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[@ChristinaDonnelly]

I had a fun time reacting to these videos with Morgane! Especially the book names had me rolling 🤣😂 Hope you guys enjoyed too! -Christina 🇺🇸

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

Haha as French 🇫🇷 speaker, obviously I really enjoyed it. So funny. But first and foremost, I know this guy, he's embarrassing us, he's exagerated a little bit. I don't speak English with that kind of accent 😂🤣 Either way, if you're interested at listening in French music. Check out that early TV show called "La Star Academy"(2000-2010) My favorite one is "Laisser moi danser"

[@niccolopaganini1782]

She is pretty entertaining too, keep her frequent, this is a channel I can binge watch

[@TheSilvers90]

To see how you reacted to the book names, made me more laughting than videos of loic suberville and I like this guy(because I'm french too xd). your reactions are priceless xD. I like to see videos of English-america-australia, because I've learned from a british and I have American and Aussie friends ^^

[@OkkkkOO366]

I love your reaction when you heard pink castle I'm shocked too😂 And happiness in a household omg😂

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

@@OkkkkOO366 that's what happens if you don't train enough spelling English 🤣

[@henri_ol]

Morgane was a great by the world friends , she is funny , enjoyable and i already love her interations with Christina , who is also funny and enjoyable

[@henri_ol]

Fact : There's no rules for genders , just you have to memorize and yes , this may be really hard

[@notfound9816]

In Russian it's simple, The endings, nothing, o - male a, ya - female but words ending with a special sign "ь" need to be remembered

[@rks11106]

I think English might be one of the few languages without gendered nouns. I know Urdu (grandmother tongue), Arabic (currently learning), Turkish and Malay. Turkish and Malay had no gendered nouns, but the others did.

[@soIzec]

Learning genders is far easier than learning some other things. *Like for example, the plurals in German.*

[@zzerenity]

@@rks11106 as a native Turkish speaker thats right O markete gidiyor (She/he/it is going to the market) Everything is neutral 0 gender 🤷‍♀️

[@valeryiab.6831]

@@notfound9816 There're 3 genders in Russian, not 2, plus there're words which are always plural, like pants, they've got no genred at all. Consonant - Masculine -а, -я - Feminine -o, -е, -мя - Neuter -ь - Feminine\Masculine and should be memorized And lots of exceptions for each rule. So it's not so simple as it might seams for a native speaker, as we, same as French, grow up gnowing the difference.

[@anony_meows]

i knew eventually they'll get to loic suberville. this guy takes language barrier humor to the next level. do more loic please!

[@bluej511]

So for those who don't know, Loïc is French born in Mexico who grew up in the US and now lives in France. He's absolutely spot on as i speak and lived in both countries lol. Man is comedic genius.

[@Imsemble]

Morgane is a great addition to the channel! Love her vibe and I think she represents France very well.

[@esclance]

I love Loic!! 😂😂

[@victorbuyakov610]

I’m ukrainian how speaks english and now learning french. I love this guy and because I live in France now i have mixed reaction for his videos :) Thanks a lot for sharing your opinion!

[@antibash691]

Vive l'Ukraine ! Bienvenue en France ❤

[@gregmuon]

This was worth it just for Christina's face when he said, "Happiness in the Household" with a French accent. 🤣 My French coworker said "happiness" the same way at work a couple years back and I was rolling on the floor. 😂 I guess it's my inner 12 year old.

[@nurlindafsihotang49]

Better than french word "Bon Heur"😂

[@thespankmyfrank]

Lmao "he looks so French! So, so French!" That's because he is French, he grew up in America I think but now lives in Paris! He's one of the only tiktok style creators I follow, he's hilarious and seems like a genuinely good guy. Plus his content is actually interesting and you learn something new everyday watching his videos lol.

[@sankalgerie]

She say « that’s so French » not he looks so French or I miss something

[@charles1413]

you can't look French

[@richitacos]

He’s French-American-Mexican, his pronounciation in all three languages is perfect

[@Wazkaty]

​@@charles1413 haha bien sûr que si

[@Wazkaty]

He's a good actor, that's what she wanted to say.

[@nillgan11]

The French girl is absolutely gorgeous. Just the proper French girl. That's why the whole world love French women:)

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

As French Speaker. There's more beautiful French girls. In my experience, French girls are quite quite difficult and stubborn when it comes to dating

[@nillgan11]

@@christophermichaelclarence6003 i have absolutely no doubt. But there's the particular girl in this video, and i totally like her.

