Timestamps below ↓ Hi everyone! 🤗 Today I’m teaching you a bit of French! In the first part of the video, I go through a list of vocabulary words I wanted to teach you, I also use these words in sentences in French and translate them to English. In the second part, I count to forty in both French and English to finish off on a relaxing note. Not sure I’m the best french teacher out there, I find my sentences to be so clumsy! I hope you’ll find the video relaxing anyway 😁. Stay safe, Timestamps : 0:00 : Intro 3:48 : Une peluche / A stuffed toy 6:50 : Un fantôme / A ghost 9:08 : Un mème / A meme 11:27 : Une frange / A fringe or bangs 13:24 : Un coiffeur / A hairdresser 14:13 : Une manucure / A manicure 15:15 : Un ou Une vampire / A vampire 16:49 : Un tapis / A carpet 18:24 : Rose trémière / Hollyhock 21:22 : Un boulanger ou une boulangère / A baker 23:33 : Une aquarelle / Watercolor (US) or Watercolour (GB) 25:50 : Une paruline jaune / A yellow warbler 28:05 : Une nature morte / A still life 32:05 : Counting to 40 36:20 : Outro
I’m always so impressed when people can translate one language to another easily. Like, I can understand and speak French but when someone asks me to translate I freeze up and suddenly speak no languages at all lol
Oxitrone [ӾøŁ] 😂 peut-être, mais je suis américaine, donc je ne sais pas 😅. je pense que tout les langues sont difficiles pour les raisons différentes mais elles sont belles pour ces mêmes raisons (cependant, je ne comprends toujours pas comment traduire 😬) ((Aussi, s’il vous plaît, pardonnez mes erreurs en français. je continue à apprendre 😳))
My wife will never let me forget the time I said "Je suis dejeuner" instead of "Je suis desole" whilst somewhere on Paris. Last few times in France I let her do the talking. In my defense, I took Spanish in school!
Thank you for all you do, from the central United States. I took 2 years of spanish in high school and 2 semesters of french at my university, so I am by no means fluent, but I would provide my Illinois-centric view on some words. Phantom is a word in common use in central USA, but not as ghost, but rather as something unknown, as in a phantom pain, a pain that had no obvious source. A carpet is a floor covering that is permanent and attached, glued or stapled to the floor. A similar piece of covering, made of the same material, but not attached to the floor would be called a rug or runner. When I heard Tapis, i immediately thought of the Bayeux tapestry, which in my area would be a long rug or runner. I have not seen a yellow warbler, but in the past week I have seen a blue jay, a pair of cardinals, a red tail hawk, and several ducks and geese. Thank you BehindTheMoons, I have enjoyed this short list of vocabulary.
It seems like such an obvious idea, I'm surprised you haven't done one before. But it's really great. Your English is very good too, not at all 'clumsy', and way better than my French. Thank you for this.
This was fun, and relaxing. In the U.S., we used to say a “stuffed animal” (une peluche), but now “plush toy” is the common phrase - so more similar to the French.
@@BehindTheMoons in German it's "Plüsch" which basically is pronounced the same :) But we also call it Kuschel Tier which translates to cuddle animal 😄
This was a great idea for a video! I haven't had a formal French lesson since I was a kid, and this one is way more relaxing than that was, hehe. Merci beaucoup!
This is great! I'm currently learning Spanish, but French is the next language I'm going to learn. It's cool how some words are quite similar to ones in Spanish. Thanks for another relaxing video ✌
I enjoyed using Duolingo too, though I don't currently use it. But I felt like the vocabulary I've learned on the app didn't really stick with me, it' best to practice with someone, or by listening to podcasts or watching videos too. If you want french youtube channels recommandations I can give you some!
This makes me really happy 💕 especially since in my videos I never ask to subscribe or click the bell (I don't feel comfortable asking for it and bothering people with the self-promotion talk). So thank you very much! 🤗
I took French in high school and college but it’s been like 5 years since then :( I am now doing duolingo and going to do other language activities because I want to go to France after I finish graduate school for the first time! Merci pour la video!! :)
This was brilliant. Honestly I learnt more about French in this one video than any class I took at school! Yes please to any more videos you can do like this. Hollyhock has a latin name of Alcea rosea. So I guess that could be where there is some confusion in the translation between English and French, and where the 'rose' bit comes from?
