WORDS ARE HARD - REACTION
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Hey ya'll! Today on my channel we are reacting to some people who found words very hard. Enjoy
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Hi, I'm Charlotte Dobre. I'm an actor, reactor, singer and sometimes (not really) comedian. On this channel I do reactions, commentary and occasionally I crack a joke or two. I upload daily, usually 7 days a week, unless life gets crazy or I get lazy. Come hang out, it's a good time.
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When my niece started talking, she didn’t know the word “brother” and instead came up with “boy sister” tiny genius
That is so awesome 😃😂😂👏👏👏👏
When I met my brothers best friends kids, they didn't know the word sister so they called me "girl Joshy" (Josh being my brothers name)😂
I love this so much 🥹
That’s so cute!!! When my niece was little I was explaining that I’m her aunt and she’s my niece, and she thought I was saying knees 😂 she pointed to her knees and said “my knees?” And I will never forget that 😭😭😭
My wife has aphasia following a stroke when she was 28. She says the funniest things but rather than get embarrassed she just laughs at herself. She says she can see the proper word in her head but she can’t get is out of her mouth. I met her when she was volunteering answering the phone at the charity I work for which she still does, her bravery is one of the many reasons I love her.
A good friend of mine had a stroke about 5 years ago and has aphasia. He deals with it using humor as well. Sometimes we laugh so hard, we cry. I often think how much easier it would be for him to be bitter but he's such an open and kind man. He and his wife have lost many "friends" and even family support because they "can't deal" with the aphasia. Makes me quite angry really.
Your wife sounds amazing Mark and you sound like a wonderful supportive partner. May you both be blessed with a lifetime of happiness
@@a697ag Dang… losing friends over it sounds rough. I don’t do well socially but I think I’d just agree that we can be friends if I’m allowed to laugh at the mistakes (not to scorn, just the initial impulse response) and if he can be patient with my struggle to string two sensible words together with no tangible excuse like he has. I mean, I may have reasons but it’s one thing to say “stroked-induced aphasia” or similar, and another to say “because I probably should have been diagnosed with something 25 years ago.” Everyone’s dealing with something, right?
I just can’t imagine giving someone the indication that I can’t deal with their speech impediment so being friends is no bueno. That’s so shallow.
I do that and I didn't even get a stroke😒. Hope she recovers fully with no complications.
@@BeeWhistler Happens all the time. Just get hurt, become disabled in some way, and watch your friends disappear. The upside is that you find out who your real friends are. It really hurts at first, but I’d rather find out sooner than later. Which I did. Real talk……still stings a bit.
@@a697ag
Amen🙏
The priest of my grandma's church was from India, and after someone gave a presentation after mass once, he turned to the congregation and said "Let us all give him the clap". All the old ladies were horrified but it's still absolutely hilarious.
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😭😭😭😭☠️
That’s hilarious!
OMG! I totally saw that in my head, started laughing & scared the crap out of three cats & a small dog. 😂🤣 And I think I peed myself. 😳
You made me laugh snort.
English is not my first language, what "the clap" means?
I haven’t laughed this hard in ages! My favourites were “food weapons” and “liquid zoo”! 🤣
Thank you Charlotte for bringing the lols
Liqyid Squid
same lol hilarious! I need more of these in my life lol
Same! I'm gonna start using them both.
It was I'm a lesbiab and the spaghetti (pogotetti) for me🤣
A!most fell off my bed laughing my a$$ off. I too have had this happen to myself. Table turned to food holder or pillow to big flat marshmallow. 😂😂
As someone who played the trombone for nearly a decade, *big brass slide whistle* is an adequate replacement 🤣
Or as the late great Bobby Thompson used to say the haddaway comeback
Love this...
I tried with trombone and failed, ended up a drummer (close enough a to musician.... lol). Its a tremendous sound. The Backbone of the brass section.
Played well it is a golden sex whistle, but I never graduated past the level of "The Brass U-Bend". 🙌
I frigging love angry "DO YOUR RESEARCH!" The voice, the facial expression, the flailing hands of keyboard rage...spot on.
Yaas I laughed so hard 😄
Same!!
It’s my favorite expression
MY FAVE THING SHE DOES
I've always thought that her facial expressions were better, with more range, than Jim Carrey during his heyday.
