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[@daphssongs2562]

Me who is actually french: *laughs in actual french*

[@Ryosuke1208]

You mean like honhonhon?

[@Somethingsomethinggay]

You mean « rire »!

[@TheRealGamada]

@@Ryosuke1208 we mean : ha ha regarde tous ces anglois qui se cassent le cul à apprendre notre langue tandis qu’on a beaucoup plus de facilités à apprendre la leure.

[@Ryosuke1208]

@@TheRealGamada Vous pouvez apprendre l'anglais mais la plupart de temps vous avez du mal à le prononcer. :3

[@TheRealGamada]

@@Ryosuke1208 Oui. C'est un peu une tare qu'on essaye de cacher en se moquant des anglois.

[@marilynmejia2002]

I'm learning french and the numbers definitely threw me off once we got to 70 🤣

[@amy.anime02]

that just happened to me today.

[@nono547]

Pro tip use belgian number if you don't like the one we use in France, 70 septante, 80 octante ou huitante, 90 nonante. Personnaly i am more used to the number from France but i guess belgian numbers make more sense to a foreigner

[@alyssia7239]

@@nono547 same in Switzerland except we only use huitante and not octante

[@alyssia7239]

But it depends where in Switzerland 😂😂

[@TheMarySo1]

@@nono547 Actually in Belgium we also say 80 quatre-vingt "four twenty" but you're right about 70 septante and 90 nonante :) Easier but still not perfect

[@juliebenoit4019]

any other French people here just laughing at how weird our language is tho?? Like I swear English is so much freaking easier lol

[@elora4045]

I agree with you our language is very complicated (i'm french so sorry for my english :/)

[@sunnyspoumaroux607]

Yup if I could speak english every day I would do it french is meh 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@rubyby8328]

it's true but that's what makes its charm and why we love it too :)

[@justwatching5530]

Why ask if there is French here in English? Ça n’a aucun sens!

[@orbits6010]

Martin Delehaye bah la plupart des gens qui regardent la vidéo sont anglophones il/elle a fait un commentaire que tous le monde pourras comprendre français ou anglais faut être nul à chier pour pas comprendre ça quand même

[@lclc3686]

I’m going to speak “bitchy French” in Paris, and tell everyone, “j’etudie francais en utilisant ‘Encore French Lessons’ anh.” 🤣

[@Gabby_Morrison]

😂😂😂

[@ork4661]

Girl don’t us parisians are not friendly, nice ... we can’t take a joke

[@ysha8002]

Euh c'est LE français déjà. DUH. (now you know what bitchy french sounds in english)

[@manofironthathasntturnedcr9817]

« APPORTEZ LA GUILLOTINE, Y EN A UN QUI CROIT ETRE DRÔLE ! »

[@mayadargeon2172]

I mean ... In paris, "bitchy french" is basically french in general, almost everyone will speak to you this way if you don't know them

[@leukosethel7684]

How have I never heard of Bichy French I speak it

[@mikeyuwu4668]

lmao j'me suis dit la même chose😂

[@kshibi5681]

Je suis morte je veux parler bitchy french maintenant 🤣

[@Link-vk8nv]

C’est les parisiennes mdr 🤣

[@kuroneko1352]

@@alfredoidris6423 .....

[@janelc1843]

same jsp qui parle comme ça honnêtement...

[@maevalaureen4483]

I feel sorry for everyone who learns French as a second language, since even us, french people, don't speak proper French.

[@virginielaroue9674]

They probably take french because it's "a beatiful langage"... Force a eux en vrai

[@sleeplesshead602]

Learn French because I like watching French film 🤗

[@littleninnie]

Euh..well..not everyone. Moved to France because of family. So just when I think I'm finally fluent in French..."not so fast, miss" says French.😢

[@benpincus7748]

Damn, planning on moving to France, i’m scared 😰

[@jalilbakil140]

Frensh is shity language

[@s.daigle4646]

As a french person for some reason I never realised how weird we are. This always made perfect sense in my brain...

