In English when you say, “The tree-branch curved under the ribbon-knot and the arrow weapon took a respectful lean forward to the front of the ship going past in the area of Bow London.” You could say, “The bough bowed under the bow and the bow bowed to the bow going past Bow Borough.”
I love French, there is so many ways to play around with words the potential for puns is infinite. The only other language I know that come close is Japanese because words are mostly ideograms and lots of them happens to sound the same with widely different meaning.
Do I even need to speak French to understand the joke? Even if I did need french to understand the joke, which I don't, as long as I found something else hilarious about the video, then that's all that matters. Why do you feel the need to try to bring someone else down? BTW, I took French in high school, so back off, take a moment to consider your true actions, motives, and feelings and chill the fuck out.
@@irshviralvideo pas besoin de parler français pour trouver ça drôle. Même moi j'ai ri. Tout le monde sait que google traduction traduit n'importe comment et encore plus quand on met des mots côte à côte sans faire de phrases qui ont un sens.
@@irshviralvideo Why did you comment that in the first place if you don't speak french either ? I basically said that there is no need to speak french to find this video funny. And I added that obviously everybody knows that google translate is a shitty translator and that the sentences in the videos is not how french people would say. Lastly I said that the translation is all the more funny as the actual sentences don't even make any sense in english to begin with.
i absolutely love he's managed to confuse so many people because of these 😂 Edit: i don't know how i managed to start a chain of "invisible comments" under my comment, but nice
Putain c'est trop marrant. Le pire c'est qu'on a EXACTEMENT la même prononciation. il ya même pas une tonalité ou quoi pour distinguer. Courage les gens qui apprennent le Français ahah on vous aime
So true.. I'm from India and I had been to France. I know several indian languages and english... So I thought it's a cake walk to learn French and was happy to move to France... But when I attempted to learn French I was completely confused about the pronounciation. Hopefully, I may learn French one day 😃
Especially in Indian languages there are no genders(English has little connection so genders). However, in French’s defense, Indian languages have many loan words
But is literally every noun of those languages gendered? Because that's the case for French! For exemple, table, chair, fork, television, car, etc... are feminine, but glass, desk, bed, oven, etc... are masculine. I think that's what the person who brought up genders might have been thinking about!
*Universal Language:* _"French, how many different ways do you want to spell that?!"_ *French:* _Oui!_ But truly, French's proficiency at finding *all the ways* to spell one and the same vowel/sound is as astounding as it is confusing. XD
Tu es fort ! J'ai statué, forcé de constater, fort sans effort, que tu m'as tué ! T'es drôle, romantique... Tes rôles s'enrôlent dans l'arôme de la Rome Antique. Typique et chic ! Ah ! Les piques à la pelle piquent la chica, et chocapic, les chicots ! Le hic, Loïc, Du début à la fin... C'est fin, enfin ! Si fin, qu'on prend faim, si fin que nulle s'y fait de la fin ! Rien de magique, défait de fées. Tout est magique et fait de faits, des faits de fêtes ! Sans merci, que mers, si s'en sentent-elles si méritantes, s'encensent à te dire cent mercis !
Everybody usually says Chinese is hardest, because of the tonality challenges where tone changes meaning of a word (sometimes accidentally)... But then you take a listen to some of the homophonic issues in other languages we know, and honestly, the real miracle seems to be that any of us manage to communicate at all!! 😅
As a Chinese, I used to think Chinese was the hardest language, now I believe mandarin Chinese is really easy if you just want to speak and communicate with Chinese people, because I realized we actually don’t use so many words in our regular life, the most difficult and complicated part of our language is, we have tons of dialects, I’m from Shanghai, I don’t speak any Cantonese, and Cantonese speakers barely understand what I’m saying in Shanghai dialect, and there are many other dialects in China, so this is the hardest part.