I used to know a French woman who was learning English. She couldn't remember the word 'Smell' so said "you know, the taste in your nose" .. I laughed but knew exactly what she meant 🤣
I just snorted hard at this 😂😂😂
My daughter when learning to talk called her wrist her arm-hand-knee ''mum I hurt my arm-hand-knee!"
@TankGurl This a beautifully simple explanation of friendship* Life should be more like this* 👍❤️
fun fact! in italian we have a word for each of the 5 senses, but we often just use one to describe all of them
@@stargazing3956 & @TankGurl - while in high school, my best friend & I got to be good friends with a French exchange student. We were always laughing & one of us snorted & Aimee couldn't think of the word "snort", so she got flustered & said "pig scream", which sent us all into hysterical rofl.
charlotte I kindly request as many more parts of this series as possible these were incredible!😂🤣
Yes please! 💙
Agreed these made me laugh laugh
Came here to say something just like this so I'll will like and agree to show my support for this!
Yeees! I want more..this is good training. I will get some abs watching those! And damn you are good at reading the "words"
yesss please MORE LIKE THESE!
During my exchange program in the US I told my host mom I wanted to get a tattoo of an "O"... She was puzzled and asked why the letter O, which I responded "no, the animal".
I learned most of the English language by myself, and didn't know how to correctly pronounce OWL until then. 😂
i was at a bar in Prague, and i forgot the czech word for a lime so instead of just admitting my failure at studying this language for two years now; i said to the barkeeper "prosím máte zelený citron?" which means 'do you have a green lemon' my friends remind me of this at least once a week. that was a year ago xD
aww, that's wholesome. I like it 👌👌
Also good job and best of luck with learning. It's awesome that you learn czech language ✌️🙏
Czech have native word for lime? That's interesting. In Ukrainian(and Russian) foreign word is used: it is just called lime.
When I was a kid, I was riding with Mom and Dad. Dad was driving, but got distracted. We were about to rear end somebody, and Mom briefly forgot the word "stop". In a panic, she yelled "ERRRT!!" Dad slammed on the brakes, and the tires made a sound much like ERRRT! 😂 From that day forward, my folks and I whimsically said "ert" instead of "stop". 45 years later, I still do.
Things from childhood are the best! Love it. My dad always calls an exit that loops one way and then loops the other a ziggy-do. It took years for my bf to use it correctly lol.
I cried reading this 👀💖
This comment had me dying🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I laughed so hard at this that BOTH of my service dogs alerted me that my heart rate was too fast and I was going to pass out! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Ahahahahahaaaa!! This is the best!! 🤣
In the Karate message, the "Hiyaaaah" at the end was them trying to shout"Hiyaaah"- something people do while doing martial arts in movies. I think Charlotte missed that. Hilarious though!
thanks! I missed it as well lmao
It was so funny to me that she missed it (yet the emoji was misleading), followed by hoot hoot and allah cart... I'm in tears laughing
I came here to say just that xD "Charlotte it's not Hi!... It's the sound they make. And the hand is to show the gesture". But the video was awesome!
I was yelling hi-YA! out loud lol I really wanted to hear her say it
Karate & Uncle Roger both have moments of Hiyaaaah
Pretty sure the “do you know Joe” “who’s Joe” should have been followed by “Joe Mama” (like “yo mama”, my husband says this to me all the time and thinks it’s hilarious), but the person didn’t seem to know the way it’s supposed to go. Hilarious video! 😂🤣
I don't know whether its that, it could just be typing too quick on a qwerty keyboard... j and e are right next to the h and w keys
@@MercenaryPen That’s a really good point!
What does he think of lighting farts?
In regards to the utensils being called "food weapons" considering how some people attack their food it's pretty darn accurate!
Just tonight I was teasing my daughter about dropping her popsicle and was trying to say "party foul!" But ended up yelling out " farty poul!" really loud while she was on the phone with one of her guy friends. I laughed, hard. But she just said, "OMG Mom!" And walked back into her room, trying not to be embarrassed of me........funny stuff.
This is how to parent correctly
My husband was going to say either atrocious or horrific and ended up combining them saying something was horrocious. LOL I LOVE this combined word!
