Japanese have taken the waiting line to another level. They have well spaced footprints in front of each door of the train in the subway so that you respect the personal space.
Cette regle s'applique sur les escalators en angleterre. Une marche de courtoisie entre les gens sinon tu te fais engueuler. Et attention a laisser les gens passer a gauche parce qu'ils se sont pas levé assez tot pour pas courir dans l'escalier
Heck man even their escalators are well managed. There's one half of the escalator for if you just want to stand and slowly ascend, and if you wanna walk up the escalator because you're slightly in a rush, you just walk up the other part of it.
@@AnEmu404 Lol what is this language? It seems German but I sort of understand it. Look I've got nothing against German bricks *cough* bread, but the Body of Christ was made of French bread. He was walking around with baguette arms and legs. Do not dare say I'm wrong this is my religion RESPECT MY RELIGION!!!
Me: American and laughing every time I hear "queue" instead of "line" Les britanques parlent les meilleurs mots et les americains obtiennent la pire. C'est injuste.
ah ouais? pardonnez-moi mais je ne suis pas d'accord avec vous. i would rather eat a cookie than a biscuit. also, the british dont get credit since "queue" is one of many "british" words (i.e. aubergine, serviette) borrowed from french. alors, ce sont les français qui ont les meilleurs mots.
You're the best man, don't know why I write in english but i guess i need to improve it. The buses queues in France is soo horrible, it's like a Battle Royale, one last standing
Baked Utah I’d probably just say You’re the best, man, don’t know why I write in English but I guess I need to improve it. The bus queues in France are soo horrible, it’s like a Battle Royale, last one standing
The thing I disapprove of is the suggestion that Edinburgers have a Scottish accent. Although I guess that's similar to suggesting Parisians have a French accent.
Dans les administrations le numéro est fait pour qu'on puisse attendre assis. C'est tellement lent que sinon des gens tomberaient sur place d'épuisement.
CaptainMomo perso que ce soit à la fromagerie, à la boucherie ou à la poissonnerie je n’ai jamais eu besoin d’utiliser les tickets ! Et je n’ai jamais vu quelqu’un les utiliser !
@@sweetboss4785 C'était pas tant pour justifier l'utilisation de tickets ou non, mais pour dire que non, prendre un numéro ne signifie pas aller s'asseoir, c'est juste pour éviter un gros problème parce qu'on sait très bien que les gens vont gueuler "Non c'est moi, j'étais là avant !". Au moins pour pas se faire chier, certaines institutions mettent des numéros et tout le monde la ferme. Aucun moyen de couper la ligne quand il n'y en a pas
J'ai aussi quinze ans (je ne sais pas si maintenant tu as seize ans ou pas) et moi j'aime aussi ce programme(pas trop sûre de quel mot utiliser). Je suis française et britannique mais je ne vis pas en France alors comme le mec la (j'ai oublié son nom... Oops) j'ai l'accent et je peux parler comme une française mais j'ai un petit peut de mal avec l'orthographe et je fais des petites fautes (par exemple j'ai du mal avec les accents) alors pardon si mon français est nul. (Je viens de Bretagne et je passe mes vacances la bas avec mes grand parents)
The "scottish" part was amazing, haven't laughed so hard in a long time! To bad I can't understand french well enough to go and see your show live. Keep up the good work! Cheers from Russia!
As a Scot, I would happily go to france to shout at people in queues but I am also too nice and just let people push in as well. So much for the accent...
