASTrophe ), while we do it, always, in the end of the word ( CatastrOPHe ). So it goes against, well, everything we learned, basically.
It mostly bcs we pronouce the letters deferently too, literally we pronounce all the letters in catastrophe simply not the same way, and we do not accentuate on the same syllable. But technically we have the right prononciation xD
English people: Makes jokes about French pronunciation of French own language but also doesn't pronounce a lot of letters in English, like "k" in "know".
@@Sunset553 it's because in French we don't accentuate words at all, it's a pretty flat language in terms of accentuation. The only time we accentuate is when we ask questions, which is common in a most languages. This contrasts with how the English language is spoken. So when British or American people speak French they tend to accentuate certain syllables which to French people sounds like they're trying to be sexy.
*Audible stands for:* A: Sonic U: threw D: Amy I: on B: the L: bed E: and Amy giggled. Sonic jumped right next to her and picked her up. (So now Amy was sitting on Sonic's lap, facing him). Amy could feel his boner on her leg. This turned Amy on even more. Just then, Amy started to take off Sonic's tuxedo and unbutton his shirt. Sonic stopped her for a second. "Amy I think you and I both know where this is going. And I want to make sure that you want to do this". Amy just smirked at him and kept unbuttoning his shirt. "I guess that's a yes" sonic said smirking. Sonic was sitting at the end of the bed and Amy was right in front of him now, unbuttoning his pants. When she removed his pants , It was now obvious that sonic had a boner. Amy rubbed her hands on his "membrane" over his boxers, which made sonic moan, then removed his boxers, which revealed Sonic's membrane. Amy was shocked. Sonic's member was about 8.5 inches long and 2.5 inches thick. She looked up at sonic and bit her lip while giving him a smirk. She started at the head. She sucked it and licked it and rubbed her hands along it, jerkin off sonic. Sonic was impressed. He didn't think Amy would know how to do this, but Amy was pleasing him. She bobbed her head up and down faster and faster with a moan coming out of sonic each time. Amy was enjoying herself and so was sonic. "Ohhhhh my GOD Ames, how the hell did you learn this stuff!?" Amy just kept going. She even Surprised sonic by deep throughing him. Sonic held Amy's head there for a few seconds then released. "Amy. OH MY GOD AMY! DON'T STOP DOING THAT! " a few minutes later, sonic said , "AMY IM GONNA CUM!" And with that, sonic released his sperm on Amy's face, which Amy licked up.
As someone who doesn't really know french this is still absolutely hilarious, you can see the increasing desperation and how they lose faith in americans with each word
@@revolucion-socialista Inaccurate. North Americans are all the people who live on the continent of North America. South Americans are all those who reside on the continent of South America. Central Americans are all those who reside on/near the isthmus that connects the two continents (12-13 countries, depending on whether or not you count Mexico with North America or with Central America). Americans are those specifically who reside in the United States of *America* which is a country, and not a continent. No one at the UN or the EU is calling Canadians or Mexicans "Americans", but they may call them North Americans (but with Mexico they're likely say Central Americans). Imagine that, an American giving a geography lesson. ; ) I won't confuse you by bringing the people of Hawai'i into the conversation and what they are called.
indiciaobscure oh no, we are not sassy, even if these people seem that way. I think they are just embarassed to say these words so they roll their eyes and so on, but we're not all like that. ^^
@@Alex-dy7yh il faut avouer que les français ont tendances à lever les yeux aux ciels quand ça fait c****!! Surtout quand ils corrigent en mode caTAstrophe!!😂😂😂 tous mes potes auraient llever les yeux à ce moment là
Dude, I'm American, and even I was shocked the first time I heard someone pronounce foyer "foy-er." I only ever heard people say "foy-ay" the first thirteen years of my life or so, and then suddenly I started hearing this weird ass "foy-er." Damn, now I really want to hear a French speaker say foyer.
katie kawaii foy ay is closer but not quite there. you can find most words pronounced at forvo dot com. this video really isn't to laugh at Americans, its trying to pronounce American English, you can see they open their mouths wide, that is part of how Americans speak, they broadcast. It makes it particularly hard to speak French, except to exclaim, like the guy at the end.
I hate that almost worse than anything else...except for how australians say 'so' and 'no' I found that extremely grating and honestly it makes me very angry
I mean the words in the video arent english words, they are french words which originated from the french language. Its normal for french people to roll their eyes when hearing how they language got adaptated.