[@_Chien_819]

We just built different

[@cureaurora7591]

Same x)

[@Nic-co6ot]

That's because you've already heard it since you were little lol

[@cynthiacourvoisier]

The language builds the mind of a people. That's why it makes sense for French people and not for others ^^

[@235slash]

hat jhaatu

[@GadgetsGearCoffee]

Also it you're from France, you say "du coup" all the time

[@philautie.2609]

Ou « genre », « en mode »

[@ghostfantom5344]

ne pas oublier les "heuuuuuuuuu" x)

[@coolnamefgtrfdhbtrhtr]

Et les "bah" aussi lol

[@blacksciencechocolate8984]

Sans oublier le "bof"

[@issbzgl8494]

Grave

[@lolno2091]

french is my 1st language and i find the whole: verre, vert, vers, vers, sen, sense, sens ect normal beacause when you say them they all sound different. also this is funny!!

[@irmalair1]

So true! They just somehow sound different lol

[@thedarknessherself3454]

French is my second language aan i greee thy sound different but i mean whatever 😂

[@spiritualsnail1584]

The fact that they don't actually sound different but we just feel it lol

[@MrChazz10]

To the trained ear they sound different. This was one thing that always threw me out when being given sentences to listen to and then translate. Sometimes I got the wrong word because I was hearing it wrong because it sounded so similar to another word. I think even Chinese might be easier, at least they have different tones haha

[@lolno2091]

@@MrChazz10 rip french is confusing for not much reason XD

[@tamytshu]

The fun fact is that I'm French, and I actually like watching videos about French...I'm a bit weird I know. But it's funny to see how English people just...oh I don't know how explain. (Also sorry if my English is bad)

[@life4741]

U r english is good , dont worry .

[@emmyhellin]

En vrai ça va ton anglais il est pas degueu 😉👌

[@emmyhellin]

Est-ce que ta phrase c’était pas : It’s funny to see how english think we are ??

[@tamytshu]

@@emmyhellin hum oui je crois 🤔...oh je sais plus ça fait trop longtemps 😂

[@emmyhellin]

@@tamytshu ok tant pis 😂👌

[@Sun.Shine-]

Me attempting french: - struggles with french sounds - the pronounciation - sweats profusely in indian accent - even i find it offensive while hearing myself - stops 💀🙌

[@maevaguipibopala9078]

C’est tellement marrant que la plus part des gens qui regarde sont français ou bilingues 😂😂😂

[@mirar.6091]

honnêtement même si les anglais essaye de regarder y a beaucoup de blague qu'ils ne comprendront pas 😂😂

[@ourhaven]

Ouii😂

[@Ryosuke1208]

Ou trilingues :)

[@ourhaven]

@@Ryosuke1208 on flex nos capacités hein 😂😂😆

[@AkumaTO_]

Yep xD

[@IceCream-sh4qh]

4:20 is so on point omg I'm crying Also 5:47 sounds like French to me. A native French speaker. What kind of sorcery is this my brain is melting

[@user-fu1id7xj6k]

Well as a native I'll say not really but it was well done though 😂🙃

[@javierhillier4252]

@@user-fu1id7xj6k yeah I can tell there's something wrong but he did say 《Oh lala》in English 《 oh dear 》

[@juhaa4180]

"maison triste du vent c'est éternel"

[@Jay_D_Ashe]

It sounds like Romance language or a Parisian French speaking Basque language.

[@marin9412]

I’m French an I didn’t understood anything

[@bengriffin9830]

ET LE PAIN??!???

[@foreverprogaming2421]

It means"what abour bread" right?

[@orbits6010]

Forever Pro Gaming precisely "AND THE BREAD????" And it's true in France you have someone really say that to the Waiters /waitress

[@ForevaMaeva]

Mdrrrr

[@wineparty5983]

@@foreverprogaming2421 yeah^^

[@minsha8743]

it means and the bread

[@mayadargeon2172]

The thing with Bitchy french is, you don't MEAN to sounds bitchy, it just comes out that way. God knows how many times I got in trouble for using it by accident XD

[@RemiRionnet]

I'm actually french, and you have to now that literally NOBODY wears a beret in france. Nobody.

[@11celinekarter11]

Si... Moi 😆🤷🏾‍♀️

[@LesMariolesFortnite]

A part à la Féria de Bayonne ^^'

[@callmesam.4502]

People know this, you know ? Just like how you know that not all spanish people have a moustache

[@wertyuiopasd6281]

I love the berets though. Stop trying to shame stereotypes. I love it when people depict us with baguettes, berets and wine: because it is us.

