Winston Churchill Famous Quotes 🧐

[@napoleon96420]

I always knew minions served the famous austrian painter with a funny mustache between 1933-1945

[@EdgarBrooo]

Yep, historical moment 🧐

[@imdomb2601]

The minions only work for villains tho

[@kk2862]

​@@imdomb2601 hol'up

[@boaoftheboaians]

Yep, there’s even a documentary about it kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2HOq2hjfNusias

[@inspacesystems315]

Nominions 😨😨😨😨

[@NorbertDante1991]

"Yep." - The Right Honourable Sir Winston Churchill (1874 - 1965)

[@EdgarBrooo]

Yep

[@shib1377]

These words touched my heart… now I’m crying 😢

[@ThePixelated_kris]

@@shib1377 when he said “north of the Ammia abbielle, yep” i felt that

[@csm5040]

I know a lot of people who cite that quote on a daily basis. Really timeless

[@V.G.F.]

Gap

[@Neferpitou-]

His linguistic skills leave even the most esteemed English professors in awe

[@justanormalhumanbeing1903]

he beats out Yorkshire at not pronouncing anything correctly

[@Bluehemi]

"At any rate, that is what we are going to try to do." "That is the resolve of his majesty's government." "The hospital ships (rebrought) many thousands of British and French wounded." Can't figure out the rest lmfao

[@EdgarBrooo]

Ammia, abbielle, yep! 👍

[@lemonplayz4032]

“And we must expect another blow to be struck, almost immediately.”

[@_firstbloodzero_7567]

"North of the Amiens-Abbeville gap" "All men led into an ignominious"

[@BadassKenway535]

"I'll be legendary league, no minions."

[@ahennessy7998]

​@@EdgarBrooo amiens abbeville gap

[@maxs.3238]

Truly some of the words of one of the men of all time

[@MarkoSharko69]

He gave some of the speeches ever

[@maxs.3238]

@@MarkoSharko69 I mean it was one of the times In history, no doubt about it

[@livvi67]

Utterances certainly came out of a gentleman’s mouth

[@sigmagaming6506]

shut gha gam dam moth

[@nirorit]

Words may be a bit too big of a compliment 😂

[@CDG-PRODUCTIONS]

I'm British and I didn't even understand what on Earth he said, not even my grandparents understood what he said back in the day.

[@holliswilliams8426]

I am British and I can understand him fairly easily. These are just taken out of context, let's see you give a speech for half an hour and there will be some sentences in there which are hard to understand.

[@lildink9529]

@@holliswilliams8426 woah dude maybe Churchill will see this and such your dick

[@nigelkirk3103]

I mean, I imagine speaking with a cigar hanging from your mouth is rather difficult.

[@yeetspageet6707]

How can you not? I’m Australian and understand every word, I’m completely baffled by so many people who can’t make out any of it

[@lewisbons2503]

@@yeetspageet6707 Aussies speak alike Winston

[@OculusDream]

0:33 i have no idea why, but this one is my favorite, probably cause of the way he says "yep"

[@errorschnansch1892]

Same lol

[@coda56]

yeaap

[@yotamdude5866]

Same 😭 he soubds so high

[@arctane4499]

It's "Amiens, Abbeville, Dieppe" Those are French cities

[@germanman8226]

As a french i understood what he said on the first attempt

[@TomBruhh]

"At any rate, that is what we're going to try to do." "That is the resolve of His Majesty's government." "The hospital ships that we've brought have many thousands of British and French wounded." "And we must expect another blow to be struck, almost immediately." "North of the Amiens-Abbeville gap." "Or be led into an ignominious..." (quote was prematurely cut)

[@BossCoins2]

In the last one I thought I heard dominions

[@bla_haj]

thank you very much

[@vin7490]

bro just crack the enigma encrypted

[@piigeonreal]

now decipher biden's speaches

[@arsembaka]

Thank you translating man👍

[@phfont1801]

as a non native english speaker, that is exactly what i understand

[@RyanTosh]

Trust me us native speakers are right there with you on this one lol

[@slome815]

I'm not a native english speaker, but I understand everything he says, at least as long as I don't look at the video. The text makes it confusing.

[@cipherjoe9]

"North of the ammia, abbielle, yep" Bro was spittin BARS🔥🔥

[@BlueFieldGamer]

When Winton Churchill said " Obeladyntiolignominions " I feel that

[@THEDHL184]

And what does that mean?

