I think a big thing people miss about his ability to learn French is something he mentions - not being afraid to fail and constantly trying to communicate. Most people, myself included, go through the motions and are just learning the words, but throwing yourself out there makes such a big difference. Stands to reason that an actor would be well-suited to this level of learning and immersion.
Cooper is very talented. He is not just another face. He is studied, open and elastic imo and obviously has the discipline necessary to sustain a long career as a performer. My best to him.
I never worried of making mistakes.. And that is indeed the first rule when you are learning (or trying to learn) another language. His French sounds very.. French indeed ☀️
He had to continue practicing with someone because you don't get that fluent in 6 months. Pretty impressive and good for him. French is a beautiful language.
He is so talented he is a jack kf all trades. I love that he made it a point to practice the beautiful French language bc he wants to communicate not show off.❤
@Jackmerius_Tacktheritrix5733 LOL that's not what's insane 🤣. He's a famous actor, and yet he managed to keep secret that he's fluent in French. How did that detail not come up in interviews or headlines more often ? Anyway ..I was just surprised, that's all
I've been learning french by myself for over two years now, and unfortunately I'm not fluent, not even close. But I can understand quite a lot. Nice to see an american being fluent in another language.
Six months of study will get you nowhere. I think he’s not admitting how much time and effort he’s actually put into it. He not only has excellent comprehension at full speed conversation with a native speaker, his accent is very good. It’s impressive.
A little less than 6 months of study got me fluent in Japanese. Highly depends on the person. I know people that can have conversations in a new language within 30 days.
@@owwmykneecap Exactly, unless you have prior longtime exposure to the language like one of the parents being Japanese, that’s impossible. Maybe for a polyglot who knows more than 5 languages, it could be achievable.
i mean he did say he studied in france for 6 months, then at least for this interview says he does live in Paris. My french is tourist level as I studied french for 10 years at School, not fluent at all but can get by . It is inspiring to see the level of competency which Bradley Cooper has to speak so fluently
It’s kinda been proven that language has a mathematical substructure. I think certain people have an ability recognize this & rapidly learn new languages. There’s a polymath on TH-cam I follow occasionally and he’s ridiculously good at it… so much so that he’s fluent in classical Latin (not ecclesiastical). When I say language has a mathematical substructure… what I mean is it’s formulaic to the point where computers easily deconstruct them. They’re even being used to decode ancient dead languages.
This has convinced me to watch this film. Bradley has gone from just another Actor to a guy who can’t just speak French he IS French when he turns it on!! Not many will pull off such a great flow capturing the best language in the world 👍☀️👌
Wow! Goosebumps when she started singing! I don’t know her music well but wow! Great interview! Yay, Bradley Cooper! Still learning Spanish, French would be amazing to know!
6 months??? and he learned it? THATS CRAZYYYYY. i had it school for yearssss and i cant still do it. I absolutely love how he does the classic french pause "umm" and other french expressions. Like he really learned it. its mad.
The most appaling thing in learning languages is having to realize, that you should ABANDON your native language(or minimize your daily usage by the smallest amount as possible) at least for 2 months straight and use the basics that you have learned in new language, with broading your vocabulary, as your information source. It drasticaly helped me to learn english faster, than i had ever tried before. It comes with time, but this is a necessity that you should not ignore. Don't give up, there is more, than you can do 🙏
It’s so weird, having taken French for years, my parents and grandparents spoke it, albeit an odd broken québécois, I can understand most of this but I can’t speak it….im going to spend some time in the south of France and maybe i can pick more up
As someone who has lived and studied in France in various parts, I can tell you it's only really Parisians that are a little rude about it. But I think it's just because they assume you probably don't speak much French so they switch to English. Everywhere else, people are often very welcoming to Americans esp when you try to speak French.
C est vrai! En tant qu une personne avec français comme 2e langue, j admire son effort. Il doit aimer beaucoup la France. Comme quoi il y a des américains qui aiment la France !