@@AvenueANONowhere That's really interesting to hear a Chinese speaker's perspective! The variety & distinctness of the dialects makes sense I guess given China's huge geographic spread and the area's very long history, giving plenty of time for various regions' vocabulary and pronunciation to grow apart...? Of my bilingual/multilingual friends, those who learnt Chinese definitely seemed to find it the hardest, but I think a large part of that was because they were coming from English, a non-tonal language? I haven't tried it myself, but did try Japanese at one point and found the pictographs super-difficult to memorise, both because there were so many of them & also because in a similar way, there was no commonality with the Roman alphabet I knew? Finding any kind of memory assist was really hard - it was basically all rote learning at that level... 🥵
@@AvenueANONowherefor me the nightmare would be learning how to write all the different characters. (I'm learning japanese and I'm aware of the radicals in kanji)
De nos jours, on peut tous devenir polyglottes et même autodidactes grâce aux technologies, les réseaux sociaux. Perso, je parle 4 langues + espagnol niveau scolaire. Prochaine étape, le japonais et parler couramment l'espagnol
Although I don't speak french, I find this hilarious. I love your videos, you are a great entertainer! I wish there was an analogous channel mocking the German langauge, too :D
Shows picture of a potato Universal:so what are you gonna name this French:hmmm... it looks like a apple Universal:No it really doesn’t look an apple French:😁 Universal:No French pls pls pls don’t give that look,no cmon man no French:I’m naming it “pomme de terre” Universal:😓you’re seriously torturing me French
My mind: Let's learn French. Me: Why? My mind: To confuse the French. Me: And what about the Americans? My mind: Aren't they already planning to do abolish French? Me: Gotcha!
Admirose un portugués Al ver que, desde su infancia, Todos los niños en Francia Supiesen hablar francés "Arte diabólica es", Dijo, torciendo el mostacho, "Que, para hablar en gabacho, Un fidalgo en Portugal Llega a viejo y lo habla mal; Y, aquí, ¡lo parla un muchacho!" (Nicolás Fernández de Moratín)
In french WE Can Say "si mon tonton tond ton tonton ton tonton sera tond", a sentence that fit in absolutely no conversation on earth but is funny to know
Love it! Here’s two well known examples in English: Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo. James, while John had had "had," had had "had had"; "had had" had had a better effect on the teacher. Both are grammatically correct.
Ça ne fonctionnerait pas au Québec, on n'utilise pas tata on dit plutôt tante ou matante, comme dans ta matante ou ma matante même chose pour oncle on dit ton mononcle ou mon mononcle sauf qu'on prononce onke et non oncle. Essayez notre français, le joual, pour rire. Écouter Yvon Deschamps ou mieux Marc Favreau. Bonne chance.
Too bad google translates the sentences wrong ^^’ otherwise it’s a good concept. I give you another funny one that children here in France know : « si mon tonton tond ton tonton, ton tonton sera tondu ! ». It means : if my uncle shave your uncle, your uncle will be shaved. I’m a French teacher (native also) and even for French ppl, it’s soooo complicated to memorize how to spell these words. Like all the « ver, verre, vers, vairs » or « c’est, s’est, ces, ses » ^^’ so thank you for making me laugh with your videos !
Now it makes sense for me the scene from "Dexter's Laboratory" where all dexter can say is "Omelette du formage" and every one understands him and have a full conversation with him.
The worse part of this, is that we don't actually say "Omelette du fromage" despite what people seems to be thinking! Instead we say "Omelette au fromage"! Trust me, there is a difference!
My French teacher has sent our class so many of these videos
Good teacher
Spent?
@@evolvedone3493 spent is written
@@calo8381 where?
@@evolvedone3493 fuck I pressed "p" on accident sry
Fun fact : All babies gifted with french language till they suddenly forget it.
That was my experience.
Tata ta tata ta
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Oh that makes sense
even in France! : D
Moral: There are some people in tiktok that actually makes quality content.
Yea remember the sea shanty guy?
Yep, and don't just bop to music making faces and get called "talented"
so true
Yes even KallmeKris is a good one.
Yeah and they are just this man
From the bottom of my multilingual heart learning to speak French, thank you for understanding my pain.
Google Translate will even get crazier as the French Is Easy episodes go on lmao
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Lul
my failed attempt to learn French feels justified now. thank you! =)
I made a new 10 seconds video "German is easy pt.3" take a look
ruclips.net/video/6sXAXbAko78/видео.html
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Looking at this makes me glad I got bored and gave up
🤣 vrai. Il y a tellement de mots qui ont le même son / prononciation
Same here. 🤣
Ta tata ta ta ta tatata. Sorry for my bad France
yes
@@eera.loves.icecream r/woosh
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@@DoNotLookHerePlz How is that a woosh?
@NottHuman French*
The more I watch of these skits by Loic Suberville, the more I descend into hysterical laughter. My sides ache sometimes. Keep them coming.
