But Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are not regions of England. The French understood that and that´s why they were confused by the question. They thought you meant counties of England.
I’ve never understood, I’ve always been told that there were 2 countries: Southern Island and the UK and that inside the UK there were regions (Northern Island, Whales, England and Scotland, is that wrong?
@@Namaster88 Southern Ireland is the Republic of Ireland and entirely separate from the United Kingdom politically; The United Kingdom is made up of the countries: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
@Caster Gil I don't understand what your point is, I'm currently in exchange for my studies, I work with Irish, spanish,portuguese, turkish,.. people and everyone have a different accent because every language is different. For example you can roll the r, or put an accent on the"h"
C'est plutôt cool et intéressant, je suis à paris, je suis tombé sur un message où ils disaient que les actions, le forex et la crypto étaient affectés. Il n'y a pas une seule bonne nouvelle sur le net. Cela soulève donc la question de savoir comment et où les futurs investisseurs sont désormais censés investir leur argent pour l'avenir.
Ce sont de bonnes nouvelles bien sûr. À ce stade, c'est le meilleur moment pour investir dans des projets non gouvernementaux, cela rapportera, pour les commerçants débutants, Jeffrey Alby Holmes est la voie à suivre
@@jacksonrodrigez4310 Sir Jeffrey Alby Holmes est un trader contractuel européen qui négocie au nom de son client respectif pour gagner un revenu mensuel ou hebdomadaire. il accueille également les débutants qui sont prêts à apprendre le modèle qu'il utilise pour réaliser des bénéfices constants, car il facture 25 % sur tout bénéfice qu'il réalise au nom de ses clients/étudiants.
Je ne m'attendais pas à voir le nom de la marque Jeffrey Holmes mentionné ici sur ce fil. J'ai travaillé avec lui pendant un certain temps. Dépôt initial de 1250 $ que j'ai fait jusqu'à 4730 $ en seulement une semaine de négociation avec lui. Son élan dans le trading est de premier ordre.
J'ai fait un pas de géant en investissant par moi-même, mais je suis conscient des avantages de consulter un professionnel, mais je n'en ai pas encore trouvé, j'espère que Jeffrey pourra m'aider ? Et comment lui parler directement ?
Al Murray has a good routine about this. IIRC it starts with a Man. City fan in a bar who hates the Man Utd fan next to him until someone from Liverpool walks in, then the two Mancunians become best friends and both hate the Liverpudlian. Then a Yorkshireman comes in and the three Lancastrians gang up on the Yorkie. Then a southerner comes in and they four northerners agree how much they hate southerners. Then a Scotsman walks in and they four Englishmen join forces against the Scot. Then a Frenchman comes in all the Britons are united in their hatred for him!
You know it’s really hard for us. Even if we have the same alphabet, the pronunciations are not the same. For example for us it is difficult to pronounce the "th"; the "r" and the "h"! If you take the example of Harry Potter, a lot of french say "Arry"; "Ermioneuh"; "Agrid"... and not "Harry"; "Hermione" and "Hagrid". We don't say Slytherin but Slyzerin. (even in french it's Serpentard).
@@heloisedescourtis7492 It might be hard but it sounds very nice. The French try much harder at getting English right than we do when we butcher a bit of French! Even your name looks pretty written down!
@@mrtrollnator123 They usually say it when the context of what's being watched, said or discussed is directly related to their origin. This dude above just said it out of nowhere, with no connection, relation, context or meaning at all. Why he said that, beats me.
Je comprends pas les questions sur l'UK avec un drapeau de l'Angleterre... Du coup les questions sur les régions n'ont plus de sens... Est-ce qu'on parle du Royaume Uni ou de l'Angleterre ?
@@olivierziou268 Bah non... Royaume Uni = Angleterre + Pays de Galles + Ecosse + Irlande du Nord... Angleterre... Bah c'est que l'Angleterre... Le drapeau du Royaume Uni, c'est le fameux Union Jack (sorte de mélange du drapeau écossais, anglais , avec la croix de saint Patrick). Le drapeau Anglais, c'est celui qu'on voit entre chaque question... Voilà voilà... Et ne pas confondre Royaume Uni et Grande Bretagne, puisque la Grande Bretagne fait référence à la plus grande île du Royaume Uni (c'est à dire là où il y'a l'Angleterre, le Pays de Galles et l'Ecosse... Mais y'a pas l'Irlande du Nord).