Thank you for your feedback Will! According to another comment : "A Rose Trémière or Hollyhock is a herbaceous perennial plant and is not related to the rose in any way." but the "rosea" part of the latin name is probably why we have "rose" in the french name.
I really enjoyed the switching back and forth between english and french. I don't suppose you'd be willing to make more videos in french that are soft spoken? I've been studying french for almost a year and I'm still struggling to understand spoken french; the whispering adds another layer of difficulty.
I had this friend in high school who had a crush on a young teacher of French but he was taking German class. He would always greet her with only three French words he knew. That were: bonjour, Bon Jovi, bon appetit :-)
Not the best teacher ? Je ne sais pas mais tu es sûrement la prof de français qu on a envie d écouter pendant des heures 🤗 ! Et même en français j ai appris des mots (paruline ? 🤔). Toujours beaucoup de bonheur t entendre ta voix, merci ! Stay home, take care and keep going!
I’d love to hear you teach French from the beginning this way. It makes me sleepy but I’ll brave through it. Or you could do it soft spoken or regular voice. Either way would be great.
Idées inspi pour tes merveilleuses vidéos : Casserole avec un fond d'eau qui fait osciller le tintement, son des cils qui clignent, son de la craie sur ardoise, son de bulles qui éclatent, effervescence, son de feu qui crepite, son de plume sur le micro, son de main qui masse à l'huile et son de massage crânien , son de pierres/cailloux/coquillages, son de ton cœur qui bat, Sonar de Dauphin/baleines?, son des vagues sur la plage. Et j'ai adoré le cours de français ! J'aimerais beaucoup une autre vidéo comme ça. Merci merci merci ! Pour la relaxation...Merciiii
Merci beaucoup pour toutes ces idées et pour ton retour sur cette vidéo Thomas! Je ne pense pas être en mesure d'enregistrer tous ces sons, mais c'est relaxant rien que de les imaginer 🤩
My favourite word in French is 'Plouf'... It is doubly satisfying, because it is an onomatopoeia - a word which sounds like its meaning, which is 'the sound a stone makes when you throw it in a pond'. I thing it could be an amazing ASMR 'trigger word - 'Plouf'... said softly in different ways. A bit like the 'stipple' ASMR videos by Lily Whispers.
Omg I'm dying 😂😂 you reminded me of the sentence "plouf plouf la vie parfois fait plouf" (plouf plouf life sometimes goes plouf) such a silly thing but it makes me laugh every time 😂😂
Acqua in Italian means water, it comes from Latin that’s why. We say “acquarelli” for Water colors. I think the etymology of the word Acqua is from Latin
Great video - thank you! Would you do a video that involved paper folding or towel or clothes folding? Loving all your videos - very relaxing particularly during this anxious time. 💕
One day I saw on youtube a meme the showed a person translating a phrase in French and then showed a cat meowing the same phrase in French, it seems that cats can also speak french.
La rose tremiere est une plante de la famille des malvacées (guimauve, mauve...), mais n'est pas une rose. la rose est un arbuste de la famille des rosacées (pommier, cerisiers, eglantier....) I love this flower too, Thank you sweet one ! I
I did take French for 3 year in high school here in USA. I traveled to France twice and attempted to speak french and usually people would answer me in English. Very nice video, i love the french language
I know the feeling, the same happened to me when I went to Germany. I've tried my best speaking German and making full sentences (with some difficulty for sure), usually people answered me in English. It's easier for everyone I guess 😄
Agreed, they we kind and not rude about it. In the US we don't learn other languages typically until we are teens and unless you are immersed in the language, its hard to speak it well. But I love how well you speak English and when you do your French videos I try to follow along. I like your accent
Bonsoir, je viens à vous car cette vidéo est géniale, votre voix est absolument dingue et le concept est sympa, il permets d'apprendre quelque petites choses (Voir beaucoup de choses si on part de zéro) et en parlant d'apprendre, je ne peux tolérer ce que j'ai entendu concernant les croissants. Du haut de mon bac-5 pâtisserie, de mon taux de réussite de gâteau s'élevant à 30% (C'est un véritable pourcentage, je suis vraiment nul) je suis parvenu à faire des croissants. Alors si j'y suis parvenu, vous pouvez, c'est en réalité assez simple ça demande juste pas mal de temps en comparatif à d'autres pâtisseries mais le temps, c'est pas ce qu'il manque en cette période alors madame je veux vous voir faire de super croissants dans les prochains jours en l'honneur de notre culture, faites nous de super croissants !!! Merci beaucoup pour m'avoir détendu, passez une bonne soirée (Journée ?) et faites attention à vous.