Universal language : I think we should make language separately for babies
French : I want to be that language
0:41
YES IT TOTALLY DOES *NOT* MAKE *NO* SINCE!!!!!!!!
@@corrozee grammar -128
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@@corrozee since
"That would confuse the Americans so much"
The way he chooses the song to match the lines is amazing.. 😆😆
So glad I got to spend 10 years “learning French” in school, when really I was just taught er verbs 20 times
school is such a failure. it basically amounts to child abuse
@@ymaysernameuay1113 It's not child abuse and to call it child abuse undermines actual child abuse
@@ricocarpenter2189 That's like your opinion bro
@@ymaysernameuay1113 Yes and?
@@ricocarpenter2189 go to Asian schools then call it not child abuse
Plot twist :- Human Babies wrote the first script of French.
@@Soph-TV how????
Why there is invisible reply
In my comment?
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@@jxqzh " "
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In English when you say, “The tree-branch curved under the ribbon-knot and the arrow weapon took a respectful lean forward to the front of the ship going past in the area of Bow London.” You could say, “The bough bowed under the bow and the bow bowed to the bow going past Bow Borough.”
😂😂😂😂😂
Was wasn’t was when was was is.
As a French person, I can guarantee that EVERYTHING in this video is true, our language is pain in neck 😭
Agree im also frensh but i hate my langauge
@@Rightpath08 and we all hate the exam
@@Rightpath08 why?Its sounds beautyfull
@@Rightpath08 abuse pas frero
I love French, there is so many ways to play around with words the potential for puns is infinite. The only other language I know that come close is Japanese because words are mostly ideograms and lots of them happens to sound the same with widely different meaning.
*This is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. I was crying laughing.*
Thank you
do you even speak any french ?
Do I even need to speak French to understand the joke? Even if I did need french to understand the joke, which I don't, as long as I found something else hilarious about the video, then that's all that matters. Why do you feel the need to try to bring someone else down? BTW, I took French in high school, so back off, take a moment to consider your true actions, motives, and feelings and chill the fuck out.
@@irshviralvideo pas besoin de parler français pour trouver ça drôle. Même moi j'ai ri. Tout le monde sait que google traduction traduit n'importe comment et encore plus quand on met des mots côte à côte sans faire de phrases qui ont un sens.
@@romaindautricourt4890 translate to english plz
@@irshviralvideo Why did you comment that in the first place if you don't speak french either ?
I basically said that there is no need to speak french to find this video funny. And I added that obviously everybody knows that google translate is a shitty translator and that the sentences in the videos is not how french people would say. Lastly I said that the translation is all the more funny as the actual sentences don't even make any sense in english to begin with.
I love how the entirety of a nation is portrayed by a single building..
Like for The GB, The nation is portrayed by The queen, is that correct ?
That can be said for many countries...Statue of Liberty, Pyramid, Great Wall, Big Ben, Colosseum, Sydney Opera House, etc.
USA! USA! USA!
@@ac8907 or maybe the big Ben
I'll take that one building representation any day than the "hundred words in the same language actually sound like THE SAME ONE WORD!"
Compilation of how French can drive a person crazy
Let’s be honest... this man is amazing and hilarious.
i absolutely love he's managed to confuse so many people because of these 😂
Edit: i don't know how i managed to start a chain of "invisible comments" under my comment, but nice
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@@Andreatzl teach me master
@@Andreatzl how is it possible? HOW?
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Best one yet. And the connection to the music is hilarious.
Putain c'est trop marrant. Le pire c'est qu'on a EXACTEMENT la même prononciation. il ya même pas une tonalité ou quoi pour distinguer. Courage les gens qui apprennent le Français ahah on vous aime
Ça depant si on a des accents nan ?
@@fox_uvu4310 Par contre ça dépend pas des fautes d'orthographe!! 😂
@@aj-dr9853 nan nan tkt jékri tré bien moa U-U
Merci, Tony 😊
Ouais on a de la chance force a vous
So true.. I'm from India and I had been to France. I know several indian languages and english... So I thought it's a cake walk to learn French and was happy to move to France... But when I attempted to learn French I was completely confused about the pronounciation. Hopefully, I may learn French one day 😃
Especially in Indian languages there are no genders(English has little connection so genders). However, in French’s defense, Indian languages have many loan words
@@rockingamingwiththesahit2145 oh well Hindi has genders. And some more North Indian languages too.
