being French i thought they were mixing scissors and the words ciseaux but maybe misheard but i never knew sissone was the creator's name!! thank u for the fun fact
I love love love these sessions that Eva & Amber do! Their candour with one another and the banter just cracks me up every time! Bloody hilarious plus I learn something as well! I’ve forgotten so much of my ballet 😂😂😂
"we don't care" 😂 Y'all are absolutely hilarious and I am living for it.❤ Please never stop being y'all and doing what your doing cause it brightens my entire life. 🥰
❤👏👍🤝potpuno tačno.Francuski nazivi baletnih pozicija su nastali u vrijeme baroka na francuskom dvoru Luja četrnaestog gdje je plesna etiketa bila strogo propisana.Jean Baptiste Lully je bio prvi maitre de dancer koji je stvorio osnove onoga što se zove klasični balet i prva plesna akademija je stvorena baš u Francuskoj u 1790.godine.Pogledajte malo barokne plesove ,imaju tutorijal na internetu i odatle je sve krenulo
I live in France. The french word “Cisuaex” (pronounced see-zoh) means “scissor.” the word Sissone doesn't actually mean anything, it's the name of the man who invented the step. The step goes like this: you start with two feet on the ground, plie, jump up in the air, and land on one foot.
We need more amber! I'm from the UK and I love how out there the lady is! She learns and moves with professionalism & grace yet is always able to laugh and not take herself too seriously... That's the way to do it! Hugε difference between not taking yourself too seriously and not taking anything seriously... One leads to contentment the other failure... Amber your Mindset Is 100% I'm gay but I've got a gay crush on you babes!! 🤣 Go get em!
The conversation is hilarious! 😂 I don’t think it has a translation tbh but I do know it means two to one 💃🏽 also Amber, you are a beautiful jumper! Edit: found out it was named after the man who invented the step
Little french class here ! Okay so fermé means closed while fermer mean to close. Simple when it ends by é it's an adjective (most of the time not always) and er means it's a verb. Now you know
I've only done a year of beginner ballet, but my teacher studied French and Ballet at the same time and this is a lesson she always hammered in - Sissone SOUNDS like scissor and that's a good way to remember it, but it was actually named after the inventor
Men don’t go onto releve’ or eleve’, because they was to build up all the energy by digging into to the floor with their feet, so they use the grip of their toes to generate the desired lift by going down into the floor with their demi plie. Now knowing how this jump finishes is important for the male dancer, because he must already be prepared for his next step. So being on balance when the jump is completed allows him to travel in any direction.
Sissone doesn't mean anything, it's the name of the dude who (allegedly) invented the move (François César de Roucy, Comte de Sissonne) Scissors in french is "ciseaux"
The girl on the right reminds me of the daughter from Gilmore Girls looks talk carries herself I like it both are beautiful funny and obviously talented
As a French ballet dancer, “sissone” is actually one of the only ballet terminology which actually doesn’t have a proper sense, it’s not a word you can use like this it’s a name 😂😭
Sissone used to be a small region in La Picardie, hence Le Comte (Earl) de Sissone, that doen' t exist anymore only since 2015. It belongs to Guignicourt now. So yes, it' s a french toponym but at the same time no, it' s not a word used nowadays in french language. Anyways, you can come and do The Sissone Route😉
I am so proud of you for finally getting on pointe when is ur first pointe lesson going to be and please let me know and record it and tag me in it otherwise I'm scared I wont see it please let us know I am so exited to see the first video!!!
Did you start out just taking pictures of the ballerinas and decide you wanna try, tossed on a leotard and started learning?! Lol i love that! I need more of this energy in my life big time!!😊
So sissone is named after the steps inventor cisseaux means scissors idk if that’s a step tho. I know this cuz I took camp and we had a ballet vocab test lol
It definitely does not mean scissors 😅... that would be ciseaux... Though it is a relief to hear a non French speaker pronounce everything right.... as a native French speaker who learned most of her ballet terms from non speakers I have heard some extremely weird and confusing pronunciations in my time... the weirdest one is the chainée(lit.chained) which for ages I thought was called a genée(lit. embarrassed) because all my teachers were pronouncing it weird.... imagine my frustration when I saw the proper term written down since the correct term makes MUCH MORE SENSE!
The sissonne is actually named after its originator. Ciseaux means scissors in french 😊 Amber is the best teacher
You said it much better than me. I was gonna go with "it's some dude's name"
Came to post this - good job!
being French i thought they were mixing scissors and the words ciseaux but maybe misheard but i never knew sissone was the creator's name!! thank u for the fun fact
Yes i think its "ciseaux"...:)
or "saucisson"? lol
“What does sissonne mean?”
“scissor..?”
“dEsSeRt?!”
