It's OG French. France has evolved, but Quebec is still rocking the Latin equivalent of French. Could have been worse, he could have ended up learning Chiac
@@wardrich Worse than that he could have gone to Ontario to improve his French, which is essentially standard French and is pretty much useless in Quebec.
@@LordDavid04 lol you think Franco-Ontariens speak standard French while they cannot even live their daily lives in French and need to speak English to live? You are kidding yourself. Franco-Ontariens speak franglais and have an Anglophone accent when they speak French. Québécois always switch to English on them because they think they're Anglophones. Québécois can and do speak standard French. They are the ones who decide the norms of French in Canada due to their high number, but also the fact that their French is much less influenced by English. I could live in France as a Québécois without problem.
I swear to god, if you present this sketch in Montreal, Québec, you are gonna be loved. I can definitely say it confidently as I am from Montreal myself. Much love ❤
@@GIGNgalaxie Non, c'est du français. Seulement l'accent est différent. Est-ce que j'écris en québécois selon toi? It's French. Only the accent is different. According to you, am I writing in Québecois?
I still speak French with my English accent lol.. I have spent a lot of time in Quebec for work and where I live in B.C. lots of Quebecers come... I do understand French because I put effort into it... but English comes through.. how to rid an accent
@@francix99 It's not that, some sounds we still use here in Québec were lost and unused to French people. For exemple we had many immigrants from Viet Nam a while ago, even the 1st gen can do our accent since they have all the sounds ( and more ) same for Romanians. It's just that most french from the old countru stopped using those sound and the hability to recreate em it has no link with english whatsoever. Frenchs use more english words than we do; parking, snowboard, roller,etc. We use: stationnement, planche à neige, patins à roues allignées. However opposed to French, we have a good grasp on the english command and in Montréal most of us are perfectly bilingual.
@@ThePastekss That's actually one of the best translations of it I've ever heard. Yeah, "for God's sake" or "for Pete's sake" is a really close fit in most cases, except when it's used in astonishment where maybe a British "Blimey!" or North American "Seriously?!" feels a touch closer.
J'ai travaillé en cuisine avec un irlandais pendant 4mois je l'ai appelé "PIZZA" moi je me suis dis "c'est chelou comme prenom". Sauf que lui il devait se dire "pk il m'appelle pizza". Et à la fin de la saison y'avais un listing avec les prénoms de tous les cuistots et je vois écrit "Peter" et je demande moi "c'est qui ce "Peter" ?" On m'a répondu : " tu vois le mec que t'appelle pizza depuis 4mois bah c'est lui" XPTDRRRRRR avec l'accent irlandais j'ai compris pizza !!! Bref c'était drôle ! 😭🤣🤣
This is amazing. If it wasn't for the subtitles I would be lost, but I am literally rolling on the floor laughing. I particularly like the laugh and the fact that you literally told a French audience to their face that they had a shit accent. That was just gangster.
@@woooshbait5398 Oh ça dépend, y a ben des gens qui roulent vraiment leurs "R". C'est un truc de région, mais je sais pas d'où exactement parce que, bon... J'm'en crisse. :P
I was in France when Ian Thorpe was winning all the Olympic swimming medals. I actually thought he had a Dutch name and was called Jan Thop until, eventually, I see it written down!
S C it’s a curse word. technically it means tabernacle, as in the box in the church where the eucharist is kept, but in quebec it’s used kinda like fuck. (there’s no proper english curse equivalent, but you get the idea)
Brendan haha yeah a lot of québécois curse words are based off of the church (they’re called sacres) (also lolol unfortunately i’m not named after the city, though that’d be pretty funny. ajax is a figure in greek mythology xP)
It seems like going to Quebec to improve your French is the French language equivalent of coming to Australia to improve your English 😂😂 a f*ckton of slang and a near-impossible to understand accent
Mais sérieux 🙄 les clients en colère au Québec ce son ceux qui parle le plus mal aussi! Je suis québécoise et je peux te dire qu’on ne parle pas tous comme ça....et que t’as vraiment pas eu de chance!😂
Oui, jsuis d’accord. En fait je juste retourner d’un voyage a Montreal pour practique et ameliore mon francais... j’ai resté la ba pour 2 semaines et pour le mellieur de temp j’ai compris le francais la. c’est plus prochaine à le francais de France. Mais, on a mon dit que le plus nord on aller, le plus fort et different c’est l’accent Québécois.
