Christoph Waltz Suggest You Should Not Fake
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Christoph Waltz is a renowned actor celebrated for his exceptional skill in blending humor with sarcasm. His performances are often highlighted by a sharp wit and a charismatic ability to deliver lines with a humorous, sarcastic edge. This unique talent has made him a favorite among audiences who appreciate the subtle art of satire and comedy in acting.
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yes i speak french and : Sachez que les français en ont raz le bol de vos clichés sur eux et de votre "french bashing" les concernant. Et certains vous considèrent, à juste tire en regardant cette vidéo que vous relayez, que vous êtes( les américains, les anglais etc) la lie de l'humanité et des empaffés. And personally, I'm tired of being looked down upon because of you and your clichés about France and its people who only ask one thing: that you leave them alone! in short, you are in fact only dirty racists towards the French and France
@@pinkunicorn3373tu vois la différence, c'est que quand C. Waltz utilise un cliché sur les Français, ils râlent. Quand il utilise un cliché sur les Allemands, ils rient... ce n'est pas simple, c'est une qualité très importante et elle porte un nom : l'auto-ironie ! Tu devrais essayer."
PS : C'est un cliché selon toi ? Les chaînes publiques nationales se moquent continuellement des autres nations qui parlent français. Quand ces personnes osent parler avec leur accent dans la capitale, ce qu'elles ressentent, c'est du mépris de la part de nombreuses personnes à leur égard. Heureusement, ce n'est pas le cas de tout le monde. Mais il suffit qu'un pourcentage non négligeable se comporte mal pour confirmer un cliché.
@@ChucklesAndChatterShorts
I don't think that the
Spanish, Swedish etc. suffer all the time on the networks in particular, a contempt like the French and France suffer. “surrender, white flag, cowardly etc” So no need to hide behind irony or whatever. It's simply contemptuous, even racist, on the part of the Anglo-Saxons. And they shame me a lot. Let them learn the history of France instead of looking like idiots. (As for the national channels in France, they don't care at all about who speaks French or not, in which country or not!)
@@pinkunicorn3373 Racist towards the French?
Do you understand that French people are not a race?
Well maybe "racism" is not the right word, but the idea is valid, let's call it "basic anti-frenchism"...@@bobmusil1458
He turned into Hans Landa real quick at the end 😂
Yeeeah
Especially with the tsk tsk tsk while wagging his finger. That was the most german thing ive ever seen
Not the first Austrian to want to break the French.
@@sztypettto*who did break the french
@@Eisenschleifer throwing me off there. Are you making a suggestion or inquiring?
As an Italian, we are really proud of you when you try. Just don't do the hand all the time, only when appropriate.
I'd say "Just don't do the hands thing", period.
By “the hand” are you referring to waving them around in an exaggerated manner (👋↖️🫲⬅️🖐️🤚➡️🫱🔀🤌) or do you mean when he was waving his finger back and forth (☝️↔️☝️↔️☝️) ? Lol Just curious
@@Austin.Kilgore im talking about doing this 🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌 all the time no stop for every single thing you say, just cause its an "italian thing". You look quite dumb when you do the gesture all the time for no reason. Like a lot of italian's gestures, this 🤌 has a meaning and goes with the context of what you're saying. So if you use it the whole time you kinda look like a non-asian that makes a bow every three seconds while talking cause it's an asian thing. Just ridiculous and only vaguely racist lol
@@Austin.Kilgore as an italian, definetly the first one.
@@Austin.Kilgore he’s referring to the tv host who gestures in a stereotypical way. We find it extremely annoying.
The Internet needs more Christoph Waltz content.
And less James Corden content
Humankind needs more Waltz and less Corden
Fr
Yes 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yess
"I speak it more than I understand" 💀
what a legend 😂😂😂
I don’t think it was a joke 😂 in learning new languages, people tend to be better at speaking, listening, or reading. Like I can formulate Spanish sentences in my head and say it, but when it’s said to me I’m usually hopeless
@@pacatack2 I believe it's because the French that is being taught abroad is more academic while the french spoken in France is filled with slang and regional dialect ..
"They hate you more..." realises he's talking with James Cordon "...sometimes for good reason"
hahahahahahahhah
My thoughts exactly! hahah
Word.