You have to be willing to learn and practice. I know a French person who lived in China for five months and didn’t bother to learn anything, but he has lived here in America for a year and speaks English well.
My French is quite basic but his pronunciation sounds quite good. I researched it and see he minored in French at Georgetown, so that would explain it. Still, he must have put good effort to get the pronunciation correct.
Yeah this makes me realize how much my French sucks after 5 years high schools and college 😢 the French are not very forgiving in errors so I don’t think I would even attempt to speak it with a French person .
Never had a French speaking American because the producers didn’t make it a priority to book one. Would rather book a non-French speaking U.S. guest, then proceed to crap on them for not being fluent…why lessen the drama?
he's obviously not talking about randoms who happen to speak French but other celebrities big enough to be known there who are also fluent in French.. it's rare.. besides Jodie Foster (who isn't exactly promoting anything lately), who else?
Good man... great language speak pigeon French but always seem to resort to it wherever I am if other person doesn't speak English which is odd... wish I could speak more
It depends on your culture type I have many friends that speak upwards of 8 languages but they just dont flaunt it. And yes theyre Americans with unique backgrounds.
I wish they would’ve stayed with the storyline on the original well the movie that Kris Kristofferson and Barbra Streisand did that soundtrack was so epic
After studying for over 20 years and becoming proficient in English, French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic and Mandarin, my 13 year old nephew spoke to me using an AI app with absolute linguistic perfection in 3 of those languages for about 10 minutes. I felt like I wasted my time and money for over twenty years 😭😭😭
No you didn’t, because you don’t need an AI app to speak in those languages and to translate. You can do that all on your own. With tech or not, we will always need translators.
I think he’s getting the interviewer’s speech translated via the earbud which he then takes out. So maybe he means doing the whole interview in French with no assistance
It isn't impressive for an American to have fluency in another language, it's just uncommon. My family spoke German when they arrived in the US. They insisted their children speak English even at home so they could more easily assimilate into American culture. This is not atypical for many immigrants, especially in generations past. Things would have been very complicated & clumsy in the past if all arrivals kept their native language as their primary language going forward. The US has attracted tremendous numbers of people from all over the world since the Pilgrims invaded New England & the conquistadors invaded further south & west. French was once the prima lingua for diplomacy because political & military leaders were often from the nobility. French was the language they typically learned to communicate with other nobles in Europe & in colonized regions. Spanish came to be the same in the Southern Hemisphere. The French lost Canada to the British fairly early so the language is only spoken frequently in a few areas such as rural Quebec. Napoleon sold the vast Louisiana territory to Thomas Jefferson before many people had colonized it so French culture is only retained in a few spots in southern Louisiana & a few neighborhoods in St Louis including Soulard.
You said it well. I’m 70 and came to America at 4 yrs old. My Korean mother said no Korean anymore. So my brother and I learned English in 9 months and forgot Korean. My mother spoke 3 other languages and learned English too. She became a citizen in 6 years. I lived in Germany for 5 years and never became proficient in it. I was amazed after that experience at how brilliant my mother was. English was a different vocabulary, different alphabet. Left to right vs right to left. You are correct, she didn’t want us to have an accent and she said, “we are never going back to Korea.” It was after the Korean War and she was terrified of the Chinese communists that killed her family. So I only speak English and a bit of German. Sad really. I envy bilingual people.
Gentlemen, I was very fortunate. My immigrant father laid down the law. “There will be NO English in this house! You may speak any language you like EXCEPT English.” When I pleaded that I needed English for school my father replied, “You will speak English in school AND I expect you to be at the top of your class in English. For many, many years now I have been most thankful to both my parents that I can speak at least one other language fluently.
It will ALWAYS be impressive if someone learned their foreign language as an adult/young adult. Case closed! Growing up speaking multiple languages as a child is EASY. Learning a language to a high level as almost fully formed individual is 1 of the most difficult things imaginable.
@@chadbailey7038 Dear Chad Bailey, I couldn’t agree with you more. That is why it is so important to begin teaching children a second and even third language at as early an age as possible. Starting to learn a language after age 12 is much more difficult than learning the same language before the age of 10 when it is still relatively effortless.
