FRENCH LESSON - learn french with movies : Inglorious Basterds part4

[@moonchild9703]

I'm french, and I'm reeeally impressed by Christoph Waltz's accent, it's very close to being perfect

[@Guardian_pvp]

Little Moonchild yes, the accent is almost perfect :)

[@pharmika]

He sounds very german though ...

[@moonchild9703]

pharmika indeed, but the prononciation is perfect

[@PulloffPrime]

pizza

[@victoriagarcesmua]

Well he did win an oscar

[@KNadoli]

Amazing, 4 languages he speaks in this film. Granted, his Italian lines were learnt, but his ability to inhabit not only the languages, but their cadences is incredible

[@andrerothweiler9191]

Normal for Central Europe

[@marclaporte3710]

As a French Canadian (as you can see from my name), I can confirm that I can barely detect any sign that he's German from his French. Granted it may be more challenging for me as I speak a Quebec dialect of French and someone from France would say I have an accent.

[@BrandonPoirierBlair]

@@marclaporte3710 Ben voyons il a un accent allemand gros comme le ciel... As a billingual French Canadian you can absolutely tell he's german unless you're terribly uneducated.

[@lucbourhis3142]

I love how the dialogues have been crafted in perfect French. Even better a couple of times, Landa uses quite formal but witty speech. This contrasts with Shosanna who speaks directly to the point in short phrases, conveying the stress on the brink of overwhelming her. This could have been written and directed for a French movie. The delivery of Christoph Waltz is amazing. I don't know how fluent he is in French in real life but this performance would have been impossible without a good understanding of the structure of the language.

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Salut Luc. Tarantino a avoué qu'il n'aurait pas pu faire ce film sans Christoph Waltz. Il cherchait quelqu'un qui maîtrise le français, l'anglais et l'italien en plus de sa langue maternelle, l'allemand.

[@lucbourhis3142]

@@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude ah, oui, carrément! Il avait totalement raison au vu du résultat.

[@ahmadguided5143]

Come on, for Europeans living mixed beside each other, it isn't such a serious achievement to speak neighbors languages which are world famous and generally are of one or maximally two language groups. But sure he has a high IQ and he is talanted. I would wonder if he could speak Turkish or Swedish as well.

[@lucbourhis3142]

Most Europeans don't "live mixed beside each other"…

[@valbi1545]

@@ahmadguided5143 Speaking multiple languages with a near perfect accent doesn't necessarily require a high IQ, just an ear for languages.

[@rlzp]

I have always wanted a French transcript of this, thanks very helpful!

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

You're welcome.

[@beurreqc1791]

Has a French speaker(from Canada 🇨🇦) I'm impressed by the French level of cristoph waltz. Is accent is very clean, there is a bit of German accent but it just sounds nice and is vocabulary is also very good in this movie. In fact in this movie, he looks more polite and formal than most people.

[@carlosoruna6137]

Every time I eat cake and cream, I pretend is the same thing they are eating.

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

When I drive my car, I pretend to be Vin Diesel...I am as bald as he is.

[@christiandeana9437]

It's strudel, basically ( milhojas en español o millefeuilles en français don't know the name in english ) stuffed with apple cream. I live in Uruguay and there is a bakery here who has these. Sure you can find them where you live, look for a german bakery.

[@wsn_hq765]

Carlos Oruna Lmfaooo

[@lanabanana5301]

My sister went to this exact cafe and ordered the strudel. She said it wasn't as good as she was expecting, unfortunately

[@lincolnlarousse780]

Strudel is basically a variation on a Danish pastry, with stewed, sliced apples rolled up on the inside. Fun fact, the pastry was often made with pork fat, and given this was a difficult economic time in Western Europe, it was likely that during the end of WW2, this would have been the case. This is interesting because he specifically orders the strudel, and this for me adds to the likelihood that he know who shoshana was.