I beg to differ. it's where poutine, maple syrup, and a disproportionate amount of hockey players come from. Quebecers are louder but that's pretty much it. Positives, Quebecer are way more gregarious and outwardly friendly, English Canadians are polite and passive. In terms of negatives, I find where Quebecers are more abrasive, English Canadians are more snooty passive aggressive.
Anyone else here, who is English, doesn't speak a word of tench and almost decided to click off but I thought I'd stick it and give the subtitles a chance and actually found it funny *French
Je suis un anglophone de Montreal et son accent et sa dialecte Quebecois sont parfaits xD La plupart du temps c'est plus facile de comprendre les accents europeens et africains (c'est une ville tres multiculturelle), et mon accent est maintenant une melange assez etrange xD
@@Ejexion yes. I had been in France for a few month and understood enough French for the show, but then he lost me in the Québec story and as it was live, there was no rewind button. I asked my friend but she spoke even less French and had not even understood the part where he does the exchange year in Québec. So I am happy I know now what was said in 2018
that's a pretty solid Québec impression. I'm generally impressed with how well he seems to take up languages and accents. But also as a french canadian, I live to see the distress and confusion of people dealing with the Québec dialect xD
I've travelled around France quite a bit and there are as many regional accents as in the US and the UK (has anyone tried Glaswegian English?). I've never experienced any difficulty in understanding what people were saying. Of course, people in regions where there is a dialect (as in the UK and the USA) may be at first difficult to understand but most French people will try to make themselves understood once they grasp that you are a French-speaking person from overseas.
Quel courage d'avoir appris le français avec tous ces accents! J'ai un nouveau défi c'est de comprendre les expressions provençales avec l'accent de Marseille ! 😂
Aller au Québec pour s'améliorer en français, c'est comme aller en Écosse pour s'améliorer en anglais ou en Saxe pour l'allemand (ma prof d'allemand elle-même est incapable de les comprendre).
Les Européens viennent en Amérique du nord et ils sont surpris de voir que nous parlons différemment par rapport à eux. Ni les Québecois ni les Canadiens/Américains anglophones parlent comme les Européens, c'est normal.
Quebec is culturally amazing and has so many wonderful things to offer but at the same time it’s a mess. Unfortunately, I have never had the personal experience of going, I am in Western Canada. But I do take french classes. Grades 4 and 5 our teacher taught us traditional French. Then grade 6 to 9 we had a new teacher and she taught us Québécois French and now for grade 10 and 11 I’m back to traditional French.
Canadian here! Was laughing so hard I sent it to my best friend who is Quebecoise and if anyone didn't believe him, the two of us can assure you this is 100% accurate.
I thought I was prepared for Quebec with all of my courses at L'Alliance Francaise and Oh god, it was like what happened to you. I had no clue what was going on and I briefly wondered if I was having a stroke my first time in Montreal.
I don't speak French but this is really funny. Also, it's a total mind trip to hear you speak English at the end because you sound so French in the main part!
Oh he's funny hahaha! That's exactly how I feel when I go to see my cousins in Montréal. I always think I'm going to get a chance to practice my French but I'm alway lost.
I don't speak a bit of French, but my grandparents speak with a very thick Quebec accent. Even though I don't speak the language, this was still hilarious. You are talented.
Ah, the old "Quebecois is bad French" routine. We've heard it before... it would be nice to grow out of it, one day. I mean, Australian or Texan English is very different from "standard" English, but nobody would dare say that they're "bad" places to learn the language. That being said, your Québécois accent is quite good.
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A British dude, doing standup comedy in France, about quebec French. And he nailed the quebec slang dead on. Very impressed
And the accent was really really good.
not quite, "Dispendieux" is a very "France" word, we wouldn't use it in Quebec, especially if we're pissed off ;)
@@Cedrickr ouin y'aurait plutôt dit "c'tait cher en criss" ou de quoi!
@@Cedrickr Is it? I have never heard it in France. The wiktionary (fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/dispendieux ) says: “(Canada) ou (Vieilli) en (France)”.
@@TangerineTux Well then let's just say it's too "proper" for Quebec slang
The second he said “I decided to go to Quebec instead to Improve my French” I was just like oh, oh no it’s pretty much a different language
It's OG French. France has evolved, but Quebec is still rocking the Latin equivalent of French.
Could have been worse, he could have ended up learning Chiac
@@wardrich Worse than that he could have gone to Ontario to improve his French, which is essentially standard French and is pretty much useless in Quebec.
