@@stewhv94 it's actually very simple. Ça va? Is a shorter way of saying : Comment ca va ? (How are you?) And : Ca va. Is a shorter way saying : Ca va bien. (I'm fine). The tone makes the difference that's it. :)
@@SonnyWhite_ yes you can say that. It’s just like English though where there are multiple ways to respond. Just like how you would say “I’m good, how are you?”, “I’m doing well how about you?”, “I’m alright. You?” There are lots of ways to word this phrase
For English speakers, think of it like the word “Alright”. “Alright?” “Alright. Alright?” “Alright.” “Alright, alright.” *Matthew McConnaughey intensifies*
Do you want to interact in French w/ me? We can start rn Comment vas-tu aujourd'hui? est-ce que quelque chose d'intéressant est arrivé aujourd'hui que tu veux parle sur (How are you today?) (Is there anything that you want to talk about?)
@@starkitty66 Hey, if I may correct your sentence : "est-ce que quelque chose d'intéressant est arrivé aujourd'hui que tu veux parle sur" should either be 'Y a-t-il quelque chose d'intéressant dont tu voudrais me parler qui te sois arrivé aujourd'hui ?" or "T'es t-il arrivé quelque chose aujourd'hui dont tu voudrais me parler ?
And a little funny things to know : the more you add “ça va” (I'm good), the _less_ it means you're good. For example : “salut, ça va? - Ouais, ça va, ça va… ça va.”
Yes exactly, it becomes darker and darker kind of like that meme with "they ask you how you are and you just have to say that you're fine when you're not really fine"
@ō YumiDream ō Je suis française aussi 😂 J'ai répondu en anglais parce que je sais pas si la personne est français ou pas, mais ouais les 3/4 des gens qui te demandent comment tu vas s'en battent littéralement les baloches on va pas se mentir (surtout au boulot)
the thing that stresses me out the most about learning french is that “ça va” means both “i’m good” AND “how are you?” 😭😭 like the only way i can tell rn is by the way they say it but even then it’s so difficult
when "ça va" means "how are you" it's actually short for "comment ça va ?" When "ça va" means "i'm good" it's actually short for "ca va bien". And if you're not sure just shrug
@@usalisa3656 J'ai toujours pensé que le français était facile à apprendre. ça me rappelle l'espagnol 😂 how did that translate for you with google? probably trash
In my French class while i was in highschool, before we started the class the teacher had a rule where we had to greet everyone or just her in French. This conversation was usually how it always went. I'd go home and learn new words just to impress my classmates
What even most french people don't know, is that "ça va" was a question asked by your doctors up until 50-100 years ago, literally translating to "is it passing ? Is it going?". Yep... Whenever frenchmen ask each other "ça va?" They are asking how are their bowel movements, if they are shitting alright.
Bah super 😂 Si poétique, si classe, si charmant Au Moyen Âge : - Ça va ? - Ça va Aujourd'hui : - T'as chié ? - Ptain frr, un truc comm'aç, je crois j'ai bouché les chiottes, en plus ça chlingue de ouf Yes 😂 La classe à la française il paraît 😂😂
Really, are you talking to a robot? because nobody in France talks like that. "ça va, ça va ? does not existe. Nomal people say "ça va et toi ?" = I'm fine and you ? or I'm good what about you ?
Italian, Spanish and French are all latin languages and are very close from each other, so there is nothing surprising with this. I only know a bit of Chinese and English (aside from French), but I don't think that kind of conversation could happen as naturaly in all other languages (even though there might be many where it could work too, perhaps even better than in French. After all, such an interraction still sounds a bit stiff...)
I love it when Dad-types try to be witty. Hey, I'd LOVE to see you make a video where you asked as many Anglophones as possible "You fine?" until they answered in a Francophone way.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha Qui a du caca kaki Collé au cucu ? La non culture et la méconnaissance des expressions. Docteurs et autres gourous sortez vos livres. 😨😅😂😷
@@BadSheet68 i know i do and i know my neighboors do so as well. it aint bullshit mate, just because you never encountered it it doesnt mean it doesnt exist
American people do exactly the same thing with "how are you doing?" and the person in front answering "hey how are you doing?". So I think this "ça va" is not worst, at least it combines the question and the answer at the same time ahah.
I’m French, and actually when you ask a person if s/he’s alright and s/he want to know if you are alright too, s/he will answer "ça va ET TOI?" (I’m fine AND YOU?). Not just "ça va?"
