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 Title: Why FRENCH people DON'T UNDERSTAND you
Caption: Hello, have you decided ?
For me the blond wind.
A blond wind?
The blonde wind?
What is a blond wind?
Is it a cocktail?
The blonde wind. The red
wind. The blond wind.
Ah! A white wine, a white wine.
OK, right because I understood...
OK, very well.
A wind... A white wine ! And for you ?
A froute (?) cheek.
A froute (?) cheek.
Orange froute cheek ? Ah ! A fruit
juice! With orange.
Okay, okay, a white wine,
an orange juice, all right.
Did this little skit revive
some painful memories in each of us?
I think so.
We've all been there.
We are on a trip.
We want the person we are talking to, to
understand us in their own language
and the person does not understand.
It reminds me of a funny
moment I had in Italy.
I was at a restaurant
with my brother and he
didn't really want to make an
effort on the pronunciation.
And he asked the waiter
Uh Quattro tiramisù.
And the waiter never understood
what he was trying to tell him.
He even called his colleague
to take the order.
In short, you may have understood it
thanks to the examples I gave you
but if the French do not understand,
it is not because you lack
vocabulary or that you have bad grammar.
The most common problem is pronunciation.
Hi, Hi, Hi!
Welcome to a new episode
of French Mornings.
If you are learning French, you
have come to the right place.
I am Elisa and on this channel,
I help you to improve your French
and to speak in a more natural way.
Today, I give you some
tips to improve your pronunciation
and feel more comfortable when
you travel in France so that the
French understand you better.
So make yourself comfortable,
have a little coffee, remember to
turn on the subtitles if you need them.
And let's go!
Before I get into the heart of the matter,
I have some good news to share with you.
Registration for my pronunciation
course is open again.
If you want the French to understand
you better when you talk to them,
if you want to feel more comfortable,
when you express yourself,
this is a course that will help you a lot.
Some of you have already done it
and I've had great feedback,
so I'm very happy about that.
In this course,
you will find explanations for
each of the French sounds,
about the spelling of words,
about letter combinations,
silent letters, etc., and all
the corresponding exercises.
In short, it is very complete.
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So when I say that the French do not
understand you, we'll
nuance that a little bit.
Personally, if I have a conversation
with someone who is learning
French but is a hesitating,
makes pronunciation errors,
searches for words, etc,
I will be a bit patient and make
an effort to understand the person.
But this is in a situation where we have
time. We're having a coffee. We're chatting etc. We are not in a hurry.
Being in a hurry is an
expression that means
that we don't have time, that
we have to hurry up and do things.
And in life, there are situations
where you are in a hurry.
The people who are most in a
hurry in their work are often
waiters in restaurants,
cashiers in supermarkets,
salesmen at the bakery, in short,
people who have many customers
and cannot make time for each person.
It is therefore the
people who have a little
less time to make efforts
to understand foreigners.
So obviously, I'm generalizing,
there are people who will make an
effort to understand you, but it is
usually in these situations
that you will
be least understood.
But why?
You're making an effort to speak French.
You have been learning the
language for a long time.
And yet the French don't understand you.
Aren't they doing it
on purpose?
Are the French so arrogant
that they don't want to make
any effort to understand you?
Personally, I don't think so.
Since you were a child,
you're learning your mother
tongue, your own language,
whether it be English, Spanish,
Italian, Arabic, Chinese
You're learning sounds. You're learning vocabulary.
You're learning grammar rules. But
you're also learning to listen
and recognize the phonetic
characteristics of your language.
And often, when we learn another
language, we tend to bring some
some of those characteristics in
the language we are learning.
You could call it having an accent.
Imagine a French person who speaks English.
They will sometimes make
a mistake about where to
put the emphasis on certain words.
And in English, this is very important.
For example, if I say IntenSIty.
You will say no, this is wrong. It is InTENsity.
And in some cases,
if the emphasis is placed in
the wrong place, you may not even
understand what the
person is trying to say.
This happened to me a few days
ago with a Spanish friend.
I said the word acido and
she looked at me
strangely. She said
acido, acido... Ah! Àcido.
For me, having a French ear,
this is something I find quite odd.
I find it hard to understand that a
word can't be understoof,
just because the emphasis
is not in the right place.
I feel like it's a very
small mistake, but I guess
you don't think the same.
And in French, this is also the case.
There are small errors that make
comprehesion a bit more difficult.
The first is to make mistakes
with the sound of vowels.
The example I often give,
is the one of English speakers who
often say "J'edore" instead of "J'adore".
If you mispronounce the A in
Adore, you get "I'm sleeping".
Ah!
For example, if you say
"J'edore la nuit", is it
I love the night?
I sleep at night?
We don't know.
I have already made a video about
vowels pronunciation in French.
I leave you the link right
here, you can go and watch it.
The second mistake is to mispronounce the nasal vowels.
In French, we have many small
words of only one syllable.
And if you change the sound of the vowel,
it becomes another word
with another meaning.
In the skit at the
beginning of the video,
I used the example of the words
wine and wind and white and blond,
but there are many others, for example
the bridge, the peacock, the bread.
The hunger, the fawn, the
bottom. One, In,  Have. Etc etc.
Of course, depending on the context,
you will be understood even if
you made a mistake but it's always better
to master these sounds.
In my pronunciation course,
you will find exercises
to stop confusing them.
I'm just saying.
Finally, one of the last mistakes,
if we can call it a mistake, is to
pronounce the words in the same
the way they are pronounced
in your native language.
French has many words in common
with English and other Latin languages.
For example, attention, attention,
remarquable, remarkable, patient, patient.
And you see that even if the spelling
is the same, the pronunciation
is completely different.
That's why you need to know
the pronunciation rules of the
language you are learning.
Imagine that you are
visiting Paris and you
ask someone where the Eiffel Tower is.
The person will surely
answer: Aiffeul? Aïffeul?
The Aïffeul Tower ?
I don't know, sorry.
The Eiffel Tower like this. Ah!
The Eiffel Tower! It's over there.
There is still a good chance that the
person will understand you because
There is still a good chance that the
person will understand you because
the tower that we usually visit in
Paris is always the same one.
Thank you all for watching this video.
Feel free to tell me in the comments
if you have experienced a slightly
embarrassing situation because of a
pronunciation error and
I'll see you very soon.
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I know how disappointing it is when you make the effort to speak French but the person you’re talking to doesn’t understand you.
But there is a reason. In this video, you’ll find out the 3 most common mistakes people make when speaking French and why French people can’t understand them.
Spoiler alert: It’s all about pronunciation! 🤯


🇫🇷
Je sais que c’est très décevant quand vous faîtes l’effort de parler Français mais que la personne ne vous comprend pas. 
Mais il y a une bonne raison. Dans cette vidéo, vous allez découvrir les 3 erreurs les plus courantes que les gens font quand ils parlent français et pourquoi les Français ne les comprennes pas. 
Spoiler alert : C’est à cause de la prononciation 😊





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