[@XiomaraThaGoddessMeow]

Lies!!! Lol

[@kroselavy]

For french people like myself this video is like « ahah have you seen YOUR LANGUAGE? IT SO FUNNY BECAUSE YOU’RE FRENCH » yea i know it sound ridiculous I didn’t chose la vie de chiotte que je mène

[@hiba9220]

Bon bah voila quoi...

[@virginielaroue9674]

En plus on a du mal a parler notre propre langue

[@thatbitchnoemie]

"I didn't choose la vie de chiotte que je mène" lmao mon épitaphe

[@cureaurora7591]

@@virginielaroue9674 je te jure

[@claramarchal5350]

As a French I can tell that it's pretty accurate

[@aysun9354]

Lorsque je lis un commentaire venant d'un / d'une française, je le lis avec l'accent français. Bizarre le cerveau! 😅

[@-nice-uwu-cat-8582]

@@aysun9354 t’es pas français ?

[@gregoiredefrenne127]

As a french man, I had a blast watching these, especially the guy 'mere me feriez-vous...''

[@angele6282]

5:55 "Maison triste du vent éternel" Mmh... Non mais... oui d'accord je comprends 😂

[@heyine5014]

For english : Sad house of eternal wind

[@lebazardichiko9069]

When your region is not the tiktok at 1:04 *Cries in Auvergnate*

[@aurelie2340]

~Cries in alsacien~

[@mbrrrrr]

**cries in lyonnaise**

[@mxiwnn]

Being bretonne (wtf) it is really like that sometimes haha

[@lebazardichiko9069]

@@mxiwnn Yeah same, people don't really care about my region either ;v;

[@camilleclaudon5360]

*cries in Lorraine* :')

[@AlexSvanArt]

Actually in Georgian language we count by 20-s too, right from the start: 20+10, 2*20, 2*20+10, 3*20 and so on. Therefore 96 would be 4*20+10+6 (otkh+m+oc+d(at)+eqvs_meti) which translates to "for times twenty and ten six more" :-) 1000 is literally ten-hundreds: at+asi. 2996 would be "2ori * 10at *100as + 9cxra*100as+4otkh+m+20oc+da+(10+6)teqvs+(>)meti ":-)

[@devinsvlogs8324]

A green worm pours a glass towards a glassmaker around eight o’clock

[@twin_sisterz]

Oh you mean « Un ver vert verse un verre vers un verrier vers vingt heure ? » what about it ?

[@devinsvlogs8324]

@@twin_sisterz Stfu

[@chagiRenee]

@@twin_sisterz 😂

[@emotapw]

haha I do it with ease

[@callmesam.4502]

From 2:16 to 3:28 I couldn't stop laughing "MèRe ! Me FeRiEz-VoUs L'iMmEnSe PrIvIlÈgE dE mE tRaNsMeTtRe lE sEl ?"

[@ferryoceane5754]

I'm french and of course Parisien and the province is completly different ! I mean... the rest of France is not like... Bitch talkers 🤣

[@rubyby8328]

Je vit à Paris et j’en entend rarement 😅

[@ferryoceane5754]

@@rubyby8328 et bien ayant de la famille la bas je peux tout a fait dire que j'en ai entendu 🤣 cela dépend peut être des arrondissements ou des quartiers 🤷‍♀️

[@maars75]

@@ferryoceane5754 Perso jai largement plus entendu des "annnh" en province qu'à Paris, ça dépends des gens je pense

[@ultima3542]

@@maars75 Je suppose que les temps changent, mais à l'époque c'était compris comme tic verbal assez bourgeois, les inconnus l'avaient bien remarqué. Enfin quoique, quand j'entends certaines personnes parler de rêve et de magie à taffer à l'usine, je me dis que ça a peut-être pas changé des masses en fait....

[@Anana315]

This makes me so happy that french is my first language! It looks so exhausting to learn 😂 I would not have the patience. Props to those who do 👏🏾

[@emmabruh]

I’m German but I’ve been taking french classes since I was quite young and honestly that language still stuns me

[@aysun9354]

Pourquoi? Why?

