@@tyutiszognard Not quite ... Je paie ou je paye, nous payons, vous payez, ils paient ou payent (when with "y", it is like "ill" as pronounced in "quille" ou "paille")
@@spartanrolv4553 les Y dans ces verbes ne sont pas corrects (moi à l'oreille ça me fait saigner XD) Et je le disais surtout pour le sketch en question ^^' "AEIOU" .... il cite pas le Y ^^ (mais sinon des mots avec des Y y'en a plein je suis d'accord hein xD puis la y'a aussi des mots de quoi faire des sketch avec le Y :'D )
@@tyutiszognard moi, qui suis francophone de naissance, je dis que " je paye " (phonetiquement je "peille"), j'ai tjrs dit comme cela et les gens autour de moi aussi ... "je paie" est une nouveaute due aux reformes de l'orthographe sous sarkozy ... c'est normal, faut s'adapter, vu le Q.I. general qui degringole et la paresse qui envahit tout.
This guy’s comedic timing is perfect. I love how he can play so many different characters and make it look like they’re separate people. He is just a brilliant man teaching people about different languages in a funny ass way.
@@perry6114 academic and our dear ancestors who wanted to be original also. We can find the roots of our grammatical rules from really dar away, and the changes kind of makes sense. But we are not talking like during the 1700s so most of the rules and strange
In french, combining some letters make special sounds. When you're like 6 years old they teach you about it. After some time we get used to it and speak french fluently.
Dude, same! Hiragana and Katakana being pronounced exactly as it's written is so nice! Except when は is used as a particle... Or つ,しandち not being tu, si and ti like it seems like they should be based on how they're categorized. (Tsu and shi are close enough, but chi is a whole different sound. Ti just doesn't exist) Or を... And don't even get me started on Kanji readings!! Imagine making a phonetic alphabet with only a handful of easy to remember exceptions, making it so that any word you see you can 100% know how to pronoun it no matter how unknown it is to you, and then throwing that all out the window to use kanji instead. So many thousands of unique characters that individually mean entire words, some being so busy and condensed that seeing them on a screen makes them look like solid squares (I feel so bad for old people in Japan with vision problems), and each one can have several readings depending on the context, and if you see one you don't recognize you can't even *begin* to even attempt to pronounce it, which also makes it impossible to type since you can only type kanji by typing out it's reading and using auto suggest to switch it to kanji, which makes it impossible to look up words you don't know
well, the french language obviously seems to want to treat its letters like human beings, seeing how they give genders to every word they make, making our lives harder :(
In France they say : Take Latin as an option, French will be easier ! This moment when people need to learn a dead language to be good at their native language...
@@quinver15 maybe you're right ..its just that when i was learning french it was fun but then i left it and now i'm learning german and it's making me brain dead. i guess i'll just stick to my native language now . English is already my 2nd lang .
“I hope for your sake that H didn’t hear you...he’s been very sensitive ever since I made him silent...” had me cracking up bro. Best part is that other Romance languages can relate.
Fun fact: Hypercorrection is such a plague in French that peoples will jump at your throat if you say "L'haricot" or "Les (z)Haricots" but will not react to ANY OTHER WORDS starting with H in this same situation.
@@darkonyx6995 Hok hentão, vhou chomeçar huma phetição phedindo phra hacademia bhrasileira dhe lhetras hincluir hum H hem thodas has phalavras hem halgum lhugar.
@Math66 C'est vrai qu'on ne recite même pas le Y en français. mais pourtant le Y est quand même considéré comme une voyelle. Le Y est autant ignoré que le H est prononcé 😂
French: Ok so write this new word down: “Oeuia” ok how did you want to pronounce it? french: “The letters are silent” Which one is sile- “the letters are silent”
Brilliant 😂 I always enjoy it. And I really want to compliment not only the ideas, human interpersonal awareness, expressing reactions - so talented 👍❤
@@imnoob9732 well It's kinda a laugh got it? People just uses it but there's others like: Kskksksks Rsrsrsrsr Kakaksjaka Or, the classic One: JDYIGNLYSRIPIMARJPVFRKOA
As French. You guys got it all all wrong Speaking German is way harder than speaking French. Some english words came from French words. No joke Im sure you know William the Conquerer. Where is from In the British Passport, Im pretty sure you have noticed this (Dieu et mon droit !)
