Deaf Girl Learns New British Words // Jessie and Claud

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[@oh_sparkling]

*Expectation:* Hearing girl helps deaf girl learn new words *Reality:* Deaf girl helps hearing girl learn new words 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ediebluntzer5185]

i was thinking the very same thing!!!

[@contraasss]

I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING LMAO

[@jadecalmeyer3272]

Jess is a machine! She's so impressive and inspirational and shows you that disability doesn't hold you back!

[@znyznyzny]

@@jadecalmeyer3272 disabled people don't like to be called inspirational

[@wren256]

zny and how do you know that?

[@kirstybean5277]

“We have a unique way of communicating- I can’t hear and you can’t speak” 😂😂😂

[@jackskellington8720]

_C o M M U n I C A T I o N_

[@elsacrotty3300]

Shouyo Hinata COMMUNI GAY TION

[@lisawilliamson8496]

@@jackskellington8720 ààqàÀ

[@mullac1992]

Me: "Why is Jessica staring so intensely at her wife?" Also Me: "I'm an idiot."

[@graceelin8757]

Callum Allaway North cause she needs to look at her lips hahahahahahah

[@tammy6496]

lemondraws2 think they figured that out aha

[@R3UnionHD]

@@tammy6496 they? His two personalities?

[@astridthomsen2559]

@@R3UnionHD when you're not sure of gender it's better to say them or they

[@tammy6496]

As said above ^ it’s just best not to assume

[@kerryjung479]

i love how claudia forgot jess couldn't hear the computer pronunciation hahahah

[@raijinthunders7180]

Kerry i hope one day u see this but add me on insta: leo_unlocked

[@C-SD]

They're so used to communicating it probably doesn't occur to them regularly. Was kind of hilarious anyway. Lol

[@rachelcookie321]

@@raijinthunders7180 why would they do that?

[@raijinthunders7180]

@@rachelcookie321 because they're cool?

[@rachelcookie321]

@@raijinthunders7180 but why would anyone just add a random person’s Instagram off KZbin?

[@freyjajones8844]

"Do you want to hear it?" "There are many things I want to hear"

[@AntoinC95]

"There are many things I'd love to hear, dear." The absolute CACKLING that I did. Jessica's sass is a blessing.

[@alexdiduk4611]

“I’m sorry if I get louder” *immediately gets louder*

[@audreydoyle5268]

Well, the equivalent for us would be putting on sound cancelling headphones which is like a pressing feeling to us, whereas for her, having both hearing aids in creates the same feeling, but she hears most things. And taking them out would take some recalibrating of how loud she should be (which is especially hard when you can't hear 😂)

[@cartert9505]

I thought listening to them pronounce library as libary for 30 seconds was going to kill me

[@really-quite-exhausted]

Same tbh, even though I don't pronounce it correctly either. I say "li-bry" instead of "li-bra-ry"

[@ListenToTheMoonlight]

I just unlearned how to say library after that.

[@pixie5229]

As a librarian, hearing 'lie-barry' without the non-silent first 'r' is almost painful at this point.

[@ae31860]

@@pixie5229 amen.

[@kwiggy5091]

Plenty of Americans say Li-Barry. The correct ones say li-bra-ry. So, there's that haha

[@Pat_Keebler]

Lesbian Visibility day: *Exists* Blind lesbians: Am I a joke to you?

[@juliadonati8245]

Pat's Punk Playhouse You can see them. They just can’t see you.

[@courtnrysalamone7677]

Omfg haha

[@snailsofneon]

I love how classy/1900's Jessica looks and her wife is very modern. An adorable difference

[@briytal]

PugTime01 ikr? So cute

[@AA-pv6mi]

1900s? Not that. Jessica looks more 50s.

[@vannehas]

t300808 a Yeah but the 1900s are in the 50s

[@Ziaotic]

@@vannehas no. the 1950s are in the 1900s.

