I personally wouldn’t feel bad if someone mispronounces a brand name from my country because all languages have different sounds, sounds that might not exist in other languages. You pronounce things according to the sounds you have available in your language.
Brands themselves go that way. At least in France but I think also in Germany and the UK, the Czech brand Škoda ads all say "Skoda". To my understanding the Š makes a sort of "Tch" sound, so it should be something like "Tchoda". Peugeot ads in the US (when they were still sold ) pronunced the brand name as "Poojo" changing the first syllabe. On the other hand Xiaomi here makes sure you say their brand right by having a Chinese voice reading it "correctly".
No the Germans can go hang out with u.s France might be able to hangout with you guys too Italy stands alone cause we stated it all in league of our own
I love Callie’s attitude because she’s honest about whether or not she knows the correct pronunciation of said brand. If she doesn’t know it she is not afraid of saying how we Americans would say it or better said, how we slaughter non-English words. I think that English speakers specifically from the US and the UK, tend to be quite condescending with nonnative English speakers.
thats not true at all its the opposite, here in the uk at least, there are so many europeans, middle easterns, africans and asians here that no one is condescending to nonnative english speakers, or at leats its not common, maybe theres some random asshole who is but that isnt representative of the country, if people here were condescending to nonnative speakers, we'd have to be condescending to everyone on a day to day basis and it would be exhausting a country which is condescending to nonnative speakers as a part of their culture though are the french
They’re very similar languages. As someone who is part Italian and Mexican, I can tell you that. My Spanish isn’t the greatest, but, it did help me understand my cousins in Italy.
Hehe my country France 🟦⬜🟥and our neighbor's Italy 🟩⬜🟥 are actually the two most fashionable countries in the World. Gucci, Dior, But also most visited countries across the Globe. Germany also deserves to be as well I love speading time my summer vacation in Italy. They sure have really yummy food and such a beautiful country and their beaches are stunning I'm wearing a Saint Laurent eyeglasses Vive la France ! Viva Italia ! 💪🇫🇷🇮🇹👊
@@kiddarts8812 Spain is a pretty country, France need to do business more with Spain and Italy than Germany to form a Latin block in EU that would lead the EU and not Germany alone.
germans and french have similar pronounciations because the R sound has a common root. the Germanic R of the Franks mixed with the latin spoken by the Romano-Gaulic inhabitants to create french, so it's basically like a german speaker who spoke gaulish at home and learned latin in school. that combo gives us french.
As a Brit who knows French, Italian and German well, plus a little bit of Russian, I found this fascinating. I still can't for my life roll an 'r' -- I have a very French 'r' which is no good for Italian and Russian.
I can’t pronounce the Italian “R” and I’m Italian, my pronunciation is called “R moscia” (“flaccid R”), that’s because I have a different shape of the upper part inside the mouth, a lot of people have this problem and our R sounds like the French one
a tip from my spanish teacher for r sound : practice doing a gun sound effect. i don't know the exact name in english, but it does a lot of noise, so try imitating this sound (not sure it could help but i personally still remember it after six years)
Italy and France are two great European countries! Both have made a great contribution to Europe in terms of art, culture, identity, history and so on. Two beautiful sisters!
Fun fact: there was no such country as "Italy" until 1861. There were different kingdoms (Naples and Sicily), grand duchies (Tuscany) and even city-republics (Venice) on the Italian peninsula, but as a united country there has been "Italia" only since 1861. The modern official Italian language is strongly based on Tuscan, and is quite far for example from the Neapoletan language.
@@Yorgos2007 I think that he / she also knows what you have written, but the Italian peninsula is history, and it has made the history of Europe also divided into different kingdoms, therefore he means that the whole peninsula has made the history of Europe over the millennia.