I’m Scottish, and I only moved as far as Yorkshire, but still had to vastly change the way I spoke within the first while working there because people didn’t understand me 😂
If you say that because of the cliché that french people can't speak english, well it's just less and less true with the newer generations and Paul's audience is most likely on the younger side. Also he's performing in Paris, and Parisians are used to it by now, you're almost hearing english as much as french in there during vacations
@@P_Y_R hmmmm nope. French do not speak english, however more and more might understand better than they speak. Understanding and speaking are 2 very different things
Le pire, ça reste dans les stations de skis quand tu attends pour prendre le télésiège et qu'il y en a plein qui te pousse carrément pour te passer devant. Et après si tu leur fait une réflexion ils te disent qu'ils ne t'avaient pas vu
Nan mais c'est tellement ça n'importe où ailleurs je me gène pas pour me mettre à côté où de carrément dépasser la personne devant pour regarder un truc puis me remettre à ma place . Dans la boulangerie je n'ose même pas m'approcher de la vitrine . Je ne sais pas pourquoi 😂😂
haha, c'est tellement ça. Même sur les jeux vidéos j'ai remarqué la différence, quand tu veux récupérer un objet unique qui repop toutes les 15 minutes, sur serveur anglais tu vois des queues de 30 ou 40 personnes, sur serveur français, tu vois tout le monde qui se grimpent dessus et qui cliquent tous et s'insultent ou se narguent lorsqu'ils l'ont enfin. :)
Ahahah il me tue 😆 Je pensais tellement à la boulangerie, et paf il a mis ça sur le tapis. Bon je pense qu'il parle surtout des mentalités des grandes villes (chacun pour soi!) mais c'est clair que c'est typiquement français. 😂
C'est rare que je ri devant une vidéo, mais la j'ai littéralement eu les larmes aux yeux j'ai du faire pause pour écouter la suite tellement j'en pouvais plus
@@IrinaKouruskuva oh fuck do you now ahahahah why? I don't sound that Scottish but people in Scotland type (some people) and speak like this. Him: Aw fuck that wee bastard man. Her: Ano absolute wide, wit are these wanes parents doin, gon be an absolute ned by next year. Him: aye, ano. how is it hot. Fucking ridiculous honestlyy.
@@jennyrenfrew2256 yeahh, from glasgow aswell. No clue why people certain use english like that 'ano' is not a word, what you mean is 'i know' you do not type in your accent 💀 Sorry for being irrelevant haha, but yeah a lot of my friends/classmates speak like that.
I think- I love you. Honestly, most of the people I know type like how they talk, example: ‘wit are ye dain the morra dae ye want tae come over’. I guess I talk like that but that’s just my accent but I don’t type like that
J’adddddddooooorree! When tu viens à Londres ?! Clever that the videos are released early morning That’s my new morning meditation starting with laughter. Merci much Paul and keep shining
Yo my Best friend is Scottish and I fucking love It when he's angry. Everytime someone gets scared shitless and just goes " who the fuck made the Scott angry now!?". They really now how to project their voice when they angry.
The festival he is talking about is called the fringe, and it is so much fun. I didn’t even do much but since it takes up so much of the city it was hard to ignore how much fun it was. (There was a magician there who said not to clap for him because it would attract Americans and they’d build a Starbucks and I was confused because the Americans had already built a Starbucks across the street)
As a Scot with an Aussie mum, my mum made me order everything in France bc they think she sounds English. “Oh scottish! Yes we love you, Auld Alliance etc”
Aussie here, with Scottish family. Here's the secret: Tell them you're Australian. Show them your passport to prove it if you have to. Once they know you're Australian (or a New Zealander), you're sweet. As cringey as it is, start with "G'day" and sound as "ocker" as you possibly can. Otherwise they'll assume you're English and ignore you.
Reminds me of a Paris - Bristol flight I had. We were all in a massive (organised) queue, with 95% of the people being brits around. I was near the end too. But suddenly they announced a gate change, but in French first! That one time my queue position went from 150th to 3rd :P (being French and bilingual pays off) -- Ça me rappelle un vol Paris - Bristol pour lequel je faisais la queue. J’étais avec 95% de britanniques et plutôt à l’arrière. Ils ont fait une annonce de changement de porte mais en français d’abord, du coup j’ai pu gruger tout le monde et je suis passé de 150e à 3e, c’était merveilleux 😂
It's actually a sliding scale of accents' anger-efficacy from south to north, intersecting 0 somewhere around Oxford and maxing out somewhere around Fort William.