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 Not really a fair comparison when you’ve been speaking French all your life. And there are plenty of shared words in english and german- they are both germanic languages after all. and the only really counterintuitive vowel pair (from a native english speaker perspective) is eu, unlike the massive number of unexpected french diphthongs and triphthongs.
This is so funny because “oie” is how we say hi in Portuguese 🇧🇷 (it’s actually “oi” but we add an E to the end of the word so it’s cuter and we don’t sound rude 😊)
It's sometimes a vowel in English. Like in the word Fly. They literally teach this in school: "A E I O U... and sometimes Y". It's a consonant when pronounced like in yellow, but a vowel when pronounced like in bouncy.
Je me suis toujours dit que le français avait été fait pour être beau à l'écrit et pour faire chier les anglais, c'est pour ça que ça n'a pas de sens 😂😂
J'apprends le Francais des la premiere Anne, et je suis assez bonne a la pronunciation et l'ecriture, Mais a ce point jai completement abandonne Les accents. POURQUOI!?!?!?!?!?! *crie du despoir pure*
@@sarah12232 actually there's a bunch without genders, including Turkish and other turkic languages, Persian, Finnish, Mongolian, Hungarian, Georgian, Japanese
Honestly when I read the word “Oie” and he said it was pronounced as “Ua”, I was like, “Nah this can’t be real right? Is just for the video”. But then I used translate and now I can’t stop laughing because it really is true xD
"Oie" in Portuguese is a form to say "Hi" *NiCe* Now I'm thinking about all the times I said Oie to a random game server searching for Brazilians/Portuguese speakers and the French people just observing a weirdo saying "Goose!" to everyone A pedido de muitos, aqui vai a tradução: "Oie" em português é uma forma de dizer "Oi". ShOw dE BoLa Agora estou pensando em todas as vezes que eu falei Oie em um servidor de um jogo aleatório procurando por brasileiros/falantes de português e os franceses só observando um estranho falando "Ganso!" pra todo mundo. Meu português é uma porcaria = meu inglês é uma porcaria. Mas vocês conseguiram entender, então tá de boa
Well actually "Oie" kinda sounds like a "Woa" (when you find something great and you just say woa because you are amazed you know ?) So people may just think you are amazed by the person you are talking too
@@Frog_Artist_ He grew up in Mexico with parents/granparents of French origin and moved to USA with his family as a teen. So he speaks French as his native language aside mexican Spanish. And of course, English
*gasps* "I hope for your sake that H didn't hear you! He's been very sensitive ever since I made him silent." *laughs* Everyone has been misquoting that but that's actually what he said. I can't believe people are messing up quote comments now.
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french is my new favourite character “i didn’t want them to feel left out”
Yes.
@- Mini Phénix - Google traduction et c'est trop cliché pour que tu sois un français
Moi je suis français je viens du 49
Baguette croissant voulez-vous coucher avec moi
@- Mini Phénix - i says all the word cliche that I know
"He's been very sensitive since I made him silent."
H: *still silently sobbing in the corner*
@Dounia Hadri bro it's not funny
It's so sad 🥺🥺
F
edit: H
Not f...... H
Fs in the chat for h
F
"letters don't have feelings" well that's a Pixar movie waiting to happen
Pixar's i already has feelings.
There's a fan made animation with the lamp being prosecuted and sentenced to death for murdering "I".
We already have alphabet lore who needs pixar
And somehow sesame street does a movie about letters and feelings created by Pixar studios...