I think it's funny you say that because french has a lot more grammar rules than english has... like way more. That's why english is an easy language to learn and french is kind of hard and long to learn
@@vincentricard6973 bro literally english is one of the hardest languages to learn what are u talking about. english has tons of grammar rules that only apply sometimes while most romance languages have consistent rules that make it easier to learn
Sevan Fuscellaro wtf i learned english, french and spanish and english is by far the easiest language to learn. the reason is, that english grammar has almost no conjugation, out of my head to be is the only one adapting to the form of the subject.A huge facilitator, in comparison to roman language, is that english verbs are mostly regular in the same each own tense( yes there are some verbs which differ in simple past and present perfect but its minimal). further there is just one article. if you ever tried to learn french have fun with all the accents and with spanish try do differentiate the two simple past ways(indefinido and imperfecto). i personally would say learning spanish simple past is as learning english in a total but that is super subjective.
@@MrSumta I suppose part of it depends on your native language. But p much every multilingual person I've ever met has told me English was the hardest to learn
@@jujuXXX57 Bravo/brava is Italian and most certainly snuck into French via Italian (probably opera-related, or maybe Catherine of Medici who also brought you the forchetta/fourchette 😉)
In Paris, most of the people are creepy as fuck and they are quite unfriendly as well. I like France and I like Paris, but in this city I've faced the most weird and uncomfortable situations in my life. '-' And in some other cities as well.
Kevin Benoit cuz most people are young and they like the look of cute quirky boys lmao I thought the other young man in black was damn fine cuz of his deep voice
Totally a white president I don't get how that gives me a big ego, its just that this video is not pointless to people who can speak both languages. And considering that French and English are the most spoken languages on the planet I don't think it's that uncommon for people to know both. And I wasn't showing off, that person posted a comment in French, so I replied in French, I don't t see the issue.
Frédéric Chopin im not talking about the answer in french, im talking about the first comment. No, not all people in the world can speak french, its not common at all, dont feel superior for that. Btw french is not event close to the number 2 after english, that shows how much you know
Totally a white president ok, fine I was wrong about that fact, but French and English are the only languages that are officially spoken on all continents. And saying this video is ok for people who know both languages isn't stuck up, it's literally just true. I didn't say there would be an issue with showing the French versions. I would be perfectly fine if they did. It's just that in the videos current state it is understandable for people who know both languages. I don't feel superior for knowing French at all either. You're all triggered just because I said this video is understandable for people who know both languages lol.
as an American I have never said or even heard the term "Amuse-Bouche", that must either be a regional thing or extremely dated. Also, at least we pronounce Lieutenant sort of like the french do, should have had them try to pronounce it the British way (LEFT-tenant).
Ima Unicorn ive heard lots of british people say it lefttennant its also really common in old war movies in the like maybe its becoming outdated but people do still say it like that
It's because the video is about French people trying to pronunciate French words as Americans do, and it's clearly not the same pronunciation in both languages :))
Virgule - this is why Elena, who doesn't speak French, would like to hear the French pronunciation as well - to compare the two. I would have loved to hear it too :)
+Leocadie Americans have a multiplicity and diversity of accents. What do you think an American is? And which particular Americans would you like to hear trying to pronounce French words?
moorek1967 CZcams know... French have a multiplicity and diversity of accents to: "parisien", "du nord", "du sud", "marseillais", "toulousain" etc... for exemple with toulousain accent all the O sounds like "a" (especially when it shouldn't 😂) In this video the peoples speak with a parisian/commun accent. It will probably be completely different with someone from South of France... And...well... as French we can't ear the difference between all the american accents so... x) (Meh sorry for my bad english ^^" i do my best ^^")
Here’s one: In my state there’s a town named Versailles. I pronounced it the French way and was corrected on how to pronounce it. It’s Ver-sails. My state has a lot of French cities because the French used to own the land and a lot of the pronunciation is definitely interesting!
Pourquoi est-ce que le seul truc que je vois dans les commentaires c'est : sooo cuuute 😍😍 ??? Sérieusement c'est vraiment si important ? En plus, ils sont pas ouf ouf les gars 😆😅
Guy: CatastROPHe
Someone: CatASTrophe
Guy: *rolls eyes*
Guy: CatASTrophe
Oh Hai Hooman LOOL
@@SodiumOverdose LOOL
This have some Wingardium leviOsa vibes
French only ennounce the last syllable in words so it makes sense
@@patax144 that's true, we don't get why we need to enhance a sound in the middle of a word because it's still the same word ^^
*having to actually pronounce the letters*
French people: *sweats*
*sweating intensifies*
Dafuq you talking about... english doesn't pronounce half of the letters INSIDE the words!