@@olivierziou268 c'est un pays constitué de différentes nations... Mais du coup, si tu fais une question sur l'UK en mettant un drapeau de l'Angleterre, c'est un peu comme si je te mettais le Gwenn Ha Du (drapeau breton) pour te parler de la France... (Sachant en plus que la région Bretagne ne coïncide même pas au vrai pays breton).
It was definitely a dumb question. I'd count at least ten regions in england alone. Wales has at least two. Don't know for Scotland but I would say around five.
Disconnected Roamer No, they’re not. The United Kingdom was originally brought about by two independent kingdoms merging. Kingdoms eventually morphed into what we today call nation states. The name isn’t United Regions. Each of the United Kingdom’s four nations retain their status at nations or countries, but not independent states. The state is the United Kingdom.
le français était ma première langue quand j'ai déménagé en amérique du cameroun et c'était agréable de voir des gens de frances opinions et expériences du Royaume-Uni 😁✌
They were pronouncing edinburgh better than many native english speakers i know. I live in the south of england so many people mess it up. Also its really nice to see just how much they know about the uk... i literally know nothing about the royal family, and most people from most countries think the uk is 1 country.
Et eux aiment quand nous parlons anglais avec notre français. Les anglophones non plus n'aiment pas quand ils parlent français. Ils ne trouvent pas ça mignon.
Bah mec regarde un peu les accents des autres pays et tu verras pourquoi l'accent français est réputé sexy, genre l'accent bulgare chinois texan ect c'est degueu
Classic mistake by the French when they speak English. 0:21 I live in London for four years. Direct translation from French where the present tense is used to describe an action that is still ongoing. (Je vis à Londres depuis 4 ans...)
@@nausicaava4150 I HAVE LIVED in London for four years. C'est aussi un problème chez les anglophones quand on apprend le français. On a tendance à dire j'ai vécu à Londres depuis... au lieu de dire je vis à Londres depuis ...
So with marmite you have to remember it’s not Nutella , like if you watch English people use it they take like the tiniest bit of it on the end of a knife and as it spreads it mixes in with the butter on the toast ... I repeat it is not Nutella ... criminally underrated
Originally made in Italy. The scouge of French teeth with its very high sugar content. Despite knowing how destructive itis French mothers keep spreading it on thick on their kid's (goss) tartines! -because it keep the buggers quiet! Should be banned in all EU !!
@@fredericlesuisse4840 Surtout que l'Angleterre n'aurait jamais du rentrer dans l'UE car ce pays est a part de L'Europe, a part du continent pour des raisons historiques entre autres (et même géographique)...C'est pourquoi De Gaulle s'y est toujours refuser et on voit bien aujourd'hui qu'il avait raison. Maintenant en ce qui concerne la France et L'UE, il faudrait reformer ce bordel pour en faire une " une grande Europe des Nations" mais bon vu la tendance actuelle et tout ces bobos débiles on est loin de ça mdr
amalia ophelia That’s because food like Marmite is typical of northern European cuisine. Well, that may not be the reason, but people from Northern Europe would be more familiar with sour spreads like Marmite.
@@SxVaNm345 no it's really not, northern Europe cuisine is dominated by French gastronomy which is just the best (ok I might be boasting I can't even cook) and everyone here hates marmite.
We surrendered twice! But we won many battles, occupied Spain and invaded Russia, but we left Russia because of the bitter cold, not because of the Russian army, and we occupied some regions of Italy!
How unauthentic the interview was that the "Frenchman" without the scarf spoke fluent English on a London street, I thought they pulled a french looking bloke from the street to do this interview.
You do realize we're able to pick on accents and speak rather fluently just like anyone would? There's nothing that prevent us from doing so. All it takes is dedication.
@@shadowmose5079 I'm sure English is a compulsory second language in France, in Europe for that matter. The teaching standards are quite possibly better too.
England alone has a lot of regional dialects and accents that have existed for hundreds of years. To say the southern English accents are "THE BRITISH ACCENTS" is insulting to the rest of the UK and shows just how much you lack knowledge about England and the rest of the UK.
more centered in South Kensington. Partly because its a very nice cosmopolitan area and has the famous Lycee Francais school. The prep school is in Hammersith. There has been a French community in London for a few centuries.