On ne sait pas faire la queue tellement vrai même dans les supermarchés à la poissonnerie on doit prendre un ticket sinon les gens risquent de se battre 😂😂😂
Lmao I love learning accents and I find a Scottish accent really easy to do. So much so that sometimes, when really pissed off, I automatically switch into a Scottish accent. I think I do it because I don't want to start yelling super loud so my brain is like "How can I be more expressive without either yelling and hurting my throat, or cussing a lot. Scottish accent I guess!" And I start with a Scottish accent halfway through a sentence!
3:38 I was truly hoping you were going to speak French in a Scottish accent, maybe lace it with a few québecois sacres too. Funny, the Québecois do queuing far better than their French cousins.
You should know that French people take their bread very seriously. Last time they couldn't get it they started a revolution.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
As a french i like your post 😂.
That's way to relatable
And to think they should've eaten cake!
Thesampion The ingredients we need to do bread are the same we need to do cakes 🎂 x)
I’m using the level of beer in the cup as reference to put the clips in sequence
>Refills
u r a fucking genius
You smart little-
Borrio Boy lol same
@Amishi Arora Fking great idea! Lmao i guess im an idiot.
Japanese have taken the waiting line to another level. They have well spaced footprints in front of each door of the train in the subway so that you respect the personal space.
Until you're in the train, sardine box like on rush hours.
Cette regle s'applique sur les escalators en angleterre. Une marche de courtoisie entre les gens sinon tu te fais engueuler.
Et attention a laisser les gens passer a gauche parce qu'ils se sont pas levé assez tot pour pas courir dans l'escalier
And they look at you soooo baad when you're not on space... I've didn't seen it...
Heck man even their escalators are well managed. There's one half of the escalator for if you just want to stand and slowly ascend, and if you wanna walk up the escalator because you're slightly in a rush, you just walk up the other part of it.
@@jazzycat8917 Not really
www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2015-01/09/content_19282920.htm
www.istockphoto.com/sg/photo/long-queue-people-waiting-for-bus-beijing-china-gm656108688-119661695
woikr.com/android/people-in-china-queue-up-for-meizu-m9-phone/
French bread IS sacred thus the only thing worth queuing for.
"Une" baguette
@@trickytreyperfected1482 LA baguette. La Sainte Baguette.
@@Hodoss (It was a reference to a different part of the show)
Hodoss Nein Deutsch Brot ist besser als Broten aus Frankreich. Weit besser.
@@AnEmu404 Lol what is this language? It seems German but I sort of understand it.
Look I've got nothing against German bricks *cough* bread, but the Body of Christ was made of French bread. He was walking around with baguette arms and legs.
Do not dare say I'm wrong this is my religion RESPECT MY RELIGION!!!
Lui il est jamais allé a un arrêt de bus devant un collège quand le bus arrive , à ce moment là c'est game of thrones
mais pourquoi pas juste simplement faire le queue??
@@kevinao8074 Bah, c'est sympa aussi, GoT.
@@kevinao8074 parce qu'en France on est pas civilisé
@Fenix Fox la salle d'étude après le cours aussi
Ou World War Z x)
This guy is fucking hilarious. As someone who is Francophone and who's grandfather is Scottish, this is just great. I keep clicking on his videos.
Me: American and laughing every time I hear "queue" instead of "line"
Les britanques parlent les meilleurs mots et les americains obtiennent la pire. C'est injuste.
Hunter A. Ooooooh so that’s what a queue is. I was halfway through the video and very confused. Thanks for that.
@@hayleew1927 I gotchu fellow American(?).