😂😂😂😂😂
This post deserves more recognition 😂
LMAO
Corden trying to join into the conversation on his own show
😂😂
Thank God it's over though.
To say stupid shit on top of that... The French hate when you don't try to speak French and just assume they would speak English.
How that man ever was given a show
@@Tero92 tbf I think he was a lot better than Fallon, Kimmel, Colbert, etc
As italian I actually love when some strangers try to speak my language, while I hate when they mimic it using stereotypes
J’ai un point de vue similaire. Ça m’a choqué aussi ; j’ai souffert comme un italien en regardant cet américain faire le clown.
@@morzhed-hoqh732moi j'habite en France et ça ne me dérange pas quand les gens font un peu la mimique des gestes italiens classiques (car c'est vrai, on gesticule beaucoup) mais par contre je déteste la façon d'imiter les italiens comme si on parlait tous genre Mario de Super Mario (mamma miaaa, la pizzaaaa, maccheeeeeee) 😂😂😂
Abselutly understandable
@@malacath5424 🤣🤣🤣 Wee wee baguette !!!
Exactly
I'm Mexican, and Spanish has many old words that are also used in Italian. If you make an effort to use a mix of old and new words when you try to communicate with Italian people, they understand. I was in Milan in 2018, and I asked a pretty girl where to find a supermarket. She gave me her full attention, took my hand, and told me "seguimi" (follow me). We walked about four blocks, and she told me what was affordable for a tourist and gave me some tips. She was adorable and kind. Suddenly, my German girlfriend appeared, and I thanked the Milanese girl. I was really in love with how the people were. Milan might it's not just a beautiful city because of its architecture, but it is because of its very sweet, kind, and lovely people. If you can, go, fall in love, you will not regret
You walked 4 blocks and then SUDDENLY your girlfriend appeared??? Where was she all this time while you were holding hands with another woman?
@@amazingautumn12😂😂😂😂😂
@@amazingautumn12 Maybe a very big fake, bro
People in Milan being nice? Ha good one
Ok ci vado, tanto mi bastano 20 minuti.
Then as the guy running to the hospital, he yelled out:"AU REVOIR! Your Finga!"
😂
Awesome 😂
Hhhhh
Best comment
🤣🤣
"the next time I'll break your finger" .. now, you're a real italian brother ❤😂
❤
L'odio per ifrancesi credo sia condiviso un po' da tutti(noi li odiamo di più chiaramente)
More like a real German/Austrian.
@@linajurgensen4698no?
@@linajurgensen4698Italians do it for real
"I'll break his finger" I'm with you mate 😂
Same !!!
That German side of him started to come out lol
Transported back to 1939
@@asdfghjkl3669well 1940 really
@@edmundtrummer3182Christoph Waltz is Austrian afik
I spent a week in Paris a few years ago and I tried to use my b1 French as much as I could. They loved me for trying and they encouraged me to keep learning! I had a lovely experience!
LIAR
Exactly! I had the same experience. I've never understood the bad rep the French and especially Parisians get. I've been there a couple of times and everybody was always super nice. Makes me wonder how the people who complain about it behaved themselves 😅
Seems like a French wrote this
I'm French and I can't even imagine one single French person making the sign he shows. Except if they wanted to start a fight or if they were completely wasted
I found most French people friendly and polite, all I had to do is make an effort with a few words. Simply saying hello when entering a store goes a long way.
I'm from Kazakhstan and I worked with many foreign people here and I can confirm Italians are by far the most easy and enjoyable to communicate. I respect all cultures and languages, but with italians you forget that they are foreigners, they somehow wipe language and culture barriers. And Australians had the hardest English for me to understand))
I live in Australia right now and sometimes I ask people “sorry?” Like 3 times
Thank you from Milan🙏
If you not a Aussie/australian suggest to people talk to you in slow mode, clearly, and you can communicate.
If you live in Australian hear many times the Australian phonetics to ears customize the sound of the local dialect, in process of time you can catch 60%; 70% of the talk and can do a well communication, and with the pass of the year after you can catch 90% or 100% of all talk.