Yes.
i am ded
had me rolling
🍰🧁🍦🍨😊
Amber is the funniest teacher 😂
I love love love these sessions that Eva & Amber do! Their candour with one another and the banter just cracks me up every time! Bloody hilarious plus I learn something as well! I’ve forgotten so much of my ballet 😂😂😂
The “concerning noises” had me wheezing.
I rewound it like 8 times off the bat💀
"we don't care" 😂
Y'all are absolutely hilarious and I am living for it.❤ Please never stop being y'all and doing what your doing cause it brightens my entire life. 🥰
“I felt something rip, and if it wasn’t my leotard or tights, it must be internal!” 😣
A Sissonne jump is jumping from two legs to one. The word Sissonne is named after the guy who created it.
Sissonne is the province in France. And the duke of it, de Sissonne, created that move
❤👏👍🤝potpuno tačno.Francuski nazivi baletnih pozicija su nastali u vrijeme baroka na francuskom dvoru Luja četrnaestog gdje je plesna etiketa bila strogo propisana.Jean Baptiste Lully je bio prvi maitre de dancer koji je stvorio osnove onoga što se zove klasični balet i prva plesna akademija je stvorena baš u Francuskoj u 1790.godine.Pogledajte malo barokne plesove ,imaju tutorijal na internetu i odatle je sve krenulo
“Dessert?” Lol i think amber is hungry 😂
I live in France. The french word “Cisuaex” (pronounced see-zoh) means “scissor.” the word Sissone doesn't actually mean anything, it's the name of the man who invented the step. The step goes like this: you start with two feet on the ground, plie, jump up in the air, and land on one foot.
Unless it's a Sissons ferme, in which case you land on two feet.
Very popular leap on beam.
Why did you write "Ciseaux" like that ?
damn thats a wild way to write ciseaux lol especially living in France
Amber's unbridled joy at the word dessert is hysterical
Just watching these two in videos brightens my day. 😊
I LOVE sissonne’s!! They are SO fun, maybe because I am a jumper.🫡🪖💪
When you scissor the legs oop- That got me😅
We need more amber! I'm from the UK and I love how out there the lady is! She learns and moves with professionalism & grace yet is always able to laugh and not take herself too seriously... That's the way to do it! Hugε difference between not taking yourself too seriously and not taking anything seriously... One leads to contentment the other failure... Amber your Mindset Is 100% I'm gay but I've got a gay crush on you babes!! 🤣 Go get em!
Ballerinas seem so cool to each other 💗
Ambers leotard is so pretty!
That’s actually so helpful cause I have sissones in this year’s choreo and I struggle 😭
The conversation is hilarious! 😂 I don’t think it has a translation tbh but I do know it means two to one 💃🏽 also Amber, you are a beautiful jumper!
Edit: found out it was named after the man who invented the step
It is actually the name of the person who invented the move, according to google
Little french class here ! Okay so fermé means closed while fermer mean to close. Simple when it ends by é it's an adjective (most of the time not always) and er means it's a verb. Now you know
The look on Ambers face when she said “what does sissone mean” 😂
You two I love watching 😂😂
Mr. Sissone gave the step its name. It is any jump where the movement is executed from 2 legs, but lands on only one.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Sorry my mind went south
Hehehehe “south” 🤭😂
BAHAHHAHAHA “YOU SCISSOR THE LEGS” AND THE FACE MY MIND WENT THERE TOO GIRL😂🫢
😂 Girl, same. 😆
I love how her "terrible" jumps are amazing to me because I couldn't do that even if I could physically try. I was never good at any kind of jumping.
She reminds me so much of Rory Gilmore!
I've only done a year of beginner ballet, but my teacher studied French and Ballet at the same time and this is a lesson she always hammered in - Sissone SOUNDS like scissor and that's a good way to remember it, but it was actually named after the inventor
Watching most of these: Inoccent.
This one, she says: "Scissor the legs?"
Me:😬
I just love watching you ❤️
OK, but this is so funny cause I just finished making my ballet flashcards for school
Men don’t go onto releve’ or eleve’, because they was to build up all the energy by digging into to the floor with their feet, so they use the grip of their toes to generate the desired lift by going down into the floor with their demi plie. Now knowing how this jump finishes is important for the male dancer, because he must already be prepared for his next step. So being on balance when the jump is completed allows him to travel in any direction.
Lol😂😅 I went there too Eva! 😂😂😂😂😂😂. You’re doing great!!
In the Cecchetti method sissonne means to scissor but I believe it was actually named after the guy who invented it. It is indeed kind of confusing!
Amber: “I’m not a jumper guys.”
*Does incredibly beautiful sissonne*
Eva is literally me in ballet class😂😂
Sissone is best ballet step ❤❤❤
Son muy divertidas y Eva me identifico contigo en todo . Las amo y espero que sigan tan alegrías como hasta ahora. Bravo chicas.
A sissonne ferme is one of my favourite steps to do in Ballet!!
The way y'all say Sissone reminds me of the croissant short.