@@rockingamingwiththesahit2145 all Indian languages have genders.
@@MrReachashish Well , Bengali lacks genders in some cases.
But is literally every noun of those languages gendered? Because that's the case for French!
For exemple, table, chair, fork, television, car, etc... are feminine, but glass, desk, bed, oven, etc... are masculine. I think that's what the person who brought up genders might have been thinking about!
This video can be used as a test to check if someone has understood French deeply or not 😃👍
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@@comedyduniya7587 sure😉
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We did not.
2 hrs ago I watched these episodes one by one and now, we have a compilation!
Thanks dude
Je suis EXPLOSÉ de rire. Ce type est un genie!
2:11 the writers of the French language looking down on everyone.
*Universal Language:* _"French, how many different ways do you want to spell that?!"_
*French:* _Oui!_
But truly, French's proficiency at finding *all the ways* to spell one and the same vowel/sound is as astounding as it is confusing. XD
These humourous videos demonstrate a suprisingly effective way to make learning a new language enjoyable.
I mean, we have “how much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?” so this isn’t too alien?
If two witches watches two watches which witch watches witch watch Yep agreed
How many cans can a canner can if a canner can can a can
Ta ta tatà ta tata ta ta ta tât tata ta
@@karupsvivek992 Actually would be "If two witches watch two watches which witch watches which watch"
no, see, you have two and a half words there so you could make them out..
Character that knows a martial art:"aaaaaaa tatatatatata!!!"
french character:"wait you speak french??!"
excellent 😂
French character : "I don't get it, what is it about my auntie ?"
1:56 I swear this one is my favorite it’s funny af and so is all the other ones
Tu es fort ! J'ai statué, forcé de constater, fort sans effort, que tu m'as tué !
T'es drôle, romantique... Tes rôles s'enrôlent dans l'arôme de la Rome Antique.
Typique et chic ! Ah ! Les piques à la pelle piquent la chica, et chocapic, les chicots ! Le hic, Loïc,
Du début à la fin... C'est fin, enfin ! Si fin, qu'on prend faim, si fin que nulle s'y fait de la fin !
Rien de magique, défait de fées. Tout est magique et fait de faits, des faits de fêtes !
Sans merci, que mers, si s'en sentent-elles si méritantes, s'encensent à te dire cent mercis !
Everybody usually says Chinese is hardest, because of the tonality challenges where tone changes meaning of a word (sometimes accidentally)... But then you take a listen to some of the homophonic issues in other languages we know, and honestly, the real miracle seems to be that any of us manage to communicate at all!! 😅
As a Chinese, I used to think Chinese was the hardest language, now I believe mandarin Chinese is really easy if you just want to speak and communicate with Chinese people, because I realized we actually don’t use so many words in our regular life, the most difficult and complicated part of our language is, we have tons of dialects, I’m from Shanghai, I don’t speak any Cantonese, and Cantonese speakers barely understand what I’m saying in Shanghai dialect, and there are many other dialects in China, so this is the hardest part.
@@AvenueANONowhere That's really interesting to hear a Chinese speaker's perspective! The variety & distinctness of the dialects makes sense I guess given China's huge geographic spread and the area's very long history, giving plenty of time for various regions' vocabulary and pronunciation to grow apart...?
Of my bilingual/multilingual friends, those who learnt Chinese definitely seemed to find it the hardest, but I think a large part of that was because they were coming from English, a non-tonal language? I haven't tried it myself, but did try Japanese at one point and found the pictographs super-difficult to memorise, both because there were so many of them & also because in a similar way, there was no commonality with the Roman alphabet I knew? Finding any kind of memory assist was really hard - it was basically all rote learning at that level... 🥵
@@AvenueANONowherefor me the nightmare would be learning how to write all the different characters. (I'm learning japanese and I'm aware of the radicals in kanji)
The more I see vids like this the more I’m glad french is my native language 😂👌🏻
Next vid : English makes no sense
Boyfriend & Girlfriend vs boy friend (friend that is a boy) & girl friend (friend that is a girl)
In both French and German, they just use the word friend in its masculine and feminine forms to mean boyfriend or girlfriend.
Well, in french it is "petit-e ami-e" (small friend) and some people also use it for simple friends sometimes, mostly older people... Dont know why.