I'm totally gonna use that now lol
That's fantabulous.
I am now adding that word to my list of interesting words 😂
@@disposablehero4911 Hey! That's a GREAT word, and used by Van Morrison in my favorite song of his, "Moondance":
"Well, it's a marvelous night for a moondance
With the stars up above in your eyes
A fantabulous night to make romance
'Neath the cover of October skies"
That's a good combo tbf
As a former Trombone player, I appreciate the hell out of "big brass slide whistle"
I think that needs to be the new name.
I used to play trombone too...I was horrible
I had a friend who played trombone back in HS and I am gonna send them this video 😂
I used to have trouble remembering what the word is for non-professionals singing in a microphone at bars and parties. Then someone told me this joke: "What do you call a pallbearer in Oklahoma? A Carry-Okey!"
Problem now is I can't remember how to spell "karaoke" without spell check!
So you were a tromboner?
Omg PLEAAAASE do more of these I laughed so hard throughout this whole thing. If there's one thing the human population can agree on, it's that words are hard.
8:35 I am a Bass Trombonist. I accept "Big Brass Slide whistle", a very clear description.
I'm at work with wireless headphones on listening to this. I am crying and snorting at my desk. My coworkers just don't understand my sense of humor. Love you Charlotte 😍
So funnnny!! Laughed so hard! Please do these "word scrambles" again! It should be a regular program! Shows how the human brain makes associations. When you're trying to think of a word in a foreign language you see the same brain maze. Couldn't think of "library" I said "home for books".
I had a friend who preferred monotonous relationships. I didn't know whether to correct her or not.
When I was RVing in France, we'd forgotten the power cable so I had to ask the shop for the "la corde d'electricite" - "electric rope".
To quote an author I heard about, "Do you know how much brain it takes to make words go????"
OMG I love that! It does take a lot of brain to make words go! I agree. This is why coffee.
I can understand wanting a monotonous relationship, monotone arguments are not nearly so intimidating. 👫😂
The one with Joe is supposed to go "Joe Mama".
Yep.
Do you know Joe?
Who's Joe?
Joe Mama
Do you know how? How are you?
Bea Arthur delivering this line on Golden Girls is the best
@@Mama-eu1ss omg yesssss! Love that show!
As someone with fibromyalgia who gets "fibro fog", I can relate to ALL of these. I once tried to recall the Midwest term for groundhog (whistle pig) when I saw one on the side of the road and I shouted at my husband and kids "pistle whig!" They have never let me live it down. 🤣
Same here, my fibro fog gets me saying some random stuff and my husband looks at me like a spoke in tongues lol
Oh my gosh, same! I have at least 2 random words come out incorrectly everyday thanks to the fog. Just today I said that I trimmed my sons earwigs but I meant to say sideburns. 🙄
The "football team has a furry" one TOOK ME OUT!!! Charlotte, we had the Same epiphany with the SAME facial expression, at the Same time....then I 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I can relate so bad. I always forget the word for "mustard" and "mayonnaise" or I mix them up. My family is completely used to me referring to them as "white sauce" and "yellow sauce".
Had a lady sitting next to me in class. She went to stand up, took one step and fell to the floor. She then said, "my sleep's afoot"! It still makes me giggle.
As a teacher, when you do this in front of a class, it's just over for you. The kids will just come for you. They ask me if I've had my coffee yet, and I say no as I sip my coffee.
I’d be the teacher saying FART CONE. 😅
Good luck with those vertically challenged morale assassins!
I forgot words so often my students knew what my hand gestures were for whatever it was I was looking for! One day I couldn’t find the handouts I was supposed to be passing out and said to myself, “I am going to lose my mind.” A very astute student, with a completely straight face said, “Ah, sorry Miss, but that happened a loooong time ago.” We had a good laugh and one of the kids found handouts. 😄
@@DaisyA-04 Has happened to me too! Handouts and my scissors.
FACT! Fellow educator here to verify this comment. ✅
@@gm-xc5hl I swear, scissors and staplers move on their own! 😁
One time, I was going back to my dorm room after dinner. My residence hall at the time was kind of odd, with the first couple of floors being offices (i.e. Office of Student Records) and the upper floors being dorm rooms.
