As an Italian who has words for the day after tomorrow (dopodomani), and the day before yesterday (altroieri), it's good to know that not only Italians find it weird that these words are missing in other languages.
time out. Wer germans has words for the day after tomorrow ( übermorgen ) and the day befor yesterday ( vorgestern ) . But i as an arabic speaking person, i am used to weird ways, spelling things and finding words
In Spanish we have like half of the whole set. We have "antier" which is short for "anteayer" (before-yesterday) but we just say "pasado mañana" (past tomorrow).
This cracked me up, because the one where they were making the r sound, my 1st grade French teacher told us to almost choke ourselves to make the sound! And he presented it as choking yourself! 🤣
Maybe it's just me, but I think this guy is a total riot! I've seen him in those tiktok snippets, which fly by so fast you only pick up half of what's going on. This 15 min segment is so much better. His punchlines are so unexpected! I haven't laughed that hard in years! I even caught le garcon francais when he mentioned the French verb "bifler"! Juste pour rire! Encore!
also that wonderful time when french is telling to English which stories he was about to tell to kids like sheets on the bed and something about a little beach 😁😁😁😁🤣
Löic, your sense of humor it's fantastic! I'd like to see some scenes with Italian language. Italians don't pronounce the "h" so instead of say "heating" they say "eating"... And what to say about "th"? Instead of "thank you" they say "tank you"... Now I feel like your french guy, tank you
The word “soccer” originated in England, and was originally used to differentiate association football from its rugby cousin. Just as rugby football was shortened to “rugger”, the game of association football became known as “soccer” thanks to a shortening of the word “association”.😊
This guy is hilarious and into the same absurd language jokes that I like. I lived in Paris for a year and bought an expensive book of absurd French idioms that translate into humorous English. Most of my French friends had never heard them.
Every language I'm like YOU'RE SO RIGHT!!! 👏😂🤣 GENIUS showing their personalities as a memory aid! I learned vocab by making silly stories about the words, but your videos are so much better!
the one of not having a word for day after tomorrow but having words for insanely specific shit that people will never use is so funny, at least Norway has a word for day after tomorrow so you can’t make fun of us for that
I learn so much from these whilst dying of laughter/ The thing I was most confused was when he said the black berries and strawberries arent berries at all and that bananas are.
Can’t wait to see the same with English like Suce=Suck, chaussettes=socks, football=soccer, ventouse=sucker, fooled=suckered…I could carry on and on…so would you do it this way a bit more as it would sound as funny…the Spanish way est excellente aussi je me marre pour toutes ces démonstrations de jeu des phonétiques ! Excellent…😂😂😂
I laugh my head off with that guy! I'm from Barcelona, I speak Catalan and Spanish of course, French, English and German. I find the "French" character very funny, the others too, but that one makes me cry with laughter, with those words that are often incomprehensible to an English-speaking person. And his Spanish with a Mexican accent is for me a delight!
Learning Spanish I came up with a theory about genders. If it has a hole in it, it is generally feminine. I mentioned this to our teacher and after thinking about it for a minute or so, he started laughing and figured I might be on to something lol. At least Spanish has a workable system for genders (with some exceptions). German OTOH - nope, you have to memorize the article with the noun. BTW, "soccer" is the original name for that sport. The US just didn't change from it like the rest of the world did (kinda like Imperial measurements versus metric). Love your work! You always bring a smile to my face.
Hey, don't blame English for "defenestrate/defenestration", we stole that word from Middle French _'défenestrer'_ 😜 (Granted, in French it didn't specifically mean tossing _people_ out the window. But the only reason _we_ used it that context either was because a bunch of religious nuts in 1618 Prague were actually doing just that to their opposition & we needed a word to gossip about the scandal with 😉. It was too many words I suppose to say "they bounced the Bishop out the upstairs window" 😆)
That thing in Prague wasn't really about 'religious' nutcases but about (violent) rebellion against religious oppression despite the oppressing sovereign being bound by royal decree to honour the freedom of religion. So ... while there certainly were religious nuts on both sides, it really was more of a political thing in the end. Note: despite being flung from a window and falling dozens of meters, all the people survived because they landed in a heap of trash.
In the Netherlands we do have a word for the day after tomorrow. It's "overmorgen" Interestingly when I go to Google translate and translate "overmorgen" to English it says "the day after tomorrow" so there really isn't just one short word for it in English.
'La table'! As a french woman, it was so funny! Now I'll ear that evil laugh when I look at one! I'm surprised he doesn't have a 'french laugh' tho: even our noises are weird! XD
8:19 No kkidding ! Sane languages : ( Listen, are you waiting for your train?) French : "Attends , Tu entends ton train? " I'm new to french and I just find that out . Freshly learning french and it blows my mind . (80= four 20s ) Of course. 🤪🤪
As regards "table", French is right! It IS of the female persuasion, as Spanish, Romanian and Portugues can confirm! And then there's Italian who says: "no way, a table is male".
