Forever Simgirl she took on the name Bacardi because of her sister, Hennessy. My point is: it wasn’t a bad question, it was an American’s question, bc in America having a name after a drink isn’t far fetched
Ines Chauveau Read the captions, he said he’s been eating the Pedigree adult dog food since he became an adult. It was obviously a joke lol OR AT LEAST I HOPE but so was the febreze part.
Samreen Ashraf Amdani he does not say that he eats dog food but that it's this one that he "takes since he grew up" so we guess it's for his dog and not for him 😂
Fun fact: the cloth for jeans was invented in Nîmes, France, about 500 years ago as "Sars de Nîmes" (Denim). The weaver-family later moved to Genova, thus it was then called "genes", which in English became "jeans".
@King Croft but nike is a correct way for spelling the greek goddess of the victory in english , and i think the most common way(atleast in my research). Maybe I'm just used to the "nike" spelling bc I think its pretty, but"niki" looks like it should be pronounced "nicky". If it was truly spelled phonetically it should be like "naikey" or something, but anyways don't blame americans blame confusing translations!
King Croft You’re thinking of Modern Greek. The name comes from Classical Greek when νίκη was pronounced with an open e at the end and not an i. Learn some history.
Actually it's a name, it comes from the doctor Louis Eugène Perrier who discovered the attributes of the water at Bouillens France. And the moment is still funny :-)
Nouns (even for objects) are either masculine or feminine in French, and nouns that end with "*ier" (poirier, couturier, soulier, etc.) are all masculine. That's why "Perrier" just doesn't sound right for something, and even more someone, who is a female. Just thought I should explain ^_^
Fun fact, many french last names come from the Middle-Age and refer to the profession of the person. For instance, "Perrier" means the one working in a quarry.
desiiiiid ikr the way the pronounced it was the way I grew up pronouncing it. Then I came to America and people were pronouncing it very strangely, in my opinion
@@Finda5 im just saying usally you say that when the thing you talk about come from that country but nvm its the language barrier i cant explain stuff as good as i think of in english ^^ just an example : you're in a bar/pub in like spain and someone say "fuck spain" then you could say im not even spanish but i feel offended no ? i mean otherwise i really didnt get it x)
the suit guy is flirting lol edit: wow so many likes lol. tbh after seeing the second time... i kinda didn't see it anymore? lol. but his behavior and eye and everything definitely tell that he's interested with the girl. 😂 not sure if unconscious act is counted as flirting.
@@TheElvenKeys DID YOU KNOW that only people in the Kansai region say "Makudo" and people in the Tokyo area say "Makku" and neither of them believe you when you tell them about the other one
Alienne4 married to a Japanese from Tokyo and he say Macdonald’s. But the biggest lie is when they say it’s not popular in Japan. It is. They are in denial. I can stand in line for 30 minutes waiting to order in the morning.
As a Swede, Ima tell ya, the French pronounce IKEA pretty accurately Edit: found this a year later lmao apparently a lot of y'all were interested in the Swedish pronunciation, here's a video, although, he has a certain Swedish dialect so I'd pronounce it slightly differently but close enough :) ua-cam.com/video/JBhkD4Lb4yE/v-deo.html However, IKEA is an acronym that stands for the founders name (IK) and where he grew up (EA) so it's not a real word and therefore there's no real right way to say it I suppose but that's the way we say it and the way Ingvar Kamprad said it
Neutrogena is an american brand who started by selling products made by the french speaking belgian chemist Edmond Fromont. Levi's is an american brand created by Levi Strauss a german born american businessman. His company sold pants made of Denim a textile created in Nîmes, France. The word Denim comes from "de Nîmes" wich means "from Nîmes". Pedigree comes from the French expression "pied de grue" (crane foot), used to designate the genealogical tree of an animal.
Tu m’étonnes qu’il se sent à l’aise ! Et si après ça il se met un petit pchit de Fée du logis ou Decapfour en guise de parfum, il est bon pour un séjour en HP pendant un moment... ;)
something i've noticed is that french people tend to be the type to recognise that a pronunciation is different and offer their ver whilst some american folks'd be like 'what no that's-!!!'