The bottom of the stairwell had two doors, one leading outside and one leading to the first floor area. As I entered from outside to go up, some middle-aged guy in business attire entered from the first floor to go out.
As we passed each other, he gave me a nod and said "Good morning". I reacted on instinct and said "Good morning" in return.
It was 5pm and I still wonder which one of us feels more awkward about that.
What's extra fun is having a medical condition that causes you to have brain fog and forget normal words all the time. My recent favorites include "fuzzy twig" (pipe cleaner) and "dish laundry" (the dishes in the dishwasher).
Same here! Got brain fog as well and it's awful
my dad also calls dishwasher a "dish laundry" (but in my native language) and it's so funny haha
OMG! I have ADD and this is my daily struggle. I once forgot the word egg and had to explain to the store manager I need the thing that is white and round and comes out of the chicken. It's more difficult when you're at work and presenting to your boss and forget simple words like the name of your project that you've been working for months :)
Kindred spirit.❤
That's an ADD thing? Well, that explains my life!
This was so hilariously relatable that it broke me for a while!
That mascot tidbit was like the cherry on top, marvelous!
Take care and stay safe!
That one got me but Charlotte had it backwards.
As a furry, I've never laughed harder😹
@@deathsecretary2055
So Furries came before Mascots?
Isn't the Mascot tradition a transfer from a military tradition of an regimental animal Mascot?
@@aloneandannoyed
Charlotte reaches broadly with her humor and reactions, that's for sure!
@@kholdanstaalstorm6881 They were the vanguard, sent in advance to ease society into the idea of anthropomorphic animals.
As a linguist, this is so so interesting to me! And I could actually explain how they work 😁
I love the words and phrases little kids come up with. My bff's little boy wasn't feeling well and told us he had a "hair cake"
@@LazyIRanch haha I love the things kids come up with too. I always tell people my 4 year old daughter is the funniest person I know.
My favorite one is when she wants to play the lava floor game. She always says, "mom! I wanna play the Llama game". I die laughing everytime. 😆
@@roguemystique7 Kids can be so funny! I raise goats and a neighbor brought her son by to meet them. When goats feel unsure about something, they make a "spit" sound, like blowing raspberries, and their breath is pretty rank. He told his mom, "Mom! these goats fart with their faces!" Cracked me up, and I've been calling them "fart-faces" ever since!
My family is Hungarian but since we were like 2 we watched cartoon network in english so me and my sister know how to speak both languages, one day we watched something about sharks and my sister had a brainfart and combined both hungarian and english word for it. I still laugh my ass of when I remember :)) for anyone who is interested it came out as sárka. Edit: spelling
I was part of a mom group & there was a mom from Eastern Europe (ESL). The way she'd say "mayonnaise" was "MYnaise", so her daughter was trying to understand what she was saying & ask "what is naise? Where is 'your-nais? Do you need your-naise, mama?" We were all rollin' at how cute it was!
I think the biggest reason this was **chefs kiss* *is Charlottes delivery and the way she just says the misspelled words with gusto...✨ thanks for the laughs potato queen❤️
😂 😂😂🥲 I loved this so much!!! The older I get, the more times I have to try descriptions because I cannot think of a word in the moment… SO it’s a relief (AND made me laugh out loud) - food weapons, triangle thing with toppings…
Spellings were pretty hilarious too.
I hope you take it as a compliment that you appeal to a wide range of ages!😎
The last one with "clapter" was funny as hell. All I could think of was trying to define that new word "clapter is when your hands are laughing"...yeah I know, I know .. cheesy, but I laughed, all that matters.
I sometimes have trouble breaking pre-learned phrases in my head. Like a delivery guy/ lady will bring me lunch and say "enjoy your meal", and I automatically reply: "Thanks, you too!"
I work at a protein bar at a gym and every time I make a preworkout or drink I hand it to them and say “have a great workout!” 9 times out of 10 they say “you too!” And then we laugh. It’s hardwired in us. I
I work at a large aquarium and overheard a little boy say to his mum: "mum were's aqua man, i want to see aqua man not these fish".... think he misheard aquarium but his mum didn't get it which made me laugh even more 😂🐟🦈
Y’all should totally hire an Aqua Man for parties! And maybe he can do some swimming with the fishes (but in an appropriate for kids way, not a mafia way) so the kids can see him in his “natural environment”! You’d get promoted to director of the liquid zoo in no time!