Hmmm, sure about Italian? I'd like to hear the Spanish pronunciation of the designer's name - Giorgio Armani 🤭 Hearing Spaniards replace the sound of G in Giorgio or gentleman, or J in project with a Y sound always cracks me up - Yoryo, yentleman, proyect 🤭😅
@@donato286 in latinamerican Spanish is pretty similar to Italian pronunciation, but it depends if you're in the southern part o northern part of latin America
If you expand this to food & drinks you could add the Netherlands as well😇😇. I have never heard a foreigner pronounce 'Gouda' or 'Heineken' correctly 😂. Or you could have an episode on the original pronunciation of cities and regions or famous people, really hard to pronounce for foreigners as well haha (like honestly don't even get me started on Den Haag/The Hague or van Gogh😂😂🙈)
حقيقه اصبح العالم جنه صغيره برنامج جميل جدا وممتع وكل البنات الايطاليه والفرنسيه والالمانيه والامريكيه ممتعات وفرحات ولطيفات شكرا كثيرا كثيرا كثيرا على البرنامج الناجح 🌹💐🌷🏵️
They should have someone from Finland pronounce the names of famous international brands. We absolutely butcher French and English names when we say them in Finnish. German and Italian don't suffer as much because their pronunciation is actually quite similar to ours.
I also disagree with the American girl on this. When I've heard people say it, its just the Saint part they get wrong, but the Laurent is usually correct. They'll use the emphasized A and hard T for Saint (rhyming with "ain't").
@@kitty_k4to But as a generality it is true. I find the Italians the most beautiful girls in Europe (I live in Monaco) and it is partly their physical femininity but also their beautiful behaviour and love of life. And the Italian language.. oh my god it is so musical and beautiful.
@@einhorntaschentuch9404 you're still using the idiotic construction "still using .... unironically" unironnically ? sounds like someone could grow a brain :)
We’re growing. But there’s a lot of American designers/cultures that’s been influencing fashion lately, that a lot of European fashion brands have collaborated with. Like Virgil Abloh (RIP) and Louis Vuitton, Dapper Dan and Gucci, etc. Dior, YSL, Balmain, etc. have implemented more Urban pieces lately. Thanks to American Street Wear influences. Gucci/The North Face, Louis Vuitton/Supreme, Adidas/RAF, Nike/Dior etc.
@@WHYOSHO we are growing? we have *already* grown (astronomically) and I suppose that is the point. Despite our economy being over twice that of Europe, we are almost invisible when it comes to luxury brands, or classical music for example. Aesthetics aren’t emphasised in our upbringing and we are more celebrity and money driven.
I’m an American of Italian descent. I really enjoyed listening to Jordi, and as a fellow Italian, I can confirm that we are world renowned for our amazing fashion brands! Indeed, our fashion is a bragging right for us!!!
As an Aussie I pretty much got all of those pronunciations wrong! We tend to abbreviate over rolling r's. 😁 France and Italy sound like such posh languages.
As italian myself now i'm curious about why our language sound posh X"D It's interesting because we're not posh peoples at all, but Ye First Time see someone Who get this impression,now i'm curious~
I would say that the tip of the tongue vibrates in the front of the mouth, in the same position where you pronounce the sound for D. If you want to learn it, there is a video titled "How to roll your Rs in Italian (also works for Spanish)" on a channel called Joy of Italian.
The thing about US is, if we see the commercial we know how to pronounce it based on that 😅 If they never saw the commercials or shop those brands, they would butcher the pronunciation just based on English rules...
The strong O for Dior would be a very specific American accent. South Dakota or North lol would be this. Maybe some southern too. Even in the states it's teased
I’ve never lived in/near a major city so luxury brands aren’t really a thing that I’ve really encountered much in my actual life. Rural people have different status markers. 😂 That said, if I see “Hermès”, my first instinct every single time would be to think of the Greek god and not the French brand, which Americans pronounce “her-mees.” I am curious about the correct Greek pronunciation of that word though if there are any Greeks who could share that info?
Hello there!!! This name is a God’s name! In Hellenic🇬🇷 we say Ερμής It is pronounced as Ermís with a soft rolled r Many words that start with a vowel in Hellenic the got that h in English. Even our country’s name Ελλάς / Ellás becomes Hellas… 🤷🏻♂️
@@Kolious_Thrace Thanks so much for your response! I’ve visited your beautiful country once before and would like to return someday, but admittedly struggled with the language more than some others.
@@Kolious_Thrace I’m from the US. I’ve studied a few other languages a little, mostly in the Latin family, but with Hellenic I never really got very far.