Hunter A. Yeah I’m American lol
ah ouais? pardonnez-moi mais je ne suis pas d'accord avec vous. i would rather eat a cookie than a biscuit. also, the british dont get credit since "queue" is one of many "british" words (i.e. aubergine, serviette) borrowed from french. alors, ce sont les français qui ont les meilleurs mots.
Jackie Liu je suis d’accord, ‘enculeur de mouches’ c’est littéralement la meilleure insulte que j’aie jamais entendu
You're the best man, don't know why I write in english but i guess i need to improve it. The buses queues in France is soo horrible, it's like a Battle Royale, one last standing
Pff, noob, try queueing for whatever reason in Italy
Baked Utah I’d probably just say
You’re the best, man, don’t know why I write in English but I guess I need to improve it. The bus queues in France are soo horrible, it’s like a Battle Royale, last one standing
Good job.
@@bakedutah8411 if you were in England you wouldn't say dude though, so if you care for the English-English variant its mate.
@@bakedutah8411 You kinda took some liberties here, I'd say this isn't wholy accurate to what he was saying.
As a Scot I approve this message
Yuu meen yuu apprruuve?
In April I go to your country of Scotland 🏴
And I am looking forward to
The thing I disapprove of is the suggestion that Edinburgers have a Scottish accent. Although I guess that's similar to suggesting Parisians have a French accent.
Same
@@andymcl92 it depends what part of Edinburgh, places and areas have different accents and some just sound British or almost neutral
as someone having a bad day who can understand both french and english, this fits PERFECTLY into my areas of interest
Nobody:
RUclips: recommend a video of a English stand up comedian
speaking bilingual language
I thought it was because I changed my major
Arctrog to French? Lol
@@tunzlunz yes
Arctrog lol your FBI person is working overtime man.
@@tunzlunz being that I'm already trilingual, probably
The way he described the bus stop in France is exactly how it is here and the States so I freaking died laughing!!!
We don’t LIKE waiting in queues. We’re just too polite to refuse.
as half scotsman, half french, this was great
Chanceux 😅
Dans les administrations le numéro est fait pour qu'on puisse attendre assis. C'est tellement lent que sinon des gens tomberaient sur place d'épuisement.
Et du coup à la poissonnerie, pourquoi on prend des numeros ? Y'a pas de chaise
CaptainMomo perso que ce soit à la fromagerie, à la boucherie ou à la poissonnerie je n’ai jamais eu besoin d’utiliser les tickets ! Et je n’ai jamais vu quelqu’un les utiliser !
@@sweetboss4785 C'était pas tant pour justifier l'utilisation de tickets ou non, mais pour dire que non, prendre un numéro ne signifie pas aller s'asseoir, c'est juste pour éviter un gros problème parce qu'on sait très bien que les gens vont gueuler "Non c'est moi, j'étais là avant !". Au moins pour pas se faire chier, certaines institutions mettent des numéros et tout le monde la ferme. Aucun moyen de couper la ligne quand il n'y en a pas
Ça doit faire une dizaine d année que j ai plus vu les tickets d attente
@@artiendes J'en ai reçu un le mois dernier en allant refaire ma carte de transport à Lyon (qui pourtant est pas le dernier des villages de campagne)
Whats'up Paul i'm 15 years old and I am French I juste write this message because I love your show. Continue Like that Paul you are Fantastique
J'ai aussi quinze ans (je ne sais pas si maintenant tu as seize ans ou pas) et moi j'aime aussi ce programme(pas trop sûre de quel mot utiliser). Je suis française et britannique mais je ne vis pas en France alors comme le mec la (j'ai oublié son nom... Oops) j'ai l'accent et je peux parler comme une française mais j'ai un petit peut de mal avec l'orthographe et je fais des petites fautes (par exemple j'ai du mal avec les accents) alors pardon si mon français est nul.
(Je viens de Bretagne et je passe mes vacances la bas avec mes grand parents)
The "scottish" part was amazing, haven't laughed so hard in a long time! To bad I can't understand french well enough to go and see your show live. Keep up the good work! Cheers from Russia!