[@Asma-ep9bx]

I can’t help it but to focus my attention to him while he is eating 😂

[@skimasklama3734]

I speak German, French and English and watched this movie with all the original languages without subtitles. It’s a fucking masterpiece!

[@MrMooreal]

Great way to learn French. Little videos like this gives me that little push to learn

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Merci Alzy. This is all I need to read in comments. Don't give up... You will succeed.

[@elssosilva8701]

Moi aussi!

[@MM-zw8sm]

Christoph Waltz is underrated in the Hollywood guy knows his stuff.

[@aamgdp]

He's great, but there's a limited use for his skills in Hollywood. His English is great but the accent is there, and how many movies can utilize his French and German? So far I think only Tarantino was able to fully tap into his potential.

[@alessandramuroni8205]

It's more typecasted rather than underrated, as he has been awarded with 2 Academy Awards. Great actors though!

[@Burgalo2001]

@@aamgdp he knows Italian too

[@andrerothweiler9191]

@@aamgdp Hmmm well for Schwarzenegger you might say the same

[@lig_mag5776]

"Attendez la crême". Excellent 😂

[@lechams9168]

Après vous 🙂 Verdict ?

[@da96103]

Yeah Hans is sneaky, he is being friendly but he is actually not because he used attendez instead of attends.

[@obirbilkentli7187]

@@da96103 can you please elaborate on the difference?

[@da96103]

@@obirbilkentli7187 Attendez and attends are imperative tense for vous and tu respectively. If you use tu for the person you talking to, you say "Attends", if you use vous, then it is "Attendez". So if someone talks to you and say to you "Attendez", then you should know he is being formal, you guys are NOT friends (yet). If the person is your friend, he would say "Attends".

[@obirbilkentli7187]

@@da96103 So it's like du und Sie in German?

[@ahtantofazmano7699]

Thank god I was born in Brazil. I started studying French last week and still can understand plenty of these words. God bless Latin. ♡

[@alexandrebertrand-lafleur3114]

Voir Christoph Waltz parler en français augmente mon admiration envers ce grand artiste! Bravo Hans Landa et, si je peux dire un mot en allemand, c'est DANKE!!

[@lawlicht8092]

Oui. Thats the only french I remember in this video. Oui.

[@lawlicht8092]

idk omelette du fromage

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Hi, Clemens. Maybe you should try to watch one of my playlist : LEARN FRENCH WITH MOVIES ( for beginners ). I think this would be a good start.

[@AriaFromMahabre]

Actually it's "Omelette AU fromage" ;)

[@Shion6seven]

C'est déjà bien 🤣

[@NameNik223]

and "non"

[@charlesmendoza9618]

Normally I would hate people eating and talking a the same time, but this guy is really enjoyable to see.

[@alexisbeuve8199]

le jeu d'acteurs est tout simplement incroyable. surtout celui de Mélanie Laurent, extrêmement naturel.

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Je préfère le jeu d'acteur de Christoph Waltz. Je pense qu'il marquera la mémoire des cinéphiles, au même titre que Marlon Brando pour Le parrain... Et que dire de Q. Tarantino... le fils spirituel de Sergio Leone !

[@alexisbeuve8199]

Learn French with French Tips Channel les deux sont excellents, ça fait d'ailleurs partie des raisons du succès de Tarentino: la qualité de ses films repose aussi sur un excellent choix des acteurs.

[@lucianozurich]

pfff, alors vous. Vous n'avez grande chose à faire. Allez regarder un épisode de Maïa l'Abeille, ou s'est trop violent aussi?

[@lesamisdelacuisineprovenca9534]

De solides arguments..... Bravo !

[@ΦιλήμωνΓαλογαύρος-χ5μ]

Melanie Lauren. Extremement naturale.

[@cyrilkubat4332]

This scene is more ASMR-ish than most of an actual ASMR videos I've seen so far. :D

[@nicolasboyerbeaulieu8772]

I really like Walt's old fashioned metropolitain french accet, with just a slight german one. Really impressive and served both the character and story very, very well.