@@oktxlatn2158 it’s the alphabet that throws people away I think. And maybe the pronunciation and grammar. Hellenic is the easiest language when it comes to alphabet and reading. Each letter makes one sound, so if you learnt it once you’re done. You can read anything in Hellenic! The pronunciation… mhhh Hellenic is pretty flat. We don’t have ups and downs, like Italian for explains that is pretty singy-songy language.
Hi guys, I found a new nice topic for you- car brand names . I’m Polish and I live in the UK. It is hilarious to listen to Brits who don’t really know how to say VV, Renault , Peugeot etc.
Ok last thought, I've never heard Americans say a lot of the ones reading it with English pronunciation. If someone knows the brands and actually cares about them they would use a closer accent. Which in a lot of areas we could care less about these brands 🤷🏽♀️ the American did a good job using the actual English pronunciation but we use other language loan words accurately all the time. Like we use quesadilla all the time and pronounce it in Spanish though it would be read different in English... If that makes sense
I've consistently heard Porsche pronounced both ways in English. I'm from Michigan so it's not especially German here. Also I've never heard anyone say Yves Saint Laurent like that although we don't pronounce it exactly correct. Definitely not Hermes... I've always heard it pronounced close to accurate but I guess she doesn't listen to rap. Although I thought it's ubiquitous because I hear most of my exposure in passing.
I am German and French but live in the U.S. and I've NEVER heard anyone here in the U.S. pronounce YSL in that manner. If anything we abbreviate it down to YSL.
I knew the American pronunciations would be cringy just because I have heard all of those myself here in the states. Callie was right, if you don't shop those brands they just don't get a second thought here. People just take them at face value. Wrong, but at face value.
Non French speakers make the same mistakes for Dior without realizing it . It’s not how you pronounce some letters but in how many syllables. Dior have just one syllable not two. It’s Dior not Di-or
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Please don't put the blame on models they just being hired and doing they're best. Most importantly it's you yourself we wanted to hear. Regardless the pronunciation or diction it's so okey as long as it's how you say it or your people said cause everyday is a learning process. You knew it right! 😉
As of now I can recall 2 tongue twisters in Italian🇮🇹 about the tr's. One is "Tre tigri contro tre tigri", three tigers vs three tigers. You just repeat it very fast until you mess it up by forgetting the r's in between tre or contro. The other one is "trentatré trentini entrarono a Trento, tutti e trentatré trotterellando", 33 trentini entered Trento, all 33 trotting. A Trentino can be an inhabitant of Trento, or a person from Trentino, the region of which Trento is the capital. The last one especially is quite sadistic if you ask me
As a dutchy from Netherlands I think we pronounce the brands like how its pronounced But if a dutchmen that has never seen this brand would pronounce it will be Her-Muhs for Hermes Ee-Vuhs Seint Lou ruhnt (lou like in Loud) for Yves saint laurent And many more
Me an American pronouncing Ferrero Rocher: Fur-rehr-row Raw-chur I really just call them “those chocolate balls with the stuff inside” 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
As persone learning German i have a little crush on Nele shes so beautiful. I pretty much melt hearing a German accent especially hers. Shes awsome. Deutshcland Fur Immer! 🇩🇪
For me , Italy 🇮🇹 and France 🇫🇷 are most famous countries in the world about fashion and style
Indeed. We French and Italian are the most fashionable countries in the World
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Agreed Henri.
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 🇪🇸
@@kiddarts8812 the most "famous and luxurious" Spanish brands are basically Zara, bershka and seat lol. Even Germany and UK can do better then that
@@agem1989 and basically Zara and Berhska are the same, cause they are part of the Inditex Group
Elia 🇫🇷 and Jorgy 🇮🇹 deserve a video together only the two , talking about culture and everything about Italy and France
Vive la France 🟦⬜🟥
Vivi Italia 🟩⬜🟥
Make a react National Anthem video
Jordi not Jorgy
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 viva l'italia* :)
@@Jormone Viva España 🇪🇦😏
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 yessir, as an italian im ready to cheer for france at the World Cup
The Italian accent is so beautiful
thank you man
But your flag is not! Change Ukranian flag on Russian!