Priscilla Kohli yeah but more than half of the letters at the end in French words are silent, heck even the letter ‘h’ is silent
M Yurikai at least the not-pronounced letters are at the beginning or at the ending of words not randomly in the middle depending on which word you are actually trying to pronounce...
Priscilla Kohli many of English words were derived from different languages.
love the way the older gentleman despises himself after nailing “audible” around 1:04 😂
Pretty golden.
Haha, 《Formidable 》😂
@@timt2753 wonderful
I think it's disgusting how they think so highly of themselves
@@johanna_na shut up
i love how everyone rolled their eyes when being corrected
I've adapted this since Ive been living in Europe. It doesn't mean to be rude.
@@whysosexy Don't generalise. It is considered rude in some places in Europe.
@@johannah8560 For french people it's not, they're not being rude
@@emmacallebaut5483 I know
@@emmacallebaut5483 yes it is
No one in America has ever said “amuse-bouche “
Day Drunk you do if you’re pretentious enough haha. Trust me, I worked in a high end restaurant in Oregon of all places, and we did have an amuse-bouche as a first course.
Amuse boosh ?!
@@JacintaSeabrook I've heard of it before but didnt know it was food
It means to amuse the mouth. It’s a single bite appetizer or hors d’oeuvres. Just enough to be interesting to the palate but not enough to be satisfying.
Only when quoting Friends lol. "It is amuzing...."
Funny enough, young Americans are starting to say “croissant” the French way, as a meme.
Um, yes, are you going to finish that croissant?
@@danielbutka8854 ARE U GOING TO FINISH THAT KWASSO
I always thought that we did but apparently people pronounce the T
@@Bumbumbr-zu5gc you pronounce the T even if you think you don't, it just trails the rest and is really subtle. The "on" at the end forms that slightly. It's a cool phenomenon
Ok, baguette boy
This is literally just people figuring out how to mock Americans and get away with it in a video and I love it-
We don't to figure anything out, mocking Americans has become quite easy in the last 2 years or so
Lafka Laf Bahaha accurate
Mockery through self humiliation
That's a new one.
@@lafkalaf6374 France is burning i find that pretty funny, America isn't burning. Who should the world really be laughing at?
@@jimineegelicker The world is still laughing at America. Americans are laughing at America.
1:32 is a perfect RUSSIAN pronunciation
blyatinant
Лейтенант , yeah that was pretty close
Your name makes no sense the English translation is abvgd opstu
@@ZejnMikail here's the thing - it makes absolutely no sense in Russian too
I would say italian
THIS IS ADORABLE
Omg, you guys here
HI GUYS
YOU guys are adorable
THIS US AUDIBLE
MERCI C'EST TROP GENTIL ♥️
“Bon appetit”
English: Bon app-eh-teet
Americans: *_bone apple teeth_*
And in French it would be : Bon app-eh-tee.
Boney african feet*
I laughed way too hard at this!
Joan Crack the Meat
that could be accurate for some southerns. I could see paula deen saying it that way.
The guy didn't say "I own some"! He actually said "I got this one", omg
Lmfao
Ikr I was about to say that 😂
La même
Crap I thought he was funny XD
Oof they probably put it like they did to try and just make it funnier
I feel like the act of rolling one’s eyes was started by the French.
East Asian girls want to know your location.
0:41 "Catastrophe?....that about sums up the situation" XDXD
Dj Pyromania I thought the same thing xD
XD
😅
Dj Pyromania whoa, that's clever
I thought catastrophe was greek or something. It has too many consonants to seem french
I like the guy who rolls his eyes a lot lol.
horses4555 same
He’s so sassy lol
Me too, they should put their instagrams so we can see more of them.
yesss me too
He's really cute 😂😂
I would have loved to hear the words in French first.
Same. I'm a degenerate drop out so a point of reference would have been fantastic. You can hear it in some of them though, just not really emphasized...
same lol
Agreed, they sound so much better than English words. lol
As a spanish who speaks french and english i feel divided and confused
Maria Scheffel same
@Desi Pfander lmao
@Desi Pfander We have some German comunities living in Mallorca. Maybe she is from there.
@Desi Pfander Yes, in Spain! But even I know spanish people with parents from any major european country like Germany, France, UK, etc. So I guess it's not that uncommon to have foreign last names.
I'm from Barcelona btw.
ME TOO SIS 😭
please include the “correct” french way of pronouncing these words. Would help a lot.