Alphabet lore
The sadistic laugh after "He's been very sensitive since I made him silent" tho
Its not H its ash
@@rarasworld4489it’s H
Letter H left a dislike. That’s his only way to break the silence!
and Y who are totally forgotten
@@tyutiszognard Not quite ... Je paie ou je paye, nous payons, vous payez, ils paient ou payent (when with "y", it is like "ill" as pronounced in "quille" ou "paille")
@@spartanrolv4553 les Y dans ces verbes ne sont pas corrects (moi à l'oreille ça me fait saigner XD)
Et je le disais surtout pour le sketch en question ^^' "AEIOU" .... il cite pas le Y ^^
(mais sinon des mots avec des Y y'en a plein je suis d'accord hein xD puis la y'a aussi des mots de quoi faire des sketch avec le Y :'D )
@@tyutiszognard moi, qui suis francophone de naissance, je dis que " je paye " (phonetiquement je "peille"), j'ai tjrs dit comme cela et les gens autour de moi aussi ... "je paie" est une nouveaute due aux reformes de l'orthographe sous sarkozy ... c'est normal, faut s'adapter, vu le Q.I. general qui degringole et la paresse qui envahit tout.
@@spartanrolv4553 c’était plus le « ils payent » nous disons normalement « ils paient »
Ça a toujours été comme ça ici 🤷♀️
Spanish: the ‘h’ is silent
English: Many letters can be silent
French: All letters are meaningless, every living thing is born without reason
Jesus Christ 😂
Ew gacha
Google ghoti I dare you
@@beruckle chill- and leave hate some where else not here. TH-cam is a place we’re you can you share your ideas not hate .
@@rikospostmodernlife why ?
French: has consonants.
Also French: I'm going to ignore that.
Or as the French say: "balek"
@@joaquincassagnetezcurra5875 attends qu'ils découvre le tchèque et le slovaque , y a quasi pas de voyelles dans leur piscine de consonnes 💀💀
I think Polish took the consonants French didn't use.
This guy’s comedic timing is perfect. I love how he can play so many different characters and make it look like they’re separate people. He is just a brilliant man teaching people about different languages in a funny ass way.
Bb ki vines😊😊😊😊
And excellent editing
This is why people say French is artistic and beautiful. Because they care about letters and their feelings.
Top
Thx for ur compliments bro
Allez la France !!
Are bhai😂🤣🤣🤣
That's true
BELIEVE IT!
Hey man do you know if this guy has another youtube channel?
"He's been very sensitive ever since I made him silent."
I burst out laughing at that one!
You’re Laughing. H Became Very Sensitive After French Made Him Silent. And You’re Laughing
I ruined 69
@@bi-lociraptor6322 what was with 69?
@@uhhhhrandompersoniguess5567 uh- you don’t wanna know XD protect your innocence
@@bi-lociraptor6322 ok
“He’s been very sensitive ever since I made him silent” killed me 😂😂😂😂
Like Oyo room😂
French is so nice tryna help all the vowels be happy :)
As a French, I dont know why we have most of our languages rules. I'm just happy I'm a native so I dont have to learn it lmao
haha ye same
Yeah but I have to learn two frenches because I'm Canadian :(
It’s because of the French Academy. I asked myself the same question and every time I checked, it was because of our dear academics.
@@perry6114 academic and our dear ancestors who wanted to be original also. We can find the roots of our grammatical rules from really dar away, and the changes kind of makes sense. But we are not talking like during the 1700s so most of the rules and strange
I say the same thing about the portuguese lmao
“you do realize letters don’t have feelings right?”
6 yo me who gives letters and numbers entire relationships and backstory’s: 👁👄👁
me toooooo it was so fun but 2 kept making 1 sad because she liked 3 but only because he was "older" (idk if it makes sense but it is what it is )
I still do that; it’s the only way I can solve math problems😭
SAMMME I'm happy I'm not the only one-
Could be ordinal linguistic personification, a form of synesthesia.
And how 9 was the witch, and 0 was the gentleman who could mix with anybody.
:)
In french, combining some letters make special sounds.
When you're like 6 years old they teach you about it.