@@alyssaghoryeb4705 That's exactly what he/she meant. Instantly offended by simple things. It's simply the truth that the American people, at least in that video, didn't behave really respectful towards the French.
@@MayuraVyamsaka "assez chaud" isn't the best way to say that he's hot but I guess it works XD usually it's more something like "Il est sexy" or "Il est canon"
Hallådär Lille Vän : Thank you very much! I love Sweden as a country, your culture, mentality, way of life, etc... Also, I love Swedish people! Love from France xx
Biba Oreo : French people pronounce IKEA: eekea. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think our French pronounciation is close to the Swedish way to say IKEA...
Biba Oreo I feel like it's a bit different than how the French say it. In Scandinavia it's pronounced "eekea" where the e after the k is pronounced like the e in echo elephant etc rather than the e in in Nike or or Leeds. Whereas it seems like the French pronounce it like "eekea" with the Nike/Leeds etc e sound after the k. I hope that makes sense.
Well where the guy that said the "big I" comment was mistaken is that he only applied the logic of the letter prononciation in English, without thinking maybe that's different in another language, so it sounded a bit ignorant in my opinion. However in lots of european languages like French, Spanish, German etc and I guess Swedish too judging by how they pronounce it just the same, "i" letter sounds like "ee" in English like you said so that's why it's natural for those who speak those languages to pronounce certain brands the way they do haha
even with the british accent, we dont pronounce the "e" in NIKE ~ we kinda just pronounce it similar to how french people pronounce it and omggg the french accents are so gorgeous, i love how they say all the words ahah
When i was in Germany with the military for a bit i made some friends and we use to have a drinking game like this. they would have us (soldiers) pronounce words in German and we would do the same to them with English and everyone that laughed had to drink. So many laughs, so many drinks! Hope those people are all doing well to this day.
They were invented by a German immigrant of Jewish decent in San Fransisco in the 1800's. I'd call that American. Pretty sure the patent was US patent office, too.
that was not a troll, we say levis as in le like in LEle pons, ans vis with an i pronounced like in the beginning of Indiana. And Mc Donald with Mc pronounced like in MACaroni and cheese and a do with an o like... This is tiresome. It was not a troll.
AME C I am not sure which part of France you are from but for me as a southerner, it is a funny way to pronounce these words. He knew he could not pronounce the Strauss well and kinda exaggerated it. We'd pronounce it like he did if we are trying to make it funny or mimic an older person saying it. This is why I said he trolled her.
Nissa aaab I thought you meant the guy with a dark blue pullover. Yeah that guy with the checkered (vichy? It looks stripped on my phone ^^') shirt was trolling. For the Mc Donald its a cliché accent from the south he is actually making like in the joke were one dude from the south name his restaurant Mickey Mes Couilles because of Ma Queue Donald. As for Levis Strauss I think he is making a German accent. But it kinda sounds like an accent from Alsace if you ask me...
American: neutrogena
French: 𝓃𝑒𝓊𝓉𝓇𝑜𝑔𝑒𝓃𝒶
Floof underrated comment
Jay McNair ikr
English: penis
French: vous avez des petits pénis 😂😂
NatCraftHD mais qu’est-ce que tu racontes ?😂😂
Jsp
"What does it mean in French?"
"Nothing."
"Could it be like a girls name?"
"NAH."
Baby Unicorn right 😂 that’s that asking “can Aquafina be a girl’s name?’ 😂 the guys response was funny to me.
Forever Simgirl Ppl use Chardonnay as a girls name 😂😂 look at Cardi B! (Bacardi) It’s not that far fetched
Briana Kierra her name is belcalis tho.... my point is that it was a bad question 😂
@@foreversimgirl828 her stage name came from the name Bacardi she spelled it backwards
Forever Simgirl she took on the name Bacardi because of her sister, Hennessy. My point is: it wasn’t a bad question, it was an American’s question, bc in America having a name after a drink isn’t far fetched
*I AM A SWEDE AND I CAN CONFIRM: THE FRENCH PRONUNCIATION OF IKEA IS EXACTLY HOW IT'S PRONOUNCED IN SWEDEN*
Bha voila on avait raison
THANKS!