Christopher James I don't think you can call the "American prononciation" incorrect as they are words used in English. Just as we use english words in french with a different prononciation. These I could pronounce but there's a couple towns with french names in Wisconsin I can't pronounce like the locals! Almost have to spell them lol.
They wrote correct in quotes to show that they don't actually necessarily think of it as more correct.
Catastrophe is actually Greek and Latin. English and French both borrow the word.
Catastrophe is English and French
Every word in this video is also English :)
"Can I get croisarrr?"
Madeleine w I died at that point. Lolll
OH MY GOD
Like a pirate! 🤣
Gets a corsair instead
can i have a cross hair?
Everyone who watches CZcamsrs knows how to say “Audible” at this point
Very true X'D
The french ad is pronounced in the french way though ahah
Audible keeps taking my money after I cancelled my subscription
Gergely Galvácsy
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌🏻
What's gonna be next? Raid: Shadow Legends?
french people: *rolls eyes at being forced to pronounce the letters they put into these words*
It's not about pronoucing the letters, but inflating in another segment of the word. English sometimes inflate in the begining of some words ( CatASTrophe ), while we do it, always, in the end of the word ( CatastrOPHe ). So it goes against, well, everything we learned, basically.
It mostly bcs we pronouce the letters deferently too, literally we pronounce all the letters in catastrophe simply not the same way, and we do not accentuate on the same syllable.
But technically we have the right prononciation xD
English people: Makes jokes about French pronunciation of French own language but also doesn't pronounce a lot of letters in English, like "k" in "know".
It's just about the accent on some letters that are weird. We do pronounce all letters in those words
Last time i cheked, I isn't prounced OO.
0:35
Man: Cata-strophe
Lady: CaTAStrophe
Man: *eyerolls* CaTAStrophe (adds fake enthusiasm)
that made me laugh way too much
He was so close though
i'm french and one of the things i will never understand in english is where do i stress the words?! we don't have this
i wanted to hear how theyre pronounced in french
Croissant, baguette, fromage, escargot.
Elsa Quillaud to
Elsa Quillaud l'accent tonique change beaucoup quand même
I am french and croissant we pronounce : croissant wait what am I trying to do what th
isn't this video kinda like the opposite of what you want then
“You really have to be a bit sexual about it” 😂
Well, look up the french word for "f**k" and you'll see why ;)
@@Kyrelel I did... It's merde.... It sounds nothing like encore...
That was an interesting comment. I didn’t understand it. I can’t picture tourists trying to look sexy.
@@Rash23215 merde means shit.
@@Sunset553 it's because in French we don't accentuate words at all, it's a pretty flat language in terms of accentuation. The only time we accentuate is when we ask questions, which is common in a most languages. This contrasts with how the English language is spoken. So when British or American people speak French they tend to accentuate certain syllables which to French people sounds like they're trying to be sexy.
"croissant"
_"crescent"_
"croiSSAnt"
_"crescent"_
*kas :* wait wait do Americans actually pronounce croissant like crescent??? Are they not two different things?
@@jennaanderson6829 no the french lady was trying to say croissant in the american way but could only manage crescent as far as i remember
@@jennaanderson6829 they're supposed to be. Crescent translates into croissant. Croissant isn't just a type of food.
QUACKSON
I've never heard anyone use the phrase "amuse-bouche" lmaooo
Now you have.
Nobody use that word in french
RedAmalgam it s a word.
We do use this word
Same ive never heard of that lol
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*Audible stands for:*
A: Sonic
U: threw
D: Amy
I: on
B: the
L: bed
E: and Amy giggled. Sonic jumped right next to her and picked her up. (So now Amy was sitting on Sonic's lap, facing him). Amy could feel his boner on her leg. This turned Amy on even more. Just then, Amy started to take off Sonic's tuxedo and unbutton his shirt. Sonic stopped her for a second. "Amy I think you and I both know where this is going. And I want to make sure that you want to do this". Amy just smirked at him and kept unbuttoning his shirt. "I guess that's a yes" sonic said smirking. Sonic was sitting at the end of the bed and Amy was right in front of him now, unbuttoning his pants. When she removed his pants , It was now obvious that sonic had a boner. Amy rubbed her hands on his "membrane" over his boxers, which made sonic moan, then removed his boxers, which revealed Sonic's membrane. Amy was shocked. Sonic's member was about 8.5 inches long and 2.5 inches thick. She looked up at sonic and bit her lip while giving him a smirk. She started at the head. She sucked it and licked it and rubbed her hands along it, jerkin off sonic. Sonic was impressed. He didn't think Amy would know how to do this, but Amy was pleasing him. She bobbed her head up and down faster and faster with a moan coming out of sonic each time. Amy was enjoying herself and so was sonic. "Ohhhhh my GOD Ames, how the hell did you learn this stuff!?" Amy just kept going. She even Surprised sonic by deep throughing him. Sonic held Amy's head there for a few seconds then released. "Amy. OH MY GOD AMY! DON'T STOP DOING THAT! " a few minutes later, sonic said , "AMY IM GONNA CUM!" And with that, sonic released his sperm on Amy's face, which Amy licked up.