@Sajid elle a pas dû réfléchir bien longtemps avant de répondre... N'empêche que sa manière de compter m'intrigue vraiment 😆 Moins de 10 millions d'habitants en France aussi dans ce cas ?? 🤣🤣
@@theo9365 à quel moment ai-je dis que je ne connaissais pas manchester ? J'essaye juste de défendre une femme qui ne s'intéresse pas au football et qui dans le stress ( ce n'est pas toujours facile de répondre correctement à des micro-trottoires) réponds par le biais d'une autre ville. Et manchester lorgne londres ce qui peut apporter de la confusion 😂
very true the UK and england are not quite the same... its like asking is londres and reine isabel II one and the same,.... ecosse, pays de gales & angl are Grande Britan, each one has its own government and is politically and culturally different... Uni Royaume (UK ) includes + norte ireland, gibraltar etc
Dear me; bien amusant. They speak English better, I suspect, than most English in France would speak French. PS try vegemite: it's nicer than marmite - but only a thin layer, as it's not Nutella.
“What do French people living in London know about England” Answer: Nothing. London isn’t an English city. To understand England you must leave London. That is the truth, no exaggeration.
Ew, nobody now-a-days in France eat frogs leg, that’s disgusting :p Some people eat snails, it’s not very popular, most people only eat it occasionally in fancy restaurants. Horse meat is normal. I don’t like it, and not many of my friends and family do either, but it is eaten all around North America, Asia, and Europe. Sorry if you have not seen, but many and I mean MANY people in these continents buy and eat it. In modern days (currently) horse meat is also usually eaten at restaurants.
But Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are not regions of England. The French understood that and that´s why they were confused by the question. They thought you meant counties of England.
exactly what i thought when i saw that question xD
Yeah basically I would have started on Cornwalls, Devon and so on... The question was a bit tricky.
I’ve never understood, I’ve always been told that there were 2 countries: Southern Island and the UK and that inside the UK there were regions (Northern Island, Whales, England and Scotland, is that wrong?
The question said “regions in the UK”
Not england
At least try paying attention before commenting dumb shit smh
@@Namaster88 Southern Ireland is the Republic of Ireland and entirely separate from the United Kingdom politically; The United Kingdom is made up of the countries: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
„The most weird and disgusting little spread.“ 😂what a lovely way to describe maremite!
He's not wrong though
Revolting stuff. Eat Bovril instead !
@@shaunpierce4174 An odd description when compared to some of the things French people eat.
@@deaddoll1361
Like what? Croissants?
@@maladetts no, like snails!
L'homme barbu devant la banque du Barclays parle avec un accent anglais très très bien, je pense! 👍
En tant qu'Anglaise, je peux confirmer qu'il a un accent juste in-croy-able!!
Oui, c’est un accent tres bien.
In French, we say *barbu
And I think he has a really great accent, as a French guy
honnêtement je pense qu'il est franco-anglais
@@sunny_irl Merci, français est une langue sécondaire pour moi. :)
About 58 people
that's spot on !
i mean technically he’s not wrong
thats how many brits are left
Well that's still more brain cells than they have
Name all fifty-eight?
“What does England remind you of?”
“English people”
“Understandable, have a nice day”
😅😂
Le monsieur il parlait comme s'il était véritablement anglais. Respect
This is England, speak English!
Lol jk
Nop. Definitely french. Better than the other ones but his accent is not english. Being "franglais" I know.
@@thierryberthy1735 franglish actually hahaa
Lequel de monsieur, le premier , cheveux très courts et la barbe ?
@@yourweebtv8733 frenglish. 😉
What does England make you think about?
Random guy: English people
Frenchy: How much do french people know about England...
Also frenchy: Has questions about Scotland wales and Northern Ireland.
A french speaker only has to pronounce one word to point out he’s french
Jeandy like en English speaking french
Incredible isn’t it?
Like everyone trying to speak a foreign language
@Caster Gil I don't understand what your point is, I'm currently in exchange for my studies, I work with Irish, spanish,portuguese, turkish,.. people and everyone have a different accent because every language is different.