@@davidguidry657 i'd dress up as aqua man for sure, although i might need to work on the 6 pack a bit more first haha
Word of advice: don't eat whilst watching this I nearly spat my food out like five times hahahah this is brilliant
Awh I had the big laugh almost through the whole video 🤣🤣🤣
Once I forgot the word toes and ended up explaining to my friend that I meant the fingers on your feet! That was more than 10 years ago and we're still laughing abt it 🤭
These make me laugh so much!!! My husband asked for a "mishroom shrush" burger instead of Mushroom Swiss. Now I'm always terrified of saying it that way when I order 😆
😂😂😂
@Michael barat 🤣🤣🤣 You're going to say "mishroom shrush" next time you order one
@@kathleenbrager2549 😆
He was trying to do the "How's Joe", "Who's Joe?", "Joe MOMMA" joke
^^^^This^^^^
I just told my husband about water croutons and he made THE best face in response. Like he understood and he didn't like it. I cackled.
Hilarious! I myself am very guilty of bumbling my words. I worked at a Steak and Egg when I was 18 and my manager was Dwight Yokams uncle Bob. I was chewing gum while waiting on a table. They ordered 2 Jumbo Juices (oj) and a few other things. When I repeated the order back to them it came out as " So, we have two hathbrowns smuggerd and cubbered and two Dumbo Douches" lol. At least they were college kids from UC and were a lil tipsy from their evening out in Clifton, so they laughed their heads off and made me feel much better about my mistake. Needless to say, I learned my lesson about chewing gum at work. Then a few years later, I was at a long-term job, and it was a VERY busy Saturday night bar rush. Two young homosexual men came to the counter and ordered. When they finished placing the order, they asked that i make sure that the order was correct because the last time they ordered it had been seriously botched. I wanted to say "Well, if it isn't correct, I will personally put my foot in their ass." but not wanting to offend them by cursing, it came out as " I WILL PERSONALLY PUT SOMETHING IN THEIR BUTT." :/ OMG, I felt like an ass. I know I turned so many shades of red, I could feel the heat in my face. But they looked at each other and back at me and cracked up. Thank God cause I could've swore that they would be offended with that for sure! SWo much for trying NOT to offend. I swear sometimes I should just keep my mouth shut. I promise there are so many other examples of botched speech in my life.
I don't think many people realize how hard it is to remember some specific words in English if iys not your first language or mother tongue. I remember one time I said 'knock off octopus' instead of squid and 'small dancing turtle' instead of crabs. I am still embarrassed to this day.
This happens to me constantly on my mother toungue LOL
This made me laugh so hard I started crying and my partner had to ask me to leave the room because he was playing a timing based game 😂🤣
Gotta add this one as well: My mom used to be a manager at Pic-n-Save, and more than once, we had to do an overnighter to re-stock the store. So one time, after a marathon of 10 hours, my mom suggested breakfast, and "wanted" to say "Scrambled eggs and ham:, but this is what she said
"Hambled eggs and scram". I knew what she meant anyway, at least the eggs were not green.
I have a pet bearded dragon, and it's really important when feeding beardies (and other reptiles) to make sure they get enough calcium, so there are calcium supplements for them that you put on their food or in their water. One of the types of supplements is a product called liquid calcium; it comes in a bottle with a dropper, and you put it in their water
I also have a beardie!
❤cool
I did not know that. Thanks.
I'm friggin cryin, I'm laughing so hard! I love it & definitely needed that outlet. Thank you, Queen Charlotte!
I belly laughed at this one! Thank you, Charlotte! Making my day, as usual!
I do this stuff all the time. I had some pets that I named Newt and Tina like from Fantastic Beasts. When I told a friend their names I accidentally called them Toot and Nina. Got a good laugh out of that one.
I also once said "We pay month rently" instead of "We pay rent monthly."