In malaysia we also say it that way lol
hej!
it's funny how i know a lot of bad words in swedish like: jävla, skit, men det da va fan, helvete. i watch pewdiepie.
Nobody asked you
French people: speak in a French accent
Americans: 👁👄👁
anything that isn't an American accent sounds instantly more clever 😜
When Americans pronounce English.
The British: Drunk much mate?
they're so captured by the beauty of the french accent
@@yourneighborhoodwierdo8349 I never liked the French accent
@@loganperkins8459 french accent is fascinating
That one guy really wildin’ drinking Febreze and eating dog food
So what can we learn from this? Edge lords exist at every age and in every language
LMAOAOAOAOAO
Yes but What is the problem its so normal in French
@@dubsnjkndk585 How can ot be normal to eat dog food 😂? Tu peux pas dire ça 😭😭😂
I don't see where's the problem
is nobody gonna talk about how the song that was singing at the beginning was “when i *DRINK* febreze i feel at ease”?!?!?!
m e e l a h I mean he eats dog food, what do you expect?
lmao what the fuck are you saying???? Dog food????
Ines Chauveau Read the captions, he said he’s been eating the Pedigree adult dog food since he became an adult. It was obviously a joke lol OR AT LEAST I HOPE but so was the febreze part.
I WAS CONCERNED
Samreen Ashraf Amdani
he does not say that he eats dog food but that it's this one that he "takes since he grew up" so we guess it's for his dog and not for him 😂
The guy with his shirt unbuttoned too much is fitting his stereotype a little too much
He's a wanker
He's trying so hard to impress the girl.
Mark Hill it’s so cringe
It's embarrassing.
He's an idiot
Who else says “Nike” without E at the end
Makes sense given the words like "date" "cake" "base"
Ricardo Glez it’s a Greek word. It’s probably pronounced Nik-E or something of the sorts, not Nik-ey
@@juandavidrestrepoduran6007 I'm greek.
We donut pronounce the -e 😂
We say Na-ik
Labri zavv “... something of the sorts...”
Australians
As a swede I can say that the french pronounce ”IKEA” completely right
Merci mon ami 😊
(Thanks my friend 😊)
Merciii
yes
Not exactly right but pretty close
So the „I“ is pronounced like an english „e“
“When I *dRiNk* Febreze I feel at ease” Yo you ok?
“Ever since I became an adult this (the dog food) is my favourite food”
When I drink bleach I feel bad
Roses are red
There are no true gods
Let's all eat
Some yummy tide pods
I would
Where does it say that?
"Ikea, its Swedish, how do they say it?"
"We don't know"
Henri Bergeron what about tit?
they're so unprepared hahaha
They say it like in french i think
Fun fact: the cloth for jeans was invented in Nîmes, France, about 500 years ago as "Sars de Nîmes" (Denim). The weaver-family later moved to Genova, thus it was then called "genes", which in English became "jeans".
Yes!
Thanks for bits of history, never knew it.
Blue Jeans / Bleu de Gênes
Gênes is actually the french for Genova (Genoa in english)
Did the weaver family also invent sardines?
The phrase “Nike, just do it” takes on a whole new meaning when you know _nique_ is f*ck in French 😂
Dearth of Doohickey’s 🤣
“F**k, just to it.”
Wow ouaisss haha
This comment is so underrated I laughed so hard 😂
I came to the comments to look for this lol.
Wait... Did I just learn that my name means "fuck" in French? I'm not sure how I feel about that.
Haha sorry i'm french and it's funny 😂😂
Nick F and also it means the same in Arabic
@@thisshitisconfusing1366 i knew a guy living in an Arabic speaking country.. his name was Anik.. lol
And Arabic too LMAO
Nique is pronounced 'neek'
0:58 that girl has a really good "r" pronunciation, nice
in the uk we say 'nike' like the french (without the "ee" sound) so it might just be a europe thing-
It's also pronounced like that in many Latin American countries
Which is funny bc the word is actually greek
Hadeil Attaira I say Nike like nik
@King Croft but nike is a correct way for spelling the greek goddess of the victory in english , and i think the most common way(atleast in my research). Maybe I'm just used to the "nike" spelling bc I think its pretty, but"niki" looks like it should be pronounced "nicky". If it was truly spelled phonetically it should be like "naikey" or something, but anyways don't blame americans blame confusing translations!