@@BehindTheMoons D'ailleurs, tu es une francophone qui a appris l'anglais ou l'inverse ? Comme tu n'as pas d'accent, je pense que tu es francophone... Des fois je regarde tes vidéos en anglais en essayant de comprendre (petite base en anglais ^^). J'ai beaucoup perdu en anglais avec les années sans pratiquer beaucoup
A common Hollyhock has a scientific name of Alcea Rosea. Since French is romance language derived from Latin I believe it might get its French name from its scientific name. Rosea generally means that it’s a flowering plant not necessarily related to a rose.
Yes, it means "you see" or "well" in the begining of a sentence . "Et voilà" means "that's it". "Et puis voilà on va commencé" means "So that's it, we can start".
If no one else has said this, the likely reason it is called rose trémière is because the latin name for hollyhock is Alcea rosea. Though they are only distantly related to roses
J'avoue voir pas mal l'inverse, c'est à dire, des anglais qui apprennent aux viewers le français ou des russes qui le font aux autres mais là je suis surpris et en bien ;) Continue ce concept c'est pas mal !
Your language is so pretty. Only bit of feedback I would have is to slow down a little, we poor beginners can't keep up haha. Thank you for the great video!
Thank you for your feedback! You're right, I have a tendency to speak quickly, plus the video isn't exactly beginner-friendly. I'll make a second french lesson video which will cover the basics for people how forgot what they learnt at school or for people who don't know the first thing about french!
BehindTheMoons interesting. In English the ‘e’ at the end would make the ‘o’ a long vowel sound or to basically to sound how the letter itself sounds. I’ll have to listen to your pronunciation again in the video 🙂
j'adore cette vidéo ❤️ j'aimerais que tu créer plus des vidéos pour étudier le français - possiblement parler complètement en français mais plus lentement? merci beaucoup pour ton travail. (je parle seulement un peu, pardonnez les fautes)
Merci beaucoup! J'ai fait quelques vidéos en français avec les sous-titres en anglais et en français, ça peut aider! Et je compte refaire des vidéos pour apprendre le français dans le futur 🤗 Merci pour ton commentaire!
Un peluche Un fantasma... Muchísimas palabras en español muy similares al francés (algunas son exactas). Comment "Dormir", par exemple... exactly the same in both languages. And lots more, I just can't think of right now. 😅 Just to be clear, "même" en français aussi c'est le mot pour dire "self", vraiment ? En español, se dice "mismo(a)". As in "Necesito verlo por yo misma." I have to see it for myself. And it's the same in French, yes? "J'ai besoin de le voir pour moi-même", or something like that? I can't wait to officially call myself TRILINGUAL. I'm getting there! Merci beaucoup. 🤗
The third word: a *meme* Me: finally some cultured asmr goddamit after 5 years without it i wanna relearn french, i forgot it after i finished highschool, but i still remember and know much more then other my third languages (hello from russia)
Aqua ça veut dire l'eau en latin. Comme le français est une langue a consonance latine, c'est tout naturel que certains mots comportent encore ces éléments.
Mon cerveau était confus, donner un petit cours si intéressant, avec autant de douceur jvais être court circuiter des neurones 😆. Par exemple jdisais une vampiresse xD mais depuis gamin... Tfacon je suis plus loups garou (tente de me rattraper) ! et appris d'autre truc mais ça ferait un trop long comm😂. Merci super vidéo 💌
Vampiresse existe bien, j'espère que je ne me suis pas trompée en fait! 😮 Je ne sais pas si les deux existent, ou si je me trompe en disant "une vampire" 😅 Merci pour ton commentaire!
You make croissants by buying a tube with a roll of uncooked pastry in it that's pre-cut into triangles. You take each triangle and roll it up and you put them all on a baking tray. Then you put them in the oven and they come out looking a little bit like croissants. And you do eat them, but you decide never to buy one of those tubes again. This may not be the best way to make croissants but I know of no other.