I've found, as an American living in Europe for 25 years, that most Americans aren't able to speak another language in any depth. My own impression is that this is because the USA is something like a large island that sits alone in the world and there are few opportunities to practice, even if you've studied one. You have to do what Cooper did -- seek out ways to keep speaking and learning after school or university.
@@ninecatsmagee8384This. Schools don’t teach languages until high school, usually. Everyone for 3,000 miles in all directions speaks English, as does the rest of the world (not really, but many do, given Colonization and general dominance). The US is so large and the geography so diverse, and the time off from work so limited that most people don’t leave the country.
@@Trenchant468 It's also more expensive to travel from the USA abroad than from Europe to the USA. Americans seem to get penalised for trying to travel. And if, like me, you settle abroad from America, then you're double-taxed on income -- and they also tax your spouse who is often the citizen of another country. America is adverse to anyone ilving in a foreign place, both philosophically and practicaly. No wonder Americans don't get into the flow of other lands.
The USA is a continent size. Each state would be a country in Europe. So, if each state had its own language, then it would be more common for Americans to speak multiple languages. As it is now a lot speak or at least understand Spanish as it is a large language spoken in the USA.
Et moi parle Francaise Aussie: Le croissant est dans la fenêtre, mais la vache de bibliothèque mange le rendez-vous, oui, bien sûr, la piscine! Et pourquoi pas? La tour Eiffel danse avec le fromage, très magnifique, baguette de chocolat! Merci beaucoup, fromage!
What do you call someone who can speak three languages? Multilingual What do you call someone who can speak two languages? Bilingual What do you call someone who can only speak one language? American When I first heard this joke, I burst out laughing. I didn’t realize it would set off a bunch of crazy comments about racism, wokeism, universal language! You’re all nuts!
Оооо, ну зачем так?? Вы нас - русских - спросите: сколько мы языков знаем. Большинство толком не знает СОБСТВЕННОГО языка, пишет с ошибками. Но нам правительство внушает, что Европа загнивает, а Америка вообще пустышка и долар скоро рухнет. Вот только всё российское правительство держит свои сбережения и недвижимость через своих жён и детей почему-то у вас в Европе и Америке в евро и долларах...
Ever since he took that pill in Limitless, boy has been next level
Yeah that’s true I’ve been thinking about it too 😂
So homeboy can be good looking , act, sing country and speak French on live television?! I'm officially envious and impressed.
I think a big thing people miss about his ability to learn French is something he mentions - not being afraid to fail and constantly trying to communicate. Most people, myself included, go through the motions and are just learning the words, but throwing yourself out there makes such a big difference. Stands to reason that an actor would be well-suited to this level of learning and immersion.
Bro took the limitless pill
😂 underrated comment
“Limitless” pills haven’t worn off……
Boys in the kitchen call it NZT-48
Wow.. Bradley Copper not only a talented actor but speaks french too. ❤
Et il peut chanter!
That limitless pill is still working i see
Cooper is very talented. He is not just another face. He is studied, open and elastic imo and obviously has the discipline necessary to sustain a long career as a performer. My best to him.
Thank you for subtitling this interview!!
what a charming interview. I love the interaction between them.
Omelette du fromage
🤣🤣🤣 I just watched the episode again after so many years
Oh Dexter 😮💨
Jeez I didn't know so many people knew about Dexter and his Lab 🤣
It’s like those French have a different word for everything!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I never worried of making mistakes.. And that is indeed the first rule when you are learning (or trying to learn) another language. His French sounds very.. French indeed ☀️
He had to continue practicing with someone because you don't get that fluent in 6 months.
Pretty impressive and good for him.
French is a beautiful language.
He is so talented he is a jack kf all trades. I love that he made it a point to practice the beautiful French language bc he wants to communicate not show off.❤
I can't believe how well he speaks. This is insane, I had no idea he spoke French. ❤
I can't believe he learned it in 6 months.