Words are indeed hard. English is a weird language with no rules. I understand their struggle😩 my favorite is when the waitress says to enjoy my food and Broca’s area fails me and I end up saying “you too!” 😳
If you think that English is a weird language with no rules, try french🤣
I'm french and I reckon that our language is one of the most vicious on this planet lol
Thats because brits adopted a lot of French since 17 century
@@veruschkadahmer1805 True that! French is my second language and it's absolutely crazy sometimes 🤣
Her reading "Asthma" sounded like an actual Asthma attack itself, which made me breathn't for a good minute, due to laughter.
I went to culinary school with a friend of mine, and one day we were studying for one of our bread and pastry classes together. As I was reading aloud from the textbook, I read the line "high protein bread flour" but flubbed it and said "high protein blood flour" instead. It's been 10 years and we still laugh about it to this day.
My daughter and I have a bit of aphasia and always say "words are hard". I laughed so hard at these, I'm crying!
I'm all for honesty with "your problem" you explain what you meant, people will understand, maybe have a good laugh and maybe share their own "words are hard" moments with you. Thank you Charlotte for everything you do!
My initial reaction would just be making a face at myself like “wtf did I do”. I mess up w words all the time so it generally helps if I do that and then say I’m “tripping on my tongue”.
@@juliarunn5009 : I generally say, "My tongue got wrapped around my eye teeth, and I couldn't see what I was saying."
This is SO ME! I can’t tell you how many hours a week I spend Googling for words I actually know but can’t find the brain file.
Oh my gosh I do that too 😂
Laughter is the best medicine and girl you are a gift to all who listen. Times have been pretty grim but we're going to keep laughing. 🌻 Take care you are loved.
What I love about this channel is that the only thing that I hate about it is when the video ends!❤
I laughed so hard I almost choked on my water crouton!!😂😂😂😂 my cheeks ache so bad!! That was just what I needed! Thank you so much!
Hahaha, I have said that I wanted to get my pace fainted several times in a row trying to correct myself. Someone finally said the correct words (face painted) and I yelled out, yes, that! lol the "hoot hoot" had me laughing.
Thank you Charlotte for the laughs. I really needed it. I have panicattacks and PTSD
and don't feel myself for a long time now and I really feel down. This made me laugh and I feel a bit less afraid.
As someone with fibromyalgia, this happens to me constantly.. lmao. Loved this. Like for example.. if you cant think of the word for humming bird you might say.. the ... the vibrating midget bird! I've also combined words for hilarious, yet unintended, results. Also.. sometimes you try to say a word and you cant think of it. .. so you try to describe the thing next to it, but then realize you cant think of that word either, so you just end up sputtering and pointing annoyedly.. lmao. Loved this vid. CAN RELATE big time :)
Same. Fibro makes my mouth and brain not work well together sometimes
@@aprilf509 Glad to see im not alone! Teehee sometimes its frustrating but at times its downright hilarious eh?
Thank you Charlotte. I've had a real hard last few weeks. Keeping the depression at bay has been difficult. Your videos have really help me. But todays?... was "the big laugh" and "DO YOUR RESEARCH" gets me every time. 🤣🥰
Love this segment Charlotte - hysterical! I was once super stressed during a test in high school (before smart phones). During the essay portion of the test, I lost my mind and couldn’t remember how to spell the word “is”. I turned my test in with the word “iz” repeated throughout the essay. Later during lunch, when I recounted this story to friends, they laughed and laughed and I was just sitting there like “seriously, how iz it spelled?”
I opened the door for a customer and got caught between you’re welcome and no problem and I said ‘no probably’ …. 🤦🏻♀️
I work in the phones and at the end if a call the customer said "Bye, I love you" and we hung up. I know she was probably mortified. We still laugh about it to this day! 🤣
My dad had a habit of replying to people with "Very good!" as acknowledgement that he understood. He called a client's office once, was told by the receptionist that the client was out because he was at his mother's funeral... yep, he responded with a cheerful "Very good!" before he could stop himself! Oops!
This feels like every conversation I had when my company sent me to Germany and I was trying to speak German while they were trying to speak English. We always eventually figured it out 😂😂😂😂😂
My dad & his whole family were born & raised in Italy , my sister said when she was younger dad took her to Dairy Queen drive through. It ended up being a disaster & he kept saying I would like a chocolate milkshake [at least that is what he thought he said]. Instead with a very accent & repeated 6 times he said socolate melshaka. They finally said "sir do you mean a chocolate milshake?" and he responded with wtf {but said it with all cuss words} did you think that I meant. My sisters and I are 20 years older than her but we felt her pain...I absolutely love the way dad speaks, so I laughed my ass off when she told me.
