François Damiens is indeed Belgian, he did higher education in business and did his internship in Australia, so in truth he speaks pretty good English (but he doesn't use it in his sketches, of course^^). He first performed his pranks in Belgium then when his face became too well known in Belgium he officiated his pranks in France. After a while he was recognized everywhere and simply became a film actor, mostly in France, first in comedy, then in all genres. He is sooo good! The tattoo shop is one of my favorite pranks, he plays a tattoo artist and does anything with angry customers, you'll love it!
"Trap" in english comes from French guys who were Hunting by doing ... traps... in French we called them "Trappeurs" and that's how the word became english In fact "une trappe" is something dug in the ground , hidden by a secret door (like how we go in a basement from the outside) or some branches and leaves from the wood. You will figure easily how it can be useful to hunt without staying at the same place to maximise the outcome , that's why they were popular
1:00 There is a difference between "ces" (which means "these") and "ses" (which means "his"). Le français est parfois bien compliqué...(c'est ce qui fait sa beauté aussi)
Hi Uncle D, 🌴🌞 “François Damiens traps these tourists.” Here “piège” (un piège ⇽ noun, piéger ⇽ verb) is not in its nominal form, but in its verb form conjugated in the third-person singular (je piège, tu piègeS, il/elle piège, nous piégeons, vous piégez, ils/elles piègent - watch out for the acute accent and grave accent on the first “e” following the personal pronoun preceding the verb ⇾ Il pi - è - ge - Nous pi - é - geons - Un pi - è - ge - Pi - é - ger - the pronunciation is different depending on the accent above the “e”). Yes, I agree, French is very difficult. What the mess! 😅 "Quand un Américain critique la façon de compter de la langue Française" ⇽ please, react to this video, so funny! Peace, folks. ☮👈😎
PIEGE can means also a prank .Loud = BRUYANT . the microphone against the window is excellent🤣😂. Your reaction make me laugh so hard. French is a romantic language" vous me casser les couilles"🤣😂
Stop saying that belgian artist are French PLEAAAAAAAAASE!!! That's painfull for us Okay, u finally say that he was belgian but dont play with our heart again please😅
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When the guy started to speak english, his smile said ohhh i'm gonnna enjou this 😂
François Damiens is indeed Belgian, he did higher education in business and did his internship in Australia, so in truth he speaks pretty good English (but he doesn't use it in his sketches, of course^^). He first performed his pranks in Belgium then when his face became too well known in Belgium he officiated his pranks in France. After a while he was recognized everywhere and simply became a film actor, mostly in France, first in comedy, then in all genres. He is sooo good! The tattoo shop is one of my favorite pranks, he plays a tattoo artist and does anything with angry customers, you'll love it!
He is a really good in these pranks indeed, it is always a good laugh. :D
the sequence: the tattoo artist to absolutely see!
Francois Damiens est un excellent acteur !! Il est capable de tout jouer, je te conseille ses films, si tu peux les trouver chez toi en Amérique 😉
You have to know this guy is (in reallity) very very shy !!
c'est un génie, les gens sont vraiment gentils avec lui !!!!
I love his sense of humor. It's clear he's had to risk getting punched in the face several times. 😂
piège = prank
"Trap" in english comes from French guys who were Hunting by doing ... traps... in French we called them "Trappeurs" and that's how the word became english
In fact "une trappe" is something dug in the ground , hidden by a secret door (like how we go in a basement from the outside) or some branches and leaves from the wood. You will figure easily how it can be useful to hunt without staying at the same place to maximise the outcome , that's why they were popular
omg at 3:16 he's saying (too fast to be sure) : "at the bowl of the two l*** oh yeah you will have fun"
piège is a trap in English but here it means something like "prank"
Le français la meilleure langue du monde ! 😊❤ et merci de réagir à François Damien, il est excellent 😅
Merci de votre réaction 😉 et de réagir beaucoup à la France 🇨🇵💪
C'est un Belge...
Laura laune coud be your next video : her sketch la girafe sounds like a fairy tale for children but... it is not at all ( for adults only !)
bonsoir , il y a aussi les camera caché de "laurent baffie" . "jean-yves lafesse"
the tattooist is a good hidden camera filmed at Tintin's, one of the most famous Parisian tattooists, the customers don't know what to think anymore
Mais c'est quoi ce vieux élan ??? Il est pas vieux, c'est un élan qui a 2 ou 3 ans. 🤣🤣
Je suis un belge qui regarde un américain, qui regarde une vidéo belge 😛
3:23 " la cuvette des 2 gouine" it's a word game who meen : beetween two montain and 2 lesbian ;) :X :X
Sont tous pareils 😂
François is so excellent and a wonderful actor too. Look at thé vidéo about thé tatoo
Have a resuest of François Damiens : "Le tatoueur" (tatoo) or "auto-école"(drive lesson ) or " guichet maritime " (port station" please ✌️
J'aurai bien envoyé ma mère pour le chalenge mais....😅
you should try francois l'embrouile - (re)cherche l'amour, it's so funny
as in "Brassens", the final "s" in "Damiens" is also pronounced
😂😂🤣🤣
Belgian comedy!
1:00 There is a difference between "ces" (which means "these") and "ses" (which means "his"). Le français est parfois bien compliqué...(c'est ce qui fait sa beauté aussi)
Loud=fort
😂😂😂😂
Hi Uncle D, 🌴🌞
“François Damiens traps these tourists.”
Here “piège” (un piège ⇽ noun, piéger ⇽ verb) is not in its nominal form, but in its verb form conjugated in the third-person singular (je piège, tu piègeS, il/elle piège, nous piégeons, vous piégez, ils/elles piègent - watch out for the acute accent and grave accent on the first “e” following the personal pronoun preceding the verb ⇾ Il pi - è - ge - Nous pi - é - geons - Un pi - è - ge - Pi - é - ger - the pronunciation is different depending on the accent above the “e”).
Yes, I agree, French is very difficult. What the mess! 😅
"Quand un Américain critique la façon de compter de la langue Française" ⇽ please, react to this video, so funny!
Peace, folks. ☮👈😎
Belgian sense of humor
Please s’il vous plaît Les Inconnus ❤❤❤😂😂
Casse les couilles 😂 langues merveilleuse 😂😂😂
ces mean those, ses mean his
hi, "ces" with "c" is "those" ses with "s" is "his"
The trap is in France, and as you can see, French people are less patient than Belgian people. (As seen in the previous video) 🤣
PIEGE can means also a prank .Loud = BRUYANT . the microphone against the window is excellent🤣😂. Your reaction make me laugh so hard. French is a romantic language" vous me casser les couilles"🤣😂
Try a movie with François Damiens and Jean Dujardin ( Un gars Une fille)
Cairo Nest 's Spies
Trap
Stop saying that belgian artist are French PLEAAAAAAAAASE!!! That's painfull for us
Okay, u finally say that he was belgian but dont play with our heart again please😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