@@LordDavid04 zut allots! Still better than Chiac, tho. Lol
@@LordDavid04 lol you think Franco-Ontariens speak standard French while they cannot even live their daily lives in French and need to speak English to live? You are kidding yourself.
Franco-Ontariens speak franglais and have an Anglophone accent when they speak French. Québécois always switch to English on them because they think they're Anglophones.
Québécois can and do speak standard French. They are the ones who decide the norms of French in Canada due to their high number, but also the fact that their French is much less influenced by English. I could live in France as a Québécois without problem.
Not a "different language". Different accent and expressions but basically the same.
Le seul étranger qui sait comment faire l’accent québécois 😂
Quand même! Il a du talent 😂
C'est pas un étranger, c'est Paul Taylor !
@@leroyrenedanjou3931 Il a une citoyenneté Canadienne? 🤷♂️
@@radnerak Nan, je crois pas mais ce que je voulais dire c'était qu'il était suffisamment "français" pour qu'on le considère comme tel
Pas tout à fait mais c'était proche :P
I’ve been obsessed with these clips recently, and as someone who does not speak a single word of french, I have no clue why.
You should learn French!
@@Tri_monster "learn" french
Omg same!
Same somehow I'm not sure either
Tri Monster French is hard buddy
I swear to god, if you present this sketch in Montreal, Québec, you are gonna be loved. I can definitely say it confidently as I am from Montreal myself. Much love ❤
He needs to come!!!
Son "câlisse" était absolument parfait, ostie que j'ai trop ri
Our spoken french is the english equivalent of Scots. It might be a bit of a shock at first but you do get used to it.
i dont think it should be called french at all, just quebecois, as a single langage
@@GIGNgalaxie Non, c'est du français. Seulement l'accent est différent. Est-ce que j'écris en québécois selon toi? It's French. Only the accent is different. According to you, am I writing in Québecois?
@@GIGNgalaxie we actually protect French way more than in France. In France you see English everywhere.
@@bizkitsam That's true.
@Kristof Alexy yes in Québec we do, it's not perfect but still better.
No French people could ever do one of our Québec accents correctly, a brit who lives in France actually does it.
Lol.
Often french people will use a country accent (accent paysan) and think they talk "like a Québécois". It's just not the case.
I don't speak French, can someone translate the part for me?
I still speak French with my English accent lol.. I have spent a lot of time in Quebec for work and where I live in B.C. lots of Quebecers come... I do understand French because I put effort into it... but English comes through.. how to rid an accent
Because the french canadian sounds like english to some people so if french people cant speak english how can they do our accent
@@francix99 It's not that, some sounds we still use here in Québec were lost and unused to French people. For exemple we had many immigrants from Viet Nam a while ago, even the 1st gen can do our accent since they have all the sounds ( and more ) same for Romanians. It's just that most french from the old countru stopped using those sound and the hability to recreate em it has no link with english whatsoever. Frenchs use more english words than we do; parking, snowboard, roller,etc. We use: stationnement, planche à neige, patins à roues allignées.
However opposed to French, we have a good grasp on the english command and in Montréal most of us are perfectly bilingual.
The Quebéc accent is so difficult the translator literally forgot how to translate.
This is how you know this is great comedy. When the language just doesn’t matter at all.
I felt the Calisse in my soul. Beautiful
Thats why we use it, its perfect to hit hard
I like how the subtitles were in French instead of English when he was speaking Quebecois
"Bain la la"
Oh, this is going to be good
Just curious, what’s that mean? Lol
@@ThePastekss hahah thank you
@@ThePastekss That's actually one of the best translations of it I've ever heard. Yeah, "for God's sake" or "for Pete's sake" is a really close fit in most cases, except when it's used in astonishment where maybe a British "Blimey!" or North American "Seriously?!" feels a touch closer.