For example you can roll the r, or put an accent on the"h"
I just love that I LOVE their accent.
C'est plutôt cool et intéressant, je suis à paris, je suis tombé sur un message où ils disaient que les actions, le forex et la crypto étaient affectés. Il n'y a pas une seule bonne nouvelle sur le net. Cela soulève donc la question de savoir comment et où les futurs investisseurs sont désormais censés investir leur argent pour l'avenir.
Ce sont de bonnes nouvelles bien sûr. À ce stade, c'est le meilleur moment pour investir dans des projets non gouvernementaux, cela rapportera, pour les commerçants débutants, Jeffrey Alby Holmes est la voie à suivre
qui est ce Jeffrey Alby Holmes dont le nom revient sans cesse sur presque toutes les plateformes sociales ?
@@jacksonrodrigez4310 Sir Jeffrey Alby Holmes est un trader contractuel européen qui négocie au nom de son client respectif pour gagner un revenu mensuel ou hebdomadaire. il accueille également les débutants qui sont prêts à apprendre le modèle qu'il utilise pour réaliser des bénéfices constants, car il facture 25 % sur tout bénéfice qu'il réalise au nom de ses clients/étudiants.
Je ne m'attendais pas à voir le nom de la marque Jeffrey Holmes mentionné ici sur ce fil. J'ai travaillé avec lui pendant un certain temps. Dépôt initial de 1250 $ que j'ai fait jusqu'à 4730 $ en seulement une semaine de négociation avec lui. Son élan dans le trading est de premier ordre.
J'ai fait un pas de géant en investissant par moi-même, mais je suis conscient des avantages de consulter un professionnel, mais je n'en ai pas encore trouvé, j'espère que Jeffrey pourra m'aider ? Et comment lui parler directement ?
What lovely and knowledgable people. L’alliance Vieux! 🇫🇷 🏴
Uhhhh, that's the Scottish flag, you know ?
Isma Jiro Yes, I do know that’s the Scottish flag. It’s my flag.
@@deltanovember1672 Oof, sorry 😅
L’Écosse et la France 🏴🧡🇫🇷
Vive l'Ecosse. Vive la France. Vive l'auld alliance.
We don't like each other until we find someone we don't like more
that's when we become best friends
Like our hatred towards the Germans
@@chrisklitou7573 wtf do u mean the steriotype is that we hate the French lol which isn't true for me btw
Al Murray has a good routine about this. IIRC it starts with a Man. City fan in a bar who hates the Man Utd fan next to him until someone from Liverpool walks in, then the two Mancunians become best friends and both hate the Liverpudlian. Then a Yorkshireman comes in and the three Lancastrians gang up on the Yorkie. Then a southerner comes in and they four northerners agree how much they hate southerners. Then a Scotsman walks in and they four Englishmen join forces against the Scot. Then a Frenchman comes in all the Britons are united in their hatred for him!
@@simongleaden2864 Well in Scotland they do not hate the french so much...
I have always perceived the French as hating the Brits much more than the other way round. Something to do with ABBA.
Love from France 🇫🇷 ❤️ 🇬🇧
Hey i'm french 👍
Love Brittany AND France from Cornwall, UK
We don't reciprocate
@@ShireTommy1916_Somme-Mametz You're such a hater, it's unbeliviable. Stop being chronically online and meet some French citizens, we don't bite
@@charles1413 our history is bitter. A lot of problems exist thanks to the Anglo-French wars and ww1
Par contre 6 millions faut vraiment le faire exprès
en vrai c'est pas si con si c'était juste pour l'england mais oui sinon c'est teubé même paris est plus peuplé
TheMusicalKnokcers mdrr non Paris n’est pas plus peuplé Paris c’est environ 2 millions d habitants
@@clagamecoc6504 mdr non
@@ericb6140 si il a raison paris même, la ville c'est bien 2 millions d'habitants
@@kenshithevirus1176 Mais l'agglomération parisienne est de 10-12 millions je crois
The guy at 2:30 has excellent English, hardly any French in his voice at all.
Probably one of the local English dudes got mixed into the French bunch.
He is crazy, and so is his hairdresser 😆😆LOL
I love to hear the French speaking English.
You know it’s really hard for us. Even if we have the same alphabet, the pronunciations are not the same. For example for us it is difficult to pronounce the "th"; the "r" and the "h"!