Timestamps below ↓
Hi everyone! 🤗 Today I’m teaching you a bit of French! In the first part of the video, I go through a list of vocabulary words I wanted to teach you, I also use these words in sentences in French and translate them to English. In the second part, I count to forty in both French and English to finish off on a relaxing note.
Not sure I’m the best french teacher out there, I find my sentences to be so clumsy! I hope you’ll find the video relaxing anyway 😁. Stay safe,
Timestamps :
0:00 : Intro
3:48 : Une peluche / A stuffed toy
6:50 : Un fantôme / A ghost
9:08 : Un mème / A meme
11:27 : Une frange / A fringe or bangs
13:24 : Un coiffeur / A hairdresser
14:13 : Une manucure / A manicure
15:15 : Un ou Une vampire / A vampire
16:49 : Un tapis / A carpet
18:24 : Rose trémière / Hollyhock
21:22 : Un boulanger ou une boulangère / A baker
23:33 : Une aquarelle / Watercolor (US) or Watercolour (GB)
25:50 : Une paruline jaune / A yellow warbler
28:05 : Une nature morte / A still life
32:05 : Counting to 40
36:20 : Outro
please make more like this
Zhe ma pell Ali. Como tale veu? 😜
Non merci, je maîtrise déjà mdr
Le meilleur cours de langue ASMR que j'ai vu. merci :)
I’m always so impressed when people can translate one language to another easily. Like, I can understand and speak French but when someone asks me to translate I freeze up and suddenly speak no languages at all lol
Thank you! Though I've had a hard time at the end of the video, counting in French and English, surprisingly it wasn't easy 😁
@@noellechase3648 je suis français et je me mets à votre place, le plus facile c'est d'apprendre l'anglais et pas le français 😂
Oxitrone [ӾøŁ] les 2 ont leurs difficultés
Nikki Chancey it's funny because I'm more capable of translating something than talking in English
Oxitrone [ӾøŁ] 😂 peut-être, mais je suis américaine, donc je ne sais pas 😅. je pense que tout les langues sont difficiles pour les raisons différentes mais elles sont belles pour ces mêmes raisons (cependant, je ne comprends toujours pas comment traduire 😬)
((Aussi, s’il vous plaît, pardonnez mes erreurs en français. je continue à apprendre 😳))
Please, more French vocabulary! This was amazing
Thank you very much! As many people seem to enjoy this french lesson I think I'll make more in the future!
I second this☺ in the sense of French for beginers class ☺ this is so good ☺thank you for this ☺
Pour moi c’était l’inverse, j’ai révisé mon anglais, merci beaucoup !
You have an impressive talent for focusing on the camera lens when speaking and keeping eye contact. It gives the a viewer a very personal experience.
My wife will never let me forget the time I said "Je suis dejeuner" instead of "Je suis desole" whilst somewhere on Paris. Last few times in France I let her do the talking. In my defense, I took Spanish in school!
Thank you for all you do, from the central United States. I took 2 years of spanish in high school and 2 semesters of french at my university, so I am by no means fluent, but I would provide my Illinois-centric view on some words. Phantom is a word in common use in central USA, but not as ghost, but rather as something unknown, as in a phantom pain, a pain that had no obvious source. A carpet is a floor covering that is permanent and attached, glued or stapled to the floor. A similar piece of covering, made of the same material, but not attached to the floor would be called a rug or runner. When I heard Tapis, i immediately thought of the Bayeux tapestry, which in my area would be a long rug or runner. I have not seen a yellow warbler, but in the past week I have seen a blue jay, a pair of cardinals, a red tail hawk, and several ducks and geese. Thank you BehindTheMoons, I have enjoyed this short list of vocabulary.
Thank you. Merci. Your lesson was definitely more relaxing than French in high school. Vive les peluche! Vive les peluches libre! :)
The silver lining to the quarantine... All our favourite creators are stuck at home with nothing else to do 😁
I went to France on a school trip and said to a woman on the market stall "je me'apple le pomme de terre" she laughed
j'ai ris aussi xD. J'imagine tellement avec l'accent anglais
My name's potatoes 🥔???
ωну υ ѕαι∂ « ρσммє ∂є тєяяє » 😂😂 ιт ∂σєѕ мєαη « ρσтαтσєѕ »
NOOOOO *I DID THE SAME IN GERMANY* 😂😂😂😂😂
I'm french btw, so it starts a cycle...
