07. Nathaniel Drew @ Paul Taylor's Happy Hour Live
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Happy Hour Live: I drink a beer with a guest and we interact with you live on RUclips. You ask us questions in French and in English and we have fun in franglais.
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I love this combination of you and Nathaniel, you both have really great chemistry! I'd love to see Nathaniel come back semi-regularly
Sérieusement, je pourrais regarder ces deux-là chaque semaine. J’adore ce duo!! Paul, se considère de faire le show avec Nathaniel seulement 😛
When Nathaniel is on the show I feel like I am at the psychiatrist 😂 great show as always and congrats for the visa 🎉
La bonne humeur of Nathaniel is very contagious :) Lovely !
I could literally listen to Nathaniel for hours
I discovered Nathaniel on YT in his vid where he interviewed his grandma. She seems awesome!
And I discovered you Paul with your La Bise vid, years ago! I love that you're become more famous.
I love how @Paul Taylor concentrates when he's pouring champagne not to spill it everywhere 🤣
Then there was Nathaniel 😂
Best duo ever ! Please let's do it again 🙏
the show is getting better every week!🥺😎
Just found your channel this morning and now I’m ripping through your video library!
I’m originally from Rhode Island (US) but I live in Saint-Barthélémy with my husband (who is from Nemours (South of Paris).
He has actually has lived in Toronto and Dublin, so it’s great to laugh and explore the cultural nuances and absurdities of living abroad and being married to someone from another country as well as a lot of the other thoughtful conversations with your guests.
We both got a good laugh out of The Express Yourself segment- that’s what hooked us!
Excited to sign up for more of your content on Patreon, cheers! (and congrats to Nathaniel! The woes of residency are familiar my friend!) 🥂🍻
Merci bcp
Thanks a lot for making this, courage man!
La chica española que te ha conocido recientemente para amelliorer la langue française. Merci both
You guys are awesome together! Keep it going!
Wow so great, jadore Paul
Le meilleur moyen d'ouvrir une bouteille de champ c'est de le sabrer btw vraiment la meilleur sensation
28:00 actually in England the GCSEs are now 9-1 but they kept the letters for A Levels
Well you might be eligible for the French nationality soon, well done Nathaniel champagne 🍾 🥂 🌷🎊
You make my day 🤣🤣🤣
Paul Taylor, c est quoi ce verre à sangria... 😅😂Pour le champagne.. 🤣Love you both!
@Paul people can actually read the chat messages ! There is a replay !! :)
Love me if you dare, is the English title for Jeux d'enfants...it’s a sweet movie. Cap ou pas cap?
Paul, I’ve always wondered : have you always had that laugh ? Or is it something you worked on/developed as a comedian? Ton rire est contagieux ! 😆
Je savais pas ce que ça voulait dire chier dans la colle en fait lol. Je savais que l'expression existait mais jamais employée ou entendue
Have You been in Grasse? Hahaha it's true the thing of the champagne. I worked so close there, the last year, during the confinament too. Afortunetly i was working, You know Valbonne/Opio/Mougins? So close. Lot of anglais and hollandais people. ;)
paris without tourists is only good when things are actually open, 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 I've been in the Ile-de-France area for like 5 months now, and I haven't really been able to do anything, lol
love me if you dare (the English title), my first experience with Marion Cotillard also, and then "A Very Long Engagement" my all time favorite that's she's in. I was surprised when the Frenchies I know told me that they didn't like her.
Your point at around the hour mark sort of stands: A musician can get _technical_ ability on their instrument through practice without audience. But just like a comedian, they don't know whether a song 'works' if they haven't tested it on an audience. And I've seen enough music gigs to know that an audience can make or break a performance :s
Whats software do You use to make that awesome stream 🤯?
Very good background interesting people. I really like your energy guys! ❤️
I'm so sad Paul missed or didn't laugh to Nathaniel's little jokes.. don't worry Nathaniel, we noticed and catched all of your jokes!
The latin phrase is "errare humanum est" wich means "it's human to make mistakes" (you indeed pronounced it horribly🤣)
"To err is human" "err" which acts as the root of "ERRor".
But to arr is pirate though...
@@dupirechristophe7703 yeah, idk the etymology of "mistake" but in french it's "erreur", so it's easier to remember the phrase in french 😅
@@Aurorya Boo... remember "Syntax Error" ? :)
(both that error prompt on ye old computers AND that hilarious "Objectif Nul" character? )
"Err", "error" and "mistake" are all used in English, it's just a matter of context and such.
I wasn't saying you were wrong in the absolute, for in term of meaning you were spot on,
I was just saying that the actual idiom English speakers use is "to err is human".
And to my limited knowledge, it might be one of the only time "err" used like that in English
(correct me if I'm wrong people, I might be...) with "to err on the side of caution"
which they mention in the video.
But as Nathan also says in the video, it might be "err= errer" and not "err= erreur".
But like the meme says, it might be both x'D
Which would make sense to me :)
Serendipity was coined from the book "The three princes of Serendip" from an Old Persian fairy tale.
Not all who wanders are lost... sometimes procrastination is simply "research"... you end up finding stuff you wouldn't have find at all if you didn't get out of your own head/cycle/routine...
The eureka moment and all that...
great discoveries happened.... great things were born out of "mistakes"
that's the beauty of life, you never know what' inside the Shrödinger's box,
it's why it's called the "present" I guess x'D
@@dupirechristophe7703 Oh ok, thanks for explaining to me ! I'm french and I didn't know "err" existed. I'm still learning every day 😊
@@Aurorya Aren't we all? :)
´´ Il passe du coq à l’âne ‘ = Il change complètement de sujet, par diversion car il est malin, ou parce qu’il n’a rien compris à la question. = He changes completely of subject without any relation with the previous subject.
Hey, I've been living under a rock, has Jay Swanson been on the poddy (podcast) yet? Would love to have him as a guest.
Great, now fetch Sebastian Marx and Daniel Tamett so you can have a live with four four-eyed French-speaking English speakers! x'D
Remet les sous titres en anglais quand tu parles anglais, ça aide les français comme moi à améliorer leur anglais
The spill is your fault Paul! Si tu avais servi le champagne dans des flutes tu n'en aurais pas eu sur ton pantalon !!
23:22 ''not funny..'' XD
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Nan, mais ça va pas du tout, je loupe tous les lundis grrrr
I feel that I HAVE to do one of these with you one day, Paul, because I'm French, speak English with an actual (really) English accent (bit less southern than yours though), and have lived in Québec for 9 years. So every time you guys are trying to translate/correct/find new meanings for whatever language you're shifting into, my tripolar brain hopelessly tries to unload its shit, and I find myself just bellowing at my screen like a complete twat, not getting you guys anywhere. Please send help. Also, I love funny water.
isn't it funny (lol) that our identities are so tied up in the things we decide to do with our lives
You're pronouncing Moët incorrectly. 😉 It's phonetically pronounced "Moette" (apparently).
Nathaniel is the biggest boomer... kinda. No hate, it's just interesting.
actually you making joke about making on caviar was funny and i never eat it
Most annoying guest ever! Both appearances. No wonder most people thought he was drunk.
C'est vrai que c'était moins drôle qu'avec les autres invités
Oh un méchant commentaire ! 😮