[@Mihaugoku]

​@@THEDHL184it's a spell

[@HassanIQ777]

​@@THEDHL184 you a' a wiza'd hawwy

[@adrian5122]

Or be lead into ignominious

[@THEDHL184]

@@adrian5122 Then why he said like that, Pardon me i am not aware of that, is this a accent or any other thing.

[@PotatoCrispGaming]

When he said Underidoderidoderiododeridoo i felt that.😢

[@adoncampbell5246]

Thank Christ for captions. It's honestly amazing how incomprehensible these are without them, but with them you don't know how you ever mistook them for anything else. Also, I learned the word ignominious.

[@reginabillotti]

Actual statement: that is the resolve of his majesty's government Automatic captions: that is the result of his measures in government Halfway there, I guess

[@reginabillotti]

Actual: hospital ships Captions : last little ships

[@mushroomy9899]

it’s also “North of the Amir Abdul gap”

[@holliswilliams8426]

It's no surprise you didn't understand if you don't know the word ignominious.

[@pierreo33]

@@holliswilliams8426 Look who's on a high horse and liking his own comments.

[@Lolita_Leblanc]

His every word and speech was so touching. It can excite many people. And he can make everyone understand him. Even though those people didn't know what he said.

[@xXpeterXx]

that is deeper than the sea 😔💜

[@EdgarBrooo]

Deeper than the ocean 😔💜

[@thismangaming4039]

Deeper than the ecenomy ↘

[@daas803]

@@thismangaming4039 😑

[@ratticusmaximus3710]

deeper than the marinara trench 😔💜

[@thatpjfella]

​​@@ratticusmaximus3710 deeper than your mom😔💜

[@carsonmeyers9368]

These are truly the best quotes of Winston Churchill, and I respect him for giving these quotes. When I feel lonely and depressed, I watch this video because it cures my depression within seconds.

[@VictoriaWolczynska]

"𝓖𝓻𝓮𝓳𝓱𝓫𝓮𝓰𝓻𝓳𝓫𝓱𝓮𝓻𝓰𝓾𝓫𝓲𝓭𝓯" -Winston Churchill

[@JozefZubor153]

Truman: At least we've finally win this war. Churchill: Yep, although I was drunk most of the time.

[@Officer_K.]

all his words are very precious, but the sentence that determines my philosophy of life is this; underidoderidoderiododeridoo -Sir Winston Churchill

[@averagegamer6912]

"Oh but lady don't need no minions."

[@mrmangaming4991]

Of all things KZbin decides to have correct captions for, they choose this video. Well done.

[@tyttuut]

The funniest part is that the subtitles are mostly correct.

[@GunsAndAmmo3]

Except the last and I still can't understand it. And amiyia abielle yep?

[@shalvei_]

@@GunsAndAmmo3 amir abdul gap, no idea what the minions thing is

[@tankythemagnorite9855]

​@@shalvei_ "or be led into an ignominious..."

[@orcckaa]

Wholly*

[@LUNE.44]

@@GunsAndAmmo3 or be led into an ignominious

[@joaoassumpcao3347]

You forgot the most important: "We will fight them bitches"

[@EdgarBrooo]

Real classic 👌

[@Canimals4Life]

OMG XD That’s Gonna Be Good

[@EdgarBrooo]

I forgot to upload this when it was popular 🤷‍♂

[@napoleon96420]

Hello

[@EdgarBrooo]

@@napoleon96420 Hi

[@bigguy3197]

Nice upload by the way lol

[@justarandomsovietofficerwi2023]

I love how Churchill's speeches when written actually make sense, but when he actually speaks them is where it gets confusing

[@eclipsedml]

The scary thing is that KZbin subtitles understand what he's saying

[@AzureBoi13]

As a British guy, his quotes are very inspiring.

[@AbdullahEkici34]

Respect for subtitles for understanding his speechs.

[@champagne.future5248]

People listening at the time suspected he was drunk, partly due to his reputation as a boozer. But actually the reason he sounded like this was that he would often insist on reading his speeches with a cigar in his mouth. (Source: The Splendid and the Vile by Erik Larson)

[@agarlicsorbet6482]

What a wankor he was for doing that

[@sparc3293]

Im shaking and crying right now. What an inspiration

[@colinharter4094]

the auto captions are doing a significantly better job of figuring out what he's talking about than I am

[@Bondrewwd]

Crazy (dave)winston cherchill

[@the_god_of_traffic_lights]

He had such a way with words. 😢

[@capuron926]

I can't believe people in those black and white era knew what he said

[@rafaelalodio5116]

And to thing that these speeches inspired thousands of people during rough times.