@@mdioxd9200 Oh no... I'm french too, but I say "Ich bin kartoffeln" as a joke ! xD
I find French the most beautiful language it’s a strong language too so I find it nice and relaxing
It seems like such an obvious idea, I'm surprised you haven't done one before. But it's really great. Your English is very good too, not at all 'clumsy', and way better than my French. Thank you for this.
It's been a video request I've received in the comment section for a long while now, I'm glad people like it! I may do more in the future 🙂
@@BehindTheMoons I really enjoyed it. It's just a great language to listen to anyway. Hope everything is okay with you.
I always enjoyed the outstanding videos you post. I’ve always loved the French language 😉😉🥰🥰
This was fun, and relaxing. In the U.S., we used to say a “stuffed animal” (une peluche), but now “plush toy” is the common phrase - so more similar to the French.
I'm happy you liked it Laura :) I want to make more french lesson videos in the future, hopefully soon!
Thank you so much for doing this video! I love it! My French has been slipping so it’s good to refresh, especially with a voice I know!
I noticed that the word "Peluş" in Turkish comes from French.
They are exactly the same.
Peluş (Turkish)
Peluche (French)
Thank you for the fun fact! I had no idea
@@BehindTheMoons And in English "Peluches" are also called "Plushes" (from the material used) and the root is also the French word Peluche. :)
@@BehindTheMoons in German it's "Plüsch" which basically is pronounced the same :)
But we also call it Kuschel Tier which translates to cuddle animal 😄
In Italian Peluche as well, we use the French world I thanks is quite internacional
@@Ludographic359 yeah im catalonian and we peluix so its a little different but its from the french word cus catalonian and french are very similar
You're prefect for asmr with your naturally soft demeanor
This inspired me to learn French! I took French in high school but haven't studied it in a long time. I'm going to learn it for real this time!
Bonne chance ! Ça va pas etre de la tarte vu la langue 😂
This was a great idea for a video! I haven't had a formal French lesson since I was a kid, and this one is way more relaxing than that was, hehe. Merci beaucoup!
Merci à toi! 🤗
I'd absolutely love it if you could create subtitles to follow along with the french for the spellings as well :3 J'adore tellement cette vidéo !
j’adore cette video. c’est vraiment le *meilleur* pour apprendre le français. j’ai observé beaucoup. ❤️
This is great! I'm currently learning Spanish, but French is the next language I'm going to learn. It's cool how some words are quite similar to ones in Spanish. Thanks for another relaxing video ✌
Any app you using for this purpose ?
Saurabh Chaudhary probably duolingo
@@saurabhchaudhary7342 Yeah it's duolingo! If you have the time and patience I highly recommend it. ¡Buena suerte si vas a aprender otro idioma! :)
I enjoyed using Duolingo too, though I don't currently use it. But I felt like the vocabulary I've learned on the app didn't really stick with me, it' best to practice with someone, or by listening to podcasts or watching videos too. If you want french youtube channels recommandations I can give you some!
@@vanshsrivastav3209 I was thinking the same. Fairy Tail ?
Wonderful video. French is such a unique language.
Thank you Charles! 🤗
Please do more like this! I love it!!!
I think I will, I've had so many positive feedbacks on the french lesson so far!
I really liked counting, I could definitely learn to count in French that way. I would love a learn French from the beginning series!
Je viens de découvrir ta chaîne. J'adore tes chuchotements, c'est tellement relaxant ! Merci, continue ! :)
Merci beaucoup Damien! 🤗
The rare case where i voluntarily click the bell button.
This makes me really happy 💕 especially since in my videos I never ask to subscribe or click the bell (I don't feel comfortable asking for it and bothering people with the self-promotion talk). So thank you very much! 🤗
@@BehindTheMoons Pouce bleu pour ces principes rares de nos jours 😂
I took French in high school and college but it’s been like 5 years since then :( I am now doing duolingo and going to do other language activities because I want to go to France after I finish graduate school for the first time! Merci pour la video!! :)
I also took french in high school! I guess that's normal considering it was a french high school.
This was brilliant. Honestly I learnt more about French in this one video than any class I took at school! Yes please to any more videos you can do like this.
Hollyhock has a latin name of Alcea rosea. So I guess that could be where there is some confusion in the translation between English and French, and where the 'rose' bit comes from?