@@ArtificialGabber lol - a true story XD
@@ArtificialGabber Yeah, I saw the video with Scottish guy in British parliament😂
Christoph Waltz is one of the best actor nowadays, in the top 3 in my opinion 😌
What were his last 3 great movies?
Be honest, it's been a while since he was in a good movie.
Give it a rest you're just saying this to get some likes
@@SERGIO-cr6uyHe was the best actor in the movies Inglorious bastards and Django Unchained for examole. And I prefer an actor who carefully chose his movies than one who simply does only for the money.
@@LaurentHanoi inglorious B = 2009
Django = 2012
Top 3 best actor nowadays and yet you give 2 movies that are 12 & 15 years old?
i honestly dont like him.
One of the greatest actors of all time.
He's not acting... he will break them fingers
@@nimaa6446😂
Let's not get excited
Combined with one of the worst talk show hosts
@@DeadAndAliveCat yes, because he is a guest lol
In the movie Inglorious Bastards his Italian accent is PERFECT.
Wow James really brought out a really bad stereotype while Chris is explaining how friendly they are
I love how you call them by their first name, and even shorten Christopher waltz's name to Chris, as if you fucking know them 😂😂😂 Douche.
That's why Italians are more lovable than the French.
You know the saying : "Italians are just French in a good mood" !
Italians are such a polite and wholesome people! I wonder what kind of historic mass phenomenon is ascending in Italy right now
What do you know of French people ?
@@GuiR3X Let me guess, you're French? lol
@@aptwo916 and ?
I appreciated them not letting James Corden speak for 30 seconds.
He wagged his finger when she said she faked French like he said the French do at the end. I love this dude.
I am from Kyrgyzstan and I love italians, they are so down to earth and they will make you feel at home even if you hardly speak their language. I have been to Apulia region, Corsano and I just loved people so much. They are so empathetic and kind, I don't know how to describe my love for these people...
Addirittura
Grazie mille ❤
until you put di pineapple on di pizza ah
they seem nice, and they are nice because it's part of their culture to demonstrate "gentilezza" and "accoglienza" but they are cowards and they talk behind your back if you are an outsider. It's hard to really get under their skin, but when you do they are loyal, honest and they really help you if they can. In the end they are good people. Like everyone on earth 😅
They are cowards?
First 10 mins of Inglorious bastard's movie gives this guy the performance of a lifetime
In the french version he's dubbing his own voice perfectly
And to play the complete opposite character a few years later in Django Unchained 🤯
@@sc3906 for which he did win an oscar I think
Very underrated film.
@@faycetoofayce7721he is dubbing all his movies in german too
Italian here. I love to hear when someone tries to (or even struggles at) speak Italian. I think of it as a sign of interest and/or respect. The stereotypes are funny, but when they are limited, somehow respectful, or ACTUALLY funny. No one likes being mocked.
It's absolutely true. It is a sign of respect if someone tries to speak a foreign language, and Italians more likely give credit therefore.
Some immigrants in Germany are not willing to learn German at all, not even the minimum after 10 or 20 years.
Yep. Love from the U.S.
I believe him when he says that. One of my favourite actors. His characters are always super intelligent, Cool, calm, collected, and calculating.
✌🏼💜🙏🏼
Rumors say after someone in Paris did this to him, he came back to Paris as Hans Landa and ruled it 😂
Rumors says that Hitler tried to speak French in Paris in 1939...
@@nicoladc89 you mean 1949
@@jacobpeters5458 You mean 1940...
The most annoying thing about James Corden leaving the show was that he moved back to the UK. Keep him.
🤣🤣🤣
We don't want him. Take him back. Please.
No. We still have John Oliver and y'all rightfully get blame for any commonwealth hack. We just recently got rid of Trevor Noah.
We are happy he left 😂 we dont want him either mate
How the hell he got were he was ? The guys not even funny
Waltz when a french guy waves his finger at him: "You're harboring enemies of the state, are you not?"
As a French person the « non » was 100% Parisian 😂 but usually speaking French is met with excitement and happiness, except if you’re in Paris then it’s 50/50
Im from Denmark and whenever ive butchered my way through my high school level of french - I’ve only ever gotten big smiles and words of encouragement (and attempts at communication) from French people - including Parisians. I think the “arrogant Frenchmen” stereotype is just wrong as I’ve not encountered one yet.