But a boy friend is a boyfriend, just one that hasn't been recognized. ruclips.net/video/wHOKEBErAxY/видео.html
@@JWQweqOPDH ... No ?
@@akitokutikabanae7010 Did you watch the video I linked?
2:18
In portuguese:
-Curto
-Correr
-Curso
-Corte
-Curso de água
-Concurso
This guy is genius!!! And his videos are so funny
Qu'une chose à dire, du pur génie tes vidéos
De nos jours, on peut tous devenir polyglottes et même autodidactes grâce aux technologies, les réseaux sociaux. Perso, je parle 4 langues + espagnol niveau scolaire. Prochaine étape, le japonais et parler couramment l'espagnol
err translate plz ?
yugijohan: I can only say this, by the pure genius of your videos
Finally we knew what was he saying
02:04
It's as if they forget there are more letters after first 3 letters...😂😂
0:38 had me dying 😂😂😂
J'adore le français
I love french
From France 🇨🇵
Une tuerie ! Surtout les bébés
"Tatatatatata" 🤣
Having so much fun ☺️ 🤗 watching your videos. My French grandfather would love ❤️ 😍 them.
This channel makes me more smarter than what my school teaches
I use some of these videos with my year 7 class. It just goes to show how weird languages are. Hehehe 🤣😂
I don’t know, German is pretty great.
@@SorrowAvenue Der die und das intensifies
So you're telling me the whole time babies have been trying to tell us that their aunties have been feeling each other? :0
Bro just created so many french tongue twisters💀
😂 elles sont tellement géniales ces vidéos !
I'm so happy i found this compilation. These are my favourite videos on this channel 😂
0:23 he's such a good actor. that doesn't even look like him
Trop bien j'ai kiffé c'était trop drôle, Merci. 🤣
Kiffer ! Merci pour le mot neuf. a mon lexique.
1:49 sounds like Lahr, which is a city in southern Baden-Württemberg, Germany 😁
I laughed to teras when i saw the TATATATATATATATA video lmao i was choking from laughter 😂😂😂🤣
That's enough, that's enough, that's enough. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mon fucking Dieu! I couldn't make it through the video in one go; my entire body was aching too much from the tremendous hysterical laughing I did.
Je suis égyptienne je parle parfaitement français et ça Sans blague ça ma fait rire mais vraiment tes vidéos sont de bon qualité continue ✊✊
😂😂😂😂 I can’t stop laughing great videos you have, glad I stumbled upon you
Although I don't speak french, I find this hilarious. I love your videos, you are a great entertainer! I wish there was an analogous channel mocking the German langauge, too :D
hiLarious
Oh man made me laugh so much! Thank you! I feel the same way with French as the last expression on your face!
0:18 the way it said 'heure' sounds like it finally gave up after saying that big exhausting mess in the front
Thank you so much I wasn’t feeling good but after I watched this video it made me better I couldn’t laugh especially the song one
2:02 I died laughing 😂😂😂
Your videos are so funny 😂 speaking 5 languages myself, I completely understand how hilarious, funny & frustrating languages can be 👍
nani ne nune nenu ninna na nune nani nenannana ne nune ne nune na nune na nune - valid sentence in Telugu
What does this mean ?
I'm curious to know what that means lol
@@rudranroy2109 Silly tho. here it goes.
Nani(name) did I say that its my oil? your oil is yours, my oil is mine.
@@suryatejasunny So basically it's the telugu way of saying 'Mind your own business'.
@@rudranroy2109 it's just a tongue twister, we just use it in games or to tease someone who knows only a little telugu.
Je connaissais "french is easy" grâce aux shorts mais je ne connaissais pas Loïc, je viens de m'abonner ☺️
You are way too talented to just be doing RUclips. You need to bless us all and get into comedy movies
His acting is so good I don’t think he’s acting. Instead he has multiple personalities that believe they are all working together
Shows picture of a potato
Universal:so what are you gonna name this
French:hmmm... it looks like a apple
Universal:No it really doesn’t look an apple
French:😁
Universal:No French pls pls pls don’t give that look,no cmon man no
French:I’m naming it “pomme de terre”
Universal:😓you’re seriously torturing me French
Patate
@@1000eau yeah you could also say that for pomme de terre
@@zovadking3647 how would you name a big yellow fruit with poiny leaves that looks neither like an apple or a pine? Oh yes i know a pineapple
I LOVE THIS STUFF❗️
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My mind: Let's learn French.
