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@angelganon8213 9 минут бұрын

Never thought I would see the day French and English made universal language break

@Nurichiri 21 минут бұрын

Since I learned it by reading I thought for a long time facade was pronounced fah-cade.

@IsaacCohen-ge6zh 28 минут бұрын

I think this one should be titled English makes no sense. The butt of the joke is English who uses the C as an S without any indicator

@alicefibers2227 30 минут бұрын

La villa du poulet?! J'ai jamais entendu ça mais la traduction n'a jamais été notre point fort.

@constantinekoumantos3059 33 минут бұрын

Big fan of you and the Mrs. Love the videos. Always hilarious! Wish y’all the best!!!

@GooeyZeb 34 минут бұрын

Hehehe we soften universal so that you can get little intricaties for your language as well

@shadanaljanabi 38 минут бұрын

Fun fact: Facade in Arabic means corruption 😂 same pronunciation. فساد

@mj-f7135 40 минут бұрын

My name has ç 😅

@bmw123ck 53 минут бұрын

Catalan is with French on this one 😅😅 we also have it and use it the same way. Facade is façana, hug is abraçada, height is alçada... We even have words ending with ç: braç, traç, falç...

@alicefibers2227 Сағат бұрын

"The squiggly!?" Cette terminologie est adoptée!

@Waluigifan4000 Сағат бұрын

That was unexpected

@Waluigifan4000 Сағат бұрын

Honestly i think we do it because words look incomplete wel and tal they look incomplete so theu become well and tall

@lemondedebrayan8864 Сағат бұрын

Pourquoi on est défini comme idiot (C'est une blague)

@Waluigifan4000 Сағат бұрын

Facade does sound better with a soft C

@valskye3251 Сағат бұрын

poor french looked a little distracted ... as nearly always ;-) and we just write "Fassade"

@Nicamon Сағат бұрын

0:13 - 0:17 A letter having a consistent sound? I think you should have a chat with Mr. ENGLISH...!!!Ever heard of the word ICE or ISLAND?Just the 1st 2 that came into my mind...

@liu.calazans Сағат бұрын

I won't judge. In portuguese we use ç too

@sheeplestrafer9413 Сағат бұрын

I think people are meme crazy for the deportation thing vs human traffickers reaction.

@Alsacienne_d_Alsace 2 сағат бұрын

Well, because the “s” makes often “z” obviously 🙄 This universal guy doesn’t get anything

@landkmarjoram6163 2 сағат бұрын

French always reminds me of a little kid, so bubbly and cheerful and then so able to look hurt and sad it makes you want to hug him. All with a childs mentality attached.

@Kamiyu97 2 сағат бұрын

OMG I had never paid attention to how facade is written and pronounced in English before! It makes so much sense to me since it came from french lol!

@f2992 2 сағат бұрын

The high school French teacher I had for 4 years was born in France, and she always said "apostroph" with no E. Still confused on that one.

@pszczolka13 2 сағат бұрын

And now the pronunciation of Pacific Ocean... C like S, like K and like Sh in English 😅

@d-4azerty755 2 сағат бұрын

Having a silent letter pronounced at the start of the next word is already insane, but French takes it even further by making that silent letter sound come from an other random letter. Ok.

@amb5069 2 сағат бұрын

Maintenant je m'inquiète aussi 😂😂😂

@tech-sc8qg 2 сағат бұрын

Beautiful

@maritzasylvia 2 сағат бұрын

Merde!

@pesasyann927 2 сағат бұрын

Et que penses-tu du français de "Frenchie" dans la série "The Boys" ? ... Je crois qu'on peut difficilement faire pire ... bien que dans le film "Prey" (2022) ... 😢

@bartmannn6717 2 сағат бұрын

Fun fact: in German, it's Fassade. Think what you want about German being complicated, but when it comes to consistency between spelling and pronunciation, it is really mild compared to French and English.

@Maria-ln2sj 2 сағат бұрын

As a Portuguese i feel you french

@BlindTemptation 2 сағат бұрын

Like a third of the english language :p

@christineheminger7762 3 сағат бұрын

The other pronunciation of facade sounds like a way to say the facade is fugly

@derek-press 3 сағат бұрын

facade-- mmm yep let's fase it, it sounds nise

@Maria-ln2sj 3 сағат бұрын

I dont even know how did i learn English 😂

@landermaes1290 3 сағат бұрын

English using the C instead of the S in words like cereal

@samanthawoods8000 3 сағат бұрын

It’s ironic. That national anthem is quite gruesome … but, in the US, the French are often referred to as “surrender monkeys.” Not by me, but it’s a pretty well-known term.

@molonky500 3 сағат бұрын

Yo no podia adivinar de donde eres, gracias.I have learned alot from you

@beccalife275 3 сағат бұрын

Oh a bird

@StarshipTrooper4231 3 сағат бұрын

Frenchie speaks French in the series...?

@samanthawoods8000 3 сағат бұрын

Universal: * sigh * Fine … French, you can use the [C] with the squiggly. Now, I assume you want to replace all the [C]s that sound [S]s with the squiggly [C]? Right?? French: Actually, I’ve grown quite fond of those words. They just look so lovely, and I think variety can be quite exciting, you know? So … I was thinking I’d keep them! English: Oh, that reminds me! I wanted to ask you about a new rule for [I]s, [E]s, and [C]s.

@tovarishchfeixiao Сағат бұрын

As someone who knows how to read IPA... This comment was a nightmare to read. lol