The finger wagging is on point for Parisians though 😂
@@RaVNeFLoKWell, the arrogant parisian is usually the hype/rich type. Average french are cool people
In Paris I was told to speak French…after I’d just spoken French. Guess it wasn’t good enough. Go down to Nice and they’ll be your friend just for asking ou est la toilette
@@TheColourofawesome c'est des trous de cul. Glad you met some proper human beings afterwards 😊
I studied French, went to Paris in 2003, and tried to speak French there. I remember a woman who directly told me: "Better in English", but she started to speak English with such a strong French accent, I was not able to understand her. The only people whom I could speak to in French without problem were actually Algerian. They all were very nice, friendly, and helpful. But my experiences with white Parisiens were terrible.
Italians are definitely my favorite. They are just passionate soulful people with genuine hearts and amazing food. French are usually nice too, IF they are NOT from Paris. French from Other regions or at least SUBURB areas of Paris are usually way nicer. But Communication is always easier with the Italians. and Italians tend to be a bit more expressive and chatty which I love.
And more fascist too the Italians. There are nice french in Paris ... Outside. There are a hole also in and out.
@@jaydee8553😮 you are a time traveler to label Italians that name smh
Gorlami .... gorrlamii .....gorrlaami ....bravo !!🤌
Dominick Decocco!
Arriverdechi 😂
Si.. Correcto
Marghaliti
@@jaykanou7331 A river there chief
I'm french, and i Can Say you, it's typique of parisien not everywhere in France
When I went to Paris for work, I learned enough French to get around, and order a few things and to my surprise most French people appreciated it and if my French was really bad or if I got stuck on a phrase, then they would nicely hit me with, “its okay, I can speak English if you like," which surprised me again.
Yes, most french are like this. 80% sure they are making things up
For sure, we love that. Merci
Yes WE love to see people trying speaking french ! Maybe they have just talk to idiot 😅
No way.That never happens😂 every one I Know who tried this I Paris, or lived there for a short while, experienced the complete opposite, including myself rude Parisians pretending not to understand or to understand English. South of France completely different
Mate, don't lie to yourself pls. Even on a well known supermarket, in Paris, i got stuck 5 minutes on the payment zone because the cashier want me to open my backpack, and when i was trying to tell her "can you please tell in english or just point out?", the only answer that i get was "pfff, anglais non".
Paris is a lovely city, i really enjoy being there, but most of the people that live their are just to much entilted, which is a shame
You mess with Waltz and he breaks you with that mysterious smile and "nice" attitude.😊
He has a very German character honestly 😂
Very authentic tho.
@@carlpanzram7081 yeah, german character, but he isn't from Germany 😅
@@notimetobore7958 oh he isn't?
The cultural difference between Swiss, Austria and Germany is marginal.
@@carlpanzram7081dude where u from? Murica? Because everyone else would have at least a little clue!
He’s not too different from Hans landa in real life lol.
I remember being told “nice try mate” sarcastically when trying to speak French in Paris.
The French say mate?
@@tonycantu3491Some like me , learned English picking pumpkins in Australia ^^
@@tonycantu3491 he did.
~People are fucking rude in France man, I said hello to a guy, he said "no"~
@@zlmdragon.thats why the Baguettes can s my D. French belgians are a lot nicer though.
For Germans it is like a fight between thier inner teacher that likes to correct every mistake and feeling flattered by the fact that someone learnt their language just to comunicate with them
And while they try hard not to turn it into a german lesson against thier will they have to pay attention to what is actually said with the last 25% percent of thier brain capacity
Actually every attempt I’ve made speaking French while in France has been met with graciousness. Just the mere attempt to show respect & patient appreciation has gone a long way. It’s wonderful.
I always congratulate on people trying to speak french because it's so terrible to learn and the pronounciation is hard for a lot of people. A lot of french people can't speak/write it correctly either :)
He said Paris
@@lvrbeats yYp, and that’s the only place I have had my experiences. Well, there and Colmar.
Same here. I've been to Paris a couple times. Nothing but friendly smiles. Rome on the other hand was something else...