@@lucillevd3826 How is being bilingual “insane”? Half the world speaks at least two languages.
@Jackmerius_Tacktheritrix5733 LOL that's not what's insane 🤣. He's a famous actor, and yet he managed to keep secret that he's fluent in French. How did that detail not come up in interviews or headlines more often ? Anyway ..I was just surprised, that's all
I've been learning french by myself for over two years now, and unfortunately I'm not fluent, not even close. But I can understand quite a lot. Nice to see an american being fluent in another language.
Six months of study will get you nowhere. I think he’s not admitting how much time and effort he’s actually put into it. He not only has excellent comprehension at full speed conversation with a native speaker, his accent is very good. It’s impressive.
A little less than 6 months of study got me fluent in Japanese. Highly depends on the person. I know people that can have conversations in a new language within 30 days.
@@xxGlitterGunzit all depends how immersed you are in the culture. 6 months of 5 minutes a day in Duolingo wont get you nowhere
Ahhhhh. But 6 months living in a place where French is the only language spoken will do wonders. 🎉
There's no way you are true fluent in Japanese in 6 months
Have conversations sure but not fluent.@@xxGlitterGunz
@@owwmykneecap Exactly, unless you have prior longtime exposure to the language like one of the parents being Japanese, that’s impossible. Maybe for a polyglot who knows more than 5 languages, it could be achievable.
I studied French in Canada for nearly a decade. He and I speak similarly. Either he's a savant or has understated the amount he has studied
i mean he did say he studied in france for 6 months, then at least for this interview says he does live in Paris. My french is tourist level as I studied french for 10 years at School, not fluent at all but can get by . It is inspiring to see the level of competency which Bradley Cooper has to speak so fluently
@organiceddie1565 well, he does live in Paris, that helps
It’s kinda been proven that language has a mathematical substructure. I think certain people have an ability recognize this & rapidly learn new languages. There’s a polymath on TH-cam I follow occasionally and he’s ridiculously good at it… so much so that he’s fluent in classical Latin (not ecclesiastical).
When I say language has a mathematical substructure… what I mean is it’s formulaic to the point where computers easily deconstruct them. They’re even being used to decode ancient dead languages.
It's the latter
He was given questions, and he prepared
This has convinced me to watch this film. Bradley has gone from just another Actor to a guy who can’t just speak French he IS French when he turns it on!! Not many will pull off such a great flow capturing the best language in the world 👍☀️👌
Bradley very respectful and well prepared
A true cultured man.
❤I always loved Bradley, he is absolutely gorgeous❤ And him now speaking fluent French, OMG!! ❤Superstar❤love from Finland
I just spent 15 minutes listening to an actor talk about a movie I haven't seen in a language that I don't speak
How the heck did I get here
Ce sont des choses qui arrivent 😂
Go see it and open your horizon with a new language.
@@pierrebibeau9861 Oh, I plan to see it! I just haven't quite gotten around to it yet.
It really is a fabulous movie.
Moi aussi!
Un homme très beau et intelligent, merci pour cette video, il parle très bien le français!
how close to native speaker?
@NurBull he is a rich person, he can be anything he wants
@@Nousinvisibles I mean his accent and grammar in French
That's so cool he knows how to speak French, I didn't know that. People always have the ability to surprised you!
I remember watching the shortened interview and being so impressed. Hard to believe he spent only 6 months in France.
I'm impressed with his French...
Wow! Goosebumps when she started singing! I don’t know her music well but wow! Great interview! Yay, Bradley Cooper! Still learning Spanish, French would be amazing to know!
6 months??? and he learned it? THATS CRAZYYYYY. i had it school for yearssss and i cant still do it.
I absolutely love how he does the classic french pause "umm" and other french expressions. Like he really learned it. its mad.