@@talkshow8151 what the fuck? People are literally dying and you support the aggressor? What is wrong with you?
@@talkshow8151 why
tysm :)
I personally wouldn’t feel bad if someone mispronounces a brand name from my country because all languages have different sounds, sounds that might not exist in other languages. You pronounce things according to the sounds you have available in your language.
Oh yes, and then you add in dialects and accents from the different parts of the countries, that gives even more pronunciations.
Sometimes... But caroulinea jejeeurrea is a joke...., 🤣🤣🤣
Brands themselves go that way. At least in France but I think also in Germany and the UK, the Czech brand Škoda ads all say "Skoda". To my understanding the Š makes a sort of "Tch" sound, so it should be something like "Tchoda".
Peugeot ads in the US (when they were still sold ) pronunced the brand name as "Poojo" changing the first syllabe.
On the other hand Xiaomi here makes sure you say their brand right by having a Chinese voice reading it "correctly".
These four look like they have much fun together. 🇺🇸🇫🇷🇮🇹🇩🇪
I would go like this
🇺🇸 🇪🇺🇫🇷🇩🇪🇮🇹
I would like
🇺🇸or🇬🇧, 🇨🇵🇮🇹🇪🇸🇵🇹
The romance ones with English
I've seen Italy and Germany vs France and USA before
@@JiafeiProducts6969 With the AUKUS alliance. We French kinda shows mistrustful towards the Americans British and Australians.
No the Germans can go hang out with u.s France might be able to hangout with you guys too Italy stands alone cause we stated it all in league of our own
Talking about style , brands and fashion , all of them are wearing great outfits , my favorite is Nele's outfits 🇩🇪
Shes really Manifesting the Berlin Black its awesome
first two girls have good outfit
I love Callie’s attitude because she’s honest about whether or not she knows the correct pronunciation of said brand. If she doesn’t know it she is not afraid of saying how we Americans would say it or better said, how we slaughter non-English words.
I think that English speakers specifically from the US and the UK, tend to be quite condescending with nonnative English speakers.
thats not true at all its the opposite, here in the uk at least, there are so many europeans, middle easterns, africans and asians here that no one is condescending to nonnative english speakers, or at leats its not common, maybe theres some random asshole who is but that isnt representative of the country, if people here were condescending to nonnative speakers, we'd have to be condescending to everyone on a day to day basis and it would be exhausting
a country which is condescending to nonnative speakers as a part of their culture though are the french
Italian is a very beautiful language, I'm Spanish speaker, now learning English, but after that I would like to learn Italian.
👏Well, that would be easy for you. Italian pronunciation is easier than the Spanish one...
try Mandarin Chinese!
They’re very similar languages. As someone who is part Italian and Mexican, I can tell you that. My Spanish isn’t the greatest, but, it did help me understand my cousins in Italy.
Si te sabes el español, el italiano es fácil a decir y el gramático no es tan diferente. You’ll do great!
Te recomiendo las clases de italiano de Miguel idiomas, es gratuita
Hehe my country France 🟦⬜🟥and our neighbor's Italy 🟩⬜🟥 are actually the two most fashionable countries in the World. Gucci, Dior,
But also most visited countries across the Globe. Germany also deserves to be as well
I love speading time my summer vacation in Italy. They sure have really yummy food and such a beautiful country and their beaches are stunning
I'm wearing a Saint Laurent eyeglasses
Vive la France !
Viva Italia !
💪🇫🇷🇮🇹👊
Hope you don't mind, but we say Viva l'Italia 😉
Spain is more visited than Italy. 2nd
@@kiddarts8812 Spain is a pretty country, France need to do business more with Spain and Italy than Germany to form a Latin block in EU that would lead the EU and not Germany alone.
@@SumLivius It’s okay. I really don’t mind. I forgot to mention it in my comment. Spanish, French and Italian are all 3 Romance Languages
@@ommsterlitz1805 Definitely agree with you. Our France should be working with Spain and Italy more closely. Also Germany
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germans and french have similar pronounciations because the R sound has a common root. the Germanic R of the Franks mixed with the latin spoken by the Romano-Gaulic inhabitants to create french, so it's basically like a german speaker who spoke gaulish at home and learned latin in school. that combo gives us french.
it's very short but not wrong either
Then Why was Hitler pronouce R like the italian R?