[@vannehas]

thorn-covered boy it's the same lol

[@Ana-rw3vn]

Nothing brings me more joy than hearing "I'm Jessica and this is my lovely wife Claudia"

[@cassiehall479]

Ironic, floccinaucinihilipilification takes longer to say than to use the definition explanation in its place, thus making it worthless

[@user-tk2ql5mm8z]

I did not read that word and skipped to "takes longer". Because im lazy.

[@lilimo1384]

@@user-tk2ql5mm8z Let's be real; we all did

[@Youre-Welcome]

That was exactly the intention of the word when it was created

[@NeilBlenkiron]

Would it fit on a Scrabble board?

[@englandcalling9721]

Cassie Hall - A similar one is the abbreviation www which bizarrely takes longer to say than the full version 'world wide web'

[@lydiadewet02]

For some reason I thought you'd learn new slang, like yeet. That would be a great part two if you're interested.

[@darxhart1646]

Ohhh, yes! That would be fantastic! 😀

[@elysafrancisco7240]

Yes!!!

[@ZuzaC]

Yes, please!😂

[@teff2439]

Yes please

[@kikibeernink8617]

Hahahahaha i love that you used "yeet" as the example.

[@lightsinthesky4989]

Being a lesbian with chronic illnesses, hearing and processing problems, memory issues...I've found my channel 🥺😊

[@conniegarvie]

I found Jessica's channel a few weeks ago. I have several of the illness Jessica has. I came out about a year ago and am in a magnificent relationship with my partner, Chrissy. I can watch these videos all day long!

[@kerryrose3359]

Does anyone else have a hard time concentrating on the actual content because they're just so fRICKIN ADORABLE TOGETHER???? SOMEONE FIND ME A WIFE LIKE THIS 😭😍😭😍😭

[@Th3_m0st_forgettable_g1rl]

I know right!?

[@jacquelineamelie5467]

The way they look at each other is so wonderful. You can tell they’re so in love ❤️

[@rayveninwonderland5152]

Kerry Rose me too.

[@peachepanda4484]

All I want is a relationship like this 🥺

[@JoySongDesigns]

Yeah, we use the rewind button a lot... I am happy to say that I am blessed with that kind of relationship with my wife!

[@libbyloohoo1651]

“ I’ve recovered.. being blown away by your love my dear “ 😂

[@organisedchaosxo]

I'm having Finding Nemo flashbacks! "Nemo : An anemonemone. Amnemonemomne. Mr. Ray : Okay, okay, don't hurt yourself, kid." haha

[@poppy7415]

Kymberly Hughes only reason I know how to say it 😂😂

[@saraee1234567]

Same!!!

[@lewisford7438]

Amnemome

[@noiname1209]

My friend said “mehnamenha” something like that and I said “stop being Nemo”... that happened today 🤣

[@AccelG]

3:15 Do you wanna hear it? *There are many things I want to hear* OOF THAT ESCALATED QUICKLY

[@jessicabosch518]

I hosed myself

[@marla49]

Accel Griffin aye we have the same last name

[@gentrydean3789]

That amazing smile and head tilt afterwards!

[@radabaugh443]

Unrelated I use to call Hermione “Sharon”, cause I couldn’t pronounce it....and a learning tactic in school was to replace words if it posed too many troubles so it doesn’t discourage you.

[@BreadedNuggetss]

harry ron and *Sharon from nottingham*

[@tejaswoman]

Until you said that, I'd forgotten that I had seen somebody make that suggestion for those who are trying to read Russian literature but struggling with the names.

[@OrifielM]

I've never thought about that, but it's so interesting that Jessica can pick up on words Claudia mispronounces by reading her lips, whereas most people often miss mispronunciations because they think they just mishear the words :O

[@xelammthecat]

Lol "lie-barry?" 😂 we definitely say it like "lie-brar-y" in the US (or at least here in the midwest we do)

[@shadowmsc7278]

no, most people in the us say "lie-barry" and i hate it (i say lie-brar-y though)

[@kaitlyngilchrist8852]

I’ve lived in Iowa and Arizona and I’ve always heard people say it “lie-brae-ree” with both r’s well-pronounced

[@xelammthecat]

@@kaitlyngilchrist8852 I live in Iowa too! And I grew up in Illinois :)

[@TiffanyHallmark]

I was going to mention that I also pronounce library with both Rs. I'm from Oregon and most here use that pronunciation.