+Derek
Wtf
As someone who doesn't really know french this is still absolutely hilarious, you can see the increasing desperation and how they lose faith in americans with each word
"Americans" are all people who live in the American continent, not just in the United States
@@revolucion-socialista Yes and no ,like even calling them Yankees doesn't sound right .
@@revolucion-socialista Inaccurate. North Americans are all the people who live on the continent of North America. South Americans are all those who reside on the continent of South America. Central Americans are all those who reside on/near the isthmus that connects the two continents (12-13 countries, depending on whether or not you count Mexico with North America or with Central America).
Americans are those specifically who reside in the United States of *America* which is a country, and not a continent.
No one at the UN or the EU is calling Canadians or Mexicans "Americans", but they may call them North Americans (but with Mexico they're likely say Central Americans).
Imagine that, an American giving a geography lesson. ; )
I won't confuse you by bringing the people of Hawai'i into the conversation and what they are called.
0:13 me when my crush asks me a question
😭🤣
The curly guy has a beautiful voice omg
You’re not wrong
Right
To me he kinda looks like david dobrik lol
"Curly" lol
THE CURLY GUY LOLLL
stooop! i could have dropped my 1:41
1:25
I was about to comment this 😂
STOP😭💀💀💀💀
Maya R ?? the croissant comment is from a famous very funny vine
yes haha
Never once have I ever come across the word amuse-bouche
Ethan Hayden I only know it from Friends
Morgan oh yeah there’s my problem I didn’t watch friends
@@TheNutshaq Just watch some friends getting eaten as amuse-bouche on Hannibal instead.
Ethan Hayden
Uncultured swine you are.
I only know them from reading a cooking manga so yeah
In france, rolling eyes means "it's killing me", here it's the idea that it is really hard and strange to pronunce for them
no it doesnt....???? i feel like here, it was mostly mock-exasperation. Could be wrong tho.
@@moonchild3270 Alviss is right according to my experience. I'm French by the way.
@@CEDRICKB im french too. Guess it depends on the context.
French people are so sassy, especially the guys
indiciaobscure oh no, we are not sassy, even if these people seem that way. I think they are just embarassed to say these words so they roll their eyes and so on, but we're not all like that. ^^
Alex Snl Merci pour ce commentaire :')
@@Alex-dy7yh it's a compliment I think.
@@Alex-dy7yh il faut avouer que les français ont tendances à lever les yeux aux ciels quand ça fait c****!! Surtout quand ils corrigent en mode caTAstrophe!!😂😂😂 tous mes potes auraient llever les yeux à ce moment là
Not when you speak french :)
That guy in the light green shirt...oh my god..he's adorable
I am genuinely confused by how everyone sees a guy in green and I don't (?!?!) I suspect they're talking about the one in the grey T-shirt,
Tarin yeah i guess you see his shirt grey instead of green but it's more like a kaki green lmao
I don't want to create yet another clothing colour buzz, but that's not what kaki green looks like
Tarin 0:10 what color do you think his shirt is so ? :)
hahahha same I keep fucking repeating the video to see who everyone is talking about.... :)
“Are u gonna finish that cwassont?”
-Carl Wheezer, Jimmy Neutron era
French people: quosont
Tom Holland: no my children. It is quackson
1:26 OMG WHAT WAS THAT THOSE FISH LIPS IM DEAD
bby buhnon because he don't know if what he say it's right or no xD (Im french and I understand it)
Ironman Gaming is that something French people do in situations like that? XD
bby buhnon yes sometimes (me I already did it)
Ironman Gaming hahaha thanks for letting me know, that's funny
bby buhnon xD no problem if I can help 😂
You didn't do "dovet" or "foyer" lol
barbaro267 hum there’s no such things as dovet in French maybe you wanted to say duvet, no ?
my favorite is noir, they make it as hard as possible.
Dang it, yeah I meant "duvet". That goes to show that I hear that word more than I see it written down lol.