Me: Why?
My mind: To confuse the French.
Me: And what about the Americans?
My mind: Aren't they already planning to do abolish French?
Me: Gotcha!
I just have to watch one of your videos to start the day!
Bruh the tanut one sounded like singing when you said it in real life 😂
1:13 La phrase la plus logique que elle a prononcé, je vous assure 😄😄😄 Ça se rapproche de quelque chose.
Hey, you should really put a watermark on these, I've seen loads of reuploads
one of your best.
Admirose un portugués
Al ver que, desde su infancia,
Todos los niños en Francia
Supiesen hablar francés
"Arte diabólica es",
Dijo, torciendo el mostacho,
"Que, para hablar en gabacho,
Un fidalgo en Portugal
Llega a viejo y lo habla mal;
Y, aquí, ¡lo parla un muchacho!"
(Nicolás Fernández de Moratín)
Funfact: I am learning French since 2017 and I didn’t know this until the upload of this video
何回も見て永遠に笑ってる
Are still laughing endlessly?
Omg😂. This is hilarious. I did learn French in school. Never thought of this. 😂
What is the song at 2:41? (cur cur)
Your videos are absolutely hilarious 😂. Always brightens my day. And you are damn cute 🔥 😉
When ur earlier than the bots😭
That's not possible btw
@@desbugfan8429 nailed it 😂😂
"cur" in my native language, Romanian, means a**. Too funny hearing French 😂
Despite I'm a native french speaker, I'm confused about it now 😂
In french WE Can Say "si mon tonton tond ton tonton ton tonton sera tond", a sentence that fit in absolutely no conversation on earth but is funny to know
The thumbnail was italian though 😂
Lol
I had seen like half of these before as shorts, but I still lost it at the babies and the trololol guy.
How does aunt has two different words in french. At 0:31 it was something and then in the very next sentence it changed.
Love it!
Here’s two well known examples in English:
Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.
James, while John had had "had," had had "had had"; "had had" had had a better effect on the teacher.
Both are grammatically correct.
Tatatatatatatatat (Translation: Nice Vid bro!)
2:02 if I wanna laugh
LALALALalalaalallaalLlaalal
HUHUHUHUHUGUHUHUHUHHUHUUHUHUHUHUHUHUHUHUHUHUHIHUHUUHUHHUHH
HUHUHUHUH
LALALALALALALAA
Cette vidéo peut être utilisée comme un test pour vérifier si quelqu'un a bien compris le français ou non 😃👍
Merde ; a moi, cela sera combustible cauchemar.
Ça ne fonctionnerait pas au Québec, on n'utilise pas tata on dit plutôt tante ou matante, comme dans ta matante ou ma matante même chose pour oncle on dit ton mononcle ou mon mononcle sauf qu'on prononce onke et non oncle. Essayez notre français, le joual, pour rire. Écouter Yvon Deschamps ou mieux Marc Favreau. Bonne chance.
the worse part of the taon tant temps.... is that the way you said it is what we say when we want someone to stop/calm down
1:20 Parece a voz dos Whindersson Nunes kkkk
I didn’t know I was this good at french!
Fun Fact That no one knows 😜
*_Every word which you repeatedly speak is actually a sentence in French._*
Juice wrld juice wiald jaw jawolddd (your mom sat on you)
And all of their words have a gender!😅
I am from India and I am a French student after seeing this I fell that French is very easy
Bonjour
Too bad google translates the sentences wrong ^^’ otherwise it’s a good concept. I give you another funny one that children here in France know : « si mon tonton tond ton tonton, ton tonton sera tondu ! ». It means : if my uncle shave your uncle, your uncle will be shaved.
I’m a French teacher (native also) and even for French ppl, it’s soooo complicated to memorize how to spell these words. Like all the « ver, verre, vers, vairs » or « c’est, s’est, ces, ses » ^^’ so thank you for making me laugh with your videos !
Now it makes sense for me the scene from "Dexter's Laboratory" where all dexter can say is "Omelette du formage" and every one understands him and have a full conversation with him.
The worse part of this, is that we don't actually say "Omelette du fromage" despite what people seems to be thinking! Instead we say "Omelette au fromage"! Trust me, there is a difference!