ah English 🤣🤣🤣

The only flag France is raising is the white one

And then if you add a c it’s not co or cow it’s coff

French administration has nothing on the Dutch. I had a six-month work assignment in Breda, applied (in the U.S.) for a temporary work permit, got a receipt for the application, which act as a temporary temporary pass, and received the "official" permit (in the U.S.) the week after my six-month assignment ended. On the way through Schipol to the trains, the immigration officer said, while looking at a colleague, in Dutch, "I bet you won't even learn to speak Dutch". I responded, in English, "I do understand enough Dutch to understand you."

It's definitely Paris. I've spent time in Lyon, Nice, Chartres, Avignon, Carcassonne, ... and have enjoyed every one, except Paris. Favorite: Sarlat du Canada.

Danish has the same: ø, æ and å

OH MY GOSH I WATCHED WADE AND GAB PLAY THIS YESTERDAY BECAUSE I THOUGHT MARK WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO! I'M SO GLAD HE DID! I hope he does another video. Can't wait for him to realize he can call the apartments as well

Don't forget Ferenheight, which was derrived by the stars

きもすぎだろぉ

French measurements: uses a French accent. English measurements: uses an American accent.

If you look at the imperial measurements on Wikipedia they actually make a tiny bit more sense with measurements between miles and yards

Tout chez moi l'habite

The next video in this series should explore the acadian french, chiac, from New-Brunswick. That would be great there would be a nice history portion to the deportation and another to explain how a stronger prescence of english influences expression.

I’m fluent in English and this still confuses me

Imperial system makes no fucking sense.

So I have a theory about how the order of the words is determined and I don’t know if there’s anything official that can confirm that… But my theory is that it’s based on the phonetically pronounced vowels positions in the mouth from furthest back to closest to the front. EG: FR-OO-T and V-EH-G You make the OO sound in Fruit further back behind the tongue, but the EH in Veg comes from the cheeks and molars position. BLAHK and WHITE the Ah in Black is kinda just under the tongue in a soft pallet region, but white is up against the roof of the mouth somewhere in between the nose cavity. I think we hear it as wrong based on our understanding of how the sound feels like you’d have to say it while inhaling… which doesn’t feel natural. You push the air out when you speak so it’s easier to roll them off the tongue than roll it back… Lemon and Lime LEH-MON and LYME The Eh again being in the cheeks but the Y sound being in the front hard pallet behind the nose. This is my working theory at least.

I’m a born and bred American citizen and I find our measurement system to be more confusing than the metric system when it comes to any measurement but distance. I’ll be damned if I ever refer to distance in meters.

All languages have their cons and pros.

For real bruh

Cheeseburgers per square freedom 🇺🇸

Have you been sticking a pin in them ?

Y = egrek in French.

This is why I want to change the word 'that', to 'thut' buy only when used as 'thut that'

I think I lost 1 brain sell😂

Just for this reason on its own, I consider the French Revolution a blessing upon mankind.

Exellent

Nah, you sound Americano....

I love these kinds of videos 😅😅😅 please don’t stop making them lol

The idea of America having a small yard is funny to me.

Loic: Lanver kesma no sesen. Me: Enam therbro!

I guess you don't know that the French had a very similar system to the English one before they came up with metric in the late 18th century.

As a french i never noticed it

In Finnish, it's called "avain" because it opens things, and to open something is "avata". Simple, isn't it? Now, why can't other languages be so simple? Why is it not called an opener in English? Or a locker? Why do we call cabinets with locks "lockers"? They don't lock anything, they get locked. They're lockings. But a lock king would be someone like Trevor McNally who can open a lock simply by smacking it with another lock. But then it's not locked properly, so is it even a lock anymore?

I think you mean o z not o z. 🤪

"Just sound it out!" Ya, sure teach...

yard refers to a piece of cloth typically the length of an extended arm

Everyone: using meters US: inch, foot

Fuckin BASED.

I love that in the plural, the s is also silent, along with all the other letters that came before it. Makes PERFECT sense...

He was embarrassed to explain in the short but the inch is the size of Englishman's weeeweee..

Nah, you missed the fact that a yard is actually a measuring stick. Originally. They are very stupid.

Much easier to call it a bramble.

Feels like this guy could travel to any country, spend a day there and just randomly start speaking in the language they use there. Like anywhere in the world 😂

😂😂 French giving examples😂😂❤ Hilarious

Yeah, English is batshit insane...buuuut Chinese (I cant remember if its Mandarin or Cantonese, one of them) uses the same word for about fifty different things with the only way to differentiate them in a sentence is the pitch of how its said.

you look like 'good ending chris chan'

try that with Portuguese ! It's more complicated than Spanish !!!

French ignoring the fact that if you want to say "I had" you say "j'ai eu"

for once i agree with french....totally accurate :D

Un fromage de vert