Dude, I'm American, and even I was shocked the first time I heard someone pronounce foyer "foy-er." I only ever heard people say "foy-ay" the first thirteen years of my life or so, and then suddenly I started hearing this weird ass "foy-er." Damn, now I really want to hear a French speaker say foyer.
katie kawaii foy ay is closer but not quite there. you can find most words pronounced at forvo dot com. this video really isn't to laugh at Americans, its trying to pronounce American English, you can see they open their mouths wide, that is part of how Americans speak, they broadcast. It makes it particularly hard to speak French, except to exclaim, like the guy at the end.
0:49 i am in love with him
zomgseriosuly you’re not the only one. 🥺
Have them say “lieutenant” like the British. That blew my mind.
Ikr? There is no "f" in that word! Crazy Brits.
I hate that almost worse than anything else...except for how australians say 'so' and 'no' I found that extremely grating and honestly it makes me very angry
@@caligulalonghbottom2629
Literally anyone who speaks English, Spanish, French, Italian, etc: no
Australians: nohrr
@@melodi2036 I hate it! It drives me bonkers. And the way they say 'sunthing' instead of something...ugh.
I like Australian accent and practically any English accent that is not generic American.
French people rolling their eyes is my aesthetic
0:09 this guy is like REALLY ADORABLE AND CUTE OMG STOP
1 he i know i cant
1 he I NEED TO KNOW WHO HE IS HES SO BABIE
for some reason he reminds me of ryan ross who used to be in panic! at the disco
for some odd reason he reminds me of evan peters from ahs
noah ottomanelli YES MA’AM ME TOO
The accuracy on their pronunciation improves as they roll their eyes lol
1:27 his face after saying lieutenant i'm screaming
Im french and when the guy said "You've really got to be a bit sexual about it" i burst into laughter XD
tiny toulouse to be* SEXUELLE 😂in frensh its with double l and e while in english its sexual 😂 u ha d me laughing at that😂
1:26 "Lieutenant" *pouts*
Oh my god that was so cute
English: Actually has some spelling rules
French people: **eyes roll**
I mean the words in the video arent english words, they are french words which originated from the french language. Its normal for french people to roll their eyes when hearing how they language got adaptated.
I think it's funny you say that because french has a lot more grammar rules than english has... like way more. That's why english is an easy language to learn and french is kind of hard and long to learn
@@vincentricard6973 bro literally english is one of the hardest languages to learn what are u talking about. english has tons of grammar rules that only apply sometimes while most romance languages have consistent rules that make it easier to learn
Sevan Fuscellaro wtf i learned english, french and spanish and english is by far the easiest language to learn. the reason is, that english grammar has almost no conjugation, out of my head to be is the only one adapting to the form of the subject.A huge facilitator, in comparison to roman language, is that english verbs are mostly regular in the same each own tense( yes there are some verbs which differ in simple past and present perfect but its minimal). further there is just one article. if you ever tried to learn french have fun with all the accents and with spanish try do differentiate the two simple past ways(indefinido and imperfecto).
i personally would say learning spanish simple past is as learning english in a total but that is super subjective.
@@MrSumta I suppose part of it depends on your native language. But p much every multilingual person I've ever met has told me English was the hardest to learn
“Can I get croissant” 1:46 cracked me up the mosttttt😂💀
I speak both French and English. HEARING THESE WERE HILARIOUS
Oh same
Same
Once 💕💕
Same
when the guy said 'you really have to be a bit sexual about it' i thought it read 'you really have to be bi sexual about it'
So because he's French, he must be bisexual.
That would be the Swedes, they're all gay lol
Snix GXT If all Swedes are gay, then they're not all bi.
Close enough.
Rollo Larson lol so you think all French people are bisexual?
Probably so too
Next: watch American people say try to say French words the way French people try to say French words the way American people say them
oz gaming dying! 😂
yo wtf xD
Now, you would have invented a whole new language nobody will understand... not even the speakers!
Haha I was gonna post that.
Brain broke 🤯
Cerveau cassée (pour les français non bilingues).
I love the guy who makes so many amazing faces it’s amazing
The guy is the green is so cute and funny lol
Okay, we get it..
There's no one in green. It's more of a grey colour.
Lewis Hampson it’s grey- green
Frenchboo
Je vois votre en franćais, hahah.
that girl is so pretty
Yeah she's very cute 😍
When they put catastrophe as a french word, How should we greeks roll our eyes?😂😂
So funny, you can add «bizarre» «rendez-vous» «macaron» «bravo» «champagne» «bon appétit» 😊
Bravo is Italian
Entrepreneur too
@@greenrobot5 no, it's also french ! But I think ou doesn't have the same meaning as in italian.