[@nounchpola9836]

You're gonna suffer

[@alestane2]

0:30 Automatic pronunciation has yet to master the "liaisons"; the h in heures is mute (muet, pas aspiré), so it should be pronounced as "vinteure". And it's "vingt heures" with a s. 1:47 The translator does what it can, but the French sentence is grammatically completely wrong on top of being nonsensical. Should be something like "Attends, ta tante prend tant de ton temps, t'as autant de taons dans ta tente?". Still silly, of course, but correct.

[@EncoreFrenchLessons]

Merci pour la précision

[@BossladySupreme313]

French is one of the few languages on earth that sound like music when you're getting cursed out😂😂

[@phoentom6364]

It’s killing me 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I am french and I am agree with everything in this video 😁👍

[@turtlesama9476]

“Ha ha ha” more like “a a a”

[@seshiru4977]

I'm French and I never understood why we say 20x4+10 for 90 🤣 Belgians use other French terms to say 70 (septante), 80 (octante or huitante I don't know) and 90 (nonante), I find that much more logical

[@drjp4212]

40x4 + 10 = 170.....quatre-vingt-dix is like 20x4+10.

[@seshiru4977]

@@drjp4212 Yes that's true I made a mistake 😬

[@drjp4212]

@@seshiru4977 It's so automatic for you that you didn't even notice. I've been studying French alone for some months and had to pay a whole lot of attention to get used to that awkward system (based on ancient fingers counting), that's why it triggers me. Portuguese native speaker, still far from French fluency.

[@kbl437]

I’m not French and can’t speak it, but watching the numbers part really screwed my mind. Really?! That’s so confusing! 🤯

[@Milo-ld7td]

Actually I'm Belgian and I say quatre-vingt. But they say huitante in Switzerland!

[@ntatenarin]

LOL, being slightly scolded in French (3:45) sounds even more harsh than in English! By the way, great video! It made my day. :-D

[@Tamees-]

English : French it’s so hard to learn ! Chinese : ahaha yes... *CHINESE PANIK*

[@marin9412]

Those were so relatables(exept the first ones that guy didn’t know anything about French nobody actually speaks like that) bc while growing up the words where taught to us and we use it normally without questioning but when we think about it it’s really weird lmao.

[@alexcole9168]

Hysterical!! Nicely done!

[@helendoron7088]

OMG the MATH hahahaha!!!! So true, still getting it wrong sometimes

[@cendrecovfefe2496]

"waa font pitié chez Carglass politiquement" xD

[@-kvz-8829]

0:45 "Ah oui c'est l'hécatombannnnnn"

[@loobelyne]

Lol the number got me 😂 I was so confused when I learnt number in french. Now I got it

[@aiko7461]

L'avant dernière vidéo c'est une masterclass 😭😭

[@bretoncarton]

As a fellow brittanny native I just laugh on how french is much easier than Brittanic, In example: How are you ? Comment va tu ? Mat er jeu ? (Mat is used in soooo many ways like: Mat means Good but also How) I've simplified it but here I love to see some english surprised on how french is complicated ^^

[@ChachouLP]

There is a brittanic language ? Oo it's stupid but I didn't knew it

[@julief9524]

The "anh" "ben voilà quoi" "ouais pff" is way too accurate 😭😂 it's not just in paris it's just bitchy french in general And the "ben voila quoi" has been one of my worst ennemies for my whole life, why do some people think that it's an actual answer to a question??!

[@Akwaz0]

As a frenchy, I laughed so hard hahaha !

[@eylemkeskin]

Google translate parts killed me I’m dead bury me in the Parisian slums

[@akankshadash7129]

1:53 Gaston in Houston. A parody of Emily in Paris.

[@jonistan9268]

First one is wrong because French people would pronounce it like réfrigérateur in French, usually happens with loanwords

[@LePadhoc]

Four-twenty-ten 😂 🤣

[@varhu866]

Vert verre ver verse omggg cracked me a lot as a beginner in french learning

[@cozyykittens]

The refrigerator part killed

[@zaineba7319]

The water part 😂😂😂😂

[@AquaPrison]

You should learn the belgian and swiss way of saying 70, 80 and 90. Septante, huitante, nonante. It’s logical and more simple to learn!