If you take the example of Harry Potter, a lot of french say "Arry"; "Ermioneuh"; "Agrid"... and not "Harry"; "Hermione" and "Hagrid". We don't say Slytherin but Slyzerin. (even in french it's Serpentard).
@@heloisedescourtis7492 it's charming to be honest lol
@@user-oq5ox1tq3g No I think it's very ugly 😅
When it's an English speaker or other who tries to speak French it's cute 😊
@@heloisedescourtis7492 It might be hard but it sounds very nice. The French try much harder at getting English right than we do when we butcher a bit of French!
Even your name looks pretty written down!
@@davidwebb2318 ty for being nice to us I'm a little bit self conscious about my accent tbh !
As a Romanian, I must say I really enjoy these videos. Hope to see many more in the future! Bonne chance!
And what does your Romanianness have to do with anything?
@@maladetts idk, its just what a lot of people say, like for example as a Dutch, as a German etc... idk why though
@@mrtrollnator123
They usually say it when the context of what's being watched, said or discussed is directly related to their origin. This dude above just said it out of nowhere, with no connection, relation, context or meaning at all. Why he said that, beats me.
Je comprends pas les questions sur l'UK avec un drapeau de l'Angleterre... Du coup les questions sur les régions n'ont plus de sens... Est-ce qu'on parle du Royaume Uni ou de l'Angleterre ?
Ah ok , c'est pas la même chose ?
Mdr ,
@@olivierziou268 Bah non... Royaume Uni = Angleterre + Pays de Galles + Ecosse + Irlande du Nord...
Angleterre... Bah c'est que l'Angleterre...
Le drapeau du Royaume Uni, c'est le fameux Union Jack (sorte de mélange du drapeau écossais, anglais , avec la croix de saint Patrick). Le drapeau Anglais, c'est celui qu'on voit entre chaque question...
Voilà voilà... Et ne pas confondre Royaume Uni et Grande Bretagne, puisque la Grande Bretagne fait référence à la plus grande île du Royaume Uni (c'est à dire là où il y'a l'Angleterre, le Pays de Galles et l'Ecosse... Mais y'a pas l'Irlande du Nord).
@@ronanc8865 mais donc , le royaume uni est un pays ou il y a cinq pays différents ?
@@olivierziou268 c'est un pays constitué de différentes nations... Mais du coup, si tu fais une question sur l'UK en mettant un drapeau de l'Angleterre, c'est un peu comme si je te mettais le Gwenn Ha Du (drapeau breton) pour te parler de la France... (Sachant en plus que la région Bretagne ne coïncide même pas au vrai pays breton).
@@ronanc8865 je pensais que l'Irlande et l'Écosse étaient des pays à part entière .
The regions one could be misinterpreted, they’re countries not necessarily regions. Though both could technically be acceptable
It was definitely a dumb question. I'd count at least ten regions in england alone. Wales has at least two. Don't know for Scotland but I would say around five.
Paul Reeves yeah it’s like asking the regions of the us, while meaning states. There are about 7 regions and 50 states, so it’s all about formatting
technically they are regions of the UK
Disconnected Roamer No, they’re not. The United Kingdom was originally brought about by two independent kingdoms merging. Kingdoms eventually morphed into what we today call nation states. The name isn’t United Regions. Each of the United Kingdom’s four nations retain their status at nations or countries, but not independent states. The state is the United Kingdom.
@@mr.midnight23 isnt it 50?
awh they all seem like such nice people
1:22 was the best amswer ever
Oh my god I love the French...why are you so cool?
It's an art, painfully learned with baguette beatings and Gainsbourg recitals.
@@samrevlej9331 🤣 brilliant!
I will never know art and pain like that... and therefore will never be as cool 😔
@@lovelybitofbugle219 Come to France, friend... we can still teach you. It's never too late to learn the "art de vivre".
Parceque baguette ;)
🤣👌
0:27 and 3:36 the most French facial expressions ever! 🤣
2:14 i could listen to this lady say Louis & George over and over again.
You know marmite is bad when people who eat frogs and snails say its disgusting
It's Def a pot/kettle thing. I dislike Marmite, but I dislike thought of eating snails more.