[@mollytorquato7646]

Pennsylvainia chiming in, we pronouce it lie-br-air-ee

[@rosieweaselby]

American pronouncer: LIE-BRERY Claudia: LIE-BERRY. BARRY.

[@mashaparfenenko905]

RosieWeasley it's so funny!!

[@lynnealexander8684]

Ack! I cringe! Two "R"s!

[@cocoapuff_x]

RosieWeasley most americans say lie-berry

[@rosieweaselby]

Potato Tomato only the ones who haven’t learned how to say it yet

[@shayd5204]

I say lie brare ee That's my best pronunciationlol

[@zweetpeaxoxo]

"trump is the anathema of america" "I wouldnt say that, many people voted for him" "well thats....... a shame" as an american I relate to this

[@kms567]

Same.

[@conormoran9351]

it’s the electoral college’s fault! 😭 but yeh, i felt that in my soul lol.

[@jacquelineamelie5467]

I feel this

[@jackskellington8720]

@@kms567 _honestly_

[@dacktal75]

Jessie Kalpea many people didn’t vote for him. He didn’t win by popular vote. He won by electoral college.

[@katlyntriplett4619]

American version: Lie-Brair-Ee Jessica's Wife: LIE-BARRY

[@juliepigois3330]

@Dszi LIE-BR-EE.

[@amandao9869]

I was gonna say this

[@helens.undead666]

Kacti Triplett I cringed 😂

[@mirrorball7670]

yeah lmao

[@jaisyjann4456]

She’d kill the whisper challenge tho just saying

[@lukealger4160]

My school did actually offer sign language as an elective. Really cool.

[@Imtellingyourdad]

Mine almost did, but they never did it, no one was interested 😢

[@hearth4days]

Lucky

[@cozycreaturecorner]

mine too! I got to take American Sign Language for 3 years!

[@Faith-zt3pq]

My highschool did ASL 1 and 2 for awhile, but this year will be the last year. The middle school my siblings go to has it as an elective starting this year

[@JojoooJK]

Mine too, i learnt basic signing for two years

[@lilumi]

When “rural” really just turned into growling 😂

[@whytho8856]

😂😂😂

[@triburst]

Quick Tip, It's just the end of Squirrel

[@resveries_]

it’s my least favourite word. i hate it with a burning passion. rrl. rooral. ruhrul. fuck.

[@Autistic_Vulcan]

"Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia" is the fear of long words 😂

[@nancydanso102]

Kelly Krafcky 😹😹😹

[@candiies]

i cant read that long @$$ word @_#

[@anniepark6694]

Kelly Krafcky Yeah, I thought they would say that too.

[@XYAresYX]

Some dashes(-) would make the word look more readable

[@arieszne]

For anyone who can’t read the word; *hippo long word phobia*

[@haraayuhime6381]

When I see Jess alone on screen, I feel like I'm being taken to a vintage time. Then her wife is here with "normal" clothes and it's so jarring hahaha it's like watching time travellers

[@DarkestDeeds]

I love how well you can adjust your pronunciation just from watching Claudia change her pronunciation. I'm new and have been binge watching your videos today and couldn't quite understand when you said you were deaf. I love your channel. And your hair looks like finely woven silk, it's quite wonderful.

[@20Unbelievable06]

Claudia: what's this one? Jessica: oh *says it really, really fast* Claudia: maybe I can do it in American. *listens to the pronunciation in American* nah. SAME, Claudia, SAME!

[@onlyAerik]

as a person with fully able hearing, it _is_ easy to forget that you're deaf.