Aurore from France told me about this and am from Scotland ♥️.
Come back to Nepal
A constant switch between Francais et Anglais, My god, j'adore this guy :)
I love this depiction of Scotland.
When tu speak français and anglais, you absolument adore this spectacle
Yes we adorer ce spectacle
Excellent pour bosser mon anglais ! Prononciation au top, beaucoup d'humour et des situations de tous les jours. Merci beaucoup 🙏
Au collège et au lycée. La queue pour aller au self. Un remake de la ruée vers l'or.
i discovered paul yesterday but he's already really up there as one of my favourite comedians
#team7am I love getting tidbits of your show every morning.
Thank you Paul! 💚
As a Scot, I would happily go to france to shout at people in queues but I am also too nice and just let people push in as well. So much for the accent...
I’m Scottish, and I only moved as far as Yorkshire, but still had to vastly change the way I spoke within the first while working there because people didn’t understand me 😂
J'adore découvrir tous ces petits sketchs quotidiens ! de quoi commencer la journée de bonne humeur !
when he started speaking English with a Scottish accent, my mind immediately went to “dUNkeh wot ah yew dooen in ma swUmp”
These videos: exist
YT auto subtitles: Aight imma head out
Ce n’est pas que les boulangeries, c’est partout où il y a à manger.
Le manger c’est sacré il faut respecter epicétou !
Le gras, c'est la vie.
@@TheElfedubois pardonnez-moi, je suis anglaise, mais qu'est-ce qu'il veut dire 'le gras c'est la vie'? merci beaucoup
T Gulati It means fat is Life.
It’s mostly a reference to a french tv show named Kaamelott.
@@TheElfedubois jsuis d'accord mdr,, merci bcp!!
Is the audience completely billingual? How can you speak 2 languages the whole time and have the audience still understand?
Most people in mainland Europe are bi/multilingual. It's usually English and their native language.
@@poppopper7325 That's a lot of people in the WORLD actually. Except when they're from an English speaking country.
If you say that because of the cliché that french people can't speak english, well it's just less and less true with the newer generations and Paul's audience is most likely on the younger side. Also he's performing in Paris, and Parisians are used to it by now, you're almost hearing english as much as french in there during vacations
@@P_Y_R hmmmm nope. French do not speak english, however more and more might understand better than they speak. Understanding and speaking are 2 very different things
Its easier to find a french that understands english than the other way around, plus this is europe people are not as monolingual as in the usa
Je kiff le concept franglais, I'm learning and laughing at the same time thanks !
Keep doing it !
Le pire, ça reste dans les stations de skis quand tu attends pour prendre le télésiège et qu'il y en a plein qui te pousse carrément pour te passer devant.
Et après si tu leur fait une réflexion ils te disent qu'ils ne t'avaient pas vu
As a french, your french accent is awesome!
He sounds like cyprien when he’s talking french😂
Ooooh yup that's right dude !
So I was looking for French pronunciation help and this popped up 😂 greetings from Florida merci beaucoup, tu es hilarant.
Nan mais c'est tellement ça n'importe où ailleurs je me gène pas pour me mettre à côté où de carrément dépasser la personne devant pour regarder un truc puis me remettre à ma place . Dans la boulangerie je n'ose même pas m'approcher de la vitrine . Je ne sais pas pourquoi 😂😂
Drôle et le concept Franglais est géniale pour moi qui progresse en anglais
Pareil pour moi qui progresse en français :)
J etudie francais avec show
I am getting some serious Bo Burnham vibes from the way you act and deliver your lines, and I *love it*.
haha, c'est tellement ça. Même sur les jeux vidéos j'ai remarqué la différence, quand tu veux récupérer un objet unique qui repop toutes les 15 minutes, sur serveur anglais tu vois des queues de 30 ou 40 personnes, sur serveur français, tu vois tout le monde qui se grimpent dessus et qui cliquent tous et s'insultent ou se narguent lorsqu'ils l'ont enfin. :)
The Scot accent was on point but if you think Edinburgh is wild, you should go to the Grampian region hahaha
Merci de nous faire réviser notre anglais avec votre prononciation si parfaite 😂
I'm French and living in China rn and it's even worse here like taking the bus or the subway it's like start a fight to get into it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
TAKE THE CARD OUT PLEASE!!!