After some time we get used to it and speak french fluently.
All these videos are great examples of why I love learning Japanese.
What's your nationality?
@@4everArmyVHopeMinKookJinRmSuga nationalities are Canadian and Australian, but I'm a mix of Dutch Scottish and English.
Dude, same! Hiragana and Katakana being pronounced exactly as it's written is so nice! Except when は is used as a particle... Or つ,しandち not being tu, si and ti like it seems like they should be based on how they're categorized. (Tsu and shi are close enough, but chi is a whole different sound. Ti just doesn't exist) Or を... And don't even get me started on Kanji readings!!
Imagine making a phonetic alphabet with only a handful of easy to remember exceptions, making it so that any word you see you can 100% know how to pronoun it no matter how unknown it is to you, and then throwing that all out the window to use kanji instead. So many thousands of unique characters that individually mean entire words, some being so busy and condensed that seeing them on a screen makes them look like solid squares (I feel so bad for old people in Japan with vision problems), and each one can have several readings depending on the context, and if you see one you don't recognize you can't even *begin* to even attempt to pronounce it, which also makes it impossible to type since you can only type kanji by typing out it's reading and using auto suggest to switch it to kanji, which makes it impossible to look up words you don't know
@@pinkie723 haha, and su is also a bit if exception. Kanji definitely annoying, but with hiragana and katakana, pretty happy.
"french, you're a language, you don't have any feelings"
That's why it's called the language of love boii
True lol hahaha
well, the french language obviously seems to want to treat its letters like human beings, seeing how they give genders to every word they make, making our lives harder :(
@@mennaalragaby8498 not all languages give genders to words.
"You do realize that letters don't have feelings, right"
-Says the guy in a world where languages have feelings
Oh true
Yea kinda true
i know hes so letterist
genius..
@@alexivy8732 Such a letterist
“French what is this!?”
“That’s goose.”
Had me dying
French: *Gives an excuse more in-depth than ‘I just wanted to confuse the Americans’*
B****
"Try learning French... I dare you". Why yes, I am, and I am suffering for it!
Try German ,you'll start loving french
In France they say : Take Latin as an option, French will be easier !
This moment when people need to learn a dead language to be good at their native language...
@@divyak9264 Ich spreche auch Deutsch! 🤣😭
@@divyak9264 german is a lot easier then french as a dutch person
@@quinver15 maybe you're right ..its just that when i was learning french it was fun but then i left it and now i'm learning german and it's making me brain dead.
i guess i'll just stick to my native language now . English is already my 2nd lang .
universal language : letters have no feelings
french : le gasp 😱
🤣🤣🤣🤣
DUDE LE GASP 😂
With contractions you would say l'gasp
lol i relate to french
@@thrwonenjoyer actually no, it only does that when a word starts with a vowel
"Oh my god". I feel it as well sir
Lol French is the best character in these skits. He’s like a little kid who thinks everything is alive and has his own logic.
And what about Y's feelings ? You don't even consider him as a vowel...
In French y is a vowel
@@kezirebarkate3790 Yeah that was her point
Yeah
@@kezirebarkate3790 oh thats new information to me
Y be like : Y u have to hurt me like that
Universal language:" You do realize that letters don't have feelings?"
French: *L E G A S P*
😂😂😂😂
Helo
@@gamesmega2450 why hello! Long time no see my friend
is it bad that i gasped along w/ french?
@@Tori-uc6rq absolutely no. I respect you for it, cause I did too :))
I literally love this so much
The Universal and French perfectly portray me and my younger sibling
Funny. But in French, we have 6 vowels and not 5. "Y" IS also a vowel.
yeah, but nobody care about Y
because nobody knows why ;)
Si on parle de la prononciation, on en a environ 13.
Yeah in english too, but it's only occasionally a vowel.