Warning /!\ : if you have the habit to answer "ça va et toi ?" to the question "ça va ?", pay attention to don't answer "ça va et toi ?" again if the question are already "ça va et toi ?" because you will look like an idiot, I have already experienced this.
Mouais... jsuis pas vraiment d’accord avec ça... dans ma région on dis pas « et toi » 🤷 après c’est possible hein Par contre l’écriture inclusive olala... faut arrêter avec ça c’est imcomprehensible 😭
@@dittoluv actually it’s understandable but in English they use plural pronouns as gender-neutral ! So you could have used “they” and therefore made it look way more normal and logic for an English native ! 🤗 (tbh I don’t know why I’m writing in English I’m French too)
In the roman days there was an everyday greeting saying «Comment allez-vous à la selle ?» (how is your bowel movement?) because going to the toilet each day was a sign of good health. «Ça va/comment ça va?» («how are you doing/how are you?») is what’s left from that greeting.
@Chim Chim Chums You’re welcome. Yes it seems every part of the world has similar expressions. I heard the meaning of «ça va» by an historian. Apparently the (french) expression started in the 15th century. The real quiz question would be to know how the romans were saying it! :-)
As a Brazilian, it also can happens in portuguese: " tudo bem ?Tudo bem, tudo bem ? Tudo bem!" It is kind logic if you are a native speaker of another latin language like: Portuguese, spanish, italian or romanian.
I'm French and it's not even trolling. 100% true
Edit: Yes it's rare but it can happen.
They must have entire grammar classes in France about how to analyze context clues lol
@@stewhv94 it's actually very simple.
Ça va? Is a shorter way of saying : Comment ca va ? (How are you?) And :
Ca va. Is a shorter way saying :
Ca va bien. (I'm fine).
The tone makes the difference that's it. :)
@@Dimmary it looks so difficult though. I was planning to enroll to a university that teaches in french but now i dont trust myself learning it
@@aliburaksarac1939 That's because it is. French is hard.
@@aliburaksarac1939 When are asking a question the tone rises towards the end
This is a dream conversation at work for any non French speaker!
It is also a dream conversation the morning at work for all Frenchies
Mais non! Hahahahaha
@@keyzer380
Not really, I would rather talk to no one at all. 😒😂😂
Really ? Why ? (I'm french)
@@Anna-nz9tw parce que c'est facile
As a French person this is a real conversation. Usually though people would just word it differently to avoid this.
Dont you say: Ca va? Ca va, et toi? Ca va aussi.
@@SonnyWhite_ yes you can say that. It’s just like English though where there are multiple ways to respond. Just like how you would say “I’m good, how are you?”, “I’m doing well how about you?”, “I’m alright. You?” There are lots of ways to word this phrase
@@SonnyWhite_ Stimmt. Ist aber eben sehr formal so. Umgangssprachlich kürzt man ja gerne ab.
@@CherryXXCola
“Alright?”
“Alright?”
“Right then.”
“Righty-ho.”
Je suis comme çi comme ça, pardon moi, mon français est terriblé. Je suis Métis, mon premier lingue est anglais...
i got French finals tmrw and this is what the internet has to offer
same bro
Lmao
😂😂😂😂
😂😂
💀
For English speakers, think of it like the word “Alright”.
“Alright?”
“Alright. Alright?”
“Alright.”
“Alright, alright.”
*Matthew McConnaughey intensifies*
Okay? Okay. Okay?
The fault is in our stars.
I think it is more like "are u alright? I am alright, are you alright? I am alright".
Aight? aight, aight? Aight!
@@stefangheorghe3349 Yeah that's the same thing.
Perfect translation 👌
As a french guy, i can tell that is true
Oe bof mais genre on dit " Cv et toi " pas ça va ça va
@@tayebtami7620 I didn't know
Cool
@@tayebtami7620 ouais fin c'est quasi pareil t'as capté
@@wera-748 ouais fin t'as capté que non (i.e. As a french I can tell that's not true)
As a person who learns french, I can say that too
It’s more like: you good?
I’m good, you good?
I’m good, I’m good
More like… what’s good ? , ‘it’s all good. It’s all good ? It’s alright…
Good?
Good!
Good?
Good good!
So cute, french are like pokemon 🥺
Underestimated comment
Ça va ça va! Ça va
On est des pokemon ? :D
Je n'étais pas prête à me faire appeler un Pokémon 😂
😂😭
When you’ve been learning French for the past 8 months and all you had to learn was one sentence: :o
Do you want to interact in French w/ me?
