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Tbh these jokes have been made so many times….

This comment section seems to be a bunch of french people who don't get it.

I just need to take a 💩 It's the tiny little details 😂❤

Well i live in germany and i know this in ninth grade

A bit too complicated for me.

and then he tries it in French: I want bonheur every day 💀

French is my favorite 😂😂😂

Bro German said no, but it sounds like he’s saying nine

French - Happiness Rest - " a penis"

French complaining about English not making sense is the pot calling the kettle black.

We didn't even reach to "phoque"

I didn't understood until french said "beach" and the interviewer ordered him to go out

😂😂😂

Who doesn't want Appiness every day?

took me a minute.. happiness = (h) a pines !?

I don't understand this bs

I always thought what’s most important thing in life was to drive your enemy out before you…

for those who don't get it: the way he says happiness, sounds like "a penis"

I don’t get the happiness part

What's wrong with happiness? English's not my native language 😅

Has French discovered that Live and Live are two separate words as well?

Pas ferme la porte 😂

Il n'adore pas elle

Moi qui voit la video 👁👄👁

In creole it sounds like (for the pété part) is literally pedophile

Wrong 😑 w did not exist back then so we used Wynn or 2 u’s

Not too late to say bravo from France! Very good acting.

Ver verse

If you know that six in Swedish is sex (yep, same pronunciation as the other word) then this is even funnier 😅

Me, as a native Portuguese speaker: Yeah, it makes sense. Azeitona for olive and Azeite de Oliva for olive oil here, please

I am so glad in both my native languages spelling is quite regular, only one exception: au makes an å sound, whilst ou makes the ow sound; now is written nou. And g makes a ch sound at the end of a syllabe, if any grammatical forms have a guh sound in it: Tag (pronounced Tach) and the plural Tage (pronounced Taguh).

Hey it's "kauçuk" in turkish.... So...

That guy understood nothing and was so rude. She said "je t'adore" ❤ and he understood "shut the door" 😂

that [???] was just universal speaking universal

My favoorite videoo so far

Portuguese is EXACTLY the same! We call them azeitonas, and olive oil is azeite de oliva. But, to be fair, they USED to be called "olivas" in the past

aceituna comes from arabic Zeitun, in Spain the article AL was preserved in the word, AL meaning THE. So the Z sound in arabic is a solar sound, thus the L is skipped before solar sounds, so you get AZeitun. The word was romanized and got a femenine A at the end. Aceituna. So oil was mostly got from olives, so the word for oil in spanisch is Aceite. Because of cacophony aceite de aceituna became aceite de oliva.

Em português é igualmente, Azeitonas, o fruto. O sumo =Azeite.💧 A árvore, oliveira 🌳

"Is like this...?" 🥺

On vous aime aussi salaud d’anglais! 😘😘

She didn't say "Shut the Door"... She said "Shoot the Door." Sheesh.

Allez hop on se désabonne.

It's from arabic just like aceite

As a Swede I try to not act suspicious… “hora” in Spanish means “hour” “hora” in Swedish means “h0oker” “slut” in Swedish means “end” “Fart” in Swedish means “speed”

I don't know in other parts of Spain, but in my place we call that Oliva, it's more easy to say that than Aceituna :v

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In German it`s Kautschuk. Maybe we got it from french, but we do spell all the letters. It`s nearly spoken as you said it in the short, but first syllable pronounced

those who hate the French language are xenophobic and those who hate their own language

English: SWORD 6yo me: "A*s-Word"

I never see english canadian and english american is again the english language and hate the americans , canadians speak english language or others people's from others country dislike their countries their language , only french from france and Quebec like no respect he hates their language and where it comes from