The most appaling thing in learning languages is having to realize, that you should ABANDON your native language(or minimize your daily usage by the smallest amount as possible) at least for 2 months straight and use the basics that you have learned in new language, with broading your vocabulary, as your information source. It drasticaly helped me to learn english faster, than i had ever tried before. It comes with time, but this is a necessity that you should not ignore. Don't give up, there is more, than you can do 🙏
It makes all the difference if you live in the place where they speak it. It isn't that hard .
Dude speaks better french than justin Trudeau lol
and he speaks french too? are you kidding moi? incroyable!!
He is so sexy speaking english, never mind off the charts speaking French
I don't know why the youtube algo sent me here but I'm glad I'm here. This gets a like and subscribe.
Thank you 😃 Are you learning French yourself? 😊
It’s so weird, having taken French for years, my parents and grandparents spoke it, albeit an odd broken québécois, I can understand most of this but I can’t speak it….im going to spend some time in the south of France and maybe i can pick more up
Ha! 6 months in Provence should do it right? 😂 For real though his french is excellent.
J'aime l'ecouter.
Il parle bien tres bien.
Thongs change scent from one end to the other. Knowledge is power. God bless
You took the NZT right?
French is not an easy language. So it is mpressive.
i cannot forget this guys movie Guadians of the Galaxy vol 3.. ❤❤
Wrong actor.
Është një aktor i madh dhe flet një frëngjishte të pastër 🙏👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️
Lots of us speak *SOME* French... we just dont want to butcher the language further, and get criticized harshly.
French language is already butchered, the only thing the French do well is surrender
As someone who has lived and studied in France in various parts, I can tell you it's only really Parisians that are a little rude about it. But I think it's just because they assume you probably don't speak much French so they switch to English. Everywhere else, people are often very welcoming to Americans esp when you try to speak French.
Frankly he speaks well french!
You can tell he still has to listen very closely.
very cool! didn't know he speaks French
You know you are in France when the host has better hair/style than the movie star 🌟!
omg !! love him even more now!!
Franchement il parle bien le francais.
Who’s Frank? That’s Bradley
C est vrai! En tant qu une personne avec français comme 2e langue, j admire son effort. Il doit aimer beaucoup la France. Comme quoi il y a des américains qui aiment la France !
He knows how to blow his lips authentically!
You have to be willing to learn and practice. I know a French person who lived in China for five months and didn’t bother to learn anything, but he has lived here in America for a year and speaks English well.
Learning Chinese and English is very different not everyone is wired to learn Chinese or difficult languages.
I had no idea he is fluent in French
I am a native francophone. Cooper isn’t fluent. His French is decent but he makes many grammatical errors when speaking.
My French is quite basic but his pronunciation sounds quite good. I researched it and see he minored in French at Georgetown, so that would explain it. Still, he must have put good effort to get the pronunciation correct.
Yes his pronunciation is quite food for an anglophone. Esp for someone who was only in France six months.
He is on NZT.😂
He learned french back stage before coming out
He took my stash :D
We need a Limitless sequel.
The film studio is Warner Brothers not Wonder Brothers.
Yeah this makes me realize how much my French sucks after 5 years high schools and college 😢 the French are not very forgiving in errors so I don’t think I would even attempt to speak it with a French person .
Bradley Cooper talented at a lot of things
Very impressive
Bradley sang Maybe It’s Time with Eddie Vedder at a Pearl Jam concert in California in May 2024. He definitely held his own with Eddie.
He’s not laughing in french.
😂😂😂
Oh huwh huwh!!!! 😂
@@thenightporter😂😂😂💯
honhonhon
What a flex
Not Jodi Foster level proficiency but tres bien, especially the accent!
Damn Bradley. ❤
That’s impressive 👏👏
Never had a French speaking American because the producers didn’t make it a priority to book one. Would rather book a non-French speaking U.S. guest, then proceed to crap on them for not being fluent…why lessen the drama?
he's obviously not talking about randoms who happen to speak French but other celebrities big enough to be known there who are also fluent in French.. it's rare.. besides Jodie Foster (who isn't exactly promoting anything lately), who else?
I think I understand why Joey spoke French that way 😂 actually mocked pretty well.