King Croft You’re thinking of Modern Greek. The name comes from Classical Greek when νίκη was pronounced with an open e at the end and not an i. Learn some history.
That dude who eats dog food and drinks febreeze is my spirit animal.
Kottonkandy09 is your spirit animal a house fly or ant?
what he sang was a reference to an add for a brand of water😂
He's hot 🙂
AssaultedPeanutt yes who is this cutie!
😂😂
"What does it mean in French?"
"nothing."
"could it be, like, a girl's name?"
"no."
y s s b i a c lmao this was my favorite part
Actually it's a name, it comes from the doctor Louis Eugène Perrier who discovered the attributes of the water at Bouillens France. And the moment is still funny :-)
@@IvZDaMatrak Name and family name are different things
Nouns (even for objects) are either masculine or feminine in French, and nouns that end with "*ier" (poirier, couturier, soulier, etc.) are all masculine. That's why "Perrier" just doesn't sound right for something, and even more someone, who is a female. Just thought I should explain ^_^
Hahaha he was definitely my favorite
France: Ah my favourite adult dog food
Me: Ahw, that's sweet, this guy really likes his do-
France: *_i'Ve EaTeN tHiS siNcE i BeCaMe An AduLt_*
Hecc *french
French humor...
Well, it's better than half of French food
He had us in the first half ngl
@@inoumeni4539 How ?
There's something wholesome about people from different countries and languages having fun together with their language and cultural differences.
i kept getting confused on who was french and american throughout this video
Really? Are you American?
I did too actually lol
Me too. Had to watch it again. It was a bit confusing.
Yeah me too, i thought the right seat is for americans but no
Larry Lewinsohn yeah i am
“When i drink Febreeze I feel at ease”
*sees pedigree*
Ah yes do you have milk?
no cap legend
*Febreze
and the girl reaction as well😂😂
quand je bois febreze je me sens alaise
I'm dying, this guy is a legend !
1:13 :
- What does it means in french ?
- Noting
It killed me 😭
As a Greek person, I can confirm that we say IKEA the exact same way as the French people do!
Like most every other European.
"ah my favourite adult dog food! i've eaten this since i became an adult." LMAO french plaid shirt guy is a gem
And he washes it down with a nice tall glass of Febreze
George Wang OMFG LMAO
@@georgewang2947 😂😂😂😂😂
But the girl thought he was serious lol
I make pedigree at work and it's not a joke people actually eat it
Perrier: "is that like a girl's name?"
"No."
Im literally dying theres a girl in my class named Perrier 😂
You killed me man it sounds like a guy name in french haha
lmfao but whyyy
It's the last name of the guy who founded the company.
Fun fact, many french last names come from the Middle-Age and refer to the profession of the person. For instance, "Perrier" means the one working in a quarry.
Nothing surprises me anymore after I discovered that Olivier was believed to be a girl name around the world XD
2:10 A levee strowhss! Had me in tears especially when she says what!?😂
To be honest we all say Macdo in France, super rare to hear someone say "Viens on va manger chez Macdonald's" that word is so damn long lmao
(grin) We use the same contraction ("McDo") in Quebec.
In France we eat DOMAC
ye when I went to school in montreal it was just mcdo
We can even say "Magdo"
@@mitroglouton4249 if you wang
Actually, the French was far more accurate when it came to pronouncing IKEA, it sounds almost like Swedish
Håller med :)
desiiiiid im from Denmark and we also say it that Way 🇩🇰🇸🇪
Håller med
I agree
desiiiiid ikr the way the pronounced it was the way I grew up pronouncing it. Then I came to America and people were pronouncing it very strangely, in my opinion
Wait, you are telling me that people who speak different languages pronounce brands differently? Who would have known?
Someone with common sense. Most likely.
Lol im joking😅 have a good day🤗
Abdiel Santiago me
Of course we in serbians read as it is written so we pronounce it complitely different
Serbia*
For sure!
"do you have mcdonalds in france?"
