🇫🇷✨ Qu’avez-vous pensé de l’anglais d’Angèle ? Voici les liens vers les interviews complètes si vous voulez les regarder ! 🇬🇧✨ What did you think of Angèle's English? Here are the links to the full interviews if you want to check them out! - ruclips.net/video/a3KGNM-zkH4/видео.html - ruclips.net/video/aIjJlH0QPns/видео.html - ruclips.net/video/GhZNrrCtNqM/видео.html
Hello again ! I just watched your video about Hugo Décrypte, which brought me to this one. Loved both of them, very helpful ! May I suggest Léna Situations for a future video ? She sounds pretty fluent, and definitely confident in her English skills. Although she's self-taught, I know she went to New York for her studies and still travels to the US very often, so I think it would be interesting to analyse her case ! You can find a video of her interviewing Zendaya the cast of Challengers, which I think is mainly scripted but we can still have an insight of her pronounciation and fluency for some parts, where she's able to make jokes and does not depend on her notes. You can also find an interview of her from 2 years ago during the Met Gala with Emma Chamberlain. Lastly, and probably the most complete source I have, is an episode of her podcast "Canapé 6 places" with Billie Eilish. I do not have Spotify but I assume it was in English, so if you have Spotify it would be very interesting to check ! I believe her podcast is not scripted, put aside the topic of discussion. This is just a suggestion, feel free to consider it or not ! Have a wonderful day !
I also noticed that Angèle has improved her English a lot in recent years. I think that if she did another interview in English now she would have an even better level.
I've just discovered your channel and I love it! It also challenges me as a young EFL teacher. I'm happy to be able to spot and correct the mistakes you show here :) I guess I'd give Angèle a solid 14/20. 😊😊
Thank you so much for this very instructive video. I really loved the way you broke down the sentences where there were mistakes. It was easy to understand and very interesting ❤❤
I have jut discovered your channel ( with Hugo's vidéo) and as I have spend about 6 years in the Uk between 1989 and 1996 , it will be a way to keep up with my english so thank you. Adele's english is fluent. Have you ever analysed Macron's English?
As a celta student struggling with the English pronunciation, I find your videos really interesting and perfect! Thank you Gia! And where in England are you from?
Merci pour vos vidéos j'aime beaucoup cette manière d'expliquer les choses ça m'aide énormément ! J'ai une petite question, à la fin elle dit "I was making my own clothes", est ce qu'il ne serait pas plus juste de dire "I made my own clothes ?" évidement je ne suis pas sûre mais j'aimerai comprendre :)
Bonjour ! Oui, c'est vrai que "I was making my own clothes" n'est pas la phrase la plus naturelle, mais bon, ça passe quand même. La phrase "idéale" serait plutôt, "When I was younger, I used to make my own clothes." 😊
C'est très probable qu'elle ait une bonne prononciation si elle a appris beaucoup de chansons en anglais ✌️ Quand on est chanteur on fait aussi beaucoup plus attention à comment on prononce les choses, on a l'oreille pour reproduire, imiter les sons, les intonations....
Angèle attended school in Brussels where Dutch (Flemish if you like, which is not a language as such, more like a difference between British and American English) was and still is compulsory during 10 years (8 to 18) for French speaking children, which does not mean that they can speak it fluently because most of time they do not like it (find it ugly) and find it not useful as they already speak an international language (French) and are much more attracted by the English language. Her father, also a singer and musician, is a typical 'Kèt' (guy, bloke) from Brussels (her real name is a Flemish one, 'laeken' meaning bedsheets) who uses French with some strong references to Brussels Flemish. All this might explain that her pronunciation and accent are far better than French people originated from France, a country where still today, most of the time, English is taught as a 'dead language' such as Latin: a lot of reading ( important authors), writing, vocabulary lists and grammar, but little listening and very little speaking, and when speaking is involved, the importance of stressed syllables and even more, prosody are left behind; moreover too many French teachers in France do not master the language enough to teach it.
Very nice and interesting video clip, I have to confess it was a little bit difficult to understand everything because it seems you were talking more faster as usual or I am tired ;) good exzercice for me, thank you
I disagree with you when you say you just called "french fries" "chips" they are not exactly the same things are they? When you eat out at restaurant in the United Kingdom you have places that sell "chips" and those are very thick and soft cuts of potatoes, whereas you also have in the UK restaurants that have "french fries" where they give you those very thin mcdonalds like deep fried potato cuts. "Chips" is not a UK word for "French fries" those two are simply different menu items.
🇫🇷✨ Qu’avez-vous pensé de l’anglais d’Angèle ? Voici les liens vers les interviews complètes si vous voulez les regarder !
🇬🇧✨ What did you think of Angèle's English? Here are the links to the full interviews if you want to check them out!
- ruclips.net/video/a3KGNM-zkH4/видео.html
- ruclips.net/video/aIjJlH0QPns/видео.html
- ruclips.net/video/GhZNrrCtNqM/видео.html
Hello again ! I just watched your video about Hugo Décrypte, which brought me to this one. Loved both of them, very helpful !