Thank you for your feedback Will! According to another comment : "A Rose Trémière or Hollyhock is a herbaceous perennial plant and is not related to the rose in any way." but the "rosea" part of the latin name is probably why we have "rose" in the french name.
I really enjoyed the switching back and forth between english and french. I don't suppose you'd be willing to make more videos in french that are soft spoken? I've been studying french for almost a year and I'm still struggling to understand spoken french; the whispering adds another layer of difficulty.
This is a great asmr video. I'd happily watch more of these French lesson videos.
Thank you very much! I'll probably make more in the future 😊
Me: **sleeps watching this video**
Next morning : BONJOUR MA FAMILLE!
Ps: can we talk about how pretty her hair and eyes are🥺
It's sad that I've lost all my french from school. I could listen to the language all day.
I had this friend in high school who had a crush on a young teacher of French but he was taking German class. He would always greet her with only three French words he knew. That were: bonjour, Bon Jovi, bon appetit :-)
Not the best teacher ? Je ne sais pas mais tu es sûrement la prof de français qu on a envie d écouter pendant des heures 🤗 ! Et même en français j ai appris des mots (paruline ? 🤔). Toujours beaucoup de bonheur t entendre ta voix, merci ! Stay home, take care and keep going!
I’d love to hear you teach French from the beginning this way. It makes me sleepy but I’ll brave through it. Or you could do it soft spoken or regular voice. Either way would be great.
Love your whispering voice ! ❤️
Thank you so much! 🤗
Gosh, you are the most calming and beautiful person!
So relaxing 😍🤤💕
Idées inspi pour tes merveilleuses vidéos :
Casserole avec un fond d'eau qui fait osciller le tintement, son des cils qui clignent, son de la craie sur ardoise, son de bulles qui éclatent, effervescence, son de feu qui crepite, son de plume sur le micro, son de main qui masse à l'huile et son de massage crânien , son de pierres/cailloux/coquillages, son de ton cœur qui bat, Sonar de Dauphin/baleines?, son des vagues sur la plage.
Et j'ai adoré le cours de français !
J'aimerais beaucoup une autre vidéo comme ça.
Merci merci merci ! Pour la relaxation...Merciiii
Merci beaucoup pour toutes ces idées et pour ton retour sur cette vidéo Thomas! Je ne pense pas être en mesure d'enregistrer tous ces sons, mais c'est relaxant rien que de les imaginer 🤩
Great vid. Much love and stay safe.🌹💓✨
Thank you! 🤗
Really lovely accent french is a very relaxing language. I enjoyed it thanks
Yeahnice asmr oui.
Quelle vidéo de voir! Je viens juste de finir mes études en français pour ce jour, maintenant je vais regarder votre belle vidéo :)
My favourite word in French is 'Plouf'... It is doubly satisfying, because it is an onomatopoeia - a word which sounds like its meaning, which is 'the sound a stone makes when you throw it in a pond'.
I thing it could be an amazing ASMR 'trigger word - 'Plouf'... said softly in different ways. A bit like the 'stipple' ASMR videos by Lily Whispers.
Omg I'm dying 😂😂 you reminded me of the sentence "plouf plouf la vie parfois fait plouf" (plouf plouf life sometimes goes plouf) such a silly thing but it makes me laugh every time 😂😂
Thanks for this video :)
Acqua in Italian means water, it comes from Latin that’s why. We say “acquarelli” for Water colors.
I think the etymology of the word Acqua is from Latin
Yes and it's agua in Portuguese I believe.
Aqua- in general expresses water related stuff
MdioxD Agua is Spanish. And please it’s written Acqua, please as everybody don’t misunderstand Spanish with Italian
Your voice is magical and hypnotic.
Great video - thank you! Would you do a video that involved paper folding or towel or clothes folding? Loving all your videos - very relaxing particularly during this anxious time. 💕
One day I saw on youtube a meme the showed a person translating a phrase in French and then showed a cat meowing the same phrase in French, it seems that cats can also speak french.
La rose tremiere est une plante de la famille des malvacées (guimauve, mauve...), mais n'est pas une rose.
la rose est un arbuste de la famille des rosacées (pommier, cerisiers, eglantier....)
I love this flower too,
Thank you sweet one !