[@BasicallyNotNedFlanders]

thank you for this this has changed my entire life

[@EdgarBrooo]

No problem

[@username5861]

Somehow still makes more sense than ‘asnafutimafutifut boo’

[@JustALilHigher]

He sounds like he fends of zombies using plants

[@joaodasilva3210]

Such beautiful and inspiring quotes, I’ll always remember these in my darkest times to make it through.

[@starlitshine3166]

I like that guy always speaking the truth

[@AleZ-zn9ui]

Oh my, those words So poetic

[@Twister_1996]

Those are some very wise words

[@EdgarBrooo]

Facts

[@bbt02]

When I want to give up, I always listen to these words of wisdom. They inspire me

[@CheaplyAnimatedLenin]

These words touched me in places even my uncle couldn't

[@TheUpcomingPayday]

To quote Churchill, “fuck me they was loud” -hox

[@RADIS370]

Oh my god.this video made me cry. LIKE THE LINE.ITASL MADE ME CRY THE LINE "Underidoderidoderiododeridoo"

[@disestablishmanterianism]

the subtitles have saved us

[@alirezashojaei4634]

I love how auto generated subtitles can recognize his speech better than humans do.

[@kamp3la1]

Bro turned "stroke" into a dialect of English 💀

[@Советскийчеловек-п8и]

Мы просто ещё не доросли до понимания всей глубины его мыслей.

[@nirorit]

It's a video that's ridiculing his English accent and you type in Russian 😑

[@meme-madeproductions1959]

​@@niroritAh yes, my favorite accent, Alcoholism.

[@otaviaum1921]

Надеюсь, однажды я смогу понять твои глубокие мысли.

[@otaviaum1921]

@@niroritjust translate my bro

[@azraelselvmord3650]

@@otaviaum1921 Right, American here. People tend to forget. English is not the only language. I'm glad translation exists. I only know English, but doesn't mean I'm going to be rude to someone who can't.

[@ashu-]

"at any rate that is what we are going to try to do"

[@cyrushimz]

The Silent Hill 2 music really adds another layer to this, like a layer of dread?

[@NemoHoes]

So inspirational 😢

[@visorece]

All hail the sentence Underidoderidoderiododeridoo

[@Canimals4Life]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@krychur4956]

Winston Churchill definitely didn't drink 3 whole bottles of scotch throughout the day, and he never once talked with a cigar in his mouth.

[@giannifois8948]

Bro, the last one hit my soul like nothing else. What a quote🔥🔥

[@Potatoincanada201]

Winston Churchill’s probably watching down on us wondering what people are going to be in the future 💀💀💀

[@RoseyCakess]

0:00 me when i'm sleep talking

[@Господин1488]

that's where the entire budget of KZbin subtitles has gone..

[@sheperdofthebrahs]

He started speaking crazy dave

[@PombaCheirosa99]

good words from a man

[@EdgarBrooo]

The real one

[@Quepasaaqui718]

This geezer was fucking hammered 24/7

[@HassanIQ777]

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[@an.account221]

Dude what the hell

[@Th3Downz]

Shit copypasta shit comment

[@osamaal-humaimidi1481]

That's it, this is the copy pasta I've been waiting for

[@Yummy-12-d7d]

🤣😂😂mad man

[@ghost_destro0762]

It was also in the comment section of “Gandalf sax loop 10 Hours”

[@Yellowify63]

Harry Kane: Finally a worthy opponent

[@mauryram5570]

0:46 minions

[@EdgarBrooo]

no minions 😔

[@mauryram5570]

@@EdgarBrooo ☹

[@AscendedStark]

Very few people would know that *Eric Cartman* was inspired by none other than himself 😅 P.S. If anyone finds this comment offensive, please do a thorough check on him again.. The guy was a Racist to the core & a Mass-Murderer. It's unfortunate that you would never see the facts in your books. Still, I'm sorry to put it bluntly & hurt you (if I did) 🙏🏻

[@JiklopDave]

I liked it when he said: "It's morboromomoim."

[@EdgarBrooo]

Yea me too

[@fuchsifyl3077]

0:23 I can really here the „The hospital ships brought in many thousands of British In-Trench-Wounded“

[@Nighthawk1066_]

French wounded

[@ezraiguess4709]

Absolutely beautiful.

[@EdgarBrooo]

Yeah, I know.

[@Relicroomlex]

These quotes are so inspirational

[@jabs07]

This was one of the funniest things I've seen

[@emrekazanc4477]

Germany: Enigma England: Churchill

[@scyver1248]

I feel the power of his quotes coming inside of me

[@xbirdshorts5075]

uwu

[@doctorstarline5647]

the fucking Silent Hill 2 background music really makes this a thousand times better

[@ghostrights9314]

0:08 - Hm. It seems Churchill dabbled in being W.C. Fields.

