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User: Caption: Today, I'm analyzing the  French
of some celebrities you probably know.
Overall, it's really good,
but there are always some small
mistakes and that's normal.
And as they say,
we learn from our mistakes and we
can also learn from those of others.
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Today, we will analyze the French of
Emma Watson, Shakira and
even Timothée Chalamet.
So stay until the end of the video
to see if you make the same mistakes
as them or if you are
perhaps a little better.
So make sure you are comfortable, turn
on the subtitles if you need them.
And let's go!
So we'll start with Emma Watson.
I lived in France for five years.
It's already off to a great start.
She said "J'ai habité en France pendant cinq ans".
She did not say
"pour cinq ans" and that's really
good because I hear a lot of people
using POUR instead of PENDANT. We use
PENDANT when we talk about a duration
that has a beginning and an end.
She lived in Paris for five years,
i.e. a duration that has a
beginning and an end: five years.
And so we will say "Pendant cinq ans".
Another example could be that the
vegetables have cooked for an hour.
So congratulations Emma.
I was born in Paris.
My parents worked as
lawyers for eight years.
So her accent is really
excellent, really, really good.
But since it's so good, I'll have
to correct the little things.
And there are two small
pronunciation errors.
It's pretty light, but it matters
if you want to go into detail.
First on the word parent.
This is something that many
English speakers do and that is to pronounce the A,
as it is pronounced in English in the
word parent.
Except that, in English, we
have an /eə/ sound.
In French, we have an /a/ sound .
It's a small mistake because even if
she says my parents, we understand,
but it's very easy to correct, so
you might as well say it right.
My parents worked as a "lawyer".
and then she said "lawyer"
instead of "lawyers".
In the word AVOCATS, the t is silent
and the s of the plural too.
So we'll just say lawyer.
If we say Avocate, then we
are talking about a female lawyer.
So the correct pronunciation is
My parents worked as
lawyers. But well done !
Very good accent and good grammar
too for Emma Watson.
OK, on to Bradley Cooper
What do you think we have
that American women don't?
French women?
A lot of stuff actually.
Well, I think the reporter's
question is really bad,
but we don't care. We'll focus
on grammar and pronunciation.
Bradley Cooper, he has a very very good
accent. He speaks really good
French. If I'm not mistaken,
he spent a year, maybe more,
in the south of France,
in Aix en Provence,
during his studies. And so that's why
he speaks French very well. And he
even uses familiar words.
Lots of stuff actually.
He says a lot of stuff.
And not a lot of things, which is a
bit more standard, a bit more common.
He uses familiar words,
so we can see that he is comfortable.
And there is an elegance
with the French woman
which I don't think is often
found in the United States.
And his answer is that there is an
elegance with the French woman.
The sentence is almost perfect, so
I'm not talking about the meaning.
I'm talking about grammar. For
the meaning, you can decide.
It's not a big mistake he made.
It's a preposition error that
makes it sound unnatural.
In this case, we would rather use
the preposition CHEZ. For example,
there is something I like about him.
Or maybe what bothers me
about her is her attitude.
And it's the same thing in the sentence
that he made. We would say:
There is something about the woman
French. When we talk about a quality of
a person, when we talk about an aspect
of their personality, we will
use the preposition at.
But again, with the
preposition with, it works.
It just sounds a little
less natural to me.
Tell me what you think in the comments.
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OK, let's move on to Shakira now.
I have always felt a connection
with the people of France and
I am deeply grateful for
all the love I "receive".
So frankly, I'm quite blown away
by the Shakira's French.
I didn't know she could speak so well.
That's pretty impressive.
Her accent is really good and I
think she has probably studied
pronunciation because she
sings a song in French.
So she probably studied
a bit of phonetics.
So we understand very well everything
she says.
If I still had to point a small defect
is that she has a little problem with
the /ø/ sound and the /e/ sound, which
is very common among Spanish speakers.
In fact, she can pronounce very well
the sound /ø/ but she does not
always place it in the right place.
For example, here she says,
"grateful for all the love"
And it's the opposite,
grateful for all the love.
All the love I "receive."
Then she makes a small conjugation mistake,
but it is normal
because it is a difficult verb.
She says "je recevois",
which is not correct.
The correct conjugation is I receive.
But she made a mistake because it
comes from the verb to receive.
So we can get a little confused here.
So be careful, the verb to
receive is an irregular verb.
It cannot be conjugated in the same
way as the verb see. With to receive,
we will say I receive, you receive,
he, she, receives, we receive,
you receive, they receive.
Thank you for being here
Then she says, "Merci pour être ici."
No. This is a very common mistake
and the problem is always the same:
the word POUR. When do
we say Merci de?