Snails are absolutely tasty, but I think you can't criticise our gastronomy regarding the things you eat compared to us...
And they eat those little song birds...fried!
A lot of french don't eat that...
Frogs and snails are freaking tasty when cooked by the French. It's actually eaten a lot in London by the rich.
le français était ma première langue quand j'ai déménagé en amérique du cameroun et c'était agréable de voir des gens de frances opinions et expériences du Royaume-Uni 😁✌
"The Divorce" LOOOOOL
They know more about the UK than British people know about France.
Not many Brits care much about France - or even Europe. But as a Cornishman, I love France, Brittany is my second home
They were pronouncing edinburgh better than many native english speakers i know. I live in the south of england so many people mess it up. Also its really nice to see just how much they know about the uk... i literally know nothing about the royal family, and most people from most countries think the uk is 1 country.
"Il est fou et son coiffeur aussi" 😂😂
Les anglais quand ils parlent français avec leurs accent c'est trop mignon mais les français on dirait des patates 😂
Møøn Gacha Et apparement pour les anglais c’est l’inverse il trouve sa trop mignon l’accent français, va savoir pourquoi 🤷🏻♂️
Et eux aiment quand nous parlons anglais avec notre français.
Les anglophones non plus n'aiment pas quand ils parlent français. Ils ne trouvent pas ça mignon.
C'est clair ...! Quoique, parmi ceux interrogés, il y avait des Français qui vivaient à Londres apparemment.(ça s'entend par l'accent !)
Bah mec regarde un peu les accents des autres pays et tu verras pourquoi l'accent français est réputé sexy, genre l'accent bulgare chinois texan ect c'est degueu
😂😂😭
VIVE LA FRANCE AND THE ENGLAND 🤣🤣 I LOVE ENGLAND ❤🇨🇵
Classic mistake by the French when they speak English. 0:21 I live in London for four years. Direct translation from French where the present tense is used to describe an action that is still ongoing. (Je vis à Londres depuis 4 ans...)
Othman Kimweri donc comment on dit ?
@@nausicaava4150 I HAVE LIVED in London for four years. C'est aussi un problème chez les anglophones quand on apprend le français. On a tendance à dire j'ai vécu à Londres depuis... au lieu de dire je vis à Londres depuis ...
Othman Kimweri d’accord , merci beaucoup !
Happens with a lot of different European languages, English is the only one to use the have lived version
Ca marche aussi de dire i have been living in London for 4 years
So with marmite you have to remember it’s not Nutella , like if you watch English people use it they take like the tiniest bit of it on the end of a knife and as it spreads it mixes in with the butter on the toast ... I repeat it is not Nutella ... criminally underrated
you're "wright" omg such a pun;)
Originally made in Italy. The scouge of French teeth with its very high sugar content. Despite knowing how destructive itis French mothers keep spreading it on thick on their kid's (goss) tartines! -because it keep the buggers quiet! Should be banned in all EU !!
I thought today is the final Brexit.
Frédéric le Suisse It is. It’s our last day in the EU.
@@deltanovember1672 "bon débarras"
Dustman00 Vous allez me manquer.
@@dustman0048 Je pense que la Grande-Bretagne a fait le bon choix. L'UE est mauvaise.
@@fredericlesuisse4840 Surtout que l'Angleterre n'aurait jamais du rentrer dans l'UE car ce pays est a part de L'Europe, a part du continent pour des raisons historiques entre autres (et même géographique)...C'est pourquoi De Gaulle s'y est toujours refuser et on voit bien aujourd'hui qu'il avait raison.
Maintenant en ce qui concerne la France et L'UE, il faudrait reformer ce bordel pour en faire une " une grande Europe des Nations" mais bon vu la tendance actuelle et tout ces bobos débiles on est loin de ça mdr
Don't try marmite, it's a terrible idea
I am the only one who love it srly ?
@@Greg-gy5du I don't know, I personally don't like it but it's probably because I'm not used to it, we don't have it in France
I’m from Germany and I absolutely adore Marmite😂
amalia ophelia That’s because food like Marmite is typical of northern European cuisine. Well, that may not be the reason, but people from Northern Europe would be more familiar with sour spreads like Marmite.