[@JusticeAnimeGeek]

Sign language should be in schools. I have both wanted/needed it many times so lol

[@einymitchs9559]

I have it in my school in Brazil =/

[@MeLyGiRlY]

"Oh yeah, I have a PhD from there" told like you got a collector's mug there! 😂😂

[@svenjaf335]

9:30 "It's becoming more German." -Because it is! By the way, I'm astonished over and over again at how much i adore the two of you!

[@C-SD]

Right? Most Americans can't pronounce it because its a german word we use once on a while, not something we've assimilated into the language.

[@kenshinjenna]

Both the English and the American pronounced the 'r' after the 'b', neither of you did. Also, I love how Jessica appears to be falling madly in love every time she reads Claudia's lips.

[@jamsistired]

Yes and the r is much harder in the American version than in the British version of library

[@lulabellaxx3049]

I am so grateful to my mother for teaching me weird long words so I learnt to say floccinaucinihilipilification when I was 9, I didn't get taught to tie my shoe laces but I got taught to say the word, parenting 101.

[@CatBarefield]

What Should I Write Here? I taught my roommate to tie his shoelaces when we were 19. And then had to show him how to untie them a couple months later 😂😂😂

[@Youre-Welcome]

The movie Bad Words. Better education than any mother 😉😉

[@shalacarter6658]

@@CatBarefield rotflmadao! My Godmother had to teach me to brush and braid my hair in college.

[@EM-ug8ud]

Floccinaucinihilipilification: I’ve determined that word to be tosh! 😂

[@askialuna7717]

It was probably invented by a student at Eton College. It is composed as a compound of the Latin words floccus (flake), naucum (nutshell), nihilum (nothing) and pilus (hair), all of which signify something lesser, worthless, and the suffix -fication. The word was first used literarily in 1741 by the English writer William Shenstone. Says the German Wikipedia

[@EM-ug8ud]

AskiaLuna that explanation was highly attractive. Thank you for educating 🥰🙏

[@baronsaturday8173]

How about Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia? Whoever came up with that was a sadistic fuck. It's the word for the fear of long words.

[@EM-ug8ud]

Baron Saturday buuuut it’s fun to try and say lol 😂

[@shalacarter6658]

@@baronsaturday8173 Yes, I just learned that recently!

[@julieannelovesbooks]

I love how she takes out her hearing aids and starts speaking louder and almost in a different voice. I think it’s just really cute ❤️

[@leefelix9040]

we love a lesbian deaf woman who looks like she’s from the 50’s :))

[@shesaysdisco]

I’ve mostly heard library pronounced “lie-brair-ee” in the US, though some people do say “lie-barry”

[@RupertDanielEmma]

In western Canada we say Li-brar-y

[@suzannemenuet947]

Same here. It was crammed down my throat to pronounce the "br" part. Same with "February".

[@vihaan5764]

people who say liebarry are mocked

[@Wayums]

Same in Australia, we say Li-brair-y

[@czarinacharters1395]

Those people are most usually small children.

[@jessicaoutofthecloset]

Thanks for watching the video! What’s your hardest word to say? Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/jessieandclaud/

[@LivingLifeWithLisa]

Jessica Kellgren-Fozard Specific and Massachusetts

[@EM-ug8ud]

Floccinaucinihilipilification and iPhone typed it for me after Flocc 😂

[@disableddiaries2169]

I can never say appoggiatura which is a music term 😂

[@Yandolito]

All the words with more than one English "r". My tongue hurts. Rural is not a good word. I sound like I am barking. 😂😂😂 it's hard being a foreigner. Rolling r's and French r's are good.

[@orlaholloway2486]

Specific. Cannot say it 😂. And I’m learning how to sign! It’s quite hard but I’m enjoying it. It’s a slow process but I’m working on it!

[@cassiehall479]

Also I'd love to hear the google version of the Australian accent for these words, it'd really weird things up

[@shalacarter6658]

Yes!