I suspect it depends on who u r
I’m Scottish and started travelling abroad for work in my 20s. I soon became embarrassed that I was a typical “Brit abroad” that only spoke English and made it my mission to learn a little of each language when I travelled. I worked in 44 countries and I speak a little bit of 28 languages - just enough to be polite, say hello, how are you, good morning, see you later, no problem etc. I always found that when I tried I was always met with a smile and a better willingness to help. Even in French in Paris!
I also know some of the more difficult languages like Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese) and Japanese. I’ve just retired but still keep up using what I learned as there are plenty of opportunities in the UK. Last week my DPD delivery guy was shocked when I was able to say a few words in Kurdish and to his mate in Albanian!
Wow
Bro, that can be dangerous. If I ask “¿Donde esta el baño?” and I get two full sentences in response I’m screwed 🤷🏼♂️
Really? I've studied some Japanese, and it didn't seem to hard to speak, very easy grammar... sure, none of the word is indioeuropean, so it's hard to learn the vocabulary, but...
Kurdish what is that what country speaks that
With that attitude you won't have any problems getting by. But so many people these days seem to expect others to speak their language, even when they're abroad. If you're the one visiting another country, put in some effort, or don't blame locals for not enthusiastically doing all the work in your place.
If a stranger mocks italian language in Italy, I surely am not gonna help him.
Frenchman here 🇫🇷
When a foreigner makes the effort to speak in our native language, we are very impressed , blessed and caring towards him
We know it's a difficult tongue to learn and master. Even french people struggle with it
So, instead of pointing our finger like said in the video, we encourage it, admire it
Unlucky for Mr Waltz to have encountered such a rude person, because he speaks it flawlessly
Italians, especially in the south of Italy, are the warmest and most loving people to be around. They have managed to retained their humanity in today's crazy world ❤
Not so much in the 30s
@@patrickp.1001mmm if we talks about usa and the united privateers kindom they arent warmest
appreciated :) thanks
Grazie amic... you're always welcome in Italy!
@@meaowmeaow529 così amorevoli da sciogliere i bambini nell'acido?
Actually when you tell the french that you are german they tend to be flattered that you actually try to speak their language instead of trying to occupy it.
But they specify that he won't get back the Alsace and the Loraine!
To be fair they started with the whole occupation of German speaking territory. Unless you count Germanic people as Germans. I mean Karl the great or Charlemagne is considered a German and French historical figure at the same time
@@poppi510 Sure since Franks are originated in Germanic territories(tho not especially actual Germany) and ruled over most actual France territory from 492 to 1792 indirectly
Funny because I heard a lot of stereotypes about German people and how they act unfriendly when not speaking German, and as a French now living by the border i was amazed how people try to speak to me in French or English.
But it's border town so probably different
I grew up in Italy and I thought his Italian was flawless.What a great actor.
I'm Italian and honestly the first time I heard him, I couln't understand what he said. Still a great actor.
The woman trying to brag she also speaks french. 😆
When american or english people try to do a parody of italians they made the parody of themselfs😂😂😂
Exactly this.
dude the whole world does italian parodies..dont cry about it
@@dubiousdistinction6500Nobody outside of the US and the American "Italian-American" stereotype does a parody of Italians.
The world is a little too busy making a parody of Americans and their President at the moment.
Jesus, you're so clueless.
@@undertheneonlights u 🤡, i live outside the usa and everyone does italian parodies...u dont know shiite
@@undertheneonlights lmao, u somehow know what the rest of the world does fewl? u probably havent left mommy's basement..james corden, a brit, suddenly mocks italians cause he's in the usa? you're astonishingly simple minded, congrats
The way Christopher Waltz talk, he Could win an Oscar by just having this conversation. So special...
Italian is beautiful, romantic and carismatic language
Una delle lingue più ricche di sfumature ❤
Best country
Dio caaaane *shakes hand frantically*
Italian people are wonderful
🫂@@BooBuggedy
The common link between English, French, German & Italian is nobody likes James Cordon.