I lost it lol 😭🤣
Super vos vidéos en frenglish. C'est le premier stand up show que l'on peut regarder avec mon fiancé et comprendre et rire ensemble merci à vous 😁👍
hahahahhaa as an American, I love French and British accents... these videos are like heaven
Ahahah il me tue 😆
Je pensais tellement à la boulangerie, et paf il a mis ça sur le tapis.
Bon je pense qu'il parle surtout des mentalités des grandes villes (chacun pour soi!) mais c'est clair que c'est typiquement français. 😂
That Navigo bit cracked me up!
I’m Scottish, can confirm everyone outside of Scotland doesn't understand us, and we're not shy on throwing skippers out the queue 😂
mdrr la boulagerie je m'y attendais tellement x)
C'est rare que je ri devant une vidéo, mais la j'ai littéralement eu les larmes aux yeux j'ai du faire pause pour écouter la suite tellement j'en pouvais plus
Last year we had French students come our school, in Scotland, and let’s just say - communication was HARD
I love it when you imitate Scottish guy
this guy is so fucking funny i’m pissing myself at nearly 12am his humour is no joke (pun intended)
I love Scotland, the Scots and their accent :-D
@@Egomxnia yes it's a beautiful country i hope i could visit it someday. And i love the scottish accent
@@IrinaKouruskuva oh fuck do you now ahahahah why? I don't sound that Scottish but people in Scotland type (some people) and speak like this.
Him: Aw fuck that wee bastard man.
Her: Ano absolute wide, wit are these wanes parents doin, gon be an absolute ned by next year.
Him: aye, ano.
how is it hot. Fucking ridiculous honestlyy.
I think- I love you. That’s how everyone where I live speak like aha I’m from Glasgow and the accent is thick
@@jennyrenfrew2256 yeahh, from glasgow aswell. No clue why people certain use english like that 'ano' is not a word, what you mean is 'i know' you do not type in your accent 💀
Sorry for being irrelevant haha, but yeah a lot of my friends/classmates speak like that.
I think- I love you. Honestly, most of the people I know type like how they talk, example: ‘wit are ye dain the morra dae ye want tae come over’. I guess I talk like that but that’s just my accent but I don’t type like that
J’adddddddooooorree! When tu viens à Londres ?!
Clever that the videos are released early morning
That’s my new morning meditation starting with laughter. Merci much Paul and keep shining
Today I learned the French language has a native word for Scottish people instead of saying the English word "Scottish" with a French accent.
Moi j'adorais à Londres quand tu faisais la queue , la phrase qui revenais le plus " Are you in the Queue ?" , j'étais pouffé de rire à chaque fois ;)
Scotland is wonderful. I hope that i could visit this country someday
You'd be welcome into our angry sounding country
@@A-Ravens-Call Ahah thank you 😁😊
I swear u are the best comedian cuz u post European time
I live in Cumbria and me and my friend both go into Scottish accents when we're annoyed
I feel like I've had more red wine and laughing harder than this French audience... but they clap a LOT. Comedy around the world, hey.
You’re funny as hell man 😂
Your show are always funny 😂😂good job and continue 😍😊🔝🔝
dude that French accent is incroyable
And he speaks at a real pace too - I don't know much French, but he sounds very fluent.
Il a un truc avec le numéro 25 hahahahahhaa hilarious 😂😂
Yo my Best friend is Scottish and I fucking love It when he's angry. Everytime someone gets scared shitless and just goes " who the fuck made the Scott angry now!?". They really now how to project their voice when they angry.