(Sorry if there are mistakes, i am french )
bravo is also spanish
@@jujuXXX57 Bravo/brava is Italian and most certainly snuck into French via Italian (probably opera-related, or maybe Catherine of Medici who also brought you the forchetta/fourchette 😉)
"Lingerie, classique, celui-là, je le tiens" translated as "Lingerie, of course, I own some" is a catastrophe !
Yeah, it should have been something like "a typical one, I got this" or something to that effect
Lmaoooooo, they exposed him 😂
Ahah Google translation powa
German: NATÜRLICH BESITZE ICH REIZUNTERWÄSCHE!!
Sorry i had to overdo it
Its funny tho the incorrect way haha
French people are so frigging cute, this is why I'm moving there for college
I’m a year late, but did you make it?
love your pfp mate!
Oh no, you were in for a surprise...
Yeah come here!
In Paris, most of the people are creepy as fuck and they are quite unfriendly as well. I like France and I like Paris, but in this city I've faced the most weird and uncomfortable situations in my life. '-' And in some other cities as well.
I love the eye rolling 😂 this was amazing💗
*”Quackson”*
Me, a Hollander: *So it’s true.*
Everyone says the guy in green is cute, but I thought the first guy was the most handsome 🤔 *shrugs*
Kevin Benoit DUDE SAME
Kevin Benoit ME TOOO!
S t o p b e i n g w e i r d
Kevin Benoit cuz most people are young and they like the look of cute quirky boys lmao I thought the other young man in black was damn fine cuz of his deep voice
I like both the guys in black lol
the guy in green in sooo cute * . *
There is no guy in green, what is everyone talking about?...
Grey*
Tarin Yeah hes at 0:10
his instagram is @julesvarlot
@@connie2285 HOW DID YOU FIND HIM?!?!
THEY ALL ROLLED THEIR EYES SO MUCH HAHAHHAHHSHHSDEDU
As a French person we all do the eye roll thing when trying to pronounce English words and when being corrected. That’s one thing we hate.
1:41 "Can i get Croissaaarr?" Hes adorableee LOL 💕
I wish I could achieve the level of chill the French Lurch Addams has lol.
*profile pic*
Hey, I just watched that movie last week...
Lmfaoooo accurate
lmao, oh nooo I see it now. :( He's cute though
sergeantbigmac euh what is it?
I don’t think I’ve ever heard an American say croissant like they did...
😂 hearing the first guy say catastrophe the second time gave me a fit of giggles. He says it so jolly!
show also how they say it normally to compare.....this video is pointless without that part
Totally a white president it isn't if you know both languages
yea Frederic thanks for showing us your big ego telling us you know both languages, we totally needed that. It helps in this situation no doubt
Totally a white president I don't get how that gives me a big ego, its just that this video is not pointless to people who can speak both languages. And considering that French and English are the most spoken languages on the planet I don't think it's that uncommon for people to know both. And I wasn't showing off, that person posted a comment in French, so I replied in French, I don't t see the issue.
Frédéric Chopin im not talking about the answer in french, im talking about the first comment. No, not all people in the world can speak french, its not common at all, dont feel superior for that. Btw french is not event close to the number 2 after english, that shows how much you know
Totally a white president ok, fine I was wrong about that fact, but French and English are the only languages that are officially spoken on all continents. And saying this video is ok for people who know both languages isn't stuck up, it's literally just true. I didn't say there would be an issue with showing the French versions. I would be perfectly fine if they did. It's just that in the videos current state it is understandable for people who know both languages. I don't feel superior for knowing French at all either. You're all triggered just because I said this video is understandable for people who know both languages lol.
Hahah😅 the older guy s just adorable😋
the curly haired guy with the black shirt i'm in love with his voice 😍
omg that one guy in the black shirt... his voice... *aggressive chefs kiss*
The boy in a green tee is PRECIOUS
as an American I have never said or even heard the term "Amuse-Bouche", that must either be a regional thing or extremely dated. Also, at least we pronounce Lieutenant sort of like the french do, should have had them try to pronounce it the British way (LEFT-tenant).
kidthorazine amuse bouche is basically an appetizer
kidthorazine since when do British ppl say ‘Left- tennant’, im British and I say it like ‘loo-tennant’ (the same way most ppl do)
Ima Unicorn ive heard lots of british people say it lefttennant its also really common in old war movies in the like maybe its becoming outdated but people do still say it like that
You are pronouncing it incorrectly, then. In British English, Lieutenant is pronounced lefftennant.