[@maijakelly8335]

You calling us weird ?? 😂

[@maijakelly8335]

Literally though we pretty much pronounce those the same as in the UK

[@karviil2673]

Hahahahaha I had an American accent but after I came to Australia, my accent got totally “fucked up” hahahaha (let me explain!) The way Aussies pronounce some specific words is too sexy that I can’t help to copy them so my accent became really inconsistent.

[@cassiehall479]

@@maijakelly8335 yeah, I'm calling us weird, just look up the "busted a plugger" interview about a foiled robbery. Us Aussies are a delightfully weird bunch. My reference was to the word library... Between the US and UK you get one pronouncing every letter (2 r's), the other says ly-berry, we come out with ly-bree. Our speech is lazy, we're the only ones I can think of that have an abbreviation for an abbreviation (Melbourne cricket ground > MCG> the G)

[@julianagarcia9825]

Americans listening to them butcher how we say “library” : 😐

[@bugalug21]

I'm screaming

[@jackskellington8720]

Honestly

[@Reicha]

Mostly I speak using British pronounciation, because I get to really eNuNciAte - now here comes "libAry" and just ruins my dreams. Y_Y Yeah, no, that goes in the "american pronounciation"-pile, thank you. I'm so happy Universal English is becoming a thing. Also it gets more and more fun to have people guess my origin.

[@state924]

Lie + Brair + Ree Grew up in the Washington DC area 😉 No, I’m not friends with Trump 🤮

[@ghxsty_]

Now you know how us English people feel when Americans butcher the whole of the English language lmao

[@resveries_]

first word: anathema me, frothing at the mouth: DID SOMEBODY SAY GOOD OMENS?!!?!??!!

[@bonniea8189]

Ikr!

[@lucyicanel]

Me too.

[@elysafrancisco7240]

This just reminded me of when I was in high school. I had an English teacher who would use a computer program to grade our papers. The algorithms looked for all the common things, such as grammar and spelling, but it also graded for vocabulary. I quickly figured out that if I somehow managed to include the word "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" in each of my assignments, it would automatically give me an A+! Lol Thanks for the trip down memory lane, Jess & Claud! ❤

[@watermelonwishes4193]

That's funny! 🤣

[@Penelope222]

Could you two GET any cuter???

[@Penelope222]

Nellie S 😂😂

[@upseteggplant2810]

Nope. It's impossible

[@tanyad7894]

They are so in to each other! Especially nearing the end!

[@tiacuppe6681]

I love that every chance she gets, she hypes up her wife. Everyone should have a spouse/partner like that. 💖

[@ivancarrasco2128]

It weirds me out how sometimes her wife starts a sentence before she's looking at her lips but she can answer it perfectly.

[@hat880]

Shes quite good at guessing the context on a situation

[@immortxelle]

She pieces things together

[@amandamcdonald8199]

Could have a hearing aids

[@oliviafernandes9195]

She has a mirror next to the camera for lip reading and she's not a 100% deaf internally, so she can "feel" the vibrations

[@state924]

As a partial deafie myself, I can confirm that stringing words together to understand a sentence or concept is crucial.

[@ΧάρηςΔαρσινός]

In Greek "anathema" is like saying "God damnit" 😂😂

[@audreydoyle5268]

Thank you, I'm definitely saying that from now on 😂😂

[@rhias237]

Library is so polarising! In my bit of Scotland we would say “lie-bray” (because we don’t move our mouths enough, and in some other places in Scotland they would emphasise the R’s)

[@christinagarcia9353]

Rhiannon Spiers BECAUSE THATS THE CORRECT PRONUNCIATION

[@acewoop512]

"Igniminious" "That's what I said" "Sure.... I CANT TELL" Had me ded 😂😂

[@nicolettekristie]

"What was the word?" "I can't remember any of the words, I have memory loss"

[@m.w.kaplan447]

this got me

[@renskemariaderaad9054]

4:50 when claudia said “comfortaaable”, that’s literally how you pronounce the word in dutch hahaha

[@PlaynnthDark]

I get such a big goofy grin on my face watching the two of you lovelies interact with one another. I love your videos 🤗

[@rasp.74]

I was fine until LIE - BRAR - EEE. -screams at screen over a year after this was published-

[@lydiadewet02]

Hey, yes I would like ten more of these please. I love the video!