[@Abidjan-o6m]

Churchill famously said, “I have taken more out of alcohol than alcohol has taken out of me.”

[@dreamsadham206]

I studied about him in iraq history and showed this video to my teacher and now he uses it as an example on how he was like

[@EdgarBrooo]

Thanks, I hope your teacher liked this video 😂💜

[@prusiaball695]

Churchill mentioning the minions in the end 😂

[@Jjkallie]

This video is very important. Edgar Cobblepot never forgor. 😔✊

[@EdgarBrooo]

Mr. Cobblepot☝🧐

[@momentmoment-4]

1. "At any rate, that is what we're trying to do" 2. "That is the result of advertures in government" 3. "The hospital ships we have brought off many thousands of british and french wounded" 4. I don’t even care 5. Those are french place names propbably 6. This one i actually have no idea

[@mohammadarham6162]

good words from a good man

[@EdgarBrooo]

So true

[@R_Ellis]

Done him dirty with this one. Big up Churchill. Total legend

[@yingwang9745]

This is what english sounds like for people foreign to the language

[@court_of_thecrimson_kingfi4984]

"At any rate, that is what we are going to try to do" "That is the resolve of His Majesty's Government" "The hospital ships which brought off many thousands of british and french wounded," "And we must expect another blow to be struck... almost immediately." "...north of the Amiens-Abbeville gap..." "...or be lead into an ignominious..."

[@court_of_thecrimson_kingfi4984]

full quotes: "...we shall prove ourselves once again able to defend our Island home, to ride out the storm of war, and to outlive the menace of tyranny, if necessary for years, if necessary alone. At any rate, that is what we are going to try to do. That is the resolve of his majesty's government--every man of them. That is the will of Parliament and the nation." "The hospital ships which brought off many thousands of British and French wounded, being so plainly marked, were a special target for Nazi bombs; but the men and women on board them never faltered in their duty. "the whole of the Channel ports are in his hands, with all the tragic consequences that follow from that, and we must expect another blow to be struck almost immediately at us or at France." "But it certainly seemed that the whole of the French First Army and the whole of the British Expeditionary Force north of the Amiens-Abbeville gap would be broken up in the open field or else would have to capitulate for lack of food and ammunition." "The whole root and core and brain of the British Army, on which and around which we were to build, and are to build, the great British Armies in the later years of the war, seemed about to perish upon the field or be led into an ignominious and starving captivity." All from his "Finest Hour" speech of June 4th 1940

[@Camilo_Z]

Thank you, deciphering this and finding bout the context would have been hell on earth for me lol

[@Corvus233]

He was a great chap

[@EdgarBrooo]

Yea

[@Mahandoesmapping19812]

The most inspiring quotes I ever heard ngl

[@josemiguel8451]

0:09 W. C. Fields XD 😂

[@kingdouchbag4626]

I love how when i search for "Inspiring Winston Churchill Quotes" i just get these SIMS jibberyavber

[@maggieyang9052]

A Wise man once said…

[@kartikvohra25]

Churchill once said.... I have weight cause I ate all Indian food mate!

[@bigguy3197]

Based word 🙏🙏

[@EdgarBrooo]

Yea

[@stephaniepake7128]

That's what I sound like in the morning

[@filsdepierre474]

0:33 Churchill talks about Day D and Normandy north cities Amiens, Abbeville, Dieppe. Yeah, I know Churchill's french is horrible.

[@holliswilliams8426]

It's out of context in fairness. Let's see you have give a speech for half an hour and then in the speech I will throw in a bit where you have to name three cities in Saudi Arabia, let's see how it sounds.

[@multiyapples]

So I was not expecting this quote from Winston Churchill.

[@davidwoods8181]

It might just be me, but I can understand all of these, although I am British tbf

[@GunsAndAmmo3]

Get well soon 😣

[@holliswilliams8426]

I asked a Brazilian person and they said they understood quite easily, I think people are just stupid.

[@stormwooten1606]

Dude got us through WWII, completely hammered

[@Yoklukbabapiro31]

0:27 A normal german tank name:

[@h2oguy740]

I Love how you added the Silent Hill 2 Music

[@Mr_Lucax]

So deep 😔

[@EdgarBrooo]

Yep 🧐👍

[@renzdeorodriguez7078]

​@@EdgarBrooo fr

[@Un-Funny-Fella]

"i don't what the fuck i just say" -Sir Winston Churchill