We can start rn
Comment vas-tu aujourd'hui?
est-ce que quelque chose d'intéressant est arrivé aujourd'hui que tu veux parle sur
(How are you today?)
(Is there anything that you want to talk about?)
@@starkitty66 Hey, if I may correct your sentence : "est-ce que quelque chose d'intéressant est arrivé aujourd'hui que tu veux parle sur" should either be 'Y a-t-il quelque chose d'intéressant dont tu voudrais me parler qui te sois arrivé aujourd'hui ?" or "T'es t-il arrivé quelque chose aujourd'hui dont tu voudrais me parler ?
@@d.r.9888 oh, thank you. I wrote that at 3am. Une simple erreur mais merci, mec.
Hey! If you want some help with French, maybe we can exchange discord?
Imagine being a native and figuring out today the key to social interactions in French.
Love how you added the cigarette for extra France.
😂😂
its a vape
@@keshacow its a cigarette the yellow thing is just a lighter
oh
extra france lmao
Japan sees you and ups the ante.
"Genki?"
"Genki."
"genkiyo"
Genki de
😂
Nasumesu
As a Canadian French and English speaker, I can say that this is a legitimate plausible conversation- some how 😂
Canadian *AND* English? They’re the same (pretty much)
Edit: have been told it was Canadian-French thanks
@@los-lobos they mean Canadian French, there’s no comma between Canadian and French
Well it’s more in France than Quebec but yeah it’s legit
Same, lol. Can barley speak French now, though, since I haven’t really practiced or anything.
@@los-lobos out of Canadian, French, and American... I can definitely tell that you're the third one 💀
In russian сова [sava] means owl, so for russians it sounds like "owl? Owl. Owl? Owl."
😂😅
Baffulo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo
@@DeathnoteBB Baffulo
Like sova from valorant
in polish it's sowa so pretty much the same effect
And a little funny things to know : the more you add “ça va” (I'm good), the _less_ it means you're good.
For example : “salut, ça va?
- Ouais, ça va, ça va… ça va.”
thats funny
Yes exactly, it becomes darker and darker kind of like that meme with "they ask you how you are and you just have to say that you're fine when you're not really fine"
@@Marina_7 lol that’s good to know, next time I speak to my friend (who is French) I’ll make sure to write a paragraph of ca va’s!
@@sofiebonaparte7831 but be careful, 3 "ça va" like this can mean "not really" but 4 could mean you're irritated.
Yeah very subtle
True, but I don't think it's specific to french. If you say "I'm alright... I'm alright" it also implies an hesitation, as if you weren't that alright
I am german, but my dad’s mother tongue is French and this is literally every conversation he has via phone, just way louder than shown.
How long does it go on for?
So boring
French people speak quietly.
"Owl? Owl." That's what i hear lmao
The world: French is such a romantic language.
French: Ça va ça va ça va ça va ça va ça va ça va ça va ça va ça va ça va ça va ça va ça va ça va
You forgot a ca va after the ca va
@@Theo1 ça va
@@Theo1 et toi?
@@broszal256 ça va mais j’aime pas ma vie
@@potatogaming1533 courage
A russian passersby be like: yo why are they discussing owls
haha true! and i could add that "owl" is translated "HIBOU" in french, that's another.... *special* word in russian ^^
@@edlancaster skskskssksks took me sometime to figure out the pronunciation. i am russian this word is ridiculously funny x
@@lefu7812 what does "hibou" means in Russian ? I'm French
@@juhaa4180 it sounds similar to the word "ебу" and it means "i am fuсking" lol
@@lefu7812 какой кринж... смеешься говоря кскс?
And the worst part is that it's an extremely common conversation, even for good friends. Sometime simplicity is the best
As a French person I hate when conversations go this way for some reason so I always switch it up by saying « ça va bien » or « comment ça va » 💀💀
@@CherryXXColaca va bien et toi?
@@AlihanGurpinar ça va, merci :)
This whole time the Sims were just speaking French
I had this exact conversation with my French teacher in High School 😂
I'm French and i have this conversation with everyone x)
@@Nicops ayoo baby )
The very first year I moved to France and went to school there, I inevitably noticed it. The year was 2009. Still in France.
Et du coup ça va?
@@yoann8285 Ouais, ça va. Et toi, ça va? Ça va la famille?