[@miss.mercurial]

I'm so glad they included rural on the list because I hate that word! Also: "Oh yeah, I have a PhD from there!" Low key flex, I love it.

[@0.oo.056]

"Do you want to hear it?" *zoom* "There are many things I want to hear" 😂😂😂😂

[@valsptsd814]

I know why she loves you. You are ADORABLE. ❤️

[@Natalie-101]

Aw, you guys are so cute❤💕 Love you both! PS Hi to walter and tillie💖🐶

[@davidranderson1]

Who knew two people just looking at each, practicing difficult words, could seem so romantic?

[@katherinegallagher9081]

"We should ALL learn a little sign language" 👋 🤟 🙂❤

[@Delicate_Disaster]

Americans say Library as Lie-Brare-ee. we say that first R.

[@PriyaPans]

So do British people if we're enunciating properly.....it's just that some British people don't enunciate properly.

[@lovecocoa9504]

3:24 Claud's realization 🤣🤣🤣 I love them 💕💕

[@robingeorge1229]

Same!

[@georgias3674]

3:39 Finding Nemo is the only reason I can say this word lol

[@fridasimpson9186]

your hair look lovely, cant't wait for the tutorial!

[@EM-ug8ud]

Ooo it’s the most lovely couple on KZbin

[@katiekawaii]

What is that male "American" accent?! 😅 There are a lot of American accents, but that's not one of them. Also, we *don't* pronounce the first "r" in February, and we *do* pronounce the first "r" in library. It's like "feb-you-airy" and "lie-brairy."

[@ilovenycinspirational6436]

katie kawaii right?!!!! Hahahahaha

[@river5124]

Yeah and that's how I learned it!😂

[@finnrogue9435]

@@littleleafy ikr, why wouldn't you pronounce the first r

[@cassiesevigny]

Rodríguez Guerrero Jesús it's just easier not to so a lot of people just skip over the first r in february even though it's technically correct. Just like most American kids say liberry, but for some reason we care more bout saying that one properly.

[@juliadonati8245]

Perri Kapp I’m also from MA, but I drop the first “r” in February. Though I haven’t always lived there so there’s a possibility it still is because of where I grew up. Language communities can be surprisingly small and isolated even in the same state. I actually didn’t realize that February had a first “r” because I never pronounced it. Language is really fascinating and the differences in the way people pronounce words adds to that.

[@Warehouse96]

I recently discovered you and I just can’t handle it. I love when people have the same name as me, but more-so I love when those people are fricking amazing. Thank you. I am researching ways to learn sign language because of you. Thank you doll.

[@jordan9224]

I'm weird and American: Feb-you-airy I don't say the "r". Why am I like this?

[@calicogreyroot9238]

My hubby and I say it the same way! (American too)

[@jordan9224]

Calico Grayroot Thank goodness I'm not alone lol!

[@abbyehrenstein2550]

I’m American and same

[@alyssacastillo2293]

I say it without the r too

[@jordan9224]

Tony M.H. Yeah I'm from Maryland and I talk strangely because we have people move here from all parts of America, like it's a really diverse state. So I have a mix of basically every accent in the U.S. lol. 😂

[@charlottesimons8925]

Love you both. 💜 Thanks for your videos. When I'm down the videos always make me smile :) I have bipolar type 1 with schizophrenia and cerebral palsy plus I'm Bisexual and dislexic. Claud I have terrible problems with spelling and reading too. I can't say worry correctly... I say rorry :/ lol. I think everyone has something about them so my wish is that everyone could be kind to one another and treat each other with the respect they would like to be treated with. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

[@shalacarter6658]

Gracious! You do have a lot going on. :) There is a great couple in Minnesota. He has Spinal Muscular Atrophy. He's a freaking riot! You should check out their channel. #squirmyandgrubs. Or is is@squirmyandgrubs #shaneburcaw

[@crisnemitz1606]

@@shalacarter6658 That's wild! I just found Shane and Hannah a few weeks ago. They are wonderful. I guess we know it's good content if their audiences overlap!