[@pishangsabah7923]

I like the scene Antonio Margarete & Dominic Decoco 😀

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Don't forget about Enzo Gorlomi...

[@KnowYoutheDukeofArgyll1841]

Let me hear the music in it...

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

MaRgheRiti !

[@rogue11788]

A river there chief!

[@pishangsabah7923]

Learn French with a French Dude LOL I don't know how to spell his name

[@Editor_Hound]

You can clearly see in this scene the difference between a native French speaker and a highly educated, formal, school taught French. I barely understood 5 words that came from Shosanna during those long sentences, no problem whatsoever from Landa.

[@simplythebest286]

Theodor Dinu well the actor speaks that way in every language he speaks : in a slow articulate way !! even french people can do that !! now , he is an actor , so he learns the lines and has to think about them unlike the french who (just) speaks her mind . I speak 5 languages so I know that feeling , just calm down !!

[@svyalinirnhut890]

3edgy 5me It might be true for non - native speaker of any language tho... As a non - native English speaker i can understand news on TV and radiobrodcast almost perfectly, but it could be hard for me to understand a random person talking to me on the street. I live in Melbourne😂

[@lotuskoko]

I get what you're saying, Theodor Dinu. I didn't take what you were saying in a snobbish way. I feel the same. I can understand my classmates. But when I try to speak with my professor I'm a bit lost at times. (Folks on social media like to be triggered.)

[@blehbleh8143]

Funny, because melanie was native french

[@johngsp5342]

Theodor Dinu french is the most gayish languange i know after italian. German is the best sounding language imo.

[@gonzaloguzman73]

I always find this scene quite relaxing

[@salmaaithammou2171]

this is my best part of the movie and Christoph Waltz the way that he act and his french accent is really perfect

[@jameslegrand848]

It's really great but to a native French speaker. It's kinda off

[@SpitefulAZ]

I would really love to see more of the French scenes from Inglorious Basterds to be uploaded with the French subtitles :)

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

I'm glad you enjoy those videos.If I wanna respect the fair use on educational purpose , I can't upload more than 15 minutes of this movie. About 3 minutes left. so I will try to grant your request but for many reasons, I can't do it right now. I hope you understand.

[@platoquemado]

My god what a handsome man... the fact that he is multilingual is even more intriguing

[@lacoleccionperfecto]

Puiz-je vous appeler Emmanuel… La charade. Landa knows about everything… from her true identity, to her greatest fears, her trauma, distrust of neighbors, to her very intimacy with Marcel… “is he any good…”. This is the very nature of what drives Landa. To exert power… to relish in torturing those he interrogates. The embodiment of ego central to the mindset and conceptualization of a “master race”. It wonderfully ensnares the audience in the verbal undertone and upfront visuals (lit cigarette thrust into a decent French imposter of a German pastry - put out and wasted - not so bad, but not as good as the real thing) used in the fantastic scene. One of my personal favorites from Tarantino.

[@IYarD]

2:33 i guess he's salty, because he didnt get enough cream :D

[@goodwizard8598]

This is my new favourite channel. I'm trying to learn French and this really helps. Thanks:)

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Your message gives me some positive energy. Thank you ! The key to learn french : Don't give up. ;)

[@sigurdragnarsson9635]

Learn French with a French Dude He ho ça va!! . C'est pas monstrueux non plus le français

[@Scriptum_1]

It's intimidating how a person is perfectly capable to speak at least 4 differents languages almost as a native speaker. Is this man human ? I barely just speak, read and write 3 idioms, not-so complete vocabulary, and it took me more than 30 years

[@djcandle3863]

I use this movie to make my French better all the time. Thank you for the translations. Pas si mauvais 👌🏾

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

You're welcome djcandle. I try to provide something useful, so I'm glad to read this.

[@Dylon1981]

This guy is a top notch actor.