@@jerryspoops ben écoute ça va
@@jerryspoops cool, wait. Hol up. *ahem* Ça va?
@@theincredibleauraaa133 Ça va, et toi ?
Dream conversation for someone whose only been learning French for two years lol
From what I've learned from this is that tone is everything in a language
no
Intonation 😊 and yes it has a big role
@@MsTheo no
@@jollyname Yes
So true !!
And the perfect french absurdity is :
- "Ça va?"
- "Et toi?"
🤦♂️🤣🤦♂️
I used to force myself to say "et toi" because it's considered rude when you don't ask back, just to be ignored 90% of the time 😂😂
@ō YumiDream ō Je suis française aussi 😂 J'ai répondu en anglais parce que je sais pas si la personne est français ou pas, mais ouais les 3/4 des gens qui te demandent comment tu vas s'en battent littéralement les baloches on va pas se mentir (surtout au boulot)
@@Arithekiller jte jure il demande juste par politesse 🤣
le second a cru que le premier disait de lui-même qu'il allait bien
@@Arithekiller c'est pour ça que je pose jamais ou rarement la question "ça va ?"
Every morning at work...
I’m learning French and when me and my speaking partner get lazy this is exactly how we talk lmao. Ça va and et toi be saving my ass
the thing that stresses me out the most about learning french is that “ça va” means both “i’m good” AND “how are you?” 😭😭 like the only way i can tell rn is by the way they say it but even then it’s so difficult
when "ça va" means "how are you" it's actually short for "comment ça va ?"
When "ça va" means "i'm good" it's actually short for "ca va bien".
And if you're not sure just shrug
This are the conversation you have in the morning half awake with your friend before school
Comment t'as raison wsh 😂
So true
how am i suppose to learn french when yall do some shit like this. its like my sims talking to eachother 😂
Nobody talk like that.
@@aminegh9207 on parle tous comme ça
@@usalisa3656 t malade. Au pire on peux répondre un ca va mais on enchaîne avec un :et toi.
@@usalisa3656 J'ai toujours pensé que le français était facile à apprendre. ça me rappelle l'espagnol
😂 how did that translate for you with google? probably trash
@@lowktrk5559 It's correct ahah no mistake, it's a good surprise ahah
My French teacher jokes about this all the time😂
In my French class while i was in highschool, before we started the class the teacher had a rule where we had to greet everyone or just her in French. This conversation was usually how it always went. I'd go home and learn new words just to impress my classmates
You can do this in Japanese too.
(Genki) 元気?
元気。元気？
元気。
Ah, you're right! It makes sense. As a Japanese speaker I've never thought of this.
What even most french people don't know, is that "ça va" was a question asked by your doctors up until 50-100 years ago, literally translating to "is it passing ? Is it going?".
Yep... Whenever frenchmen ask each other "ça va?" They are asking how are their bowel movements, if they are shitting alright.
😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
After 2 years of learning French I have found the word “Oeuf”
That word doesn't exist 😂.
It's œuf.
Funniest thing ever is the lack of f in the plural pronunciation 😂
Seems like a perfect place to live for an introvert like me.
I am not french, but I know a little and I understood everything
Thats awesome. Some people just have a sense for languages.
How did you do😵
@@RyanBarroso çà va bien 🤩 👍
@@leonacat6463 ça va trés bien et toi🙃
@@RyanBarroso ça va bien, et toi?
Pour la petite histoire, on disait ca va au moyen Age pour signifier qu'on avait bien été a la selle et que tous c'était bien passé...
Pour ceux qui utilisent un traducteur automatique « aller à la selle » signifie ... « poop »😖 et non pas « pratiquer l’équitation » 🐴
@@gaboz1853 bah je pense qu il voulait dire ca
Ptdr 😹
Bah super 😂 Si poétique, si classe, si charmant
Au Moyen Âge :
- Ça va ?
- Ça va
Aujourd'hui :
- T'as chié ?
- Ptain frr, un truc comm'aç, je crois j'ai bouché les chiottes, en plus ça chlingue de ouf
Yes 😂 La classe à la française il paraît 😂😂
@@mazecaoimhe1502 ptdr
just to let you know:
in Ukrainian, Russian and Belarusian they said: owl? owl. Owl? owl owl! 🦉
As a French person this couldn’t be more true. It feels like every social interaction is either forced.
It’s so true XD
Non...
No kidding i've heard this before:
"Ça va?"