Everytime I am in France, people are very patient with me and my french. Years ago, most were probably just happy to not have to speak english and let me struggle instead. But today it's just politeness. Most young folks speak a decent english today there. Probably because of the internet. 🤷🏻♂️ 👍
But one older woman absolutely surprised me once. After speaking french and a bit english on the phone she switched to perfect german. She had worked for 40 years for a german company. 😁
When he said fake he was actually talking about Corden but didn’t have the heart to correct himself
Also when he said “sometimes for good reasons…”
I think seeing Landa approach and tell me he‘s about to break my finger would be enough to send me crawling under a rock
Good choice. Wise not to hide behind wood planks.
When he said "for a good reason" he remembered the roots of his landsman
Greez from Germany
italians know that italian is a difficult language and not common on the planet. so they appreciate the effort
It’s the best language for singers. 😄 Just heavenly!
"Not so difficult, I would even argue that Italian is one of the top 3 easiest languages in Europe, after English and Spanish."
Yeah, Italien is quite easy on its own. But people who speak certain languages as their native one, do struggle more.
The difficulty of learning languages is connected to the languages you already know.
@@chev1288 I am italian, I think that especially for anglo-saxon native speakers italian pronunciation is hard. what I notice is problems with consonants , accents and the monstrous amount of irregular forms and exceptions, especially in verbs conjugation. also italian grammar is way harder than english
@@matthiasschuster9505 Yes, that's correct. The difficulty of learning a new language can be influenced by the languages you already speak. For example, people who already speak a Romance language such as Spanish, French, or Portuguese will likely find learning Italian easier due to the similarities in vocabulary and grammar. However, as a non romance speaker myself (dutch) "I'm sure I'll learn Italian faster than just about any other European language. I would even argue that as a Dutch speaker, I'll learn Italian faster than, for example, Danish, Hungarian, or Finnish, despite those being much closer to my own language than Italian. That's what I meant with my initial point: Italian is not difficult! No, it's easy, in fact!"
Make it all about you James
Can’t stand him.
Looks like he decided to close the show last year...
I thought this dude had been run out of the US?
Italian : At least he tried.
French : ... NO...
Good job buddy you commented the joke
If you're a fake Italian, Christopher will kept asking how you pronounce your name.
- "What's your least favourite country, Italy or France?"
- "France"
- "haha nobody says Italy"
The Simpsons always nail it
Remember these guys usually meet with rich parisian french people, not french people
and thats the point. Paris is not France
More importantly clichés usually come from either former rivalries (a lot of banter between the French and English for example) or from tourists. Obviously the first is negative, and the second often is too as tourists are generally clueless about the language and culture around them and pretty entitled, especially if they speak english. I'm a translator so I don't really mind, but having people come to you all day, every day, in your own country, expecting you to speak their language while making zero effort would bother anyone.
Wow, Mum and Dad were spoilt when they visited France. They found French people lovely, & they were fine with their attempt at speaking French. Dad was hopeless, Mum a natural.
Well, I think people outside of Paris tend to be nicer than Parisians. This is of course, a generalisation. Some Parisians are perfectly nice.
When she said she fakes French - he wagged his finger at her just like the French do... LOL
it's physically impossible to hate James Corden more
No it is possible. I’m doing it right now. Please please America don’t let him come back to our country. We can’t take any more abuse here.
Are you French?
@@EinSofQuesteryou don't have to be french to despise Corden, more like common sense thing Imo
@@Yourbankaccount Why? Nothing hateful in this clip.
I don't know, why one should offend someone like this - I mean - he is a person, a real human - imagine someone spoke about you like this, when you feel your best self... .
I think he would make a very good Hannibal Lecter, hes very intimidating yet soft.
We are proud, as an italian, when a stranger try to comunicate in our language; we know that is not simple use another language. Huge love ❤
I don't know where he went in France, but except Paris, everyone is happy to see someone trying to speak French, we just correct you if you say something wrong or not completely correct, so you can speak even better. But I understand that it can be misunderstanded to some condescendant or rude attitude, but it is not.
As a French person, I find Christoph Waltz’s French accent pretty good because the language and the accent are both really difficult to learn. Thank’s for being such a great actor !
Why do you hate if someone tries to speak french with you? You get mad when someone doesn't speak french, and you hate it even more when someone just tries, the fuck is wrong with you?
As soon as Corden opens his mouth, not even Christoph Waltz can save the conversation.