[@cumfreyjones5487]

It would be really cool if you two could do a video, learning new tunes, if that is possible? Like singing tunes or song through lip reading?

[@jadevanangeren1246]

There are many things I want to hear. THERE ARE MANY THINGS I WANT TO HEAR. *THERE ARE MANY THINGS I WANT TO HEAR.* I'm dead, how is this not the funniest thing 😂❤️

[@maryphillips8069]

Her lip reading is just the most impressive skill omggg is every (not every, u know tho, like, yeah) deaf person that good at lipreading? God I could swear she wasn't even moving her mouth for most of that! Given my brain hasn't been forced to adapt like that but y'know

[@alice0601]

Lol as an American, honestly the hardest one to say is "rural". Ours actually tends to come out as "rrrl" Haha

[@shalacarter6658]

It's so easy. " rural" is pronounced "in the country". ;)

[@thomaswarren2699]

And mirror comes out as mrrrrr

[@ivymoody4238]

@@shalacarter6658 or alternatively, the middle of goddamn nowhere (where I live)

[@ZeebleBub616]

I understand... I was watching the Walking Dead the other day...the way Rick says 'Carl' ...there's like 5 r's in the way he says it😅. I love hearing it tho. P.S English isn't my first language. Don't hate✌️

[@silvertarot25]

I had a speech impediment as a child, w/ r, l, sh being the sounds I couldn't say. The word rural was one of my words I had to practice, so I can actually say it, lol.

[@huntera.4623]

I came here not expecting to be bullied for my American accent. 😂

[@fridasimpson9186]

I think everyone misread hermione

[@ahdvai2098]

In Russian they just gave up and called her G(/g/ not /dʒ/) ermiona

[@sullendragon8900]

Lol, I had Hermione right but spent twenty years calling the Carribean sea the cair-ih-BEE-an.

[@Palitato]

I didn't... but that's probably because my 5th grade teacher read the first book out loud to us before I picked them up myself.

[@debbiemorris2742]

Revelation time the first time I heard it out loud!!!😁 I can't even remember how I thought it was pronounced now but it was nothing like reality🤣

[@AirConditioningFW]

her-mee-own

[@luckintherain4179]

I love how happy you are!

[@kirstenwilliams9246]

I love the way you both look at each other - with such love ❤️❤️❤️

[@Tilleyforever44]

That moment when Jessica asks if they said it right and Claud legit forgets she’s deaf for a second 😂

[@clairespahn6639]

This was hilarious! But we do pronounce both Rs in “library” here in the states. 😂 please do the next one with British place names!

[@molly._.ella.]

I’ve been learning sign language for about a year now and I’m trying to get sign language to be taught in my school because I think it should be something everyone should now at least a little bit of. I love your videos xx To whoever is reading this - thanks for reading this comment! Have a great Day!

[@molly._.ella.]

Twitchyboi lol - my friends get annoyed at me because I just sign everything subconsciously instead of talking to them

[@rubyinferno7578]

I can do the alphabet so far, but that's about it haha

[@Whimsical3D]

You two are absolutely wonderful on all levels.

[@VintageLotus95]

How sweet you are with each other makes me smile inside and out 😭❤ Ya'll are the cutest❤❤❤

[@Tellingfibulas]

Pronouncing "anemone" is an anathema to me

[@Sophieluiise]

"Oh you smell really great." "Yeah, I had a shower..always helps." :'D

[@Sandra-gh8fi]

8:27 Jokes on you, in Spain's spanish we do say "otorhinolaryngology" (otorrinolaringólogo in Spanish)!

[@missvioletnightchild2515]

It's a common word in French too, we like our medical terms, whereas the British simplify everything so you go to the nose, ear and throat doctor. Although we tend to shorten to ORL.