[@wyndie]

Merci beaucoup pour les sous-titres et la traduction.

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Le plaisir est pour moi, Rachel. Merci pour ton commentaire. Je continue grâce à ce type de message. ;D

[@yosbudi5708]

J'taime Rachel 💐💐💐☕💐🌹😊

[@RickyRisha410]

0:07 Au revoir SHOSHANA! Enough to chill down spine

[@Burgalo2001]

French is the most beautiful language in the world! No doubts. It has a great, worldwide known, literature and huge academic potential. Wanna know it...I know four languages but the dream to know french❤️

[@ViktorKruger99]

I'm thinking about that scene in the First Avenger where Tommy Lee Jones is eating a steak, and looks and sounds disgusting. But here, you can even hear them chewing food, and yet it looks and sounds delicious. Just a little detail, but shows how Tarantino knows his shit.

[@jdgamboa5201]

Funny enough I get the opposite impression from those two scenes.

[@Ardiless]

Aaaa Landa !!!! The music at first is like a beat of hearth !!!

[@cristiancarlos3362]

Oui

[@Pemmont107]

Now I'm hungry.

[@KnowYoutheDukeofArgyll1841]

Pommit Ah ah. Wait for the cream.

[@poopididoo1574]

Wing Commander Buggles - Attendez la crème. 😂

[@ashikaashi2781]

J'ai faim aussi

[@lindildeev5721]

I would prefer a croissant. You maybe don't know that but the croissant is not from France but from Austria.

[@CarlFrancisPhilippGallagher]

1:40 Le meilleur moment God Bless you Christoph

[@AvrahamYairStern]

This is the movie that actually encouraged me to learn French

[@johny_doe]

briliant, that's what I searched for. Dude, your my hero.

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Awesome comment. C'est très bon pour mon moral et ma motivation. Merci.

[@rommeldavidzambrano1260]

To everybody around the world, happy 2020. Thanks French dude for doing a great job, keep it up!

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Merci pour ton message. Bonne année à toi et ta famille.

[@seanbentley4459]

I really like the concept you have going here - learning through films and what-not. Please do keep it up. Merci!

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Merci à toi, Sean. Ton message me donne une raison de plus de continuer.

[@spatepheni]

Man, looking at this scene now, i now realized the parallel connection between the first scene and this one.....from the milk to the cigarette and then the final question! And i've watched this film 5 times already

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Un effet "Déjà vu". I didn't realize it.

[@المصطفىجرايف]

مشهد رائع جدا .قمة الأداء من الممثل كريستوفر والتز وأيضا من الممثلة الفرنسية .

[@ORACLE-boombapmaker]

je suis francais et quand j'entends Christoph Waltz parler francais c'est juste fou car il parle tres bien francais dans le film mais il arrive a avoir un accent allemand ce qui est encore plus dingue. Enorme acteur!

[@Shirokroete]

Currently learning French. Gonna come back to this in a year to see if I can understand more of it

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

It would be better if come back in a month... or sooner.

[@purple.cube.]

2 month left

[@Shirokroete]

@@purple.cube. WHY MUST YOU REMIND ME

[@JGGuitarCovers]

Never seen an actor who speaks german as his native language speak English French and Italian so fluently in this film. Impressive.

[@marclaporte3710]

Forget that Waltz can speak a plethora of Germanic languages fluently to the point of little to no accent in each of them.. The man is just so immensely talented regardless. His performance was stunning in this film.

[@andrerothweiler9191]

Pretty normal in Europe 🌍😂😂😂

[@kosupport2442]

She almost shit herself haha

[@KnowYoutheDukeofArgyll1841]

Ko Support In the original script, it goes on to say, that by the time Landa left, she wet herself through fear.

[@Shijaru64]

shat*

[@mikeltelleria1831]

they should make a TV show with Christoph Waltz eating in French restaurants and talking to people

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Salut Mike. Je suis d'accord. Ce programme aurait sûrement beaucoup de succès.