American girl is so sweet. She always compliments them and trying not to offend them for pronouncing their words wrong.
@Robb Grey im not even amercian yet this comment got me laughing so hard
She was very nice and apologised too much despite them being somewhat patronising to her.
As a Brit who knows French, Italian and German well, plus a little bit of Russian, I found this fascinating.
I still can't for my life roll an 'r' -- I have a very French 'r' which is no good for Italian and Russian.
don't worry about it there are even italians who can't roll the r and they pronounce it closer to the german r :)
Keep practicing, you'll get there eventually! It's really not that hard once you get the hang of it :)
I can’t pronounce the Italian “R” and I’m Italian, my pronunciation is called “R moscia” (“flaccid R”), that’s because I have a different shape of the upper part inside the mouth, a lot of people have this problem and our R sounds like the French one
Don't worry, many Russians can't pronounce 'r', it's ok :)
a tip from my spanish teacher for r sound : practice doing a gun sound effect. i don't know the exact name in english, but it does a lot of noise, so try imitating this sound (not sure it could help but i personally still remember it after six years)
Italy and France are two great European countries! Both have made a great contribution to Europe in terms of art, culture, identity, history and so on. Two beautiful sisters!
Fun fact: there was no such country as "Italy" until 1861. There were different kingdoms (Naples and Sicily), grand duchies (Tuscany) and even city-republics (Venice) on the Italian peninsula, but as a united country there has been "Italia" only since 1861. The modern official Italian language is strongly based on Tuscan, and is quite far for example from the Neapoletan language.
@@Yorgos2007 I think that he / she also knows what you have written, but the Italian peninsula is history, and it has made the history of Europe also divided into different kingdoms, therefore he means that the whole peninsula has made the history of Europe over the millennia.
French and Italy are so beautiful language ✨
Grazie mille 🇮🇹❤
In Spain our pronunciation of these brands is quite funny (the italian ones we get them right but the rest are all over the place xd)
Hmmm, sure about Italian? I'd like to hear the Spanish pronunciation of the designer's name - Giorgio Armani 🤭
Hearing Spaniards replace the sound of G in Giorgio or gentleman, or J in project with a Y sound always cracks me up - Yoryo, yentleman, proyect 🤭😅
@@donato286 in latinamerican Spanish is pretty similar to Italian pronunciation, but it depends if you're in the southern part o northern part of latin America
i hope they add a spanish girl
@@donato286 oh ur right! I tried to pronounced and i do with j 😂
I am in love with the Italian accent...
If you expand this to food & drinks you could add the Netherlands as well😇😇. I have never heard a foreigner pronounce 'Gouda' or 'Heineken' correctly 😂. Or you could have an episode on the original pronunciation of cities and regions or famous people, really hard to pronounce for foreigners as well haha (like honestly don't even get me started on Den Haag/The Hague or van Gogh😂😂🙈)
The Dutch G makes it sound like it belongs to the Semitic language family.
I love Nele's sense of humour
"It's PorschE!"
would be fun to see spanish, cause the italian brands are pronunced the same in spanish
Not exactly. Whenever the letter C followed by E or E or H is involved it all changes.
حقيقه اصبح العالم جنه صغيره برنامج جميل جدا وممتع وكل البنات الايطاليه والفرنسيه والالمانيه والامريكيه ممتعات وفرحات ولطيفات شكرا كثيرا كثيرا كثيرا على البرنامج الناجح 🌹💐🌷🏵️
I, who speak Spanish, pronounced the marks the same as Italian, damn that's amazing 😼
Scoprire che i Ferrero Rocher sono un brand di lusso be like - Ambrogio, ho un certo languorino
They should have someone from Finland pronounce the names of famous international brands. We absolutely butcher French and English names when we say them in Finnish. German and Italian don't suffer as much because their pronunciation is actually quite similar to ours.
That is easy... just listen any Finnish race driver speaking English and you get the idea.