I remember what a sissonne is because it sounds like scissors and it looks like a scissor action. (So my scissos)
i learned on my recent test that sissone means sissone😂
Rare footage of Amber not side eyeing
I loveeee Amber's leotard.
Love watching the 2 of you 😂😂😂❤❤❤
“Concerning noises”. The concerning noises: “ęæūrêur”
i swear amber is one of those perfectionists who does something 99.99% perfectly and then says she sucks 😂
scissor! 😂😂
You so sweet 😊
It’s named after the Comte de Sissonne who could perform the ballet move
Sissone is literally just the name of the person who created it
"i thought that looked nice" 🥲
Amber is the best teacher
the word Sissone doesn't actually mean anything, it's the name of the man who invented the step
Lol. Love dance you guys are my inspiration to join❤❤
Sissone doesn't mean anything, it's the name of the dude who (allegedly) invented the move (François César de Roucy, Comte de Sissonne)
Scissors in french is "ciseaux"
Fermé actually means "closed", "to close" means "fermer" but she was really close tho❤
Danced 30 years. The meaning of steps, terminology, not always explained
The girl on the right reminds me of the daughter from Gilmore Girls looks talk carries herself I like it both are beautiful funny and obviously talented
Upon first glance of your drunk, I thought it was a giant beer. Then I noticed you had a straw.
FRANCAIS!!!
As a French ballet dancer, “sissone” is actually one of the only ballet terminology which actually doesn’t have a proper sense, it’s not a word you can use like this it’s a name 😂😭
Funny! Cute!
I absolutely was taught scissor as a memory hook 😂
She reminds me of rory from Gilmore girls
It means scissor😂❤
Miss seeing u Amber
Sissone used to be a small region in La Picardie, hence Le Comte (Earl) de Sissone, that doen' t exist anymore only since 2015. It belongs to Guignicourt now. So yes, it' s a french toponym but at the same time no, it' s not a word used nowadays in french language. Anyways, you can come and do The Sissone Route😉
So funny you both! Haha
I'm french and sissone doesn't mean anything, it's the name of the guy who invented the move
Sissone used to be a small department in La Picardie. Le Comte de Sissone was who named the step (allegedly). Watching his picture, I do believe it😝
You scissor the legs 😂😂😂😂
From what I've searched up I think it means see-saw
So much chaos
I like how Amber is an amazing dancer but isnt full of herself. She just lives her dance but she isnt affected by that ego wise.
Yes it mean “scissors close”. But in French a lot is backwards so it would properly translate to closed scissors
I am so proud of you for finally getting on pointe when is ur first pointe lesson going to be and please let me know and record it and tag me in it otherwise I'm scared I wont see it please let us know I am so exited to see the first video!!!
Scissors ✂️ are correct ✅ from my recollection …Ferme as I remember is to close…from a ballerina since 1997
it's a name bruh
@@AugustRx of course, it is darling, in French…
@@SlovakFrenchSurprise wait so the guy who did that split thing was named after a sex position im confused
french people terrify me
"Scissor like step" is what it means lol
Did you start out just taking pictures of the ballerinas and decide you wanna try, tossed on a leotard and started learning?! Lol i love that! I need more of this energy in my life big time!!😊
It sounds like SAUCISSON
😂 You weren't wrong. It is a ✂️ motion. Close, open, close. 😂
Dessert I'm 💀
Sissonne means to jump from 2 feet❤
"scissor the legs" 💀
They. Scissor out😂😂😂
rory gilmore though!
Sissone in French doesn’t have a meaning, it’s just a man’s last name who created the move in ballet
The step is named after François César de Roussy, count of Sissonne, who invited the step.
I just can‘t even put my feets in 5. position 😂
So sissone is named after the steps inventor cisseaux means scissors idk if that’s a step tho. I know this cuz I took camp and we had a ballet vocab test lol
Sissone is the last name of the person who made the step up. Same with Bournonville jump.
The man who created it was named Count sissonne- But idk maybe he liked his desserts 🧁
why does she remind me or rory from gilmore girls!
I wanna see the new shoes
I'm French and sissonne doesn't mean anything it's just named after it's originator
I think it does mean scissor
Yes it’s scissor
Simone mean to lave the ground on two feet and land on one is what my Ballet teacher said.
Open close....easy as that
It definitely does not mean scissors 😅... that would be ciseaux... Though it is a relief to hear a non French speaker pronounce everything right.... as a native French speaker who learned most of her ballet terms from non speakers I have heard some extremely weird and confusing pronunciations in my time... the weirdest one is the chainée(lit.chained) which for ages I thought was called a genée(lit. embarrassed) because all my teachers were pronouncing it weird.... imagine my frustration when I saw the proper term written down since the correct term makes MUCH MORE SENSE!
I go to a French school and idk what it means lol but I do know that ciseaux is scissors