[@DualWieldFTW]

Merci pour cette vidéo ! Cette année, j'essaie d'apprendre le français, et cette "listening practice" est une grande aide!

[@jqa16]

This is one of my favorite videos ever.

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Parfois, le succès d'un film est due à la qualité du "méchant" plus que celle du héros.

[@julianross192]

Son français est parfait,l'accent c'est une chose, mais sa prononciation et son intonation sur les syllabes est top 👌 un grand professionnel Mesdames et Messieurs !!

[@TheeDrGroyper]

The acting in this is glorious.

[@thewatcherspain7769]

Both actors are superb in this scene.

[@yashdiablo6969]

I watched this entire movie knowing only French and English , the French in this movie is very well spoken

[@TonnyF560]

El francés no me llamaba mucho la atendió en el pasado pero todo cambió al ver esta película, en especial esta escena y tu canal es perfecto... trataré de aprender contigo. Merci

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Hola Tonny. Haré lo que pueda para ayudarte.

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Muchas Gracias.

[@gianb3952]

I wasn't looking for this, but I'm learning french and this looks really interesting... I think I accidentally found gold

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Thank you, GianB. Merci ! Sorry if it took me few days to respond, despite such good comment. Unfortunately, this is not pure gold. I made few "tiny"mistakes in this video... 0:50 ; and 4:06 " un bon métier pour lui" I should remove and replace it, but if I do so, this would be a really bad move for this channel. ( About 226 000 views for this video, the whole channel, about 600 000 ! ) I have to provide my own videos as well, music and movie scenes are good materials, but this is not enough. Au fait... ( by the way... ) Bonne année 2019 !

[@EvieeeJean]

What should it be instead of "un bon métier pour lui"? Merci

[@rommeldavidzambrano1260]

Greetings from Cali, Colombia. I am trying to learn French, too.

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Encore merci. Bonne chance et bon courage.

[@maximilienfrink7786]

I love his accent , there is a bit of German but is normal his french was very Good really impressed.

[@lindenknights88]

Fun fact: Tarantino was about to can the whole movie before he found Christoph Waltz. He wanted someone who could speak all the languages convincingly

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

C'est vrai. Sans Waltz, il n'y aurait pas eu ce film.

[@keithmoon3190]

Attendez de Ia creme... -Hans Landa

[@danielmoreno5591]

My 2021 goal is understand the three languages that spoke in the film. Love this film

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Salut Daniel. En fait, ils parlent quatre langues dans ce film : français, anglais, allemand... et italien.

[@blueTwl]

can someone explain why, in 0:53, "comment se fait-il que vous et le jeune soldat et vous ayez ..." why there is vous et le jeune soldat et vous? Doesn't that make " you and the young soldier and you"? i'm guessing the first "vous" is part of the "comment ... " part but i can't seem to find an explanation online.

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Hi, Enock Kung. I have to explain : I made a mistake ! I'm really sorry about that. ( 4:05 , another mistake. It shoud be : " un bon métier pour eux" ) I want to fix video and re-upload it, but my channel is struggling. If I remove it, this could be a really bad move. ( I did it once for another video ) I hope you understand. Thanks for watching.

[@blueTwl]

@@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude hey no problem bro. i love this movie and think this is the best way for me to learn french. merci beaucoup

[@Txra.0]

cette vidéo m'a aidé à la prononciation comme une étudiant, merci beaucoup!!

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Salut T. Je suis content de voir que cette vidéo t'a aidé. Merci à toi pour ce message.

[@successfulirenedreamer7047]

Im from Philippines wanted to learn french languages and im grate that im found it.

[@joebombero1]

Bon chance from Dasmariñas, Cavite mon ami!

[@adrianbarron7406]

The best actor of the world!

[@kazukihiromoshito2935]

The videos are great!! But you know what can make it better than great? If provided a transcript for the whole script so we (learners) can follow along their speeches in a readable format. Parfait!