@@minecraftgirl8733 "occasionally a vowel" i don't think that's how it's supposed to work :\
@@minecraftgirl8733 " AEIOU and sometimes Y" thats how we were taught. Couldn't tell you when sometimes applies though haha
“I hope for your sake that H didn’t hear you...he’s been very sensitive ever since I made him silent...” had me cracking up bro. Best part is that other Romance languages can relate.
"H" is still in the ICU / réanimation at the hôpital!
Don't ask about the "S" in hôpital!
I don't get the h reference. Is it related to h-tai?
Except Romanian :)) we sound it everywhere
Except in chi & che - its actually ki & ke like in Italian as far as ik :))(
@@sovereignboss1841
Wtf.., no... you degen..
@@dynlenoir ô = os (hôpital)
ê = es (être)
"He's been very silent recently." Would've been a better punchline.
right? what a missed opportunity! glad you shared it though
“HE HAS BEEN SENSITIVE EVER SINCE I made him silent…”
💀💀💀💀
America: you do realize that letters don't have feelings, right?
French: *is just trying to be nice*
Ikr
Ikr
Ikr
Ikr
It isnt america its the universal language saying that smh
"He's been very sensitive ever since I made him silent" Had me laughing so badly 🤣🤣😂
Ikr 😂
🤣
Fun fact: Hypercorrection is such a plague in French that peoples will jump at your throat if you say "L'haricot" or "Les (z)Haricots" but will not react to ANY OTHER WORDS starting with H in this same situation.
And I'm still laughing!!!
“she’s been very sensitive” her cause a lleter is a femenine object
"that's goose!" makes my day EVERY TIMEEEEEEEEE
i cant imagine a day without your skits
My portuguese teacher in first grade: *telling us the h silent*
6 yo me: wondering why h exists if it has no purpose then 👁️👄👁️
It has the purpose of getting together with L and N
@@cesarrqm Right! Forgot about that one. It's like a bonding letter :)
Também pra deixar a palavra mais bonita :)
"Ipopótamo" , deus me livre
@@darkonyx6995 Hok hentão, vhou chomeçar huma phetição phedindo phra hacademia bhrasileira dhe lhetras hincluir hum H hem thodas has phalavras hem halgum lhugar.
Y : "Am I a joke to you ?"
You are a joke to everyone 😂
Poor Y
you know we dont say "sometimes y" for it to be a standard vowel... Do better
@@harperusyt420 meaning?
Short answer.... Yes
@Math66 C'est vrai qu'on ne recite même pas le Y en français. mais pourtant le Y est quand même considéré comme une voyelle.
Le Y est autant ignoré que le H est prononcé 😂
Then there's oiseau... all the vowels, one consonant
H has been very silent since this dropped
French is the kid who puts ALL his toys on his bed so none of their feelings are hurt.
This sounds like something I would have done as a kid.
This sounds like something i have done as a kid.
This sounds like something I currently do (I’m 19)
I'm in this comment and I don't like it
@@SyBo27 ok bro
French: Ok so write this new word down:
“Oeuia”
ok how did you want to pronounce it?
french: “The letters are silent”
Which one is sile-
“the letters are silent”
If they ate silent then how do you pronounce it?
@@Lyra._. "The letters are silent"
@@Lyra._. you dont
@@Lyra._. the letters are silent
Took me a minute to get xD
Since all vowels are used in this made up word, then there are no more vowels for pronunciation therefore "silent"
French is like jazz: it's all about the letters that you *don't* write.
When he said o, I, e I thought he was gonna sing the witch doctor😅😂
“oi” makes the “wah” sound. The “e” is silent. There are rules.
@Andri silent
Oi e. Why.
@@theboogeyman2590 Why is the “h” silent in “why.” Many questions, little answer.
@@lem1738 why is the h silent in hour? So many questions...
@@sherine9033 why is “ou” in “hour” pronounced as “æwOo.” I think English has some explaining to do first before it comes down on la langue française
Showed my wife this "oie" clip. 10 minutes ago. She is still laughing.
she still laughing?
she still laughing???
Legend has they're still laughing to this day
She still laughing?