A favorite Eastern European/Russian way to get rid of a political rival, lol. I recently heard someone refer to Gandalf pulling Samwise Gamgee in through the window at Bag End as infenestrating, lol.
That's just makes a quite nice wordplay in Hungarian: fat seal = pufók fóka. You even can merge them playfully: pufóka what sounds cute and you could say that to a parent without offending them.
Thank you Loic for putting the whole I before E except after C rule to shame! To all who want to learn English I just want to say, ' I am soo sorry😢. ' English is my native language and even I can't believe the mind screw it must be for someone learning it.
Mastering all those languages to be able to come up with this humor is intellect right there. A good actor too. seriously. edit: This stuff is my absolute favorite thing to watch on tiktok/youtube. Its not in these skits but I actually had to look up antibaby-pillen on google translate. HA!!
I wonder who is going to win the presidential election the year after next year? Oh wait a minute. I could just add 2 years to the current year and simply say who is going to win the presidential election in 2024. Wait a minute. Just add 2 days to whatever day is the current day and just use the name of that day instead of saying "the day after tomorrow."
12:30 strawberry makes sense, as you put straw around it, on the ground: to keep snails away from eating it, and to protect them from the wind/ weather.
French is BY FAR my fav character. Everything he does cracks me up. 😂
Same
I fully agree, French is so funny!😂
Same
@@Lionkin1😂❤🇨🇵
everything they all do cracks me the heck up.
His intelligence to find humour in and the characterization of languages is amazing. His acting matches his intelligence.
Loic is so good at this. I love how you sometimes almost forget he's playing all the characters.
same
A real trailblazer in language learning. His methods are original and brilliant but best of all fun.
As an Italian who has words for the day after tomorrow (dopodomani), and the day before yesterday (altroieri), it's good to know that not only Italians find it weird that these words are missing in other languages.
Yes! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thats exactly the same in German :)
Après-demain et avant-hier in French XD
time out. Wer germans has words for the day after tomorrow ( übermorgen ) and the day befor yesterday ( vorgestern ) . But i as an arabic speaking person, i am used to weird ways, spelling things and finding words
In Spanish we have like half of the whole set. We have "antier" which is short for "anteayer" (before-yesterday) but we just say "pasado mañana" (past tomorrow).
This guy is geniuuss😂😂😂😂😍😍😍😍Been addicted to him for over a month now!!
Yep 🤣
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Same!
Same here.
Me Too!!! ¡¡¡Yo Tambien!!!
That laugh after “la table” was the most menacing thingZ
he does such good acting that the languages really feel like different people
“She looks like a fat phoque!” Got me rolling of my bed
This cracked me up, because the one where they were making the r sound, my 1st grade French teacher told us to almost choke ourselves to make the sound! And he presented it as choking yourself! 🤣
can't watch this at work ....nope , I'm in tears ...
Instead of watching the short ones over and over again - we can watch this compilation! I enjoyed it so much AGAIN!!
Maybe it's just me, but I think this guy is a total riot! I've seen him in those tiktok snippets, which fly by so fast you only pick up half of what's going on. This 15 min segment is so much better. His punchlines are so unexpected! I haven't laughed that hard in years! I even caught le garcon francais when he mentioned the French verb "bifler"! Juste pour rire!
Encore!
Grosse phoque is fat seal!
As a native spanish speaker the very first tiktok had me wheezing
i am dying of laughter
I love when he talks in English
Introducing universal language was a genius idea
I soooo luurve Loïc and his vids, as a english and French speaker I have to say French is my absolute favourite 😍😍😍 "piscine" myself laughing!!!!!
also that wonderful time when french is telling to English which stories he was about to tell to kids like sheets on the bed and something about a little beach 😁😁😁😁🤣
2:49
I LAUGHED SO HARD-
this guy is amazing, his capability to make me laugh so hard my dad hears me laughing from downstairs...
So good! Learned more about French than in school in 4 years. 🙂
Löic, your sense of humor it's fantastic! I'd like to see some scenes with Italian language. Italians don't pronounce the "h" so instead of say "heating" they say "eating"... And what to say about "th"? Instead of "thank you" they say "tank you"... Now I feel like your french guy, tank you
I just can`t get enough of this guy! Love him to bits.
I’ve only just seen these and think they are wonderfully written & performed!
12:49 in the DDR, bananas were called "Schlauchapfel", which loosely translates to hose-apple😂
Noch nie stand ich so sehr im Konflikt zwischen "Sag mir dass das ein Witz ist" und "Sag mir dass das kein Witz ist".
@@michaelt.5672 fühl ich😂 Ist aber keiner
These videos are all hilarious. Love the sense of humor.