I love the group. Looks like they're really having fun 😊😊
7:30 i’ve seen many American and Canadian commercials about yves St Laurent Pronouncing it correctly in English
Like the full thing
I also disagree with the American girl on this. When I've heard people say it, its just the Saint part they get wrong, but the Laurent is usually correct. They'll use the emphasized A and hard T for Saint (rhyming with "ain't").
Yeah I’ve never heard it like she saud
Same. Callie admitted she's not a luxury brand buyer.
I like Italian girls, so cute 😊
That generality lol
@@kitty_k4to But as a generality it is true. I find the Italians the most beautiful girls in Europe (I live in Monaco) and it is partly their physical femininity but also their beautiful behaviour and love of life. And the Italian language.. oh my god it is so musical and beautiful.
@@NoreenHoltzen 🥶🥶
As an italian, i'll confess that i mispronounced MANY French brands.
Can we take a moment to underline how beautiful and stylish is Nele from Germany? She's amazing and deserve more appreciation!
stop simping
@@lesgibson969 still using the word simp unironically in 2022 bozo?
@@einhorntaschentuch9404 yes
@@einhorntaschentuch9404 you're still using the idiotic construction "still using .... unironically" unironnically ? sounds like someone could grow a brain :)
I loved your video girls! Maybe you should invite someone from Spain! Don't forget our beautiful Spanish language! Greetings from Guatemala !
I really liked ur content which is helping educate people..... Thank you... ❤🌹🙏
This video is so good, thank you girls
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Inversely, the USA girl was so cool and cute so as her pronunciation 💜🔮 keep going ✋
Love you ladies for sharing this!
Love how there is now luxury American brand worth mentioning
We’re growing. But there’s a lot of American designers/cultures that’s been influencing fashion lately, that a lot of European fashion brands have collaborated with. Like Virgil Abloh (RIP) and Louis Vuitton, Dapper Dan and Gucci, etc. Dior, YSL, Balmain, etc. have implemented more Urban pieces lately. Thanks to American Street Wear influences. Gucci/The North Face, Louis Vuitton/Supreme, Adidas/RAF, Nike/Dior etc.
@@WHYOSHO we are growing? we have *already* grown (astronomically) and I suppose that is the point. Despite our economy being over twice that of Europe, we are almost invisible when it comes to luxury brands, or classical music for example. Aesthetics aren’t emphasised in our upbringing and we are more celebrity and money driven.
@@NoreenHoltzen Huh? We’re responsible for most of the globes mode unique music genres. Jazz, House Music, R&B, Rock, Techno, etc.
You should do one with all the german car brands! I would be really interested in them
I’m an American of Italian descent. I really enjoyed listening to Jordi, and as a fellow Italian, I can confirm that we are world renowned for our amazing fashion brands! Indeed, our fashion is a bragging right for us!!!
I’ve never heard Ferrari pronounced like that! I like it! My pronunciations would be similar to Callie. This foursome is a great combo!
Me two!
As an Aussie I pretty much got all of those pronunciations wrong! We tend to abbreviate over rolling r's. 😁 France and Italy sound like such posh languages.
As italian myself now i'm curious about why our language sound posh X"D
It's interesting because we're not posh peoples at all, but Ye First Time see someone Who get this impression,now i'm curious~
I love these ladies they are so wholesome 😍
Really good video today , thanks ladies, really funny at times , loved the rrrrrrrr's ! .
I like brand pronunciation videos make more World friends
I love these girls. Please continue to do a lot of video together~~
Is the rrr sound in Italian is made with the tongue far in the mouth or in the front ? Sorry it's hard to describe 😅
Tip of the tongue.
I would say that the tip of the tongue vibrates in the front of the mouth, in the same position where you pronounce the sound for D. If you want to learn it, there is a video titled "How to roll your Rs in Italian (also works for Spanish)" on a channel called Joy of Italian.
It's an alveolar vibrant so it's in the middle of the palate
front
The tongue shoud be kinda where you'd have it for the hard th sound in Engish.
For me, "ferrero rocher",i never said that,it s already in my mouth 😅
The pronunciation of Mercedes would have be fun!
