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English: Barbie French: Sex Toy

What about tier

Copy that on google but something happened😂😂?????😂

Mile comes from the Latin word meaning 1000. So 1000 paces equals one mile. The foundation of the mile is 1000. Not 1003. Not 996. But 1000. Meanwhile the Kilometer is reported to be based on the distance light can travel in one second (divided into something useable, like the mile. But light travels 299,792,,458 meters in one second. Not exactly a round number you can use to base that measurement on. So what if you can divide numbers by 10? You never saw 1/10th mile markers on the highway? Seriously, the metric system is made up nonsense. The Imperial System is best!

Just ask Spanish

English is unpredictable😂

All start with t

In Hebrew it's "hab hab"...

IN HEBREW WE CALL IT GRANDMA HAIRS

😂😂😂

Chinese has characters with two pronunciations too

"baw💀💀💀💀💀"

My favorite fruit is a berry What other lies have I been told

No. Bo is not wrong. Just not the arrow. It is the stick you smack people with. Think Donatello.

es is more common

they also say in two days but it is strange that english got words for niche things

German just entered the chat

i need to stop watching your videos in the night.

as a native english speaker i completely agree with french's analysis. English is painful

Stil, English is ×10 easier than french and blv me I've studied french for 17 years and i still can't form a proper sentence

I have been here for what must be years and that jacket has only just now registered

In Spanish we only have one accent: á é í ó ú. Well, we also have ü, but it’s used in a very specific case. And no, this “ñ” is not an n with a strange accent on top, it’s a different letter that is written like this and its sound is the equivalent of these spellings in other languages: nn, gn, ny, nh…

Loic I want a man like you

Learn Serbian bruh its 1 letter every time

US measurement was designed to make common life easy, French / UK math was designed to make math easy.

I think hui sounds like oui, the french word for yes, so they had to make it sound different. 🤔🤔🤔🤔

Yeah French is Dumb when it comes to English 😂😂😂

I love how the closed captioning just gives up.

Freach is literally the same and even worse…

English… what is this? Tough Through Though So « ough » can be pronounced many different ways. oh yeah, sometimes you pronouce the « h », sometimes you don’t. Habit, hello, honor, honour. Or depending on where one lives (UK or USA), words get written differently, color, colour, honor, honour. So one could also ask English how are you still a language? 😂 Les exceptions font de notre langue sa beauté! Cheers!

Big feet.

Sometimes I use wear Some other time I use we-ar

Sometimes I ask myself how France once was a so powerfull nation. The language and the lifestyle aren't that effective and effcient from my german perspective.

English "Thats great" French "Yay i finally got one right"

And then Jose is Jo-Say😂😂😂

French its because ed makes the sound d t ed

Sounded quite american to me

😂😂candy is itself taken from old french sucre candi, which is taken from arabic qandi, which in turn is taken from Khand in Sanskrit.

the imperial system doesn’t make any sense, we should just all use the metric

Nothing beats Die Hard which was translated to Piège de Cristal (crystal trap). You're welcome!

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This was very fun having Chun on, the voice acting added a lot. Good contributions from both you and Greg!

Faisez !

I could give French a hug right now, so cute... 😂😂

I'm french and i'm proud of my anthem, the best anthem in the world if you ask me

French is just madness.

Wow! I've never actually realised English doesn't have a word/phrase for day after tomorrow.... I guess in all my conversations i just use Swahili Kesho Kutwa. Or my mother's tongue lukhuviri. I now want a to start saying those in English 😂😂😂😅

é and è do sound different though. My brother and I take french, and when we corrected our dad on a french word, he got the difference

This is the video that outs loic as a Canadian

Ethel (œ) was pronunced somewhere between the vowels o and e, though initially it was pronounced like the oi in foil and spoil.