“God’s day” sounds odd to us. A religious person might say “the Lord’s day” but nonreligious person is unlikely to say it. Great show!

Thanks for taking the time to break down this information for us.

It the law now that restaurants MUST offer doggy bags to reduce waste. point final.

Then how to say it's okay madame?

Thanks for the translation. My French wife has no patience for this, but I know that different music and cultures can express themselves differently than the old school sleepy mainstream.

My French tutor says the same as you......but......he says the formal way will never be wrong, just not trendy. Another one is using nous instead of on. I am trying to break this habit of using nous, but it is difficult. Also in writing, it will be the "formal" way - non?

Learning French! Magnifique...! 😉

The show Lupin is awful.

You guys badly need some linguistics training.

Love love, love this way of learning the french language 😊. Merci beaucoup

This helps a lot! Thanks

i was literally listening to the soundtrack all day yesterday!!

Merci 👍🏻

I'm still accepting new French students: www.streetfrench.org/privatefrenchlessons

English Canadian students learn Parisian French. When we English Canadians visit Quebec, we cannot understand the local Québécois accent.

Charlie uses the (non) word ‘like’ far too much, kinda like all the time. Does he have one of these lectures on how to kinda like translate it into French

Bonjour! I want to be a volunteer English teacher in France. I am a retired English high school teacher, college professor, and university supervisor for student teachers. My wife Cindy and I plan on moving to France with the Long Stay Visa. We were in Ukraine last year helping a new school open in Lviv; I was Deputy Head Master. Slava Ukraine! We want to contribute in some way during our stay in France. What schools would you recommend? Merci! Dean & Cindy

We can also say moyen moyen ( I'm french )

Choper le métro doesn't really makes sense

Sa mère est anglophone, mais pas son père. Ainsi, pour Justin Trudeau, c'est comme si le français était sa deuxième langue maternelle, mais ce n'est pas sa langue seconde qu'il a appris plus tard. Il a appris le français et l'anglais en même temps, mais il a beaucoup plus pratiqué l'anglais. Cela dit, il a un accent moins prononcé que celui des franco-ontariens qui, pourtant, ont le français comme première langue. Ma langue maternelle est le français, mais, comme on baigne en Amérique du nord, certaines expressions me viennent en anglais en premier. J'imagine que pour quelqu'un comme Trudeau, cet effet là est exacerbé lorsqu'il a les nerfs.

She has been speaking French most of her life .

It’s an old video, probably nobody will read this but in Mexico we have a lot of accents: northeast, northwest, occidental, central (chilango), costeño, chiapaneco, yucateco. If you’ve heard a Mexican speak, it was probably a chilango because most of the country lives there. I am from the Northwest and in here it is, sadly, common to make fun and even discriminate against people with central accent.

I didn't know that Jodie Foster lives in France. Interesting.

En tant que québécois c'est quand même drôle à regarder tout ca

Bonjour, merci pour la belle vidéo et la musique. Je veux demander si une archive de la musique d'Axiels sera un jour disponible ? malheureusement il est très difficile d'écouter la musique de Patrick et certains albums de JAG qui ne sont pas sur Spotify. Avec la fermeture récente des sites Internet de Guéry, je crains que la musique ne soit encore plus difficile à trouver. Est-il possible de trouver les MP3 de ces albums ? J'ai récemment acheté les albums « Épopée Sidérale » et « Ibistar » dans la boutique Axiel mais je n'ai jamais reçu de fichiers MP3 😢

Awesome…you get right to the pronounciations.

Corsicans are italians trying to speak french.

I wish you’d describe what each dish is as there were some I am not familiar with.

What movie is that?

"chelou" is the inverted variant of "louche", meaning something weird

Do people still also say, “Je dois attraper le metro?”

Helps to understand!

Et le "puits d'amour"? My wife thinks that is a naughty name.

I’ve lived in France for about 12 years and have known some French since I was a child. So I can speak it reasonably well but not perfectly! I love your channel and find it super helpful ❤

I know how you did it. Step 1. move to Paris. Step 2 Study French at Sorbonne. step 3 get French girlfriend and presto only 10 years later you will be fluent like Charlie!

Jodie Foster is amazing. Her performance in Contact is incredible. She's got such an interesting life story as well.

Great video and nice Rolex. I like the polished center link.

Her French just blows my mind. Usually after the age of 12, one is no longer considered bilingual. Either she’s extremely gifted or she learned it from early childhood. Just from how fluent and natural she sounds, one would think she was a francophone.

The audio in the video is mono left audio only when you speak and stereo when Jody Foster speaks.

I have been trying to learn French for so long. It so frustrating. I’ll be reaching out. Thanks for the great content. By the way, Jodie Foster went to a French speaking high school. So as far as I’m concerned she’s a native speaker.

Do you teach french grammar or street french?

What big cities in France do people speak with the "Parisian" accent?

Can you please talk about occupational therapy school in france SVP

Thank you , this has helped me understand the process .

डेली कैसे बोलते होंगे ,🤣🤣🤣🤣

Bonjour. We don't have this system in India at all. But why do you described in ages it's confusing for us. Please say as per standard wise. Like First std, second standard and so on...

But the girl is very cute

imagine wanting to learn french 🤢

I am an anglophone from Canada, living and working in the national capital, Ottawa. Because I am originally from Newfoundland (the big island next to St. Pierre et Miquelon), I have found it interesting to hear québécois complain about present day Acadien French speakers, from the east coast of Canada, mainly in the province of New Brunswick. I even had friends who tried to speak French with their Acadien accent to get a response in English because some parts of Quebec are very bilingual in English and French. I found it fascinating. Being from Newfoundland, which has many dialects of English that sound very different from the rest of Canada or the USA, I have always found accents and dialects intriguing.