Well it is a Spanish given name. So I would go there. But I get German way also.
I find the offended facial expressions odd when you know they’re from a different country.
That’s the French for you. Immediately offended when the world doesn’t revolve around them
@@saltycalmonds lol
@@saltycalmonds She didn't mention the french girl in particular, but you probably are american so it explain why you're projecting like this.
@@DiavoloGrenadine 😂😂😂😂
The American girl was kind despite their subtle digs at her.
The thing about US is, if we see the commercial we know how to pronounce it based on that 😅 If they never saw the commercials or shop those brands, they would butcher the pronunciation just based on English rules...
“Is it a common car in germany?”
I don’t think so lol.
Actually I see more Porche than Ford on the way to work....Distance 2 miles...
The strong O for Dior would be a very specific American accent. South Dakota or North lol would be this. Maybe some southern too. Even in the states it's teased
their english all sounded so well i'm surprised
As a French, I always said "Versasse" and not "Versatché" for Versace 😬
bha t'es probablement la seule a dire ça comme ça
@@nanato7579 ah non j'te rassure, j'ai même 23 likes x)
So?
@@CFS1822 because in the video she said "Versatché"
Uh Comme Vert- sas ?
Never heard anyone in France pronounce Versace like that and never thought it could even be a thing !
Italian is the sexiest language end of story.
I’ve never lived in/near a major city so luxury brands aren’t really a thing that I’ve really encountered much in my actual life. Rural people have different status markers. 😂 That said, if I see “Hermès”, my first instinct every single time would be to think of the Greek god and not the French brand, which Americans pronounce “her-mees.”
I am curious about the correct Greek pronunciation of that word though if there are any Greeks who could share that info?
Hello there!!!
This name is a God’s name!
In Hellenic🇬🇷 we say Ερμής
It is pronounced as Ermís with a soft rolled r
Many words that start with a vowel in Hellenic the got that h in English.
Even our country’s name Ελλάς / Ellás becomes Hellas… 🤷🏻♂️
@@Kolious_Thrace Thanks so much for your response! I’ve visited your beautiful country once before and would like to return someday, but admittedly struggled with the language more than some others.
@@oktxlatn2158 haha really? Can I ask where are you from?
Mostly English speakers are struggling with Hellenic.
@@Kolious_Thrace I’m from the US. I’ve studied a few other languages a little, mostly in the Latin family, but with Hellenic I never really got very far.
@@oktxlatn2158 it’s the alphabet that throws people away I think.
And maybe the pronunciation and grammar.
Hellenic is the easiest language when it comes to alphabet and reading.
Each letter makes one sound, so if you learnt it once you’re done. You can read anything in Hellenic!
The pronunciation… mhhh
Hellenic is pretty flat. We don’t have ups and downs, like Italian for explains that is pretty singy-songy language.
I love to hear all of these accents! I would have liked to listen MERCEDES in those languages as I find this name (and brand) absolutely awesome.
I am learning French Nd I think French is very difficult language 🤯 Nd specifically the writing nd reading oh la la 😁
7:54 some Americans will say “Portia” for “Porsche” as well
I have never heard that.
Another sweet video! Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.
Hi guys, I found a new nice topic for you- car brand names . I’m Polish and I live in the UK. It is hilarious to listen to Brits who don’t really know how to say VV, Renault , Peugeot etc.
The Spanish/Italian R's are so hard. When I speak spanish I pronounce my R's more like the French or Germans it's more Airy vs Trilled
Many to learn so many promising brands with potentials
Ok last thought, I've never heard Americans say a lot of the ones reading it with English pronunciation. If someone knows the brands and actually cares about them they would use a closer accent. Which in a lot of areas we could care less about these brands 🤷🏽♀️ the American did a good job using the actual English pronunciation but we use other language loan words accurately all the time. Like we use quesadilla all the time and pronounce it in Spanish though it would be read different in English... If that makes sense
I've consistently heard Porsche pronounced both ways in English. I'm from Michigan so it's not especially German here. Also I've never heard anyone say Yves Saint Laurent like that although we don't pronounce it exactly correct. Definitely not Hermes... I've always heard it pronounced close to accurate but I guess she doesn't listen to rap. Although I thought it's ubiquitous because I hear most of my exposure in passing.