@@SxVaNm345 no it's really not, northern Europe cuisine is dominated by French gastronomy which is just the best (ok I might be boasting I can't even cook) and everyone here hates marmite.
how can she criticise Boris 's hairdresser? he does really well for a blind bloke!
Three London football teabs are actually Crystal Palace, West Ham and Charlton Athletic😉
2:50 I just busted out laughing
0:13 trop trop charmante 😊
Is the Isle of Man not considered part of the UK? What about Guernsey and Jersey for that matter?
They are overseas territories. But you are correct, the answer is "more than 4". Also Falklands, Gibraltar, BIOT etc.
Subscribed. ✊
Hairdresser crazy as well
Got me:D
Damn, the guy at 2:25 has really good English
1:44 is that a dead body in the back ground 😳
you ask question about Edinburgh and have an English flag as the background?
Yeast Extract - great on toast
My french teacher would be like giving children french tests all the time on grammer
"Edinburgh? Like the bra?"
"why do I hear bagpipes in the distance?"
Trois clubs de Londres la fille elle dit Manchester mais 😭😭😭
What do American people know about France?
1. Cheese
2. Surrender
So original, so inventive.::
They only look at one event in history, it's a pity...
We surrendered twice! But we won many battles, occupied Spain and invaded Russia, but we left Russia because of the bitter cold, not because of the Russian army, and we occupied some regions of Italy!
Just want to point out that Marmite needs butter. The butter thins it out and it's delicious. But do not try for the first time without butter.
I tried. I regret.
How unauthentic the interview was that the "Frenchman" without the scarf spoke fluent English on a London street, I thought they pulled a french looking bloke from the street to do this interview.
You do realize we're able to pick on accents and speak rather fluently just like anyone would? There's nothing that prevent us from doing so. All it takes is dedication.
Is the guy at 2:25 really from France? He has proper English accent to me...
It's scary how these French people speak better english than most british people 😐
Even if you're joking, in France talking a foreign language is like an insult to France xD
@@shadowmose5079 I'm sure English is a compulsory second language in France, in Europe for that matter. The teaching standards are quite possibly better too.
There's no correct way of speaking English. England has tons of different accents mate.
Because there are hundreds of different accents here. We also do whatever we want... pronouncing words however we want
England alone has a lot of regional dialects and accents that have existed for hundreds of years.
To say the southern English accents are "THE BRITISH ACCENTS" is insulting to the rest of the UK and shows just how much you lack knowledge about England and the rest of the UK.
That girl at 0.33 could teach me French anytime!!!
I know this girl, I was in language school in London with her two years ago. Her name is Valentina :)
@@marcnk6759 well aren't you the lucky one???😁
@@roberttucker805 Hahaha nope
@@marcnk6759 maybe I'm in with a chance if she goes for older men lol.
@J H Did I give out her family name, social media or address ? Chill out !
Man said Manchester 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
une vidéo à propos de l’angleterre et tu leur as posé une question sur la prononciation d’Édimbourg ? d’accord...
Edinburgh is a very difficult word to Pronounce and Edinburgh is located in England so....
Alix Freudenreich Édimbourg c’est la capitale de l’écosse, ce n’est pas en angleterre...
@William de Gillaboz you're right..
@@shimmer_22 désolée je voulais dire grande Bretagne 😆
@@alix2774 "Edinburgh is located in England" lol that even offended me and i'm English not Scottish
- Can you name three London football teams?
+ Uhmm.. Manchester?
I knew when my French girlfriend finished off a super size jar of marmite in a week it was love.
Why do I hear the British Grenadiers in the distance?
Would marry the French woman who knows West Ham football club in a heart beat 🔥 2:55
I cheered as well!
18: She looks a bit like Tracy Ullman when she was young
There is a large French community in Kensington for some reason.
more centered in South Kensington. Partly because its a very nice cosmopolitan area and has the famous Lycee Francais school. The prep school is in Hammersith. There has been a French community in London for a few centuries.
"citez moi 3 club de foot londoniens" : "Manchester!" 🤔
1:50 - can I learn some French?
The girl with the brown checked jacket and brown hat is really pretty.
😂😂i am french and i love England
Je parle pas bien l'anglais par contre
6 million 😂😂😂🤣
Maybe she doesn't know how many people live in France either... 🤔
@Sajid yeah, indeed 😅 I can't say anything else 🙄🤦🏻♀️
@Sajid elle a pas dû réfléchir bien longtemps avant de répondre...