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Salut, Kazuki Hiromoshito. Désolé de ne répondre que maintenant. Je te remercie pour ce message. Tu as raison, une transcription serait très utile mais je manque un peu de temps (et surtout d'argent) pour me le permettre maintenant... ça ne veut pas dire que je ne le ferai pas, mais j'ai besoin de temps et d'argent pour pouvoir le faire. Il faudra attendre un peu. Je vais essayer de trouver un ou une associé(e) pour faire mieux que ce qui est proposé aujourd'hui sur cette chaîne.

[@cycycy8395]

When of the best actors of times and one the best performances ever...

[@sociologiabarata]

How I wish to try strudel, seems so good 😭

[@watchingvideos9871]

c'est ma vidéo préférée de toi

[@jaygasper4853]

The fact that he knew it was her and was toying with her is terrifying, with the milk request and leaving her hanging at the end

[@e.mohamed2437]

À 3:43, il y a une faute de traduction, le policier a dit ( on m’a été signalé que ….) qui veut dire en anglais ( i was informed that or i was reported that …), il a pas dit ( il m’a été…)

[@Trevian20]

0:23 that reaction

[@ddodipura]

This is one of my favorite scene, thanks! I am also wondering if you can you do the rush hour 3 french asian scene? I found that one really funny

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

You're welcome, Eddo. The french asian scene is funny, but... I'm not sure I will use it ( lot of Tr@$# talking ).

[@mieliepapET]

at 4:50 - should « actionnerez » not be in the conditional mood? « actionneriez » ?

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Salut Richard. Dans ce cas, il n'y a pas d'erreur. Il faut utiliser le futur simple, donc " actionnerez".

[@easilydisliked__3970]

I’m a native Spanish speaker and English is my second language. I’ve never realized how hard it is to learn a different language 💀

[@cypresspuz]

Waltz's French is IMPRESSIVE for an Austrian, you only expect such good French from someone from Belgium or Switzerland

[@kheyro1276]

I'm french and he speaks better french than me 😭😭😭👌🏽

[@ryanbrimson8238]

Mdr

[@01sanchez2]

man,this content is awesome

[@imanidioli]

That guy deserves every grams of that Oscar.

[@souldream6770]

Is'm learning french for one year and I was so suprised when I understood some words

[@chatrapatis1838]

WOW SUPER DUDE NEED MORE VIDEOS

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Thanks/Merci, Latha D. If you need more videos... I'll do my best to provide more. In my case, I NEED YOUR HELP. You can help this (tiny) channel if you subscribe or share videos.

[@bluesafir3769]

the amount of tension in this movie is incradible

[@anil-id3ib]

I saw this movie yesterday night it was awesome

[@chana2681]

bien !

[@LaRoche_]

I've always believed that the waiter must have licked the bowl like a maniac right after the service. I know I would 😂

[@dedseclabs4157]

i'm speak portuguese (main language) try to learn english, and french, lol double work :d

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

So... I'm "double" useful ! I'm glad to read that.😉

[@dedseclabs4157]

@@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude thanks, u're the best

[@بيتالسرد]

Je voudrais demander si cette méthode est utile pour apprendre le français?

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Salut. Merci de t'être abonné à cette chaîne. Je pense que ces vidéos sont utiles pour apprendre le français, mais cette méthode n'est malheureusement pas complète. Je dois faire mes propres vidéos pour que cette méthode soit vraiment plus efficace. Mais il y a plusieurs problèmes : je travaille seul, je suis timide, j'ai peur du ridicule, je souffre d'un "complexe d'infériorité" car je ne suis pas parfaitement bilingue et donc je ne suis pas 100% "légitime", je manque de temps et d'argent... et l'algorythme de KZbin ne m'aide pas beaucoup.