[@stefanino7064]

@@christophermichaelclarence6003 it's just because we don't know the "concept" of dating in France. That doesn't exist. Dating is the American way and we don't have a specific word for this... Mais au final, qu'est ce qu'on les aime quand même!!

[@stephenrowell9373]

Completely agree.

[@suyashsuryavansh5248]

The French girl is really pretty 😂

[@hollish196]

I used to work with a woman from Greece. One day she was upset about her "sleep not fitting." It took all of the USA folk about 3 minutes to figure out she meant her "slip." Confusion reigns in English!! Love your videos.

[@bowviolin]

"He looks so French" That's because he IS French!

[@marywenzel3199]

Loic’s special talent is to look like the nationality he’s speaking at the time. He looks French when he speaks French and morphs effortlessly to “American” or “Mexican” in the other languages. I watched him do an extended interview with a British guy who also speaks French and he was as American as they come. The only accent not completely natural on him is British. But if he stayed in England for a week he’d get that down no problem.

[@MaestroSangurasu]

@@marywenzel3199 Loïc is a french name

[@nicolaspineau7187]

Omg I'm French and it's so true when he told the name's books 😂

[@Andrei2patrU]

this is awesome. I just discovered him last week and been watching a bit each day. He's hilarious, especially when French teams up with Spanish, las aguas!

[@maiNmusica]

Loïc Suberville is great! Love his language comedy!

[@Just999Me]

*We need a part 2 of them reacting to loic suberville's videos. I love it when he does English vs. French vs. Spanish videos.* Because both languages are equally confusing with their rules/exceptions to rules. It's funny because English derives a lot of its rules and words from French so you'd think they'd be more understanding to each other's language fuckery. But they still judge each other hardcore. How do you think bilinguals/trilinguals feel when studying English or French? I would never want to re-learn English again. It was hard enough the first time but at least I had time/youth on my side. I would give up now, especially with all the new slang.

[@xzandher6812]

Everyone should react to loic suberville, this guy is simply a genius 😂

[@salimalzir7806]

Nice podcast Morgane.awsome

[@tylerensminger]

Christina has been in a lot of videos lately. At least she is having a lot of fun

[@stanvandelaar1974]

This was such a fun video can you guys please do more of these?

[@danielg6566]

OMG he has sooooo many more videos out there! You definitely need to do at least 2 more parts with Loic.

[@Nikki7B]

"Happiness in the household" lol super trooper 2 -Canadian scene. Lol

[@Zapp4rn]

yeess, i love this guy!

[@TimeToSingChannel]

Here in Brazil we also have this "object gender" like "table" is female "uma mesa" a chair is female, "uma cadeira" Um (male) = a/one Uma (female) = a A ( female) = the O (male) = the Aquela (female) = that Aquele (male) = that Um (male) elefante (an elephant) Uma (female) girafa (a giraffe) Just reminding brazilians speak Portuguese✨

[@rutheliana1130]

I love watching Loic's vids n didn't actually expect they would make an American n a France reacting to his vids. That was hilariously fun! 😆😆

[@paranoidrodent]

English used to have grammatical gender, 3 of them (like most Germanic languages) - masculine, feminine and neuter exist in Old English. Basically, English is an oddball among its related languages for lacking grammatical gender and it’s mostly because it got lost during the evolution of Middle English, which resulted from smashing Old English and Norman French into a near creole. French’s ancestors, like Latin and I think Gallo-Romance had 3 genders too, but the neuter collapsed into the masculine around when the Romance languages were evolving out of later forms of Latin/Romance.

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

You got it all right. France used to be Gaul which means Gallus in Latin Our ancestors were Gallo Romance.

[@xenotypos]

Germanic (Frankish) languages also influenced French a bit. Even if linguistically, latin is clearly the main ancestor.

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

@@xenotypos You mean The Frankish Empire (🇫🇷🇩🇪🇱🇺🇧🇪🇳🇱🇨🇭🇦🇹) When those nations used to be one country

[@Wazkaty]

​@@christophermichaelclarence6003 And the Roman Germanic Empire, of course ! Not only France influenced German

[@abiliodosss]

Yeah, 🤣 children love the book SHEET ON THE BED"" really luv it

[@mitsukikumagae4434]

Give him the credit!!!

[@FrenchClubAnne]

Il ne faut jamais oublier le H en anglais ! :)

[@henri_ol]

Sheet and Sh** , beach and bi*** , a whole and a****le , OMG , look at Christina's reaction , so funny and embarrassed

[@nabiladnan99]

Finally! The cross-over we all needed!