Is she still laughing bro ?
This is my favourite of these 😂
Brilliant 😂 I always enjoy it. And I really want to compliment not only the ideas, human interpersonal awareness, expressing reactions - so talented 👍❤
"I feel bad for U and A now" 🤣
Ukraine (UA) totally understands you
"Oie" In my language its a cute way to say : "Hi/Hello".
Sim kkkk
@@Cine.bysofasi why are u typing kkkkkkk a lot? What does that mean?
Edit: okay the replies said that it means lmao or lol, no need to explain and thx
@@imnoob9732 I don't know if I understand what you mean, but "Sim" means "Yes" or "Yeah" C:
@@Cine.bysofasi i think they were talking abt "KKKKK",y'know?
@@imnoob9732 well
It's kinda a laugh got it?
People just uses it but there's others like:
Kskksksks
Rsrsrsrsr
Kakaksjaka
Or, the classic One:
JDYIGNLYSRIPIMARJPVFRKOA
Fun fact: in french, water is written as "EAU" and pronounced as "O".
The "h" should really speak up for himself
Same Thing with the Word "eau" (water) pronunced: "o"
i's been very sensitive ever since you made him silent.
Its actually pronnonced « eo » and « au » make the o sound.
@@naxmax5634 there is already letter 'o' why not to use it instead lf using 'au'? 😉
We have that in German as well.
"eu" is spoken oi
"ie" is just a long I
"ei" is spoken ai
@@Fritz_Haarmann da haste recht
People always tell me learning german is hard. Try learning french. I'm suffering.
I'd say French really is much worse
_But German isn't easy either_
@@Moonshine_Victory at least the pronunciation involves all of the letters tho
Honestly, german is quite logic. French is a mess lol
As French.
You guys got it all all wrong
Speaking German is way harder than speaking French.
Some english words came from French words. No joke
Im sure you know William the Conquerer. Where is from
In the British Passport, Im pretty sure you have noticed this (Dieu et mon droit !)
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 Not really a fair comparison when you’ve been speaking French all your life. And there are plenty of shared words in english and german- they are both germanic languages after all. and the only really counterintuitive vowel pair (from a native english speaker perspective) is eu, unlike the massive number of unexpected french diphthongs and triphthongs.
When he said O i I was like OOH EEE OO AH AH TING TANG WALALALA BING BANG 😂
Very sensitive ever since i made him silent 🤣🤣🤣🤣 got me rollin
I love how French originally came from a language that pronounces everything which is Latin yet its probably the language with the most silent letters
It came from a LOT of language that is why french is so different than some other language
@@MRTheGameNathan true but it mostly came from Latin
@@Chan-dm7fn French is latin words with a germanic pronounciation.
@@ouicertes9764 and yet english is a confusing hybrid of french and germanic languages
And I’m sitting here as German and I don’t think any of that French shit feels even slightly known to me. Gotta love Europe.
This is so funny because “oie” is how we say hi in Portuguese 🇧🇷 (it’s actually “oi” but we add an E to the end of the word so it’s cuter and we don’t sound rude 😊)
Menina até que enfim achei um comentário falando isso. Obrigada kkkkkkk
Estava procurando esse comentário kskdk
Exatamente!
Os cara falando que é francês e eu tipo??
AINNNN finalmente alguém falando isso
French has pulled the uno reverse card after all the confusion English gave him 😂
Just found this guy checked his channel
Almost 3mill subs seems right haha. Great stuff man keep it up
As a french, i crack up every time i see one of your shorts, It’s sooo true that It’s funny
get well soon 🙏🙏
Same
Pareil ça me tue a chaque fois 😂
@@dinonuggies4453 non c raciste
I’m also french and i feel like its not supposed to be a fun vid but more a encouragement of racism
Plot twist: words do have feelings and he’s the only juman that communicate with them
yes
Yes juman
@legend pie i didn’t wanna use h because I felt bad for j because I never use him so I thought I can use him for that word
words do jave feelings and je's tje only juman tjat communicate witj tjem
The French language seems like a nice guy
That’s a freaking good explanation of the word “oie” 😂😂
y: baby I'm a hallucination, I'm not even here
Y isn't a vowel. Why would it be here?
