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 Title: Learn FRENCH with my favorite French YOUTUBERS 🇫🇷✨
Description: The other day I wanted to cook sushi. But I had never made sushi rice before.
So of course I searched a tutorial on youtube.
I first searched sushi rice in the search bar
and then I thought to myself "What if I searched it in Italian instead?"
So I typed riso per sushi and came across
a video of a Japanese chef who obviously spoke better Italian than I did
and explained the recipe in detail. So I learned how to make sushi rice,
it was delicious. But I also learned
that vinegar is "aceito", that "whip" is "la frusta",
and that in the end I could understand a chef who speaks Italian
with a Japanese accent so I was rather happy with myself. .
I also want this story to be yours with French.
Hi Hi Hi ! Welcome to a
new episode of French Mornings. If you're new around here, I'm Elisa
and I help you improve your French and speak in a more natural way.
Today I'm going to tell you about my favorite French-speaking YouTubers.
In a previous video that I invite you to watch,
I explained  that to progress, the ideal is to recreate a world in French.
So what does that mean exactly? Well that means that most
of the things around you have to be in French and that also  includes the content
that you watch. And for that, there is a
small platform that I recommend which is pretty good. It's called ... youtube.
I do not know if you know it but it's honestly not bad.
I rather like it. And besides I also have
a youtube channel that you can subscribe to. Isn't it crazy? The chance
of things, the chance of life ... So make yourself comfortable. Have a little coffee.
Remember to turn on the subtitles if you need them and let's go!
On Youtube, let's say that we can easily get lost.
The ideal if you are learning French is, of course, to get lost on youtube,
but watching videos in French that you like.
So today I am going to make you a small list of French-speaking YouTubers
that I like a lot and that you can
follow according to your interests, whether it is cooking, sport, travel, etc.
And we will start immediately with two channels that we no longer present.
I'm sure you already know them. These two chains are
Inner French and Piece of French. I'm going to talk about them quickly because
I'm sure you already know them and the goal is also to introduce you to
YouTubers who are not French teachers. Inner French is Hugo's channel who
makes videos on social issues entirely in French.
He speaks quite slowly and he really takes the time to explain things so that
it is also accessible to beginners. And Piece of French is Elsa's channel,
a Frenchwoman who went to live in Israel. She makes a lot of videos in a
vlogging style so it's great for learning the little words of everyday life.
Then if you like news, pop culture, information-style media channels,
I recommend three channels: Brut Konbini and Hugo Decrypte.
Brut and Hugo Décrypte are really two channels focused on news and information,
while Konbini it will be quite different a little more pop culture with for example
interviews of artists singers actors And the advantage of following these channels
is that you can easily find videos with French subtitles.
If you like youtuber channels which are a little more into thinking,
into social issues, debates etc. I recommend two channels:
Cyrus North and Ben Névert. Cyrus North's channel is
more focused on philosophy or even psychology and he has a way of speaking, which I find quite pleasant.
So I think for you it will be quite easy to understand.
Ben Névert is really one of my favorite youtubers in France.
He still has very, very original program concepts.
He is rarely alone in these videos. They're more debate or
interview videos so they're really great videos to practice you
following conversations in French. One of the shows I can recommend to
you is called Entre Mecs and it's a show where he only invites men
to debate toxic masculinity. It's really very cool and I
recommend it to you. Then Oula!
No! Ah, there !
If you are looking for a channels a bit more fun I have two for you.
The first is the chain from Swann Périssé. She is a French humorist who currently lives
in a caravan and who goes around France.
She makes lifestyle videos with a little bit of feminist side and a little bit ...
and quite funny in fact and very bubbly. Someone who has a bubbly personality is
someone who is always in a good mood. It's someone who has the joy of living.
It may be an expression that speaks to you, that. Joie de vivre means being in a good mood.
And the second chain in a completely different style is Colas Bim.
It's a channel of animated videos which are really, really, really funny.
I love his humor. It's a bit cute, a little
bit naive, but really really very cool. And I really laughed
a lot watching these videos. Se taper des barres is an expression
to say that we laughed (ri) a lot and not rice (riz).
When we laugh a lot we sometimes have abdominal pain
and we have a kind of bar here. So that's where this expression comes from.
Hitting a bar means laughing until you have a stomach ache.