I'm a boomer with a masters degree in English and a post-baccalaureate in teaching ESL/TESOL. As someone who sometimes searches for words (among other things), I couldn't love this more!
I've never been this early. I feel like this is the start of a new era. :)
I’m early finally because it’s a snow day!!
@@Mama_Bear524
Where do you live???
Charlotte! I wish you came out with your own text stickers bc I find myself needing your specific facial expressions for everyday situations in my personal life. 🤣
First, keep on being yourself girl!! How's your leg? A burn can get cause problems, so take really good care of yourself. Lastly, thank you!! I always feel better about myself when I watch you; you are a positive ✨ for me me! Much love and sending good vibes your way!💓
I'm low key worried about her burn too 😟 I've taken care of too many pts who've had a small burn like that turn into a gnarly infection or sepsis.
Best one like this I ever heard was Michael mckintyre talking about forgetting the term for “jerry can”…in his moment of fluster he apparently came up with “petrol suitcase” (gas suitcase for you Americans who don’t understand the states of matter)
The clerk apparently just was stoned
“I need a thing, you know, for fuel, you put fuel in it”
“…car…?”
Also I once said ‘GRAVY!’ instead of ‘groovy’ when a 70s disco song came on the radio. I think I was trying to say ‘great’ at the same time 😂😂😂
Charlotte, this has to be one of the funniest videos you’ve done! You should make a part two sometime 🙂
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Nooo Charlotte, on the karate one he didn't say "hi" at the end he was saying "HI-YAH!" like the typical karate noise! LMAO 🤣
When I was a kiddie, My dad & grandpa were both mechanics and jokingly used to refer to cutlery as "Table Spanners!". I'm now in my 60s and still sometimes use that expression without thinking. They also used to call butter "Table Grease!" It was very much frowned upon by my grandma!
When my 13 year old niece was 4 she loved working with my mom out in the garden. One time she came in and proudly announced that "some of the bikini (zucchini) squashes I buried grew big and strong!" It was so hilarious that we still use the term to this day.
Then one day when her sister (2 years older) was learning how to spell we asked her to spell my name, my sisters name, her daddy's name (of course she spelled it d-a-d-d-y while we were actually fishing for his given name which is Kendahl), her Mema's (grandma) name and her Pop's (grandpa's) name. She was doing really good at sounding out the words until she got to Pop. She says P-O and then she scratches her head thinking real hard and her eyes light up like the lightbulb had just went on and she says proudly "oh I know it! It's P-O-O-P!" We were laughing so hard we were crying! And ever since then they lovingly refer to him as Poop 🤣
Very, very funny! One of the Littles in the family used to say "giraffe" instead of "graph". And croutons to put in soup or on salad should always be "cretins". And just yesterday, someone from my power company said they would "put me on the PRIHORITY customer list in case of outages" because my health issues make me a "prihority". Cute!
My kiddo used to ask for cute-ons for her salad and I just couldn't correct her.
Love these. When my mom is dictating texts using voice recognition, there's often a series of misspellings and wrong words, getting increasingly capsier, at which point she gives up and types it. And every time I receive the result-- she doesn't go back and edit out the wrong words-- I laugh like a drain. Especially because the next text is always "Siri hates me."
My friend uses talk-to-text while driving. I'm glad she's the one operating the car, because Siri clearly has a drinking problem.
Please excuse me, but how does a drain laugh?
@@jacklow9611 I picked this expression up from a friend in the UK who uses it to mean "laughed loudly and obnoxiously." Here's an example: ruclips.net/video/6xX854XGm3k/видео.html
@@rb2157 : It's British. That explains it. Thanks.
The amount of videos you do is incredible. Thank you for your hard work and the time you do on these videos. 😃
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My dad is French and my mom is American so we have a TON of family jokes that revolve around some kind of language mixup… I think one of my favorites is “lucky warm”. My dad was trying to say “lukewarm”. To this day we refer to it as “lucky warm” in my family.