@@atulanand9292 Semi-vowel*
@@atulanand9292 sometimes a vowel
@@atulanand9292 it is
In french it is considered as a vowel
" Y " that's a vowel in French:
You don't respect my feelings!!!!
And "H" is a vowel in french
@@mariamandthebirds9236 Nah it’s not
Maybe they don't like Greeks? 🤭
(If you didn't get the joke: "y" in French translate to "Greek i")
its weird cuz Y and W are vowel in many languages and yet none recognize them as that
It's sometimes a vowel in English. Like in the word Fly. They literally teach this in school: "A E I O U... and sometimes Y". It's a consonant when pronounced like in yellow, but a vowel when pronounced like in bouncy.
This guy is so good and funny in so many languages.This is my favorite one! 😂🤣 oie pronounce ua 😂😂
Universal language: "you realise the letters don't have feelings"
French: gasps In French
"French makes no sense"
Yacht, Castle, knowledge, etc:"let us introduce ourselves"
And queue too
@smitokyo 2.0 Si tu voulais dire "et c'est facile" alors ce n'est pas "and is eazy" mais "and it's eazy"
@Steven LANG c parce que l'autre l'avait écrit comme ça.
Aisle, Worcestershire, Two: Ya rang?
A lot of the confusing words in English came from French though
"He has been very sensitive since I made him silent" I'm dead 😆
Me too 😂
Now you're silent too 💀
0.2 seconds later: *_laughs_*
The explanation 😂🤣
...."he's been very sensitive ever since I made him silent"😂😂
J’aime tellement notre langue 😂 je pense de plus en plus qu’elle a été faite de manière à faire chier les anglais 😂
Je me suis toujours dit que le français avait été fait pour être beau à l'écrit et pour faire chier les anglais, c'est pour ça que ça n'a pas de sens 😂😂
Tellement mdr
J'apprends le Francais des la premiere Anne, et je suis assez bonne a la pronunciation et l'ecriture, Mais a ce point jai completement abandonne Les accents. POURQUOI!?!?!?!?!?! *crie du despoir pure*
On parle la langue la plus compliquée
@@blackcat-nf6yz Hou là, n'importe quelle langue asiatique est bien plus compliquée...
"GASP"
"I hope for your sake that H didn't hear you"
Had me dying 🤣 🤣 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂🤣🙉🫣
Me whenever I give a artificial plant or a rock a name:
This is now my favourite French word 😂
*Guy* : "I'm pretty sure I gave you 5 vowels"
*Y* : "I have feelings too you know 😥"
Y is not a vowel
@@MkLC04 Sure it is, french has 6 vowels : a,e,i,o,u,y
@@MkLC04 In french it is :)
@@Maxyoo28 makesensenow
@@Hugi makesense
Best so far! Amazing expressions 😅
I think "eaux" coming out sounding like "Oh" is hilarious.
French is the chaotic family member of the romance languages, he is the one that goes to jail and come out doing some weird stuff
we have trouble with the English as you with the French
And romanian is the weirdo
Every romance language speaker knows not only that letters have feelings, but also that words are male and female
Words have genders in pretty much every language except English lol
In reality, in Italian words should to be read as they are written
@@gianmarcocapobianchi5111 isn't the only thing that's not read as it's written "gli" ? (g is pretty much silent)
@@sarah12232 actually there's a bunch without genders, including Turkish and other turkic languages, Persian, Finnish, Mongolian, Hungarian, Georgian, Japanese
@@leob4403 and bangla too
Wow. I suddenly realise why French has so many silent letters; he's giving them participation awards🤣
French: Nothing is true. Everything is permitted.