Good man... great language speak pigeon French but always seem to resort to it wherever I am if other person doesn't speak English which is odd... wish I could speak more
He's knock out good looking and then he speaks french! Wowsy
Sooooo cute & handsom
WHAT A MAN!
It depends on your culture type I have many friends that speak upwards of 8 languages but they just dont flaunt it. And yes theyre Americans with unique backgrounds.
How is this flaunting??
Happiness Therapy
Also, American Bluff
Impressive !
As mon pére would always say, "des bananes! Une bicyclette rouge!"
Bendiciones.gracias
It's somewhat wholesome 😍
Love French language very elegant lovely but I can’t speak very difficult
Nicely done Brad
bien joué Brad
I wish they would’ve stayed with the storyline on the original well the movie that Kris Kristofferson and Barbra Streisand did that soundtrack was so epic
Tres bien monsieur Cooper! No Philly Accent either 😂
After studying for over 20 years and becoming proficient in English, French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic and Mandarin, my 13 year old nephew spoke to me using an AI app with absolute linguistic perfection in 3 of those languages for about 10 minutes.
I felt like I wasted my time and money for over twenty years 😭😭😭
No you didn’t, because you don’t need an AI app to speak in those languages and to translate. You can do that all on your own. With tech or not, we will always need translators.
ولا يهمك
And if your nephew doesn't have his phone handy?
@@Johnnybgood76
Well, it's even easier to learn a language usually AI.
His accent is quite good, but he often uses the indicatif présent when he should use imparfait or passé composé.
Doesn't everybody do that when they're learning a foreign language?
1:40 Also, he said "une choix" instead of "une fois". 😋
Va va voooom
Your thinking of salade compose, one that includes un oeuf.
Had no idea he could speak French
Respect … respectment 🤣
Super
He was so handsome with his wrinkles...🥰
Wow so that’s why he looks so weird now
Why did he ask “Can I try it in French?” when he was already speaking French?
I think he’s getting the interviewer’s speech translated via the earbud which he then takes out. So maybe he means doing the whole interview in French with no assistance
I don't know. I'll ask him. In the meantime I'll lose a lot of sleep wondering.
Well, that was a surprise.
This channel is suggesting me!
Wow he doesn’t have American accent
He lived with a host family in France years ago. He learned well.
Same happens to me when I talk in Finnish to Finns. I have just a slight accent to not to no accent. I am very proud of myself 😁😆@@yodaisgod2
Warner Bros., not Wonder Brothers.
He can do his own French Dubbing
It isn't impressive for an American to have fluency in another language, it's just uncommon. My family spoke German when they arrived in the US. They insisted their children speak English even at home so they could more easily assimilate into American culture. This is not atypical for many immigrants, especially in generations past. Things would have been very complicated & clumsy in the past if all arrivals kept their native language as their primary language going forward. The US has attracted tremendous numbers of people from all over the world since the Pilgrims invaded New England & the conquistadors invaded further south & west. French was once the prima lingua for diplomacy because political & military leaders were often from the nobility. French was the language they typically learned to communicate with other nobles in Europe & in colonized regions. Spanish came to be the same in the Southern Hemisphere. The French lost Canada to the British fairly early so the language is only spoken frequently in a few areas such as rural Quebec. Napoleon sold the vast Louisiana territory to Thomas Jefferson before many people had colonized it so French culture is only retained in a few spots in southern Louisiana & a few neighborhoods in St Louis including Soulard.
You said it well. I’m 70 and came to America at 4 yrs old. My Korean mother said no Korean anymore. So my brother and I learned English in 9 months and forgot Korean. My mother spoke 3 other languages and learned English too. She became a citizen in 6 years. I lived in Germany for 5 years and never became proficient in it. I was amazed after that experience at how brilliant my mother was. English was a different vocabulary, different alphabet. Left to right vs right to left. You are correct, she didn’t want us to have an accent and she said, “we are never going back to Korea.” It was after the Korean War and she was terrified of the Chinese communists that killed her family. So I only speak English and a bit of German. Sad really. I envy bilingual people.