I'm not even french but I feel offended
@Kaitlyn Jendrey Not even close... otherwise the right question would have been "did you eat at mcdonalds in france?"
why french would be offended ? its an american brand so dont say "im not even french" it dont make sense ^^
@@zomkino because I would be even more offended if I was french. of course there is mcdonalds in france, why wouldn't there?
@@Finda5 im just saying usally you say that when the thing you talk about come from that country but nvm its the language barrier i cant explain stuff as good as i think of in english ^^ just an example : you're in a bar/pub in like spain and someone say "fuck spain" then you could say im not even spanish but i feel offended no ? i mean otherwise i really didnt get it x)
@@Finda5 C'est stupide. On ferait mieux de ne PAS avoir de McDonald.
3:10
Her: should we get into this?
Him: Ah yes, you have milk?
Me: ...........~.~
Literally came to say this lmao
Shouldn’t it be nique?””
(Means f$&k in French)
LOL MY FAVORITE PART
TwilightKitty 2 actually it means picnic
@@slaytersox6731 No?
Same
upsët.angël • it doesn’t, they just spelt it wrong and it should’ve been ‘niquer’. Clearly you just google translated it
The Main Cheese *sœur
"We need a Swedish person"
*I'M HERE, THE FRENCH WIN*
Iiiiiiikeeeeeeha (pub)
Well thanks!
YESS I ALWAYS KNEW THAT
The French surrender
Quand je bois febreze, je me sens à l’aise 😂 lmao I love this
Dangg so much chemistry in this video
Welcome to Frenglish :-0
Hoàng Kim Việt are you Vietnamese
ThienHa Nguyen Đúng thế? :-0
Hoàng Kim Việt slt cv?
we call it franglais lol
franglais
“When you drink febreze you feel at ease” best quote know to man
Not Flay I love that guy! So funny!
0:17 for those wondering when that was said
2:06 Fun Fact: the word Denim comes from “De Nimes” meaning “From Nimes”. Nimes is a city in the south of France
That one guy is so ethnocentric. "It has a big 'I' at the start. Yeah dude, and in france that is pronounced eee! lol
That makes sense to him because he's Eye-Talian.
Should it be "nique" 😂 IM DEAD
Hi you Lmao 😂😂😂
She's like 50% right because it was at first a reference to the Greek goddess "niké"
xD
Simply Holo_Emma lol
Someone Here Ikr I'm always mad when I hear people saying Nike because I study ancient Greek and that's not the correct way to pronounce it lol
“Ah, my favourite adult dog food! I’ve eaten this since I became an adult.” I DIIIIED he’s adorable! xx
Amanda Sorrento lmao Frenchs r strange😂😂
Our typical french humour xD
I'm sorry but the translation is wrong, he didn't say he ate them, he said he bought them since he became an adult.
yes it was like "My favorites! since I became an adult I take these ones"
Epinerf he actually meant that he ate them since he became an adult and that it was his favorite, he even asked if they got milk as a joke
I love the way they say febreeze, they make everything sound so fancy
This yt channel is twice as good when you speek both languages
is nobody gonna talk about the guy that sang about drinking febreze and eating dog food?
I was just about to comment on this
fried egg I want to marry him
I love him
fried egg 😂
For real though and he asked for milk
the suit guy is flirting lol
edit: wow so many likes lol. tbh after seeing the second time... i kinda didn't see it anymore? lol. but his behavior and eye and everything definitely tell that he's interested with the girl. 😂 not sure if unconscious act is counted as flirting.
mochi ha agreed the girl is like hell no
Yeah but she’s not into it
he’s just being annoying lmao
I like that cute American guy ;-) mon Cheri
The suit guy is a moron
Keep up the great work
2:50 tht guy is totally wilding. he cracks me tf up
American: Mcdonalds
Japanese: Makudonarudo
they usually just say Makudo
@@TheElvenKeys DID YOU KNOW that only people in the Kansai region say "Makudo" and people in the Tokyo area say "Makku" and neither of them believe you when you tell them about the other one
English*
Alienne4 married to a Japanese from Tokyo and he say Macdonald’s. But the biggest lie is when they say it’s not popular in Japan. It is. They are in denial. I can stand in line for 30 minutes waiting to order in the morning.