[@drjp4212]

I thought it would be "neuvante", based on "neuf" and f -> v to be more orally easier to spell.

[@legozelda2090]

Belgians still say "quatre-vingts" for some reason although they corrected 70 and 90.

[@Jay_D_Ashe]

@@legozelda2090 French Influence Actually, I can't say "nonente" it's too weird, "quatre-vingt-dix" is more instinctive to me

[@sasa90150]

It makes the most sense, but it's not the most used (France and Quebec use the complicated way). It's quite funny, as a French speaker, I never questioned it. You just learn it like this and it's easy.

[@crazyliebling]

It's octante, not huitante in Belgium... And in Flandres we learn the 2 ways of counting. Just because 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@calicea6181]

🤣😂 c'est tellement vrai tout ça !!

[@leukosethel7684]

I speak French I lived in France and this is all just why French is hell why is it that mais, met, mes and ces - ses - c’est - s’est - sais - sait why does this exist it makes my life harder It also screwed be up since I say things you say in french like how I pronouce my TH and then my brain is like english so I say it with an English word and like when i say Three and Free it sounds the same since TH in is pronouce like an F in french and not in english so my mom gets mad when I sa Free instead of Three cause my pronousiation is bad. I did not even know what the middle finger was and did it in class (before Covid-19)

[@dreov9865]

Pour moi Ces - ses -> é C'est - s'est - sais -sait -> è

[@survivaz559]

@@dreov9865 cette différence de prononciation n'est pas faite partout, dans certaines régions, "ai" est prononcé "é", ce qui peut expliquer certaines erreurs.

[@randyranda8881]

Mec t'apprends ces règles en primaire, ça te dis rien les homonymes ?? Après si t'es dyslexique désolé...

[@kikialeaki1850]

É, ei, er, es, ez, et, est, ai, ais, ait, aie, aient..quite amusing

[@tsukilalicornebleue9084]

@@randyranda8881 Il a pas dit qu'il était Français, il a peut-être pas eu ces cours car il n'était pas encore en France.

[@newmoony]

✨CROISSANT✨

[@jonistan9268]

3:13 u don't need the brackets ptn

[@resveries_]

3:29 😩😭 oh my god i hate this so much hsksksks. y’all do not understand the pain of wasting valuable writing time to look up a french word in the dictionary only for it to be the exact same as an english word except you like. throw an extra ‘e’ on the end or some shit xD the lesson i learned was that 90% of the time when i can’t remember the french word for something, that’s because it’s the same damn word hsjsjs one thing tho: depending on where you are, ‘the weekend’ is either ‘le weekend’ or ‘la fin (de?) semaine’. i learned both so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ but i’ve seen people say that le weekend is used more in france, whereas la fin (de) semaine is used in quebec - tho i will say that i’m canadian and i don’t remember ever hearing people include the ‘de’; it’s just la fin semaine. (though that could be slang? or i could be remembering wrong, it’s been a while xD) apparently in france la fin de semaine might refer to the end of the week, as in thursday or friday (and idk if i’m just weird, but that’s probably how i’d read it with the ‘de’, cuz that’s what the literal translation is)

[@Milo-ld7td]

You're right. In Belgium, we don't say la fin de semaine for the weekend (we just say weekend) but for Thursday and/or Friday. I think that la fin semaine is slang cause I never heard it (it sounds weird to me) but sometimes we say it fast so it sounds like la fin d'semaine

[@irokosalei5133]

"Excuse me, do you have the one menu ?" best roast

[@julamegatse2601]

This got me .

[@ectessy]

I have this friend from France and I asked him when is his birthday, he said "za four, but I know you guys say za fifth" I was so confused and in awe 🥺😅🤣

[@taehyungtae-taetataarmy5345]

Mais ?😭😂 C'est vraiment comme sa que l'ont nous voit dans les autres pays ?? Is that really how we see us in other countries ??

[@legozelda2090]

Ummm, t'es francophone ? "comme ça que l'on" Is that really how "people" see us in other countries

[@kayscarpetta3285]

C'est possible d'être francophone et de faire des fautes de français.....😅😅 Même si ce genre de fautes sont très basiques, ce n'est pas la peine de demander comme ça.....