I jus wanted to say, thank you for everything you keep doing for this channel/us. I lost my mother today around 2am from lung cancer n your videos truly help get me thru the nights/days. You're a treasure Charlotte, thank you for everything ❤️❤️
So sorry for your loss.
So sorry for your loss. Charlotte helps so many people deal with things with just her humour. Wishing you the best.
I'm so sorry for your loss hoping you and your family well
Charlotte is exactly the laugh I need before starting my day rofl.
Thats exactly what I said! I just love her so much! Gives me great vibes for the day 😁
My family watch your videos and my 10m old laughs so hard when you say “hey everybody “😂😂
I LOVE IT WHEN BABIES LAUGH AT THE FUNNIEST THINGS
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this whole video had me dying laughing, especially the horny for halloween lmao 🤣🤣🤣 also for the Joe one, the joke is "do you know Joe?" and the person will respond "joe who?" and the response/joke will be "joe mama" lol
Thank you! This was the reply i was hoping to find, I didn’t know the Joe Mama joke either 🤦🏼♀️😂
@@lindak8664 lmao the only reason I know it is from watching the golden girls lmao
I was getting my dad a piece of cake and he came through the kitchen and said "I love you too" and it straight up broke my brain because I hadn't said anything (food is my family's love language) so I had no idea on what to say so my brain spouted out "No problem" it took me a couple seconds to realize what i had said made no sense and I just stood there for a second trying to wrap my head around it
A family friend went through police school. In the final exam, he was supposed to catch a burglar. Only he got confused as soon as he saw the culprit. Instead of saying "Stop! Police!" he yelled at the top of his lungs: Stoice! Policops!"
It worked. The pretend burglar had to laugh so hard he basically collapsed and could be apprehended without further issues.
This reminds me of the time my mom was at the store trying to get a Firestarter and she couldn't say it- she kept saying stire farter😂
I understand this completely. I taught grammar and composition in the 1980's and have watched spelling, grammar, and comprehension deteriorate as short cut social media has risen. I feel no remorse about laughing my ass off (and I can spell it) at these knuckleheads; in fact, I'll watch again so I can ridicule them again.
So glad to see you Charlotte! You look wonderful and I hope you're feeling better. I've been struggling with my mental health also, but better days are coming! Thank you for being so supportive and positive. You're a good role model for our young women and someone that us 30- something year Olds can relate to! Lol oh, BTW the one you wanted explained- lots of times when you try to type "how" it wants to turn into "Joe " and visa versa lol
I thought it was more a a “Joe Mama/Your Mama” thing?🤷♀️
@@stephaniejordan4970 Preetty sure that’s what they were going for yes 👍
I forgot the word "fan" and instead screamed "turn on the air oscillator" at my friend.
I knew a Russian priest who spoke barely passable English. Once at the end of a service he wanted to say "Peace be with You" to the congregation -- instead it came out "Piss on you all" I have never forgotten that - I was a young Russian Orthodox altar boy.
Word of advice…. DO NOT DRINK LIQUIDS when watching charlotte dobre!! It goes everywhere!!
Right?!?! I keep trying to get her to put that as a disclaimer before her “Hey everybody!” Something like, “Warning! Please do not eat or drink while watching. Neither Miss Charlotte, the editors, producers, or RUclips is responsible for choking, ruined electronics, or frightened pets as a result of watching this video.”
but i am water hungry.
In a few latin originated languages, excited means the same/similar as/to s*xually aroused. So the question makes sense, as weird as it sounds, haha!
In Dutch we have a word that is similar to excited that can also be, and is mostly, used in a sexual context
My mom, who is nearly 100, and recovering from the virus, has word retrieval difficulties at times. But her vocabulary is many, many times larger and more accurate than these peoples'.
I drink water all day long, so I am really now just wanting to say "I'm water hungry."
Love these videos. They are something I look forward to after work to help laughter sooth away the sorrows of the day.
I told my husband to "fluff the windows" while looking at the window and meaning "fluff the pillows". It was the first time I ever experienced fibro-fog. Then I spent 5 minutes fumbling to describe the "book" my coworker was holding...we worked in a library and the more stress I'm under, the worse it actually gets. I hate what it's done to my memory...because I was the living memory in our family. Now no one trusts my mind and it hurts.