"Ouais comment ça va et toi"
"Ouais"
As french fries, I can confirm that.
Same thing in America. “Hi how are you? ‘I’m good, how’re you?’ I’m good thanks for asking.”
Omg it's so true, we have a problem with the "ça va" thing
this is so true
Really, are you talking to a robot? because nobody in France talks like that. "ça va, ça va ? does not existe. Nomal people say "ça va et toi ?" = I'm fine and you ? or I'm good what about you ?
@@RedevilZ750 really? have you been living under a rock? because a lot of people do
@@oyasumilunlun It’s weird to say « Ça va. Ça va ? ». I never heard this. It’s more common to say « Ça va et toi ? » like the other guy said
I speak Spanish and Italian and I understood completely lol
I speak French as a second language and this, I can confirm, is 100% real.
In Italian: Va? - Va… Va? - Va, va… Isn’t it possible in all languages?
Like español latino: "Hola, todo bien? Todo bien y vos? Todo bien? Todo bien"
Italian, Spanish and French are all latin languages and are very close from each other, so there is nothing surprising with this. I only know a bit of Chinese and English (aside from French), but I don't think that kind of conversation could happen as naturaly in all other languages (even though there might be many where it could work too, perhaps even better than in French. After all, such an interraction still sounds a bit stiff...)
What russians hear:
- Сова?
- Сова. Сова?
- Сова сова
P.S. Одной причиной в пользу изучения французского стало больше
What does it mean? I am learning, or at least trying to learn Russian 👉👈
@@myheartwillstopinjoy8142 it means « owl »
@@gwendoline785 Спасибо!
мертвый XD
Что это у тебя?? Ааааа, я думала совааа
French basic greetings is what inspired the Groot character.
The cigarette makes it even more accurate lol
2 men in an elevator:
Man 1: Bababa ba?
Man 2: Bababa.
Its amazing how we can communicate just by changing the tone of one or two syllables.
you fine ?
fine. fine ?
fine (:
fine !
we can do that with every language xd
but it's not the same
it sounds weird in english
@@gonzalo_rosae in french too
Tries portuguese
I love it when Dad-types try to be witty.
Hey, I'd LOVE to see you make a video where you asked as many Anglophones as possible "You fine?" until they answered in a Francophone way.
This makes me so happy!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤ I KNEW I was using it correctly!
I just moved to france and this is literally me with my French friends in uni hallways. I feel authentic ngl🚶🏻♀️
Les gens qui parlent français il ont TELLEMENT de CHARISME!!
Ha ha ha ha ha ha
Qui a du caca kaki Collé au cucu ?
La non culture et la méconnaissance des expressions.
Docteurs et autres gourous sortez vos livres. 😨😅😂😷
Mais oui c’est clair
À donf
Malaysia:
Sihat?
Sihat! Sihat?
Sihat sihat
The last face expressing both disinterest in the other person as well as self-disapointment after this useless conversation is extremely accurate
Short sweet and casual. Nothing less 😂😂😂😂😂
In Filipino you can actually have a quick conversation using the syllable "ba". Just sharing. Lol
Elevator
X: Bababa ba?
Y: Bababa.
les russis en ecoutant une conversation en francais:
"hibou?"
"hibou. hibou?"
"hibou hibou."
Ah « сова » means « hibou »? It is good to know
@@supermalababa yep! and it sounds like ca va haha
@@thequeertelope7941 ok 👌
oui et Ibou en russe signifie "niquer" ^^
Still better then answering "How are you?" to "How are you?".
In an alternate universe, this is your French oral exam.
Meanwhile in portuguese :
Oi, tudo bem?
Tudo bem! , vc?
Tudo bem :)
Except that the last one means "I'm OK (but I have seen better days, or nothing great to comment on)"
Actually, it's:
Tudo bem?
Tudo bem?
*Nobody answers and both just keep walking their ways and live their lives*
Does anyone ever say "comme si comme ça" anymore? Or only "ça va ça va"?
Oui, les deux sont utilisés lol
"Bof" also works to say that.
Implies "not really"/ in between.