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I loved this 😍
I’m happy to grow up in Canada and have mandatory French classes, I just wish I didn’t forget so fast
I did take French for 3 year in high school here in USA. I traveled to France twice and attempted to speak french and usually people would answer me in English. Very nice video, i love the french language
I know the feeling, the same happened to me when I went to Germany. I've tried my best speaking German and making full sentences (with some difficulty for sure), usually people answered me in English. It's easier for everyone I guess 😄
Agreed, they we kind and not rude about it. In the US we don't learn other languages typically until we are teens and unless you are immersed in the language, its hard to speak it well. But I love how well you speak English and when you do your French videos I try to follow along. I like your accent
Beautiful and soothing voice!
Un chuchotement incroyable. un grand bravo. j'aimerai plus de vidéo avec cette intonation de voix
Bonsoir, je viens à vous car cette vidéo est géniale, votre voix est absolument dingue et le concept est sympa, il permets d'apprendre quelque petites choses (Voir beaucoup de choses si on part de zéro) et en parlant d'apprendre, je ne peux tolérer ce que j'ai entendu concernant les croissants.
Du haut de mon bac-5 pâtisserie, de mon taux de réussite de gâteau s'élevant à 30% (C'est un véritable pourcentage, je suis vraiment nul) je suis parvenu à faire des croissants.
Alors si j'y suis parvenu, vous pouvez, c'est en réalité assez simple ça demande juste pas mal de temps en comparatif à d'autres pâtisseries mais le temps, c'est pas ce qu'il manque en cette période alors madame je veux vous voir faire de super croissants dans les prochains jours en l'honneur de notre culture, faites nous de super croissants !!!
Merci beaucoup pour m'avoir détendu, passez une bonne soirée (Journée ?) et faites attention à vous.
🥐🥐🥐🥐 Merci pour la motivation, je dois tenter maintenant!!
@@BehindTheMoons Réponse lu avec un plastique rempli de croissant de la boulangerie dans les mains.
Please do more of this, I go to school in Canada and am struggling with French. Merci beucoup
Thank you very much for your feedback Jason! 🤗 It seems many people liked this video, so I'll probably make a part 2 later on.
J'aime bien ta manière de faire de l'asmr, ta voix est faite pour ce domaine
This was really educational thank you
Awesome video. Merci!
This is awesome, I'd love to speak French. Thank you.
Thank you! 🤗
C’est simplement génial le français
J'ai adoré ce style de vidéos 👍
Merci beaucoup! J'en referai je pense 🙂
@@BehindTheMoonsJ'ai hâte 😊
@@BehindTheMoons D'ailleurs, tu es une francophone qui a appris l'anglais ou l'inverse ? Comme tu n'as pas d'accent, je pense que tu es francophone... Des fois je regarde tes vidéos en anglais en essayant de comprendre (petite base en anglais ^^). J'ai beaucoup perdu en anglais avec les années sans pratiquer beaucoup
I was going to sleep and suddenly i got your notification 😃
A common Hollyhock has a scientific name of Alcea Rosea. Since French is romance language derived from Latin I believe it might get its French name from its scientific name. Rosea generally means that it’s a flowering plant not necessarily related to a rose.
honestly I speak both language french and English, I feel u because the french language is such a difficult language
What is the English equivalent of “voila” as you use it here? Is it something like “you see”?
Yes, it means "you see" or "well" in the begining of a sentence . "Et voilà" means "that's it". "Et puis voilà on va commencé" means "So that's it, we can start".
Fab Dramelay Good to know. Thanks!
J’aime bien ces vidéos elles sont intéressantes et originales
Merci Victor!
Great video 😴😘
This was amazing
If no one else has said this, the likely reason it is called rose trémière is because the latin name for hollyhock is Alcea rosea. Though they are only distantly related to roses
Very relaxing to listen to. You have very pretty brown eyes as well! Thank you for the lesson AND the tingles!
Thanks for this video. I can read French but I hardly understand a word when it is spoken.
Heavenly!!😍
J'avoue voir pas mal l'inverse, c'est à dire, des anglais qui apprennent aux viewers le français ou des russes qui le font aux autres mais là je suis surpris et en bien ;)
Continue ce concept c'est pas mal !
J'adore le français c'est une langue romantique mais je suis tellement heureux que j'apprends lentement! :)
Your language is so pretty. Only bit of feedback I would have is to slow down a little, we poor beginners can't keep up haha. Thank you for the great video!