Hambaga
As a Swede, Ima tell ya, the French pronounce IKEA pretty accurately
Edit: found this a year later lmao apparently a lot of y'all were interested in the Swedish pronunciation, here's a video, although, he has a certain Swedish dialect so I'd pronounce it slightly differently but close enough :) ua-cam.com/video/JBhkD4Lb4yE/v-deo.html
However, IKEA is an acronym that stands for the founders name (IK) and where he grew up (EA) so it's not a real word and therefore there's no real right way to say it I suppose but that's the way we say it and the way Ingvar Kamprad said it
Ebba Eriksson I’m french but grew up and lived I Sweden!
Sasuke Uchiha original
Yeah in Finland se say Ikea too.n
That’s cos Ikea is a Swedish-founded brand☺️
In the Netherlands too, so Americans pronounce it wrong.
Girl: what does it mean in french?
Man: Nothing.
2:10 me trying to flirt.
I love how French sounds. Please more about France !
Maximillieni so you like me sound 😂
Go listening french rap
Maximillieni thanks ! Ahahha
Quebec is better 🔥🔥🔥
Maximillieni rip la vie est difficile C'EST PERRIER! PUTAIN! XDDD
I am Swedish. We say it like the French people in this video. Not Ajkia, Ee-kéa!
But I think the French people tend to stress the a at the end a bit stronger (like Ikeá). I think Germans pronounce it right (I'm german btw:)
@@bangtan_sonyeondan8 Actually we don't ;)
@@missmiminne Okay :) it sounded a bit like that in the video :)
@@bangtan_sonyeondan8 Indeed but I think it mostly came from the American dudes that were trying to prononce it the French way ;p
Dutch people say “ee-kay-ah”
Neutrogena is an american brand who started by selling products made by the french speaking belgian chemist Edmond Fromont.
Levi's is an american brand created by Levi Strauss a german born american businessman. His company sold pants made of Denim a textile created in Nîmes, France. The word Denim comes from "de Nîmes" wich means "from Nîmes".
Pedigree comes from the French expression "pied de grue" (crane foot), used to designate the genealogical tree of an animal.
1:36 I LOVE THIS TWO PPLE
"Quand je bois febreze je me sens a l'aise" 😂
100 mentions j'aime wow je suis meme pas français
Milo ._. Oh non ne bois pas ça xD
Tu m’étonnes qu’il se sent à l’aise ! Et si après ça il se met un petit pchit de Fée du logis ou Decapfour en guise de parfum, il est bon pour un séjour en HP pendant un moment... ;)
Meme pas**
Hello, I am English
Milo ._. Donc Febreze est comme les Tide Pods en France ou
Desolée, je suis canadienne
In Sweden, it’s pronounced “Eekeyah”. So the French are correct.
"Unique. Just do it." killed me 😂
I am from Quebec, French is my first language, I learned English as a little kid. I love the videos. New subscriber!
The French accents are gorgeous
I know right?
Hon hon hon baguette
Merci, je J'apprécie cela!
@@tamatoarulle4242 sorry i dont speak surrender
@@ioanneintal7723 Oui et tu ne connais pas non plus google trad lol pauvre inculte.
When you’re Canadian.
😂😂
When you're french Canadian and you speak in a weird mix of french and English accents 😂😂
When you're bilingual.
When you're trilingual chinese-french-english and Canadian
When your bloody Australian
This had my laughing 🤣
“It’s not a pretty enough name to be French”... such a nice thing to say... and actually kind of true. Lol
As a swedish guy, I can confirm that it is pronounced « ikea » not « ikea »
Fabio Francesco E keh uh and Eye Key uh xD
Ouh okay thanks man
Oh ok! good to know.
Ah that cleared it all out, thanks a bunch!
Oh well we do pronounce it as ikea too in Turkey
The French pronounce Ikea correctly. It's ee-kay-uh in swedish.