« Ça peut aller ... »
"Comme si comme ça" does not exist
@@olimaat8460 it does, but it's not commonly used
You could even add one more 'ça va.' at the end to really be like 'alright, byebye, have a good one then'😂
As a person that has been learning French for years I actually never knew this worked (somehow)
as a french speaker, we never ask "ça va?" after a "ça va" answer. it's like saying "you're good? i'm good, you're good? i'm good i'm good"
Yeah honestly the "Ça va. Ça va ?" Sentence is bullshit, I mean it technically works but nobody says this, the rest is pretty accurate though
@@BadSheet68 i know i do and i know my neighboors do so as well. it aint bullshit mate, just because you never encountered it it doesnt mean it doesnt exist
That does exist! That might come about like the video when I encounter someone (there are some difference but the video shows the idea).
In the Philippines when you say Saba, it means Banana Que. It’s Deed Fried Saba (Plantain) Banana coated with Brown Sugar.
The cigarette 💀
Hahaha I ALMOST DIED LAUGHING 😂
American people do exactly the same thing with "how are you doing?" and the person in front answering "hey how are you doing?".
So I think this "ça va" is not worst, at least it combines the question and the answer at the same time ahah.
Nobody talk like that in France. Only this stupid guy.
I've never met someone do that
you could even have added at the end "alors ça va" lol (stands for , "well it's fine then") ^^
However alors does not sound like ça va so no.
This is like the first thing we learned in French class like Ça Va can mean so many things 🤣
My Cuban ass just heard: Se va, Se va. Where are you going in the end? 🤣
I’m French, and actually when you ask a person if s/he’s alright and s/he want to know if you are alright too, s/he will answer "ça va ET TOI?" (I’m fine AND YOU?). Not just "ça va?"
Warning /!\ : if you have the habit to answer "ça va et toi ?" to the question "ça va ?", pay attention to don't answer "ça va et toi ?" again if the question are already "ça va et toi ?" because you will look like an idiot, I have already experienced this.
Mouais... jsuis pas vraiment d’accord avec ça... dans ma région on dis pas « et toi » 🤷 après c’est possible hein
Par contre l’écriture inclusive olala... faut arrêter avec ça c’est imcomprehensible 😭
@@babkebab2659 J’en ai mis que 3 et c’était toujours les mêmes mots donc ça m’étonnerait que t’ai pas compris
@@dittoluv actually it’s understandable but in English they use plural pronouns as gender-neutral ! So you could have used “they” and therefore made it look way more normal and logic for an English native ! 🤗 (tbh I don’t know why I’m writing in English I’m French too)
@@stellasaphir9937 ah bah jsp j’avais déjà vu des gens écrire en anglais et marquer s/he
It's fun because it's true
I speak French and it's actually true 😭
this is so emotional
"Authentic" -Proceeds to talk to himself
When you dont know French
-Ca va?
-*Ca va, Ca va?*
-Ca va ca va!
THAT IS SO FR
when i see my french teacher he says: ça va? and i say: ça va. ça va?
BAHAHAHA
LMFAO I'm learning French and I keep getting this content lol
🤣🤣🤣 i didn't even noticed that somethings were weird with French until people from other countries point at it
In the roman days there was an everyday greeting saying «Comment allez-vous à la selle ?» (how is your bowel movement?) because going to the toilet each day was a sign of
good health. «Ça va/comment ça va?» («how are you doing/how are you?») is what’s left from that greeting.
@Chim Chim Chums You’re welcome. Yes it seems every part of the world has similar expressions. I heard the meaning of «ça va» by an historian. Apparently the (french)
expression started in the 15th century. The real quiz question would be to know how the romans were saying it! :-)
And they made perfect sense.
I'm French, and it's definitely true 😜
Legends know that ça va means it’s okay
The tone is international
No be more like “how are you”
Stares in silence.
In Brazil it would be:
- Tudo bem?
- Tudo bem. Tudo bem?
- Tudo bem.
😂 sim 👏🏾
So true hahaha 🤣
As a Brazilian, it also can happens in portuguese: " tudo bem ?Tudo bem, tudo bem ? Tudo bem!" It is kind logic if you are a native speaker of another latin language like: Portuguese, spanish, italian or romanian.
Wait so I can just repeatedly say CA VA and they will understand me ✨WOW✨
En español: jajaja
-¿Todo bien?
-Todo bien, ¿y tú?
-Todo bien
"todo bien, todo bien"
😂 when my French teacher was teaching this I was laughing my a-off and kicked out of the class
as 2000s kid I cant believe that I havent seen a movie with this gag.
I have finally found the counter part of filipino “casual” conversation:
Me: Bababa ba?
Them: Bababa
Tysm! 😂
This makes me confidence with my French 🤣