And besides, if I am not mistaken, Colas Bim's videos are subtitled, so go for it !
Then if you like topics a little more specific.
The expression something sharp (pointu) means something very specific.
So if you like specific topics I have three popularization channels to recommend.
The first one is  Dirty Biology.
It is  Léo's channel which is also Colas Bim's brother.
As the name of the channel suggests, it is a channel that is therefore specialized in biology
but in his videos there is always a little bit more sociological,
a little more philosophical aspect which makes them very, very interesting.
Be careful in some videos he can speak a little bit quickly
but I think that with subtitles you will get by.
The second one is  Nota Bene. It's the channel of a Youtubeur called
Benjamin who specializes in history. He made a lot of videos where he explains
for example the historical inspirations in Game of Thrones.
It's really really cool and I also think that he articulates quite well
and that he speaks not too fast. The last one is the
chain of It's a different story. It's a channel that is run by
a YouTuber called Manon Bril. It is also a chain of history.
Manon, her specialty is antiquity, but she also makes other
videos on more varied themes. She has a really super funny style.
She makes a lot of jokes, a lot of puns.
So it can also be a good exercise to try to understand jokes in French.
Then let's talk  about makeup, make-up tutorial, etc.
I'm quite a fan and that's how I improved my English.
So I recommend two channels. The first one is Marion Caméléon.
She really has an incredible talent. She does
very very colorful make-up and it's super creative. So if you like makeup
I think you will like it. And the second one is the one
of the youtuber Gaëlle Garcia Diaz. She's not French, she's Belgian.
So that can give you the opportunity to try to listen a bit to the Belgian accent
which is very close to French but slightly different.
She does a lot of vlogging style videos. She makes a lot of videos where she
also tests skincare products which are very, very interesting
because she knows very well about the composition of the products.
Beauty done, moving on to cooking ! Cooking is a great
way to learn French. Without bragging about it, we are still one
of the countries where gastronomy is quite famous with, for example, dishes like this or that.
So make the most of it. I recommend you first
Alice Esmeralda's channel which makes vegan food. I love the aesthetics of her videos
it's very pleasant to watch and on top of that she has a really very soft voice
and she speaks quite slowly so it's very very pleasant to listen to as well.
And the second one is Les pépites de Cloé which specializes in pastry.
I really love this kind of videos. I think it has a super relaxing vibe.
And pastry I love that, so it's a channel that I really recommend if you like to
cook. Then
did you know that youtube is a great place to find sports lessons?
One of the things that allowed me to learn a lot of English vocabulary about body parts
is taking yoga classes on youtube. So you can do the same
in French, right? For that I recommend
the channel of Sandra Insoha. You will find plenty
of courses for every levels. And if yoga is not your thing and
you prefer videos like glutes workout, etc. Then you will find everything you need
on the Sissy Mua channel. And finally I would like to talk to you
about the travel channel. Bruno Maltor's.
about the travel channel. Bruno Maltor's.
He's a YouTuber who makes travel videos that are really
very neat in aesthetics even if it's rather vlog.
He has a very friendly, very smiling personality. He articulates very well when he speaks so I
really recommend his channel. That's still a hell of a list!
Hope you find what you need in it. And tell me in the comments if you know
other French youtubers. It can also help other
people find them. A big thank you to the people who
made a donation on Tipeee it really means a lot and it allows me to continue making this
videos so thank you again! See you soon !
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✨ Youtube is an amazing plateform to learn french (as you might have noticed 😅) 🇫🇷  In this video, I'm sharing with you some of my favorite French Youtubers to learn French ! 
I wanted to share different channels to make sure you'll find something you enjoy ! In my opinion, this is one of the best ways to have fun while also learning french.

Youtube est une plateforme génial pour apprendre le français (vous l'avez peut-être remarqué 😅) 🇫🇷 Dans cette vidéo, je vous présente quelques-uns de mes Youtubeurs français préférés pour apprendre le français !
Je voulais partager des chaînes différentes pour que vous trouviez quelque chose qui vous plaise ! Selon moi, c'est l'un des meilleurs moyens d'apprendre le français en s'amusant ! ✨


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00:00 Intro
01:54 Français
03:14 Actualité, pop culture, information
03:48 Réflexion, société, débats
04:45 Humour
06:09 Vulgarisation Science et Histoire
07:41 Make-up & Beauté
08:35 Cuisine
09:25 Yoga & Sport
09:57 Voyages

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