The festival he is talking about is called the fringe, and it is so much fun. I didn’t even do much but since it takes up so much of the city it was hard to ignore how much fun it was. (There was a magician there who said not to clap for him because it would attract Americans and they’d build a Starbucks and I was confused because the Americans had already built a Starbucks across the street)
thanks for the subtitles pual!
Wow, the talent!
Paul is fuckin amazing
Ahah tu es vraiment marrant
C'est tellement vrai...
I love ur videos im half French half Irish myself
Je suis grave d'accord avec toi
this guy better never come to Poland, he will NEVER get on the bus, everyone, me included, will fight him and we will win
J'en peux plus c'est tellement vrai xDDD
As a Scot with an Aussie mum, my mum made me order everything in France bc they think she sounds English. “Oh scottish! Yes we love you, Auld Alliance etc”
Aussie here, with Scottish family. Here's the secret: Tell them you're Australian. Show them your passport to prove it if you have to. Once they know you're Australian (or a New Zealander), you're sweet. As cringey as it is, start with "G'day" and sound as "ocker" as you possibly can. Otherwise they'll assume you're English and ignore you.
I feel like half the times you say "English" you mean Southern. Us Northern folk are a lot closer to the Scots and not just geographically.
This is my go-to argument against independence! :P I don't want us to leave you lot behind with the Londoners!
I dont speak french, but i enjoy learning this way :)
Please do a show just in English! I love this channel and I moved to Paris a while ago so my French is not that great. Would love to see you live!!
Reminds me of a Paris - Bristol flight I had. We were all in a massive (organised) queue, with 95% of the people being brits around. I was near the end too. But suddenly they announced a gate change, but in French first! That one time my queue position went from 150th to 3rd :P (being French and bilingual pays off)
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Ça me rappelle un vol Paris - Bristol pour lequel je faisais la queue. J’étais avec 95% de britanniques et plutôt à l’arrière. Ils ont fait une annonce de changement de porte mais en français d’abord, du coup j’ai pu gruger tout le monde et je suis passé de 150e à 3e, c’était merveilleux 😂
i felt that queue joke in france in my bones
This helps me with my french, thanks so much :DD
Hey! Chill is so cool!
Absolutely hilarious!
Toujours aussi vrai !
It's actually a sliding scale of accents' anger-efficacy from south to north, intersecting 0 somewhere around Oxford and maxing out somewhere around Fort William.
Je me suis retrouvée « non ça va traverser le cuir » 😭😭
Paul:- calling the French crazy for the way they stand in a line
Indians:- I'll just pretend I didn't see that
Et le bus avec la grève c est carrément la guerre pour rentrer dans le métro
This genuinely cracked me up!! parce que c'est vrai :))
On ne sait pas faire la queue tellement vrai même dans les supermarchés à la poissonnerie on doit prendre un ticket sinon les gens risquent de se battre 😂😂😂
nothing amuses me more than classic british rage
Jesus dude, you are brilliant
Lmao I love learning accents and I find a Scottish accent really easy to do. So much so that sometimes, when really pissed off, I automatically switch into a Scottish accent.
I think I do it because I don't want to start yelling super loud so my brain is like "How can I be more expressive without either yelling and hurting my throat, or cussing a lot. Scottish accent I guess!" And I start with a Scottish accent halfway through a sentence!
Ptdr 😂 ça c’est
-nous a la sortie des cours 🤬🤜🏻
- nous a la cantine🤬
-nous a l’arrêt de bus😒✋🏻🛑🤚🏻
3:38 I was truly hoping you were going to speak French in a Scottish accent, maybe lace it with a few québecois sacres too. Funny, the Québecois do queuing far better than their French cousins.
Je vais certainement essayer d’apprendre l’accent écossais maintenant xD
Il a tellement raison 😂