Honestly when I read the word “Oie” and he said it was pronounced as “Ua”, I was like, “Nah this can’t be real right? Is just for the video”. But then I used translate and now I can’t stop laughing because it really is true xD
it's pronounced like moi (mua)
@@afiqrizal9949 Oie isn’t pronounce like moi my guy
@@playboicatri1502 it does🙂 oie is pronounce as wa/ua just like m(wa/ua) or toit as t(wa/ua). The old French pronunciation was more like woeh/wah
@@skdoremi6666 oh I though he meant oie is pronounced like (mwa/mua), my bad.
Well… it’s NOT pronounced ‘’UA‘’ instead it’s just ‘’WA‘’
It's crazy how his videos can teach us these languages effortlessly
“I gave you 5 vowels”
*angry Y noises in background*
French: Letters have feelings! I don't want anybody to feel left out!
Also French: Only pronounces half of them
"Oie" in Portuguese is a form to say "Hi"
*NiCe*
Now I'm thinking about all the times I said Oie to a random game server searching for Brazilians/Portuguese speakers and the French people just observing a weirdo saying "Goose!" to everyone
A pedido de muitos, aqui vai a tradução:
"Oie" em português é uma forma de dizer "Oi".
ShOw dE BoLa
Agora estou pensando em todas as vezes que eu falei Oie em um servidor de um jogo aleatório procurando por brasileiros/falantes de português e os franceses só observando um estranho falando "Ganso!" pra todo mundo.
Meu português é uma porcaria = meu inglês é uma porcaria. Mas vocês conseguiram entender, então tá de boa
I'm Brazilian
LMFAOOO JSHSBS
Well actually "Oie" kinda sounds like a "Woa" (when you find something great and you just say woa because you are amazed you know ?) So people may just think you are amazed by the person you are talking too
@@-21-- But if I write? :D...
@@haywashere6402 Well if you write Oie I guess no one wil misunderstand for Woa XD
Can we appreciate his words and expression looks like legit actor?
I always do! Literally minutes ago I wrote 2 comments about it ;)
French: “I Hope for your sake that H didn’t hear you, he’s been very sensitive since I made him silent”
H: DiD yOu JuSt AsSuMe My GeNdEr??
If language is sentient, words must be too.
He’s a very smart guy, he analyzes languages and uses his analysis to make such funny videos, I’m impressed!👏🏻👏🏻
He's French, kind of helps 😉
It's awesome content!!
I’m pretty sure he speaks French, English, and Spanish
There is nothing smart about his ”analysis“ lmao
@@Frog_Artist_
He grew up in Mexico with parents/granparents of French origin and moved to USA with his family as a teen.
So he speaks French as his native language aside mexican Spanish. And of course, English
He should've been a teacher, I would take his classes!
I love how French is so excited and proud to get something right, when he replies "That's goose!" 🤣🤣❤️
And how French is so enthusiastic with the "ua" pronunciation, it's just so adorable ☺️
Alphabet lore: I’m about to end this man’s whole career.
French forgot you have to buy a vowel
*gasps* "I hope for your sake that H didn't hear you! He's been very sensitive ever since I made him silent." *laughs*
Everyone has been misquoting that but that's actually what he said. I can't believe people are messing up quote comments now.
It seems that only french or persons with strong knowledge of french language can understand that
Actually, it’s even worse considering the fact that *THERE ARE **_LITERALLY_** CLOSED CAPTIONS THAT **_SAY THE WORDS_*
*If there were no mess ups how would you argue with someone or write a comment with a large amount of likes?*
@@Jai.and.Jay.Two.Peas.In.A.Pod. … Traditionally make a comment that gets a large amount of likes, like _properly_ saying the quote?
It’s not that deep
I honestly love French, he’s so adorable and caring. 🥰♥️😂
As a French person, I can confirm letters have feelings.
I am forever emotionally damaged
As a brazilian, the funniest part to me was realizing "oie" wasn't a greeting 😂 bc in portuguese, "oie" has the meaning of an excited "hello"
Sim
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🤣🤣🤣👍🏼
I always write it was Ei...