You obviously don’t go the right places to hear about amuse-bouches
"Oooo-Odiee-Odeble?" Haha 😂 I love him so much 1:01
0:48 I have have never heard of this word in my entire life.
It's an old foodie word
when you go to fancy gallery opening
Damn that girl is hella cute
ugh, don't you read the comments? It's all about the guy in the green/gray shirt. everyone wants to make his eyes roll more.
I love how they’re rolling their eyes😂
You can't just show me a wholesome video with some attractive French bloke talking about lingerie and get away with it...
evidently he actually just said "I got this one," but i wish he'd said "i own some"!
0:24 for some reason her saying encore was rly cute just now lol...
She's saying encore in French pronunciation meaning "more" in english
boy in green super cute does he want my number I live in paris
Sam Asher he's mine back off
No mine
no neither of you own him. also he might not be interested. also he might not be interested in your gender. also he might be in a relationship. also..
fous-toi welcome to the internet pal. It's a joke. relax
he’s married
to me
Who's that short haired guy with the black shirt? asking for a friend...
Andrian Jutba lmao
That's me. Hello
Em, ahem, I mean *Bonjour* 😉
0:11 i love him😍. He is perfect
no
The title: *im about to confuse everybody’s whole career*
Where is that bearded grumpy Parisien?
Ariana Gandhi your profile pic! OmG Dead.
wth! ur username 😂😂😂😂
Cliché
He looks like Snoop Dogg on an extra dope kush
Ariana Gandhi your profile pic made me fall of my bed laughing 😂😂😂
as a non-french speaker this video is confusing. where is the French pronunciation?
Elena Lo Greco never
forvo.com
It's because the video is about French people trying to pronunciate French words as Americans do, and it's clearly not the same pronunciation in both languages :))
Virgule - this is why Elena, who doesn't speak French, would like to hear the French pronunciation as well - to compare the two. I would have loved to hear it too :)
Ooh you're right, I didn't get it that way! :)
bro why is no one talking about the guy at 1:47 he's so cute
nikki right?? i thought so too !
the best of all
nikki ikr?
the bean pole?!
The amount of absolute sass in this video. 👌🏻
0:12 the lady that corrected him... I was like, "that's literally what he just f****** said." Nobody would have said boo/noticed if that was off here.
Kaddog Scott Lol well he said it with a country accent at first, i guess that why lol
Kaddog Scott i
The guy at 0:37 killed me😂
1:45 This dude had me cracking up 🤣
As someone that can speak fluently in English and French this was hilarious😂
Name of the guy who rolls his eyes please?
Blake Blake yes!!! favourite dude for sure
Blake Blake @julesvarlot
Next time: Watch American people saying French words the way French people think Americans do.
good idea
Léocadie Yes!! That should so be a video
+Leocadie Americans have a multiplicity and diversity of accents. What do you think an American is? And which particular Americans would you like to hear trying to pronounce French words?
moorek1967 every country and culture is like that. French speakers aren't monolithic.
moorek1967 CZcams know... French have a multiplicity and diversity of accents to: "parisien", "du nord", "du sud", "marseillais", "toulousain" etc... for exemple with toulousain accent all the O sounds like "a" (especially when it shouldn't 😂)
In this video the peoples speak with a parisian/commun accent. It will probably be completely different with someone from South of France...
And...well... as French we can't ear the difference between all the american accents so... x)
(Meh sorry for my bad english ^^" i do my best ^^")
The guy right at the start, then at 0:17 etc, is divine!!
Here’s one: In my state there’s a town named Versailles. I pronounced it the French way and was corrected on how to pronounce it. It’s Ver-sails. My state has a lot of French cities because the French used to own the land and a lot of the pronunciation is definitely interesting!
THIS ADORABLE ESPECIALLY THAT GUY IN THE START WHEN HE SPOKE FRENCH
Des français par là?
Oui,je suis là 😂
Enfin 😊
Ouiiii
Pourquoi est-ce que le seul truc que je vois dans les commentaires c'est : sooo cuuute 😍😍 ???
Sérieusement c'est vraiment si important ? En plus, ils sont pas ouf ouf les gars 😆😅
Je sais pas ce que je fais là
1:41 is it. this is my favorite part of the video
should have included "La Croix"- that one always gets me.
Now im curious -- how is it pronounced in english?