Shining Cat thank you! I've been wondering how you guys say it
Shining Cat In Germany we also speak ikea like this = ee kay uh
Shining Cat I don’t know why the Americans even discuss about how it’s pronounced. It’s ee kay uh
same in Norway
i just say ikea like its pronounced i ke a
I loved it!💖💗
I love French accents the best, sounds so beautiful! 🥰
In Sweden we say Ikea like the french do
Trodde ba det va Sverige som uttalade det så om man inte räknar med Norge och dom
Tess Molin Lippert in belgium to😂
Americans are just different
In Albania and Italy too
Tess Molin Lippert yessss
something i've noticed is that french people tend to be the type to recognise that a pronunciation is different and offer their ver whilst some american folks'd be like 'what no that's-!!!'
You sound like a 60 year old smh get off UA-cam and go to a nursing home
Because these are American company’s so the american way is he correct way
@@Tiernan422 That's not how it works
SuperT No they are not American companies. Some yes, but most of them aren‘t.
@@alyssaghoryeb4705 That's exactly what he/she meant. Instantly offended by simple things. It's simply the truth that the American people, at least in that video, didn't behave really respectful towards the French.
More please
Whats the dog food bad febreeze guys name 😂😂😂I’m new to this channel but I’d see more of him any day haha hilarious he has a great sense of humour
Je reste traumatisé par le "Niky". Pour le coup je préfère la prononciation française, juste pour le mot Nike.
Millz Eyz entièrement d'accord avec toi
Oui ça fait un peu moins "bébé"
Le problème c'est que ce n'est pas une marque française. C'est une marque américaine et le nom s'inspire de la déesse de la Victoire.
TheCentaury Oui,Athena Nike en grèce antique, et qui se prononçait Niké :)
Pour le coup même chose, je suis québécoise je prononce tout à l'anglais, mais Nike je le prononce à la française dans ce cas haha
“Quand je bois febreze je me sens á l’aise” 😂
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@@destinyhough6 he is quoting the guy that said "When I drink febreeze, I feel at ease
Rhymes in both languages lol
Qu'es que tu dit d ou sor cette blague
'Mackuh dohnaldz' lmao I've never laughed this too loud
I like your funny words magic man.
the french guy with the plaid shirt is kinda cute, but when he started speaking french he just got 10000x cuter 😭😭😍
Hailey Hopkins 😍💓 yeah!!!
I genuinely love his sense of humour too lmfao, et il est assez chaud... il fait boire beaucoup de l'eau pour étancher cette soif 👀👀👀
@@MayuraVyamsaka "assez chaud" isn't the best way to say that he's hot but I guess it works XD usually it's more something like "Il est sexy" or "Il est canon"
Saluuut je suis français 👀 est-ce que je look cuter aussi now?
Don't tell me that 10000×0=0 please 😫
@@phw951 10000×0=0
In england we say Nike like the french people.
Swedes too...
I think all europeans do
Where I live, we pronounce it as Naïk. No e sound at the end.
English.... we pronounce the e.
In spain too.
0:59 in love, y su accento francés me mata
Girl: What does it mean in French?
Guy: Nothing...
Girl: Could it be like a girls name?
Guy: No.
😂😭
How swedish people prounonce IKEA: eekea
Hallådär Lille vän So is it like the French pronounce it?
yes, it is
Hallådär Lille Vän : Thank you very much! I love Sweden as a country, your culture, mentality, way of life, etc...
Also, I love Swedish people!
Love from France xx
Biba Oreo : French people pronounce IKEA: eekea.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think our French pronounciation is close to the Swedish way to say IKEA...
Biba Oreo I feel like it's a bit different than how the French say it. In Scandinavia it's pronounced "eekea" where the e after the k is pronounced like the e in echo elephant etc rather than the e in in Nike or or Leeds.
Whereas it seems like the French pronounce it like "eekea" with the Nike/Leeds etc e sound after the k.
I hope that makes sense.
Mais personne ne dit "McDonald's" !
On dit "McDo" 🍟🍔
AgatheAncelle Je suis philippin, et je dis parfois aussi "McDo"
Vous dites plus "MacDo"
Mcdeez #ganglife
DoMac :)
Agathe Ancelle exactement!
me, a fr/eng bilingual watching this for self affirmation: wow these are so easy to pronounce in both languages hahaha
“Is that like the French way to say it?”