As a Canadian who has a lot of Quebecois friends, your accent is frighteningly accurate. :D
He’s speaking four different languages in the same sentences and it’s very impressive
J'ai travaillé en cuisine avec un irlandais pendant 4mois je l'ai appelé "PIZZA" moi je me suis dis "c'est chelou comme prenom". Sauf que lui il devait se dire "pk il m'appelle pizza". Et à la fin de la saison y'avais un listing avec les prénoms de tous les cuistots et je vois écrit "Peter" et je demande moi "c'est qui ce "Peter" ?" On m'a répondu : " tu vois le mec que t'appelle pizza depuis 4mois bah c'est lui" XPTDRRRRRR avec l'accent irlandais j'ai compris pizza !!! Bref c'était drôle ! 😭🤣🤣
Mdr !!! dur !
mdr est-ce que tu sais s'il était d'Irlande du Nord ou Irlande Irlande, je suis curieuse de savoir de quel accent il s'agissait
@@ablurida du nord, j'en suis sur
😂😂😂 merdeeeee
😂😂😮ça fait 10 min je suis en fou rire. Je me suis presque étouffé
wow !! Ce gars là est vraiment une machine. 90% des français de ne serait jamais capable d'avoir l'accent Québecois aussi bien que lui
This is amazing. If it wasn't for the subtitles I would be lost, but I am literally rolling on the floor laughing. I particularly like the laugh and the fact that you literally told a French audience to their face that they had a shit accent. That was just gangster.
You should watch his TV show "what the fuck France" 🙈
I met a guy from Montreal and he said some words in Japanese so now I speak Dutch
Skrewlews RDX what?
What
😂😂
Wow, en tant que québécoise, je trouve qu'il a pas mal bien réussi l'accent québécois! ;)
Roule un peu trop les r mais c'est vrai qui le fait bien
@@woooshbait5398 Oh ça dépend, y a ben des gens qui roulent vraiment leurs "R". C'est un truc de région, mais je sais pas d'où exactement parce que, bon... J'm'en crisse. :P
Wow, perfect rendition of the Quebecois profanity and accent!
Paul should come to the Maritimes for some Acadian French. Supposedly it's similar to the northern France dialect.
Shiac
The way that the Franco-Québécois accent is NAILED in French but also doing the hyper-exaggerated pronunciation in English is SENDING me
Sans compter le comédien Gad Elmaleh qui doit être l'un des meilleurs accents québécois que j'aie jamais entendus.
Le meilleur anglophone sans aucun doute.👍
I was in France when Ian Thorpe was winning all the Olympic swimming medals. I actually thought he had a Dutch name and was called Jan Thop until, eventually, I see it written down!
haha we're sorry
i’m canadian and the only quebecois word i understood was tabarnak 😂
Which means? 😂
S C it’s a curse word. technically it means tabernacle, as in the box in the church where the eucharist is kept, but in quebec it’s used kinda like fuck. (there’s no proper english curse equivalent, but you get the idea)
SAME HERE YES! And simonak
Ajax ... Ontario?? Calisse also means chalice, another church-related swear word.
Brendan haha yeah a lot of québécois curse words are based off of the church (they’re called sacres)
(also lolol unfortunately i’m not named after the city, though that’d be pretty funny. ajax is a figure in greek mythology xP)
When he busted out the quebecer French I started crying 😭😂😂😂
You’re amazing Dude!
Pls you have to come and play that show in Montreal, you’re so much funnier than Sugar Sammy!
He went to Edmonton, Winnipeg, Montreal, Vancouver and Calgary for his first show. I am sure he will come back to Canada for his second.
I find the Quebec accent easier to understand than the French accent. Probably because I only learned Quebec French 😂
It seems like going to Quebec to improve your French is the French language equivalent of coming to Australia to improve your English 😂😂 a f*ckton of slang and a near-impossible to understand accent
Aussie accent is fine tbh. Kiwi accent though that's messed up haha they switch vowel sounds around it's confusing af
@@ablurida ?
Matthew Forbes would you like some fush and chups?
@@BambiTrout I live in NZ and I've never heard anyone say it like that lol only as a joke 😝
australian english as a comparison would be worse in my opinion.
Omg revien a Québec juste pour faire ce bout la on stage.
nah il peut rester en europe
@@beatlesguyEM va chier
@@sunshinegurl3632 c'est pour sa que j'adore le Québec
@@sunshinegurl3632 o Canada, terre de nos aïeux, ton front est ceint de fleurons glorieux... 🇨🇦
Nesggy ta geule criss le canada c’est dla marde. Vive le Québec Libre
First time I see someone doing our accent with perfection. Good job!
Putain t’es vraiment un excellent comédien, je pensais pas à ce point, c’est génial
Mais sérieux 🙄 les clients en colère au Québec ce son ceux qui parle le plus mal aussi! Je suis québécoise et je peux te dire qu’on ne parle pas tous comme ça....et que t’as vraiment pas eu de chance!😂
Oui, jsuis d’accord. En fait je juste retourner d’un voyage a Montreal pour practique et ameliore mon francais... j’ai resté la ba pour 2 semaines et pour le mellieur de temp j’ai compris le francais la. c’est plus prochaine à le francais de France. Mais, on a mon dit que le plus nord on aller, le plus fort et different c’est l’accent Québécois.