[@nodoboho]

@@missvioletnightchild2515 When I was growing up (U.S.), we just called it "ear, nose, and throat doctor". I find it odd that the commenters all seem to use a different word order: N-E-T, E-T-N, etc. I believe the Latin does translate as E-N-T, BTW.

[@courteneyskye5690]

I can’t get over how cute you guys are together

[@bobwilliam5963]

They are just adorable.

[@Diana8Matienzo]

English is my second language, and I can honestly say I struggle with February and rural 🤷‍♀️ I feel like Americans say Februrary as "feh-byoo-eh-ree" 😛

[@mschrisfrank2420]

Diana8Matienzo It depends on the accent/dialect as in every country. I say feh-BRU-air-ee.

[@ImArcticGreene]

I've only ever heard feb-YOO-eh-ree here in America, like you were saying! ^^ of course it does depend on region, I guess, but I've never heard someone pronounce the R over here.

[@bonniea8189]

Yep, that is how Americans pronounce it.

[@beatricewhitcombe]

Also English as a second language here, those words are SO difficult!!!

[@m.w.kaplan447]

yeah none of us say the first 'r'

[@teodoraturcu4945]

HOLD ON, lesbian visibility day is on my birthday. That’s awesome, I’m SUPER MEGA GAY with sprinkles on top now djcjxjdj, why did I not know this??

[@PochamaRex]

pizzaunicorn 15 happy birthday and congrats on the gay 🎈🎉🌈

[@teodoraturcu4945]

DK Anderson thank you, I love accidentally being a gay icon :)))))

[@Leo-hb9yw]

I've been schadenfreudeing this whole video

[@maike__-]

As a German (and a Nerd - mostly a nerd though) I feel the need to tell you that Schadenfreude is actually a noun and you can't really ... "-ing" it to make it a verb, but you can say that you have been "schadenfroh", which is not a verb either but an adjective, saying that you have very much enjoyed watching their struggle. Idk why I thought you should know that.. you probably don't 😂 anyways

[@Leo-hb9yw]

@@maike__- I did not know the way to change the word but I did realise that I was completely butchering it. thank you for telling me this

[@Honeybee-yt6qs]

Maike du verdeutscht auch viele englische Wörter besonders als Jugendlicher. ;) Bsp. watch - gucken Ich dachte wir watch*en* jetzt den Film

[@ICY-HURR]

The proper way of saying this sentence would of been “ I’ve been feeling schadenfreude because of this video.”

[@BriJBo]

In America, most people do say the word Library as, "Li-barry", when they aren't properly corrected as children, but we're initially taught and supposed to say, "Li-brairy". For the month February, most people pronounce it the way the English, but we're supposed to say, "Fe-bru-airy", as it is proper in our culture. Sherbet is a whole 'nother pronunciation fight we have here since it's spelled and pronounced "sher-bet", but soo many people say "sher-bert". There is no extra "R"! Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

[@kelfae]

My husband and I have conversations like this - as an Australian and an American. So funny 😆

[@fleurpomponne9905]

“Harry, Ron, and Her-mi-one” 😭🥰

[@hajrapanhwar6027]

"Who is the cleverest wizard in your house?" Gryffindor: That Her-mi-one over there.

[@hajrapanhwar6027]

Also, The one other muggle kid in Gryffindor asking for help on a homework, "Help me, Her-mi-won kanobe. You are my only hope!" **I'll just silently take my leave now**

[@markie121]

Your wife is just the loveliest and as you say "she is wonderfully attractive" I'm bias my husband is half Malaysian too . We have great taste it would seem ❤️😂

[@hellointernetitsphilsfirst9397]

I'd have much rather picked bsl as a language over French.

[@lynnealexander8684]

Same!

[@nejdlmenend3137]

Im only new to your channel so I didn’t know you were deaf. I find it cool that two deaf people can have a conversation very easily. You are also very inspirational because you can do any thing and also your gay and I am too.

[@beppop]

I'm so into these kinda videos, like I'm not a native English speaker so it's helpful in many different ways 😂😍