AL BUNDY :" Rule number 2 !!! It is wrong to be FRENCH !" Wise Man
Last time I was in Paris, I asked the waiter for a coffee and he told me no, and then he brought me a beer instead. That was the first for me.
We, italian, are easy people 😂
Especially the women folk.
@FrancoBegbieT2what a stupid, illogical comment. Either you've never been to Italy, or, if you live in Italy, you've never crossed the borders and visited any other country
@FrancoBegbieT2and, reading your profile line, not only are you a racist towards the Italians, but you also hate the Brits. I wouldn't like to be in your sick mind, mate, you have more than just a problem
Love Italians...
Although your username nearly looks Irish... instead of Chiara Not Really, I saw Chiaran O Treally.. 😂
Hey guys, as a French person let me explain to you something. Parisians are angry with literally everyone else in the country. We do love people from other countries when they try to speak french, it's adorable and flattering to see people try to do their best ☺️
Ouais nan pas tous c’est surtout immonde quant ils essaye
Why is it like that in Paris? Just its own culture?
@@Rexvideowow Well kind of 🤭
It's a big city, people are bored, most of them are on a cycle that we call "Metro boulot dodo", and the life up there is really hard economicaly speaking. Really it's just sad that a lot of people think Paris represents every aspect of France and of french people
Christoph Waltz is an absolute genius ! One of the best actors of all time and a very funny person as well ❤️
James has the charisma of a English teacher that can’t get control of his class
Who is the stunning woman
Jurnee Smollet
@@ryanmitchel8171introduce each leg by name
crazy legs I really love those legs
I am from Costa Rica, we speak spanish, last year I visited Paris , I spoke french and I had a wpnderful time, I love France!!❤❤❤❤
As a French guy I can tell that you are not talking about France but about Paris, there is a huge difference
I like to hope Christoph was simply referring to James being so punchable, when saying 'sometimes with good reason'
the anger for this guys is impressive! 🤣🤣🤣
Puncheable, according to spellchecker. But an extra 'e' into Corden's breadbasket is fine by me
@stevencornfield6631 I think you need a new spellchecker 🙃
In france we have a saying : Italians are French but with the smile
In Italy we say: The French are italians in bad mood
As an Italian, I found French to be way more warm and kind to tourists than my compatriots
And hygiene .
@@redifiori31ma dove vivi a rebibbia?
@@Nello.A no, ma tranne a: Napoli, Firenze e Palermo ho trovato più freddezza in Italia che in Francia
Waiter shakes his finger when waltz goes to order
"......could you bring me a glass of milk?"
Une verre du lait.
„They hate you more“ is an understatement
i'm italian, and that's the most accurate difference between us and french i've ever heard!
I'm totally not a leg man but whoa for days 😮🤗🇨🇦
I confirm. Most of the Parisians are rude, Even if You try to be polite, they just look at You with disdain.
The French live a stone's throw from England, they LOVE when someone is actually willing to try and speak their language.
First and last time watching James, not an interviewer.... but who am I to say?!?
I would bear anyone's interview at the condition Christoph Waltz balance the conversation 😅
This actor is too under rated!
He's won 2 academy awards.
@@tomk427 sorry didn t know that, i just like so much the way he is acting
As a french i dont agree, its really cool to speak with a foreigner who tries french even if its really bad french. Try, fail and then the good way to say things is a very good way to improve i believe
Nice try dude, we all know you are working for French Tourism for Olympics this year
Some people are cool like you, but then there's a lot who wont take it as you do. I was a student in France for 3 years.
Christopher is spot on here. I visit France a lot, 2/3 times per year. My French is not good and I have had handful of people sneer at my lack of French even though I try. They are not impressed when I tell them I speak fluent Spanish and good German.
I have a friend living there for 20 years, married to a Frenchman - fluent French needless to say. She says she was there 15 years before people started to accept her.
I live in Spain and I never got that reaction from Spanish people. Always happy that you are trying to learn their language.
@@alamshar Damn i'm chocked... did you try anywhere else Paris cause this city is full of dumbasses even if you are actually french.
French people usually give people shit if you try tho
The French appreciated my attempt to speak French when I visited. They were ✨ lovely ✨ to me!
Love Christoph Waltz.