Je confirme. I can confirm. OUÉ TAS BEN RAISIN!
Ok pis
Quand ons commencent une phrase avec "BIEN LUH LUH" ....t'as dejas perdus, juste quitte maintenant
@@11Hand1e11 HAHAHA, TELLEMENT
J'étais crissement pas près à l'accent québécois semi parfait.
"Pauuul Tayyllerrr" had me crying dude 😂
Quebec is like the exact opposite of every Canadian stereotype 💀
I beg to differ. it's where poutine, maple syrup, and a disproportionate amount of hockey players come from. Quebecers are louder but that's pretty much it. Positives, Quebecer are way more gregarious and outwardly friendly, English Canadians are polite and passive. In terms of negatives, I find where Quebecers are more abrasive, English Canadians are more snooty passive aggressive.
Congrats to the person who wrote up these captions
OMG ! 🤣🤣🤣
Et moi qui pensait que jongler "seulement" deux langues ⚜🇬🇧 et leurs accents dans le même pays 🍁 serait difficile.
Yeaaaaa- Quebec French is special. Have to say, though, you've nailed the accent
His french québécois is sooooo spot on 🙌🙌
Son accent québécois est excellent 👍
He is adorable, isn't he?!
Anyone else here, who is English, doesn't speak a word of tench and almost decided to click off but I thought I'd stick it and give the subtitles a chance and actually found it funny
*French
I don't know any tench but I'm not going to carp about it...
@@Alan_Mac very fummy
Love it I'm half French half American this is great
As an English person who leant French as an adult, and has the accent, I'm enjoying this!
I don’t speak French, but I recognise “merde”.
Merde=Fuck
voicelessscooby no
It’s “shit”
Je suis un anglophone de Montreal et son accent et sa dialecte Quebecois sont parfaits xD La plupart du temps c'est plus facile de comprendre les accents europeens et africains (c'est une ville tres multiculturelle), et mon accent est maintenant une melange assez etrange xD
Thanks for the subtitles, I remember sitting in the audience and that joke was just not understandable
Which joke, the angry Quebecker one?
@@Ejexion yes. I had been in France for a few month and understood enough French for the show, but then he lost me in the Québec story and as it was live, there was no rewind button. I asked my friend but she spoke even less French and had not even understood the part where he does the exchange year in Québec. So I am happy I know now what was said in 2018
En tant que québécoise, j’aime beaucoup ton show
Wow the maitrise of your Frenglish is incroyable. Love from MTL
This guy is really good. His Quebec accent is spot on!
that's a pretty solid Québec impression. I'm generally impressed with how well he seems to take up languages and accents.
But also as a french canadian, I live to see the distress and confusion of people dealing with the Québec dialect xD
THAT, yes! That distress is magical! And often i do it on purpose with people from France ahaha!
I'm from Ontario and my mom's side of the family speaks french and I'd pay to see some french guy trying to decypher what we're saying
fuck 😂 j’suis décédé à son imitation (PARFAITE) du gars québécois, j’en ai les larmes au yeux
I've travelled around France quite a bit and there are as many regional accents as in the US and the UK (has anyone tried Glaswegian English?). I've never experienced any difficulty in understanding what people were saying. Of course, people in regions where there is a dialect (as in the UK and the USA) may be at first difficult to understand but most French people will try to make themselves understood once they grasp that you are a French-speaking person from overseas.
I don't speak French but still really obsessed with his videos.
French Canadian here from Temiskaming. You have nailed it.
Quel courage d'avoir appris le français avec tous ces accents! J'ai un nouveau défi c'est de comprendre les expressions provençales avec l'accent de Marseille ! 😂
Bonne mère
Il va pleurer le pitchoune 😭
1,2 likes pour 1 dislike ? La seul personne qui a dislike ça doit être le client québécois.
Y a des fractions de like?
Je viens de Québec mais j'adore ce vidéo. Pas tous le monde qui vive à Québec parle comme la merde. 😂
Personne aime rire de l'accent québécois plus que les québécois. Donc non, je crois pas les dislikes viennent de québécois.