Thank you for your feedback! You're right, I have a tendency to speak quickly, plus the video isn't exactly beginner-friendly. I'll make a second french lesson video which will cover the basics for people how forgot what they learnt at school or for people who don't know the first thing about french!
@@BehindTheMoons Awesome, I look forward to it! Thank you! :-)
Hi,
Loving your channel and work.
Hope you are well.
Thank you very much! 🤗 I am well, I hope you are too.
This was great. :) How did you get such good English? Did you study abroad somewhere?
Thank you! I mostly spent my teenage years on the internet, watching videos and reading in English. Helped tremendously!
perfect video for lockdown day-2.
In Italiy is the 15th day of lockdown lol
what's the hat over the o in "fantome"? ^
It's an "accent circonflexe", or just "circumflex" in English. It's sometimes used in French to change the prononciation of a letter within a word.
BehindTheMoons interesting. In English the ‘e’ at the end would make the ‘o’ a long vowel sound or to basically to sound how the letter itself sounds. I’ll have to listen to your pronunciation again in the video 🙂
Wow this is a great idea. Thank you very much, you sweet angel.
Excellent!
Thank you so much! 🤗
j'adore cette vidéo ❤️ j'aimerais que tu créer plus des vidéos pour étudier le français - possiblement parler complètement en français mais plus lentement? merci beaucoup pour ton travail. (je parle seulement un peu, pardonnez les fautes)
Merci beaucoup! J'ai fait quelques vidéos en français avec les sous-titres en anglais et en français, ça peut aider! Et je compte refaire des vidéos pour apprendre le français dans le futur 🤗 Merci pour ton commentaire!
Un peluche
Un fantasma...
Muchísimas palabras en español muy similares al francés (algunas son exactas). Comment "Dormir", par exemple... exactly the same in both languages. And lots more, I just can't think of right now. 😅
Just to be clear, "même" en français aussi c'est le mot pour dire "self", vraiment ?
En español, se dice "mismo(a)". As in "Necesito verlo por yo misma." I have to see it for myself. And it's the same in French, yes? "J'ai besoin de le voir pour moi-même", or something like that?
I can't wait to officially call myself TRILINGUAL. I'm getting there! Merci beaucoup. 🤗
The third word: a *meme*
Me: finally some cultured asmr
goddamit after 5 years without it i wanna relearn french, i forgot it after i finished highschool, but i still remember and know much more then other my third languages (hello from russia)
Love the X-files poster 🙂
Qué lindo video!! 🧡💪
Merci! 🤗
I WANT TO BELIEVE 🙏🙏#
Merci professeur :)
Continue tu es géniale
Merci! 🙌
Super comme leçon relaxante. Si jamais ça peux être comme ça aux écoles :). Ici au Québec on dit au coiffeur :. " Peux-tu me faire mon toupet". :P
enfinnnnnnnnn qquin qui parle francais
Woot woot fam!
🙌
Aqua ça veut dire l'eau en latin. Comme le français est une langue a consonance latine, c'est tout naturel que certains mots comportent encore ces éléments.
Learning French and Gaeilge (Irish) simultaneously is not a grand idea, I've found. Going to favour the functional language for the time being 😃
Life can't get more Beautiful than this. 💝🔥👒
Learning!
Je voudrais de packet de biscuits has always been my go to phrase
Mon cerveau était confus, donner un petit cours si intéressant, avec autant de douceur jvais être court circuiter des neurones 😆.
Par exemple jdisais une vampiresse xD mais depuis gamin... Tfacon je suis plus loups garou (tente de me rattraper) ! et appris d'autre truc mais ça ferait un trop long comm😂.
Merci super vidéo 💌
Vampiresse existe bien, j'espère que je ne me suis pas trompée en fait! 😮 Je ne sais pas si les deux existent, ou si je me trompe en disant "une vampire" 😅
Merci pour ton commentaire!
You make croissants by buying a tube with a roll of uncooked pastry in it that's pre-cut into triangles. You take each triangle and roll it up and you put them all on a baking tray. Then you put them in the oven and they come out looking a little bit like croissants. And you do eat them, but you decide never to buy one of those tubes again. This may not be the best way to make croissants but I know of no other.
I've tried these before! You're right, they are not that good unfortunately 🥺😔🥐
Wow je te découvre je suis sous le charme 😊