The word “soccer” originated in England, and was originally used to differentiate association football from its rugby cousin. Just as rugby football was shortened to “rugger”, the game of association football became known as “soccer” thanks to a shortening of the word “association”.😊
Love how in the sea animals one
English is straight up just a toddler
I love this guy's humour and he is so realistic in the words lol. My favorite character is French 100% lol.
Lmao I just realized how handsome this dude actually is on top of funny ah! Lucky chap
This guy is hilarious and into the same absurd language jokes that I like. I lived in Paris for a year and bought an expensive book of absurd French idioms that translate into humorous English. Most of my French friends had never heard them.
I love the last clip when Loic was laughing at determining it as fe-male. I was dying XD
Every language I'm like YOU'RE SO RIGHT!!! 👏😂🤣 GENIUS showing their personalities as a memory aid! I learned vocab by making silly stories about the words, but your videos are so much better!
omg im laughin like never before. so good
Funny how in the skits, french steal names from english, when it's most likely the opposite.
One word for it: BRILLIANT !
dude i'm trying to learn French and you're killin' me! :D
I had to pause at 3:15 I was laughing so hard I couldn't breath and tears made it so I couldn't see. You are the best!
Agreed. Absolutely a genius
"La table" & "Pain de mis" must be shown to every student. This video will help me remember them forever.
the one of not having a word for day after tomorrow but having words for insanely specific shit that people will never use is so funny, at least Norway has a word for day after tomorrow so you can’t make fun of us for that
yes, "overtomorrow" :)
@@malinikolineklauseth oh so like German: übermorgen 😁
Um... the reason we still have words for the insanely specific shit is that people do use them ... I suspect because they think they're funny.
I had no idea about the talkie-walkie. that one is killing me XD
I learn so much from these whilst dying of laughter/ The thing I was most confused was when he said the black berries and strawberries arent berries at all and that bananas are.
10:05 Ok, I am going to be 100% honest...
I thought silverfish only existed in minecraft until I watched this video.
Can’t wait to see the same with English like Suce=Suck, chaussettes=socks, football=soccer, ventouse=sucker, fooled=suckered…I could carry on and on…so would you do it this way a bit more as it would sound as funny…the Spanish way est excellente aussi je me marre pour toutes ces démonstrations de jeu des phonétiques !
Excellent…😂😂😂
You are just BRILLIANT Loic 👍💯✔😁💟
That is exactly how the French came up with the “r” sound. I say this as someone who half French. 😂😂😂
4:34 i laughed so hard 😂😂😂
I love how French sometimes acts like a freaking evil genius, but the next moment, he 's a stupid toddler.
French: "Hey, English, I need you help!" 🤓
Also French: 14:46
14:55 I love french's evil laugh!
This is hilarious...I also really love the french guy too
Today you learned strawberries are called strawberries because they are cultivated in beds of straw.
Close.
They actually do have a word for the day after tomorrow, it is called "overmorrow"
I love how normal daily things don't have a name yet but technology like laptops are a thing. Getting some Ryan George vibes😅
8:00 Who else sat there going "TANTE-TAN-TAN-TAN-TAN-TANTON-TANTE!!!!" LOL 😃
French always so happy doing stupid things, love it 🤣
Universal is out here about to defenestrate himself 😭
If the fly hadn't had wings, it would have been called a "walk"! 😁
I laugh my head off with that guy! I'm from Barcelona, I speak Catalan and Spanish of course, French, English and German. I find the "French" character very funny, the others too, but that one makes me cry with laughter, with those words that are often incomprehensible to an English-speaking person.
And his Spanish with a Mexican accent is for me a delight!
I'm crying here 🤣🤣🤣🤣 In Hebrew we also call the pineapple "Ananas"...
🤣🤣🤣 🤣 khrrrrrr...khrrrr... khrrrr
I like it so much that, when the translation is absurd he puts the Google Translate to prove it😂😂😂 like in "walkie talkie"
Je suis d'origine Franco-Australien et je m'identifie à 1000% dans tes vidéos XD
Continue, c'est génial !
Learning Spanish I came up with a theory about genders. If it has a hole in it, it is generally feminine. I mentioned this to our teacher and after thinking about it for a minute or so, he started laughing and figured I might be on to something lol. At least Spanish has a workable system for genders (with some exceptions). German OTOH - nope, you have to memorize the article with the noun.
BTW, "soccer" is the original name for that sport. The US just didn't change from it like the rest of the world did (kinda like Imperial measurements versus metric).
Love your work! You always bring a smile to my face.
This guy is brilliant !