May I suggest Léna Situations for a future video ? She sounds pretty fluent, and definitely confident in her English skills. Although she's self-taught, I know she went to New York for her studies and still travels to the US very often, so I think it would be interesting to analyse her case !
You can find a video of her interviewing Zendaya the cast of Challengers, which I think is mainly scripted but we can still have an insight of her pronounciation and fluency for some parts, where she's able to make jokes and does not depend on her notes. You can also find an interview of her from 2 years ago during the Met Gala with Emma Chamberlain. Lastly, and probably the most complete source I have, is an episode of her podcast "Canapé 6 places" with Billie Eilish. I do not have Spotify but I assume it was in English, so if you have Spotify it would be very interesting to check ! I believe her podcast is not scripted, put aside the topic of discussion.
This is just a suggestion, feel free to consider it or not !
Have a wonderful day !
I also noticed that Angèle has improved her English a lot in recent years. I think that if she did another interview in English now she would have an even better level.
I've just discovered your channel and I love it! It also challenges me as a young EFL teacher. I'm happy to be able to spot and correct the mistakes you show here :) I guess I'd give Angèle a solid 14/20. 😊😊
Thank you so much for this very instructive video. I really loved the way you broke down the sentences where there were mistakes. It was easy to understand and very interesting ❤❤
Very useful and not boring at all! I hope you'll continue this format! 🙏🙏
I have jut discovered your channel ( with Hugo's vidéo) and as I have spend about 6 years in the Uk between 1989 and 1996 , it will be a way to keep up with my english so thank you.
Adele's english is fluent.
Have you ever analysed Macron's English?
Love your videoooo
As a celta student struggling with the English pronunciation, I find your videos really interesting and perfect! Thank you Gia! And where in England are you from?
Merci pour vos vidéos j'aime beaucoup cette manière d'expliquer les choses ça m'aide énormément ! J'ai une petite question, à la fin elle dit "I was making my own clothes", est ce qu'il ne serait pas plus juste de dire "I made my own clothes ?" évidement je ne suis pas sûre mais j'aimerai comprendre :)
Bonjour ! Oui, c'est vrai que "I was making my own clothes" n'est pas la phrase la plus naturelle, mais bon, ça passe quand même. La phrase "idéale" serait plutôt, "When I was younger, I used to make my own clothes." 😊
C'est très probable qu'elle ait une bonne prononciation si elle a appris beaucoup de chansons en anglais ✌️
Quand on est chanteur on fait aussi beaucoup plus attention à comment on prononce les choses, on a l'oreille pour reproduire, imiter les sons, les intonations....
15/20 ?! Je te trouve assez gentille là, j'aurais pas mis autant perso ^^
On s’en fout.
Angèle attended school in Brussels where Dutch (Flemish if you like, which is not a language as such, more like a difference between British and American English) was and still is compulsory during 10 years (8 to 18) for French speaking children, which does not mean that they can speak it fluently because most of time they do not like it (find it ugly) and find it not useful as they already speak an international language (French) and are much more attracted by the English language. Her father, also a singer and musician, is a typical 'Kèt' (guy, bloke) from Brussels (her real name is a Flemish one, 'laeken' meaning bedsheets) who uses French with some strong references to Brussels Flemish. All this might explain that her pronunciation and accent are far better than French people originated from France, a country where still today, most of the time, English is taught as a 'dead language' such as Latin: a lot of reading ( important authors), writing, vocabulary lists and grammar, but little listening and very little speaking, and when speaking is involved, the importance of stressed syllables and even more, prosody are left behind; moreover too many French teachers in France do not master the language enough to teach it.
Hi ! Where are yo from?
Very nice and interesting video clip, I have to confess it was a little bit difficult to understand everything because it seems you were talking more faster as usual or I am tired ;) good exzercice for me, thank you
Thanks for the feedback Alain, maybe I got a bit too excited 🤔 !
🤣🤣i was thinking about Rosalia at the beginning of video anyhow She appeared in this video later lol
Tu es anglophone ? Jarrive pas a savoir si tu es francophone avec un tres bon niveau d'anglais ou si tu es anglophone avec un accent français 😅
Elle a mon niveau actuel en anglais mdr
I disagree with you when you say you just called "french fries" "chips" they are not exactly the same things are they?
When you eat out at restaurant in the United Kingdom you have places that sell "chips" and those are very thick and soft cuts of potatoes, whereas you also have in the UK restaurants that have "french fries" where they give you those very thin mcdonalds like deep fried potato cuts. "Chips" is not a UK word for "French fries" those two are simply different menu items.
Uncle Roger
Maybe lawsuits will be her specialty? :)
Maybe! 😆
pause MAIS ParDON français autodidacte ?? C'est ouf ?!
Arrêter de vous excuser pour votre anglais, c'est chiant.
Arrêtez*
Et maintenant coter Angele en tant que chanteuse. 😂😂😂