[@mikearsen4580]

As a man who learned english mostly by sound, i think its impossible to learn french like that

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Well, that's just your opinion, man. (big lebowski) I'm joking, Mike. You're right. This is not a complete method. This is made to train your ear and get you familiar with French vocabulary.

[@linkermargarita6947]

the best actor😘

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Tarantino n'aurait pas pu faire ce film sans lui.

[@Sdogu123]

This scene can be enter to top 10 film-scene of the World.

[@Alexandru_Narcis_Popescu]

5:34 "Are you hiding enemies of the state? yes or no"

[@simon123cup]

Why at 0:54 he says "... vous ayez fait connaissance"? is that subjunctive? Why not indicative?

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Salut Simon. Désolé de ne répondre que maintenant. C'est difficile à explique en quelques mots. "vous ayez fait connaissance" est du subjonctif passé. Le début de la phrase "Comment se fait-il QUE..." a son importance dans le choix de ce mode de conjugaison.

[@qp0118]

I cringe when he bites down on the fork. The sound of teeth clanking against metal

[@jayhernanes7864]

1:52 attendez la crème !

[@tunganhnguyen8309]

Wow thanks for the vid. Love both of your subs! But what's with the bass at the beginning? Pourquoi?

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Merci pour ton message. About the bass, i didn't change anything... J'ai rien changé ! I try to respect the original material as much as possible.

[@tunganhnguyen8309]

You just earn a new subscriber. Keep up the work!

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Encore merci.

[@alexisbeuve8199]

Learn French with French Tips Channel salut, petite erreur, à 4:06 je pense qu'il dit "un bon métier pour eux "

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

EXACT. Alexis, tu as raison. Je suis vraiment désolé. J' essaye pourtant de limiter les erreurs. Je travaille seul ( et gratuitement ) tout en essayant de garder le rythme qu'il faut tenir pour rivaliser avec les autres chaînes ( en particulier Vincent, une crapule qui a posté plus de 200 000 vidéos, alors que le dico français en contient environ 60 000 dont plus de la moitié ne sont pas utilisés ). La fatigue me fait parfois faire des erreurs stupides. Exemple, Tintin part1 ( j'ai corrigé l'erreur depuis ). J'avais écrit monsieur et plus tard messieur (?!?) dans la même vidéo. C'était alors la vidéo la plus regardée ( et likée ) de ma chaîne. En la publiant corrigée, j'ai perdu le nombre de vues, de likes, et surtout de la visibilité sur le moteur de recherche. Je ne corrigerai donc pas cette vidéo dans l'immédiat, car c'est l'une des 3 vidéos les plus populaires de cette chaîne. Merci pour ton message.

[@declanoshaughnessy917]

Why is it And why is it instead of

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Hi, Declan. Veuilliez m'excusez is something like "Please forgive me". "c'est" instead of "il est"... hard to explain in few word. If you would say "that's" or "it's" in English, you probably have to translate by "c'est" in French.

[@junsikchoi4219]

At 50 sec, I think there is a duplicated 'vous et' after que, isn't it?

[@llew5825]

Well I don't really recognise the word "Blitzkrieg". I hear something totally different.

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Salut Morisson. En effet, elle bafouille et ne prononce pas correctement ce mot. (peut-être un choix de Tarantino pour montrer qu'elle ne parle pas allemand.)

[@super1987joshua]

Excusez-moi, mais il y a une erreur dans cette phrase. 0:49 La forme correct est ''Alors, comment se fait-il que le jeune soldat et vous ayez fait connaissance ?''

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

Salut Oh My!!! Productions. Désolé de ne répondre que maintenant. Effectivement, j'ai fait une grossière erreur. On me l'a signalée il y a environ 10-15 jours, merci de me le signaler à ton tour. J'en ai fait une autre : " ...c'est un bon métier pour lui ".

[@ivettegrijalva139]

Un hombre encantador!!!.

[@LearnFrenchwithaFrenchDude]

un cazador...