Ok mais gang on parle du client québecois icitte
Laisse, certaines personnes ne connaissent pas le "2e degré"
i'm learning french and this is really inspiring. you make it seem so easy
J'ai cherché Poltelor et j'ai pas trouvé :(
Poltelor? 😂🤣
I am so thankful I am not alone in not understanding the Québécois
I watch Paul Taylor to help me with my French. Currently teaching myself and your comedy is helping me out!
Aaaaah LOVE you Paul!
Aller au Québec pour s'améliorer en français, c'est comme aller en Écosse pour s'améliorer en anglais ou en Saxe pour l'allemand (ma prof d'allemand elle-même est incapable de les comprendre).
Les Européens viennent en Amérique du nord et ils sont surpris de voir que nous parlons différemment par rapport à eux. Ni les Québecois ni les Canadiens/Américains anglophones parlent comme les Européens, c'est normal.
Idem pour l'Espagnol en Amérique centrale et du sud, ou le Portugais du Brésil.
As an Englishman who began learning French in Quebec, this is 100% accurate
Amazing what a difference the language makes. In French, I could listen all day; in English, not so much. Great job though. Really funny :-)
You must do an episode on the Canadian English accent. I always wonder what people think of the Canadian English accent.
Joking aboat that stereotypical Canadian accent, eh?!
Quebec is culturally amazing and has so many wonderful things to offer but at the same time it’s a mess. Unfortunately, I have never had the personal experience of going, I am in Western Canada. But I do take french classes. Grades 4 and 5 our teacher taught us traditional French. Then grade 6 to 9 we had a new teacher and she taught us Québécois French and now for grade 10 and 11 I’m back to traditional French.
j'adoooore ce spectacle
Hilarious, it is fun to recognise your own people (for me) from the accent they have while speaking English
Excellent !👌
Tu devrais venir à Montréal faire un spectacle!!!
The Québécois accent is different, but after living in Quebec for 4 years, for me, it’s familiar. It does sound strange, but for me it’s normal.
Canadian here! Was laughing so hard I sent it to my best friend who is Quebecoise and if anyone didn't believe him, the two of us can assure you this is 100% accurate.
second Belgian joke, I feel personally attacked... :p
Ma réaction à la première blague c'était "Ben là" lol
Sérieux wow quel bel accent québécois haha. Il est celui qui l’imite le mieux! Ton humour est vraiment quelque chose!!! Continue c’est hilarant 👍
I thought I was prepared for Quebec with all of my courses at L'Alliance Francaise and
Oh god, it was like what happened to you. I had no clue what was going on and I briefly wondered if I was having a stroke my first time in Montreal.
As a bilingual Irish Québecoise I feel attacked on ALL FRONTS
Love you my friend!
As a Quebecer, I can testify that this is indeed how we talk.
C'est impressionnant comme il parle français, espagnol et québécois avec un accent parfait tout en gardant son accent anglais genre t'es qui mec 😂😂👏
Dude's a Legend
I love that the subtitles for Quebec were in French not English lol
I don't speak French but this is really funny. Also, it's a total mind trip to hear you speak English at the end because you sound so French in the main part!
I'm a Franco from Montreal who's learned Canadian English at age three. I've clearly understood everything without the subtitles. I love my life.
Wow. Je suis Québecois et ton accent est solide. Même les français sonnent comme des épais quand ils essaient de l'imiter. Bravo!
"enchanté" était parfait hahaha 🇨🇦
Oh he's funny hahaha! That's exactly how I feel when I go to see my cousins in Montréal. I always think I'm going to get a chance to practice my French but I'm alway lost.
Dang he know his Québécois slang haha
I don't speak a bit of French, but my grandparents speak with a very thick Quebec accent. Even though I don't speak the language, this was still hilarious. You are talented.
C'est si génial xD trop drôle !
I love your French
Ah, the old "Quebecois is bad French" routine. We've heard it before... it would be nice to grow out of it, one day. I mean, Australian or Texan English is very different from "standard" English, but nobody would dare say that they're "bad" places to learn the language.
That being said, your Québécois accent is quite good.
Bien dit !
La titre est ma vie... Mais chui pas Anglais, mais Américain. Je fais l'université au Québec en français en plus.
“BEN LA LA” 🤣🤣💀💀💀
Paul, you nailed Quebecois accent spot on.
One of my dreams/hopes is to one day be fluent enough to no longer need the subtitles to double check what he's saying.
Omg je suis québécois et j’adore ton accent québécois!!!