[@salizaabdulsamad6177]

I want more of these..bcoz Loic Superville is my fav french-english weird skits language..

[@jeeewhyyypheee]

Finally a good laugh for me after tiring day 🤣😂

[@VNRtrains]

I'm learning French and I've learned a tip that most of nouns end with "e" in French are females:)

[@Extremefandomlover]

As a French person it was funny

[@alix_strikes_again3816]

Loïc has the 2 nationalities, that’s why he speaks such a good English, and why he does such a good French accent 😉

[@Creations410]

He speaks perfect Spanish too Me encantan todos los videos de Loic…

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

Voilà, c'est Morgane a nouveau!

[@garyfontenot2786]

The gender of nouns was the hardest for me studying French, and I'm still having trouble. The French pronunciation was a lot easier than the gender.

[@Hithere-dl2cx]

The grammar is the hardest for me. English is so simple compared to French.

[@youtpfpm6097]

And there are words in French that change gender depending on whether you use them in the singular or in the plural.

[@ma4c3line97]

you guys are so sweet😭😭😭😭😭

[@DB_X1]

I watch Loic Suberville so much I just remember random stuff in French and Spanish now. I think if he did stuff on German he would just be screaming and I’d just be crying laughing 🤣

[@AFrenchEnderman]

Tips to learn genders ! In AL LANGUAGES (that have genders) they are a rule to determine it for example in French most noun ending with e are féminin

[@Briezman]

Fun beach is another level, Lol😂😂😂

[@shahoodusane6421]

I've seen him... He's so funny😂😂 Also the gender thing, Hindi also has genders for different objects. Nice work guys..❤️❤️

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

As French speaker. He's embarrassing us 😆

[@rks11106]

Really good question tho, how did we end up with a female chair and a male table?

[@nitishsaxena1372]

@@rks11106 in Hindi, the chairs and the tables are both feminine.

[@toonedin]

Hindi does NOT have the 3rd (neuter) gender! Unlike Bangla or Gujarati.

[@ishansharya5918]

@@christophermichaelclarence6003 yeah atleast français has rules

[@fujiyokocookiecutter]

Give us more Morgane

[@bobeczek01]

The gender of the nouns is also prominent in Latin where they determine a gender for nouns and adjectives and it can be : female, male or neutral . Accidentally we also have it in Polish so I'll give and educated guess that it comes form protoindoeuropean . And table in Polish is a man too; bottle is a female and a chair is neutral ;)

[@janslavik5284]

i wonder why Polish chairs are neutral while Czech chairs are female

[@Doctor.Whommm]

The video is cool. I like to learn such details about the language. In our Russian language, too, almost all subjects have a gender (male/female or middle (analogous to English "It"). But, as it seems to me, everything is defined easier here. You just need to remember a simple rule about the letters at the end of a word, and navigate by it. For example, a bottle (бутылкА) and a mug (кружкА) are female, and a table (стол) or a knife (нож) are male. The middle gender contains the letters "O" or "E", at the end of the word. For example: Sea (морЕ), gold (золотО).

[@januslich5500]

The same rules are in Polish… :) But some words has different gender. In Your language a mug (кружкА) is female, in Polish a mug (kubek) is male. So an object’s gender is very tricky part of learning, no matter if it exist in your language or not ;P

[@Doctor.Whommm]

@Arno Meyer Yes. Even names in Russian often end like this. Although we have few native Russian names now, but somehow, this rule works. For example, we practically do not find male names ending in the letters "A" or "Я", because these endings are female. Or for example your name, Arno. If they (in Russia) called the child by that name, they would rather call him Arnold. I hope I didn't offend you with this. This is not a strict rule, it's just more familiar to us. Male names end with a consonant letter (В, Л, Д), or a short "Й" sound.

[@Doctor.Whommm]

@@januslich5500 I'm glad you have a similar rule. 😀 If we had a "mug" called "kubek", it would also be male. For example, as a "glass" (стакан). It's all about the vowels and consonants at the end. At least in our language.))

[@sambros2]

"middle" gender is called neuter in English btw

[@Doctor.Whommm]

@@sambros2 Sorry, im not so good in English, therefore I can make mistakes. Thank you for correction.🙂

[@errrzarrr]

I laughed a lot because we have this in spanish too, grammatical genders. La mesa = the table. Los pantalones = the pants. Etc...

[@sofiaverdes9886]

Im learning French with Duo.For me, it gets other mistakes, like the grammar.Until now, i havent speak with somone native French french.