No its the Venezuelan way to say it
The french people pronounced ikea correctly tho. The pronounciation has nothing to do with "the big i" lmao. "Ee keh ah" is how you pronounce it
Well where the guy that said the "big I" comment was mistaken is that he only applied the logic of the letter prononciation in English, without thinking maybe that's different in another language, so it sounded a bit ignorant in my opinion. However in lots of european languages like French, Spanish, German etc and I guess Swedish too judging by how they pronounce it just the same, "i" letter sounds like "ee" in English like you said so that's why it's natural for those who speak those languages to pronounce certain brands the way they do haha
The pronunciation of the word ikea in Danish and Norwegian nd Swedish is very close to how the French pronounced it.
So about ikea, we basically pronounce it the same way the French people did
I’d learn French 😂😂🤣🤣 just for that hilarious French guy in the blue
So cute🙂
The French pronounciation of IKEA is much, much closer to the actual, Swedish one. Almost identical, in fact.
Lol I think the guy in the blazer is attracted to that girl
Erin L yeah I think that too
If we pronounced it "nique" in French that would be sooooo wrong "nique, just do it!" lol
Nayqueuh
Like: FUCK, JUST DO IT!!!!
Vectrum mdrr 😂😂😂
Oh mon dieu c'est encore mieux avec le slogan 😂
@Gourgandise
Oh goodness! That took me a second to get. Lol. Nice one!
Oh nah😂😂
even with the british accent, we dont pronounce the "e" in NIKE ~ we kinda just pronounce it similar to how french people pronounce it and omggg the french accents are so gorgeous, i love how they say all the words ahah
When i was in Germany with the military for a bit i made some friends and we use to have a drinking game like this. they would have us (soldiers) pronounce words in German and we would do the same to them with English and everyone that laughed had to drink. So many laughs, so many drinks!
Hope those people are all doing well to this day.
Be a good soldier
Aw this comment is adorable
Is that weird i hope not
This is so precious ❤❤
Levis is actually pronounced how the Frensh people said it because it's originally German
Hmm.. The name is Jewish.
They were invented by a German immigrant of Jewish decent in San Fransisco in the 1800's. I'd call that American. Pretty sure the patent was US patent office, too.
@@peshgirl yeah, but that doesn't actually chance the pronunciation of his name.
Hmm my German friends also said that....
Stephanie Morgan But his name was Levi Strauss. I’m pretty sure it’s German.
"Mac donaldz" reminds me of that one King of Queens episode. 😂
0:17 I AM WHEEZING HAHAhahhhhhhaaaa
The dark blue check shirt guy was very funny. He trolled her for the Mc Donalds and Levi's one gosh! 😊
that was not a troll, we say levis as in le like in LEle pons, ans vis with an i pronounced like in the beginning of Indiana.
And Mc Donald with Mc pronounced like in MACaroni and cheese and a do with an o like... This is tiresome. It was not a troll.
AME C I am not sure which part of France you are from but for me as a southerner, it is a funny way to pronounce these words. He knew he could not pronounce the Strauss well and kinda exaggerated it. We'd pronounce it like he did if we are trying to make it funny or mimic an older person saying it. This is why I said he trolled her.
he trolled her
Nissa aaab I thought you meant the guy with a dark blue pullover. Yeah that guy with the checkered (vichy? It looks stripped on my phone ^^') shirt was trolling. For the Mc Donald its a cliché accent from the south he is actually making like in the joke were one dude from the south name his restaurant Mickey Mes Couilles because of Ma Queue Donald. As for Levis Strauss I think he is making a German accent. But it kinda sounds like an accent from Alsace if you ask me...
When I lived in Europe I heard most people say “naik” instead of Nike, and I was in Finland. Blew my mind a little.
Naik is very common across Europe. Nike sounds weird to us xD
Naik is how everyone pronounces it in south afrixa too
I think that all spanish speakers pronounce it like naik too
When i heard americans say nike I was blown away xD I say naik
How can such a small thing blow your mind?!
1:32 - Myself at class laughin' at something funny and the professor turns towards me😬
The guy with the blue eyes omg 😍