[@raphitekthebestone]

@@kayscarpetta3285 He's trying bitchy french ^^

[@kayscarpetta3285]

@@raphitekthebestone 😂😂😂😂😂

[@taehyungtae-taetataarmy5345]

@@legozelda2090 sa fait que deux ans que je suis en France et que je parle cette langue .... donc non.

[@bobross-qv2xr]

The 10 numbering system sent me to the orbit

[@JanuWaray]

I didn't take French in college; didn't want to waste un-pronounceable letters in a word. Besides being utterly hilarious, this video justifies my position. Thanks!

[@StaubZuStaub]

OMFG the numbers! 😂

[@ariana6164]

this is hilarious 🤣🤣

[@MrChazz10]

I was actually told by a French guy at school, "if you can't make the sound 'Hougho' you won't be able to speak French. 🤣🤣🤣 My French phrase book also says don't worry about all the apostrophes and spelling as even French people have difficulties lol.

[@maylielooga3030]

Le dernier la trop accurate 😂

[@nplsm]

this made me laugh en français

[@francegamble1]

"Bitchy French" is what we used to each other as siblings growing up. 🤣

[@Kadagirl777]

4:42 I was not prepared for this 😂🤣

[@noakemp7403]

AND IT’s perfect because i can say it WHILE I CONSUME IT eauauauauauauauu

[@welana3404]

The parisian accent is ON POINT

[@NicoreD]

That's why I keep my french on a physical basis...

[@dbgca7716]

And when you're from Sud : "-aing"

[@rocktheflowe307]

2:50 actually there is two ways to say the numbers up to 60, it’s just how French say it but Belgian say it another way

[@jevinliu4658]

Sadly he is Mister France, not Mister Belgium

[@tomdube7985]

Add 'ahw' each sentence. Wow very nice.. I'm new to Paris, learning French. This video made my day.

[@mz1617]

*dies of laughing after 10 seconds* thats so true omg XDD

[@brvrisa5578]

Are we going to talk about the horsefly? "chevalmouche"? WTF?

[@Pluvillion]

I wish I can’t understand French, this compilation would be even funnier MDR

[@Yyeon_Mmi]

Me french: *rires instead of laughing*

[@aviator2117]

French “eau” comes from Latin “aqua” after a long process of lenition. Aqua->Agua>ague->aue->oe That’s pretty much it pronunciation wise; I’m guessing at some point they changed the spelling to “eau” when it was written as “oe”.

[@aviator2117]

@@wish-keeper thanks for the correction, always happy to learn

[@emmyhellin]

I’m french 😂😂😭😭

[@mthdbt9208]

I'm actually guilty of the "bon ben voilà quoi" and I'm not even parisian😅

[@aysun9354]

Idem ! 😅

[@rusandifernando2580]

"tip? what tip? they don't even have wine menu?!" lmaooooo

[@jpc7118]

Paradoxically, with her "heavy" number system, France is also the country which has the second number of Medal Field... and porportionally which has the biggest one...

[@GreenNastyRabbit]

C'est trop marrant :) j'adore!!

[@ble971]

Trop bien 😍

[@idkwhypickinganameishard]

4:37 gets me everytime

[@thatgirl1785]

Any tips for someone who's trying to learn french? I even had classes but it's soo hard learning english was so easy

[@tushtiarora1490]

I wanna send some of these to my French teacher so bad

[@bobaboba3333]

i'm a french learner and honestly i'm in love with the language but sometimes i question why i even started

[@tylershaymorace1654]

Relatable 💀

[@11celinekarter11]

Hahahahah non mais j'adore ! 😂😂😂😂. C'est trop génial quoi! 😍

[@si.3107]

Love from France 🇨🇵

[@mxiwnn]

As a french, I laugh a lot haha

[@PrincesBumatay]

Omghad im learning french but its fun i like it

[@smileyyy69]

Laughing in french 🤣

[@chloevlerick6521]

as a french : rire’s in french

[@tagli-amento251]

Im laughing so much im french and its accurate 😂😂😂 bah voila quoi😂😂😂

[@ChachouLP]

1:04 excellent 😂

[@astermaris9908]

Ahaha this is so cool 🤣