Hermes is also a postal service ( like royale mail ) at least it is in England and it is pronounced her-mes
I am German and French but live in the U.S. and I've NEVER heard anyone here in the U.S. pronounce YSL in that manner. If anything we abbreviate it down to YSL.
These girls are way nicer than the ones before. I liked elli she is nice and the German boy 👦 I miss them as well as the Spanish lady she is stunning
In Argentina🇦🇷 we pronunce everything in the italian way 😆
No, you do not. You butcher italian words as: gnocchi, Mascherano etc 😔
We are brothers country
Because italian is close to Spanish and portuguese
@@shalbec3232 French is the closest language to Italian
I love Nele attitude 😊
They are all beautiful
I knew the American pronunciations would be cringy just because I have heard all of those myself here in the states. Callie was right, if you don't shop those brands they just don't get a second thought here. People just take them at face value. Wrong, but at face value.
Nghe xong bài này cái thấy tâm trạng buồn và nặng nề kinh khủng. Nhưng lại cứ phải replay hoài cả ngày😍
In Brazil we would say
Fêrári
Versachi
Ferrèrô rôchê
Íve “Sã Lourran”
Díor
Hermés
Porschê
0:38
In the Philippines people call it Luwi-Batan
Strangers: Wursahceee
Italians: *facepalm*
In Spanish high luxury brands sound and pronounce exactly like Italian girl says
Non French speakers make the same mistakes for Dior without realizing it . It’s not how you pronounce some letters but in how many syllables.
Dior have just one syllable not two. It’s Dior not Di-or
*has
All are beautifully
In Britain sometimes you might say YSL
Every Porsche should be playing bidi bodi bidibu! 😊
French girl is so sweet, especially her eyes 😍
i love nele. such good vibes from her haha.
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the italian girl had me as she said Ferrari
How about Givenchy?
Please don't put the blame on models they just being hired and doing they're best. Most importantly it's you yourself we wanted to hear. Regardless the pronunciation or diction it's so okey as long as it's how you say it or your people said cause everyday is a learning process. You knew it right! 😉
in 4:06 they messed up in the subtitles it said italian instead of french yw
The subs you see are always "strange": BUT if you choose the subs on your own E/I f.e. the translation is "similar to French version" aka right...
The crazy thing is in Bosnian we roll our "R's" as well.
more of this cast! i like them
the American girl is so sweet
In Spain 🇪🇸 we have a tongue twister so that kids practice saying the letter R: "tres tristes tigres comen trigo en un trigal"
As of now I can recall 2 tongue twisters in Italian🇮🇹 about the tr's. One is "Tre tigri contro tre tigri", three tigers vs three tigers. You just repeat it very fast until you mess it up by forgetting the r's in between tre or contro.
The other one is "trentatré trentini entrarono a Trento, tutti e trentatré trotterellando", 33 trentini entered Trento, all 33 trotting. A Trentino can be an inhabitant of Trento, or a person from Trentino, the region of which Trento is the capital.
The last one especially is quite sadistic if you ask me
We have that same tongue twister in Mexico 🇲🇽
the italian with that belt under her breast! Che cavolo combiniii
Thank you guys teach me correct pronunciation
The Porsche thing always gets me
As a dutchy from Netherlands
I think we pronounce the brands like how its pronounced
But if a dutchmen that has never seen this brand would pronounce it will be
Her-Muhs for Hermes
Ee-Vuhs Seint Lou ruhnt (lou like in Loud) for Yves saint laurent
And many more
I'm also French and can I say she is gorgeous.
Me an American pronouncing Ferrero Rocher:
Fur-rehr-row Raw-chur
I really just call them “those chocolate balls with the stuff inside” 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
As persone learning German i have a little crush on Nele shes so beautiful. I pretty much melt hearing a German accent especially hers. Shes awsome. Deutshcland Fur Immer! 🇩🇪
Loved it
As a person learning Spanish, I'm going to keep practicing the word Ferrari as it's impossible for me to roll my R's like that.
Ok, but the german girl is really funny and beautiful!! 🤩🤩