Le passage sur la biffle est excellant 🤣
you really don't have to make a "best of" video !! all your video are amazing :)
In Swedish: "our spring is every world" (which doesn't make a lot of sense, but hey) translates to: "vår vår var varje värld."
who would have tought that ASSEDIC will become OnlyFans?? iykyk!!!!😂
Hey, don't blame English for "defenestrate/defenestration", we stole that word from Middle French _'défenestrer'_ 😜
(Granted, in French it didn't specifically mean tossing _people_ out the window. But the only reason _we_ used it that context either was because a bunch of religious nuts in 1618 Prague were actually doing just that to their opposition & we needed a word to gossip about the scandal with 😉. It was too many words I suppose to say "they bounced the Bishop out the upstairs window" 😆)
I'm french and we still use this word nowadays, and it also means throwing someone out the window.
That thing in Prague wasn't really about 'religious' nutcases but about (violent) rebellion against religious oppression despite the oppressing sovereign being bound by royal decree to honour the freedom of religion.
So ... while there certainly were religious nuts on both sides, it really was more of a political thing in the end.
Note: despite being flung from a window and falling dozens of meters, all the people survived because they landed in a heap of trash.
I don't know but it gives me the vibes like if french was the baby brother out of the three, also the one I most like too
Talentosisimo y adorable.
His intelligence is spot
OMG I litterally could not stop laughing assendic😂
French : dying
Universal language,spanish,English: is it like that ?
In the Netherlands we do have a word for the day after tomorrow. It's "overmorgen"
Interestingly when I go to Google translate and translate "overmorgen" to English it says "the day after tomorrow" so there really isn't just one short word for it in English.
There used to be - "overmorrow". Unfortunately it fell out of usage.
I think there is a word in every language besides these two. Strange how it could fell out of usage.
Also ereyesterday
When I see all this works I want to say: And Oscar goes to...
'La table'! As a french woman, it was so funny! Now I'll ear that evil laugh when I look at one!
I'm surprised he doesn't have a 'french laugh' tho: even our noises are weird! XD
An , an ass cracked me up.😅
J attend la suite , j ai deja tout regardé 2 fois 😂😂😂😂
It is silver fish (silverfisk) in Swedish too. When I was a kid I thought people were talking about actual fish.
In German its the same :)
8:19 No kkidding !
Sane languages : ( Listen, are you waiting for your train?)
French : "Attends , Tu entends ton train? "
I'm new to french and I just find that out .
Freshly learning french and it blows my mind . (80= four 20s ) Of course. 🤪🤪
French. I love you man😂
As regards "table", French is right! It IS of the female persuasion, as Spanish, Romanian and Portugues can confirm! And then there's Italian who says: "no way, a table is male".
Ehm sorry but German also agrees that the table is male
Der Tisch
@@LerneSchweizerdeutsch In Hebrew it alternates if it's plural 🤦🏻♂
Russian is also completely sure it’s male!
In Greek table is neither masculine nor feminine, it is neutral 😂😂🥇
In Poland table is also a male
6:37 This one is pure genius!
Never was interested in French, never have been, until this guy.
French cracks me up!!!
For those who don't know about defenestration, "fenetre" is french for window, so yes, de - fenestration, is de - window - ing.
A favorite Eastern European/Russian way to get rid of a political rival, lol. I recently heard someone refer to Gandalf pulling Samwise Gamgee in through the window at Bag End as infenestrating, lol.
@@sylvanaire At least Sam wasn't dropping eaves.
why the funniest one to me as a try not to laugh god laugh to this
He really called her a fat seal.
That's just makes a quite nice wordplay in Hungarian: fat seal = pufók fóka. You even can merge them playfully: pufóka what sounds cute and you could say that to a parent without offending them.
The one with the "R" (and the cheese) is my favourite. ☆♡☆
Thank you Loic for putting the whole I before E except after C rule to shame! To all who want to learn English I just want to say, ' I am soo sorry😢. ' English is my native language and even I can't believe the mind screw it must be for someone learning it.
Mastering all those languages to be able to come up with this humor is intellect right there. A good actor too. seriously. edit: This stuff is my absolute favorite thing to watch on tiktok/youtube. Its not in these skits but I actually had to look up antibaby-pillen on google translate. HA!!
👍I know words & names developed & evolved over time, but you really can imagine a bunch of guys choosing random, weird names for no reason! 🤣
I love it!
i love this guy so much i can't take it
The tay after tomorrow. Hm… aftermorrow?
🏆
Overmorrow
I wonder who is going to win the presidential election the year after next year? Oh wait a minute. I could just add 2 years to the current year and simply say who is going to win the presidential election in 2024. Wait a minute. Just add 2 days to whatever day is the current day and just use the name of that day instead of saying "the day after tomorrow."
ESO ES 🤣🤣🤣
Good job keep it up !
Thank you 😊
Je t'adore ! merci...
He is amazing
12:30 strawberry makes sense, as you put straw around it, on the ground: to keep snails away from eating it, and to protect them from the wind/ weather.