It’s incredibly impressive when anyone speaks more than one language!
Gentlemen,
I was very fortunate. My immigrant father laid down the law. “There will be NO English in this house! You may speak any language you like EXCEPT English.”
When I pleaded that I needed English for school my father replied, “You will speak English in school AND I expect you to be at the top of your class in English.
For many, many years now I have been most thankful to both my parents that I can speak at least one other language fluently.
It will ALWAYS be impressive if someone learned their foreign language as an adult/young adult. Case closed! Growing up speaking multiple languages as a child is EASY. Learning a language to a high level as almost fully formed individual is 1 of the most difficult things imaginable.
@@chadbailey7038
Dear Chad Bailey,
I couldn’t agree with you more. That is why it is so important to begin teaching children a second and even third language at as early an age as possible.
Starting to learn a language after age 12 is much more difficult than learning the same language before the age of 10 when it is still relatively effortless.
Why do people made a big deal over an American who can actually speak another language? Most non-Americans do.
I've found, as an American living in Europe for 25 years, that most Americans aren't able to speak another language in any depth. My own impression is that this is because the USA is something like a large island that sits alone in the world and there are few opportunities to practice, even if you've studied one. You have to do what Cooper did -- seek out ways to keep speaking and learning after school or university.
@@ninecatsmagee8384This. Schools don’t teach languages until high school, usually. Everyone for 3,000 miles in all directions speaks English, as does the rest of the world (not really, but many do, given Colonization and general dominance). The US is so large and the geography so diverse, and the time off from work so limited that most people don’t leave the country.
@@Trenchant468 It's also more expensive to travel from the USA abroad than from Europe to the USA. Americans seem to get penalised for trying to travel. And if, like me, you settle abroad from America, then you're double-taxed on income -- and they also tax your spouse who is often the citizen of another country. America is adverse to anyone ilving in a foreign place, both philosophically and practicaly. No wonder Americans don't get into the flow of other lands.
@@ninecatsmagee8384Well, Mexico is next-door, so that's no excuse.😊
The USA is a continent size. Each state would be a country in Europe. So, if each state had its own language, then it would be more common for Americans to speak multiple languages. As it is now a lot speak or at least understand Spanish as it is a large language spoken in the USA.
Good job man
The soundtrack of Cooper's horrible warbling in the background as he's introduced
😂😂😂😂
Wuissant! Wuissant!
Et moi parle Francaise Aussie: Le croissant est dans la fenêtre, mais la vache de bibliothèque mange le rendez-vous, oui, bien sûr, la piscine! Et pourquoi pas? La tour Eiffel danse avec le fromage, très magnifique, baguette de chocolat! Merci beaucoup, fromage!
Philly represent
Le personnage de l'industrie de la musique qu'il voulait interprète, c'était Leonard Bernstein. Et voilà, il l'a fait.
Oui oui baguette!
What do you call someone who can speak three languages? Multilingual
What do you call someone who can speak two languages? Bilingual
What do you call someone who can only speak one language? American
When I first heard this joke, I burst out laughing. I didn’t realize it would set off a bunch of crazy comments about racism, wokeism, universal language! You’re all nuts!
Оооо, ну зачем так?? Вы нас - русских - спросите: сколько мы языков знаем. Большинство толком не знает СОБСТВЕННОГО языка, пишет с ошибками. Но нам правительство внушает, что Европа загнивает, а Америка вообще пустышка и долар скоро рухнет. Вот только всё российское правительство держит свои сбережения и недвижимость через своих жён и детей почему-то у вас в Европе и Америке в евро и долларах...
Untrue and racist! We assume you are assuming all Americans, are white? Many, of all colours are multilingual! What a bigot you are!
To be fair, they barely speak good English.
@christianb6046 wow, who's "they"? Talk about bigoted!
@@kelrogers8480Shut up it was a joke if Americans are like Brits ( me ) then it's almost true .
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