[@jessytheyodellingirl]

🤣 the book name got me gasping so loud

[@antondedlovskii]

Very funny video, especially obscene phrases😄😁 And it turns out that French and Russian have something in common, we also distribute objects by gender, male, female or average.

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

We are. Nous le sommes 🟦⬜🟥🇫🇷 In our French vocabularies, it's really important to determine/distinguish whether it's masculine or feminine

[@juanmacias5922]

huh, I wonder if actually not giving out genders is the rarity. I saw people mentioning Portuguese, and Hindi, I know we do it for Spanish.

[@VivaCohen]

@@christophermichaelclarence6003 why though?

[@dbclass4075]

​@@VivaCohenGet the gender wrong, meaning will be different: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3nClJ-wp86Ya8U

[@prithvi6111]

Damn the book names and and the way the guy pronounced 🤣

[@laurentchabas8076]

so cool !! 👍👍🤣🤣

[@TrimutiusToo]

russian also has genders for nouns... Problem with learning french is that our genders don't match... Table is female in French but male in Russian for example...

[@maverickngaihte5629]

Beautiful morgane is bck!!😍

[@frankkennedy6388]

3:51 "words have ginger".

[@nurlindafsihotang49]

Says "Oh lala" or "mon Dieau" as see all your french friends and coallague's eyes rolled 😂

[@phamhuuphuoc275]

more please bout this video :))

[@Gostdemonoid]

Yoo I’m considering redownloading tik tok JUST FOR THIS GUY. 😂😂

[@s.p.8803]

Don't bother, he's here

[@fen217]

Morgane = Mature housewife with a son Christina = Mature career woman with a daughter. Vibe

[@PEEWII]

WTF weirdo

[@xramoj]

True story. There was corporate meeting between different offices and at some point some French man said: "We need to nig*ashit!" Everyone went at least for 30s on mute LULW

[@enigmator2211]

Just react to 3 videos? More please 😂😂

[@user-vq3xl9bb4k]

I mean... me trying to correct my friend korean prononciation so she doesn't do the same error as me when I first learned korean xD the difference between "a fly"(or paris) and " fast" -> 파리, 빨리 when not pronounced correctly you can end up saying come a fly instead of come fast ... (yep personal experience there xD)

[@NuageRouge123]

"Sheet on the Bed" sounds about right ! -Amber Heard 2022

[@wilbeugre]

Yep, that's French Once you've mastered it, there will be very few languages left to be afraid of 😂

[@nurlindafsihotang49]

...untill you meet Finnish language😂😂

[@glenm3712]

Thanks Christina! Merci beaucoup Morgane! I'm all alone here in my house, but I still laughed out loud at those skits. They were hilarious. Just by the by, you will both be interested to know that in Canadian French, the 'R' is still rolled as it used to be in the south of France. I learned my French in Canada, so I have a rather disconcerting accent when I attempt to speak it. I believe that the Canadian accent is modifying, due to modern means of communication, but in the rural areas it is still very old-fashioned.

[@MrNikkovl]

Loic Suberville !

[@user-rRSCN]

Water? Well yes but actually no. 😆 🤣

[@clockworkharvester2663]

Morgane is so beautiful!

[@henrysvj]

2:00 Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂

[@KarmaKraftttt]

La table *evil laugh* hahahahahaha

[@IIIOOOUS]

Fromage de Brie and piscine also means someting very different in Geman.

[@philipsadler6474]

Funniest video so far.

[@Lodai974]

Loic suberville(the man in the video) is a french ,who speaking english and espanol with bilingual level. And in french the gender is present in all word...inanimate objects too...We have some surprises with some nouns, for example in human biology....

[@kevinchiquet7174]

Now I'm thinking, lots of these surprises are in the anatomy, animal like plant anatomy

[@mykoladomkin8808]

teah, I've been working with French experts helping them to overcome accent issues 👍

[@Sajibunseok]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 저 분 영상 웃긴거 많은데 더해주셨으면

[@sadiemcnabb4444]

My French teacher told us a story about an exchange student from France. He wanted to know where the "shits" were. They kept directing him to the bathroom, and finally, confused, he asked "no, where are the shits? for the bed?" Our 14 year old selves were deaaaaaaad

[@VivaCohen]

ha I knew someone from Mexico who kept pronouncing it like that lol

[@Serenity_Dee]

fun fact: all those confusing -ough words used to all be pronounced the same way, which is why they're written that way, but none of them preserve the original sound. in fact, the sound that the "gh" digraph originally represented has disappeared from most dialects entirely. as for gender? here, English is the weird one, as it's one of a very few Indo-European languages in which grammatical gender has disappeared entirely. it's only preserved in our third person pronouns and, if you're an annoying pedant like me, some loan words like "blond(e)" and "fiancé(e)".