When do we say Merci pour ?
Let's see.
To put it simply, if we use a verb
after thank you, we use the
preposition DE. For example.
Thank you for coming.
Thank you for helping me.
And so in her sentence, in Shakira's
sentence, Thank you for being here.
If you use a noun after thank you,
you can use either DE or POUR.
If we use DE, we will have a
slightly more formal meaning.
For example.
Thank you for your attention or
Thank you for your help.
And if you use for, it's a
little more common language.
Thank you for your attention.
Thank you for your help.
Both work.
So  what I could recommend to Shakira is
to download my French pronunciation guide
so that she can practice the difference
between the /ø/ and /e/ sounds
and you too can download it.
I'll leave you the link in description.
OK, let's move on to Johnny Depp now.
Thank you for being here.
What did I say?
He said Merci d'être là and not
Merci pour être là.
Which doesn't work. So
bravo Johnny !
Very, very good.
It is a very, very important
film, very close to my heart.
And same here, he
has a very good accent.
Honestly, it's really good.
The sound of the video is not great,
so sorry about that, but you can
hear that he pronounces very very
well. And he lived in France for a long
time, so obviously that
must have helped him a lot.
What we can noticed here,
is that he tries to literally translate
an idiom that exists
is that he tries to literally translate
an idiom that exists
in English, but is not quite
the same in French.
He says, "It's a film
very close to my heart."
In English, we could say "This movie
is very close to my heart".
But in French, close to my heart,
even if we understand the idea
it's not an expression that really
exists. It doesn't sound very natural.
What we can advise Johnny in this
case, is to use the expression
to care about. Something
that is close to my heart,
this is something that is
very important to someone.
So here, he could rather say
"it's a film I care about".
It sounds much more natural.
In any case, I think I
read that he took a long time
to learn French and that he also
took a long time to speak
in public in French because
he was ashamed of his accent.
So I think that now he can
be quite proud of himself.
Bravo !
And we will finish with Timothée Chalamet.
We can joke about it,
but frankly to have a
communication tunnel that was unique
to us, it reassured me.
So what you need to know
about Timothée Chalamet is that
he is a French-American actor.
His father is French and
his mother is American.
But he grew up all his
life in the United States.
So he is much more comfortable
in English than in French.
So it's kind of cute because he
actually has perfect pronunciation.
He really doesn't have an accent when
he speaks, but he makes mistakes
that a native French speaker
would not do. It's pretty funny.
For example, here he said a tunnel (fem).
A communication tunnel.
And it is a tunnel (masc).
And I've noticed that he often gets the
gender of words wrong.
But it is true that it is difficult
in French. It's hard to guess
the gender of the words.
We try to add so many elements
and so many things that are interesting.
And there, we had the
impression that Denis
wanted the opposite. That the
environment was real and that it
wanted the characters "and
their behavior" to be real too.
So here, it's very interesting.
You can really see that he is more
comfortable in English
because when he doesn't know
a word in French, boom,
he switches to English.
So the word behaviour in French
is comportement, un comportement.
So here the characters and their behavior.
But what is also very interesting,
is that he tries to use
a sentence structure
which works in English but does
not work at all in French.
When we say in English
"I want you to be happy", you can't
translate that literally into French.
You can't say "Je veux tu être heureux".
No, it doesn't work.
We'll say Je veux que tu sois heureux.
So we use the conjunction QUE and
boom, we switch to the subjunctive.
So it's a little bit more difficult than
in English, that's true,
but that's the way it is.
So for example, we will say
I want him to be there.
Do you want me to do it?
Do you want me to do it?
So here, Timothée's sentence
he wanted the characters and
their behavior to be real.
It doesn't work.
In French, we would say
he wanted the characters and
their behavior to be real.
So to summarize, Timothée Chalamet,
he has a very very good French.
He can express himself on
subjects that are quite
complicated, but it's true that
he's not that comfortable.
He's looking for some words,
he makes some grammatical mistakes,
et cetera. But on the other hand
pronunciation, perfect.
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Dans cette vidéo, j’analyse le français de Emma Watson, Bradley Cooper, Shakira, Johnny Depp et même Timothée Chalamet ! 
Ils parlent tous très bien mais font quelques petites erreur qu’on va corriger dans cette vidéo ! 



In this video, I’m analyzing the French of you favorite stars : Emma Watson, Bradley Cooper, Shakira, Johnny Depp et même Timothée Chalamet! 
They all speak really well but they make a few mistakes that we’re going to correct together in this video!
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0:00 Introduction
01:00 Emma Watson
03:20 Bradley Cooper
05:42 Shakira
09:10 Johnny Depp
11:07 Timothée Chalamet
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