N'empêche que sa manière de compter m'intrigue vraiment 😆
Moins de 10 millions d'habitants en France aussi dans ce cas ?? 🤣🤣
@@mage5890 n'empêche je crois que dans civilisation 2 ils ont aussi mit 6 millions pour le ru, mais ptn la elle depasse les records
She probably guessed london instead of the uk
Ah, j'ai cru que c'était Agathe de LeLive sur la miniature
Name three london football teams ? -> Manchester 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
Maybe she isn't interested so you can't judge her 😕
Askip cmon shes naming a different city in a city😂, its like me saying Real Madrid is in Barcelona
Askip t’es fr avec ton blaze nan ? je pense que je peux te juger aussi car comme elle tu ne sais pas que Manchester est une ville 😂
@@theo9365 à quel moment ai-je dis que je ne connaissais pas manchester ? J'essaye juste de défendre une femme qui ne s'intéresse pas au football et qui dans le stress ( ce n'est pas toujours facile de répondre correctement à des micro-trottoires) réponds par le biais d'une autre ville. Et manchester lorgne londres ce qui peut apporter de la confusion 😂
@charly jarrett yes my friend, that's because we've learn the franglais which is a mélange entre le français et l'anglais !
How does alors attend translate to wait a minute tf
1:33 incroyable, j'ai l'impression qu'il sonne plus anglais que mon père qui est anglais XD
Tu es sur que ton pere est 1 veritable anglais?
Omg that thumbnail. She is gorgeous!!!! An angel
Marmite for breakfast 🤣🤣🤣 not up here in Yorkshire love we leave that to the southern fairies 🏴
very true the UK and england are not quite the same... its like asking is londres and reine isabel II one and the same,....
ecosse, pays de gales & angl are Grande Britan, each one has its own government and is politically and culturally different...
Uni Royaume (UK ) includes + norte ireland, gibraltar etc
Marmite is a large squirrel similar to a ground hog. yummm
I’m in love with that girl in hat and glasses
Triggers me how they say England but mean Britain
Marmite, either you love it or you hate it. I fucking hate it too. xD
Dear me; bien amusant. They speak English better, I suspect, than most English in France would speak French. PS try vegemite: it's nicer than marmite - but only a thin layer, as it's not Nutella.
3:31 that dude is prob French raised in London, trying hard to convince everyone he doesn't like marmite bhahaha
V Smart French people.
C'est difficle. Je voudrais une visite de Paris
I'm british and I hate marmite. You either love it or hate it. And i hateeeee it
500,000 French live in London
And ?
Pathetic
“What do French people living in London know about England”
Answer: Nothing.
London isn’t an English city. To understand England you must leave London.
That is the truth, no exaggeration.
Same for each and every capital city I guess. Do you know Paris ? ^^'
@@Chachekon comparing london to patis is a foolish thing to do.
one of these people interviewed is a Pom! the clue is, he got all the answers right (apart from his accent, which is a bigger clue)
“Marmite is weird” says the people that like to eat frogs legs, snails and horse meat lol
Horse meat is totally normal to eat
no way nobody eat frogs in France
n btw horse meat is such a normal thing n a lot of countries
Ew, nobody now-a-days in France eat frogs leg, that’s disgusting :p
Some people eat snails, it’s not very popular, most people only eat it occasionally in fancy restaurants.
Horse meat is normal. I don’t like it, and not many of my friends and family do either, but it is eaten all around North America, Asia, and Europe. Sorry if you have not seen, but many and I mean MANY people in these continents buy and eat it. In modern days (currently) horse meat is also usually eaten at restaurants.
We don't eat that
😂 😂
'Manchester' ffs
Marmite c'est très bon pour faire la sauce pour un steak je crois
Who really wants to know about royal children, they're human like us. Wow big deal😅
it's a great history and culture
I'm not sure the guy at 0.19 is French - he sounds like he's from Putney!
May been there for long time
Manchester in London.
marmite mmm
Celle avec le bonnet elle s'y croit un peu 😄
0:20 the guy sounds english ngl lol
6 millions au ptn je suis mort dsl x) c trop