[@mylearningjournal7188]

I can't stop laughing

[@itsmefabrice]

Did I witness someone saying "english is really hard" to a french girl? Can't wait to see her tell that to a german too. :)

[@jlpack62]

very funny guy!

[@natty0599]

Language is experience ☺️🥰

[@carlosschleu]

Bring more videos of his videos plzzzz

[@manonroyer1491]

😂😂😂😂😂 this is so funny

[@KrivitskyM]

Here's a lifehack for Italian speakers: since French and Italian belong to the same Roman language family, they share a lot of words with the same gender. le lait - il latte, le miel - il miele, la bière - la birra, l'école - la scuola, le pays - il paese... Once you realize this, it makes determining gender so much easier if you know even basic Italian.

[@KanetsidohiKanotoush]

Things have gender in Spanish too, I don't find it confusing because I've know them from childhood

[@dianaturcu1119]

Do Loic more!!!!! Especially those videos when French want to confuse the Americans😂😂😂

[@ADPeguero]

I’m lucky I started learning English intensively at 8. I can see why this language can be so confusing. It mostly involves memorization. I mean: through, thru, threw? Red, read, read? There, their, they’re? That last one even confuses native speakers. It’s one reason why I like ny native tongue Spanish. Consonants and vowels are always pronounced the same way. Well except when there are accents. Maybe that’s what the English language is missing. Either way, glad to see Morgane again 🙂.

[@sambros2]

bruh thru is not how u spell it

[@mike4523]

@@sambros2 sometimes: New York State thruway, drive thru, etc

[@juanmacias5922]

I just realized Spanish also genders their nouns. xD

[@adrianocosta655]

And many foreigners still say that portuguese is a difficult language. No no no, english is most.

[@carlosmorales08]

I think that depends on the native language you speak. For a German it could be easier learn English than Portuguese (IDK) but for me, as a Spanish speaker, Portuguese is way easier to learn than English

[@vaiki]

I remember how we had to keep repeating nouns with their article in the French classes at school... un/une, le/la etc... It was fun though but I wish I would have had the opportunity to use the French more after I graduated. One question to Morgane, or any French person I guess... Who decides the gender of a *new* word in French? In Sweden there is the Royal Swedish Academy who are responsible for releasing a new version of their dictionary every year ( _in a way similar to the Oxford Dictionary for English I guess_ ) where they add new common words and also remove old dated and/or unused words... and that's like the norm for the Swedish language... but they don't have to _determine the gender_ so it's easier for them. 🤣 ( _They also have the responsibility of deciding the literature Nobel Prize winner each year_ )

[@gamerstorm9822]

I'm an Israeli and the genders in Hebrew are completely different from the genders of French

[@vaiki]

@@gamerstorm9822 Yes, I know. 🙏 Pretty much every word in Hebrew is either male or female. I don't know much Hebrew myself but one of my best friends is Israeli.

[@Melissa-sx9vh]

I'm quite late to the party but to answer your question, it's a mix between the French Academy (the same institution as your Royal Swedish Academy with the same prerogatives) and the public opinion, for instance the covid 19 is feminine according to the French Academy (LA covid) but masculine for everyone in the population (LE covid). For some reason everyone started calling the covid LE so it stuck but the Academy later decided to call it a feminine noun. It's the only word I can think of where people massively disagree with what the Academy decided!

[@vaiki]

@@Melissa-sx9vh Thanks (or merci) 😊 Late to the party or not, that was a good explanation.

[@kiradotee]

Can you link the original videos :(

[@flopjul3022]

i had a hard time with: Which, wich and witch when learning English and i said can't like can n't

[@user-te4ex1wr3g]

Watch the song “welcome to the french language”

[@paisleyputnam6911]

I’m Learning frencch and it’s true, you kinda have to memorize a lot of it

[@xiufairy_99]

As both of your audience (Loic & World Friends), I've never been so happy of this reaction video! 🤭😍 P.S. For anyone curious, Loic is indeed French. Born in Mexico, grew up in the US with French parents. Hence he does English, Spanish & French skits on his channel "Loic Suberville". Amazing guy! 😆😆

[@StalKalle]

Anybody got links to the videos they are watching?

[@pacific2123]

Vonderful Gırls Thank you 🙏🏼

[@olivierdk2]

Link to ORIGINAL videos ?