He's right about the Italians mind, such lovely people when I was there and they really try to help you when you try the language
Never seen a french who hates when you try to speak french, they'll try to help you if you struggle.
As an English speaker who lives in France and is now fluent in French, I found when learning French in Toulouse , Toulon and Lyon they were helpful where as in Paris they were rude af
@@eoin8156 are you sure this is even true about Paris? because most Parisians are literally french people who were born and raised in other french regions + immigrants for the majority
there's often a strong confirmation bias with this kind of things, like if you meet 1 asshole in Paris you'll think "ah, so what they say is true !"
@@eoin8156Paris is not France, even parisians sometimes hates paris
@@eoin8156 There’s French people and there’s Parisians
Like really 😅
Some are nice most are not
That’s a running joke between French people
@@kal-el3357And Parisians are rude to *each other* not just to foreigners.
*Herr Waltz showing us how he's both charming and dangerous in one anecdote.*
I never felt that as an exchange in a village in SouthWest France. Everyone was helpful and was encouraging for me to attempt communicating in their language. One time I lost a book. It appeared again in my accomodations. The clerk told me it got dropped in the morning. When I asked how they knew where to turn it in. The guy just said: Youre the only one thats reading a book in English. They just asked the folks where an English speakin guy was staying and got pointed my way😂😂
Bring back Craig and Geoff
Legs.
Sho liz.
love how they german-french relationship came through at the end :D
german-french relationship is not bad... well if you exclude the last two world war ...
It took 1000 years to get along with the English
It took roughly 100 years to get along with the German
I would say relationship is better with the German than the English 😂
@@ChucklesAndChatterShorts what are you talking about, france and germany have basically been rivals since those countries (or their predecessors) existed.
@@nasekiller "since those countries (or their predecessors) existed."
What are you talking about is the question.
There was no predecessor for the German nation/empire.
It was just hundreds of smaller losely connected Kingdoms.
You could say the first attack on the whole of germany was Napoleon. So around 100 to150 years of rivalry.
There were fights before, but it was more of some individual aristocrats settling their beef.
But the Kingdoms also fought amongst each other. That's why regional rivalries in germany date back over a thousand of years and can be even seen today with cities right next to each other.
Nowadays it can be seen especially in soccer.
@Skyl3t0n What about the partition of the Frankish Empire after the Treaty of Verdun 843 which created Western Francia, Eastern Francia, Eastern Francia and conflicts between them and later the advent of the Holy Roman Empire and conflicts with the Kingdom of France?
The one guy that laughed at James Cordons "No" was funnier than the joke
pls, DO NOT "ITALIAN GESTURES"
Christopher is one of my favorite actors , specially when he speaks in different languages...
But french I guess,😂
His name is Christoph. Not Christopher.
I am French and I never blame foreigners to speak french. We know it is a real effort and we even congratulate people. This legend on French shaming people for their french is weird. I tried to speak German in Germany and they even did not say no, they just answer in english...😢😅
Not true. Probably coz french hates italians but 70/80% of people I know who’s had problems speaking to french people, especially in Paris.
Same here. It s a bs story. We love everyone and especially Italian culture. The only way you could get a bad reaction is if you arrive without saying hi and please like an educated person...
@@IzzyRhChannel You're over confidence when you're saying complete bullshit, it's so funny.
LBH, i really liked the fact you tried to put an exact percentage on a stats that come from your ass :')
@@lmartinmiami82 i would love to agree, and i do, as long as we go about Bretange and even Normandie and Haute-de France, as German. Paris on the other Hand.... on more then 3 Times visiting this Town, i did get along with the Disgust of my whole Existence of the Vast Majority of the Inhabitants, not only my french talkings Skills. But as they started to actively ignore my then 6 year old Daughter, who stood in Line for Goofy and Mickey to get an Hug asking in German, even preferring an Dog, well, that was the Last Time they ever get my Money in Paris in any Kind, and i managed to have no Needs to go on Business There from that on. Learned it, they dont want us to come there. The Money, sure, but plz just send, dont get there in Person.
Theres is an german Saying, that Paris is an wonderfull Town, only sad Thing is, its full of Parisien. And sadly, i absolutely, as an visitor, agree.
In the end he turned into "you are sheltering enemies of the state are you not“ for a sec there