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 Title: Is your French better than theirs ? EP3 - Reacting to celebs speaking French 🇫🇷
Caption: Everyone makes mistakes, even the stars.
And that's for the best because
that's how we learn. Today
I'm analyzing the French of four new stars.
All of these personalities are doing well
but it is true that they make
some small mistakes that we will try to
to correct together and
we'll see if you do those too.
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 more naturally.
Today, we will analyze the French
of Lily-Rose Depp, Viggo Mortensen,
Diane Kruger and John Malkovich.
So make sure you are comfortable, turn
on the subtitles if you need them.
And let's go
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Let's start with the actress Lily-Rose Depp
who is completely bilingual since her
mother is the French singer
and actress Vanessa Paradis.
And yet she grew up in the United States.
So her main mother tongue,
let's say, remains English.
For my parents it was important to give,
to give myself and my brother a childhood
as normal as possible.
Obviously, it was not a
childhood like any other
but no chilhood is similar to an other.
So for me, Lily-Rose Depp
speaks French without any
accent and even as a completely
native French woman.
And let's see why. She uses here
little words that we would call verbal tics, words that do not have a real
meaning but used to add a
little nuance to a sentence.
Obviously, 'fin,
it may not be a childhood like
any other. For example, she says
obviously 'fin, it's not a
childhood like any other.
This little
'fin, it's a very
French verbal tic.
It is the abbreviation
of the word finally.
And the meaning is the same as "Je
veux dire" when you say "fin" in French
is the same as "I mean" in English.
I am so happy to be working
in the cinema today and
to make my career in it.
There's something she uses too
in the same way as the native French,
she makes contractions and she
says for example in there
instead of in there.
When you use this word in there that means
inside or simply in something,
one can often contract the E, from
dedans which will become d'dans.
For me, if I didn't know who she was,
if I didn't know she was bilingual,
I would imagine that she would have
spent her whole life in France.
So I started this video with
Lily-Rose Depp who is completely
bilingual, it's true.
And you think maybe for her,
it's very simple because she
grew up speaking French.
But me, when I have to speak French,
I'm a little scared, I get
stressed, I lose my words
And to get used to speaking a
new language without stressing,
I recommend that you start by talking to
the same person over
and over again, and you
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That's how I found my tutor,
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who I've been taking
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And since it's been several times that we met
I feel like I'm getting more and more comfortable
i am less afraid and I dare to speak
more and also to make mistakes.
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see that there is no need to have a
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Let's continue with
another actor this time.
Viggo Mortensen.
Television, for example.
At first, until he was
six or seven years old.
So his French is not as good as
Lily-Rose's, but it's
completely normal
because he doesn't have the level
of a native speaker, but
he still manages to do
an entire interview in French
and that's a huge achievement.
We always watched with him to see...
I think it's easier to say "well
you can do whatever you want."
So honestly, his level
is really excellent.
He can tell a lot of things
but we will note some
small mistakes that could be corrected
to reach perfection if you want.
Until he was six, seven years old.
Here he says until he was six years old.
The problem is that he's trying to make a
literal translation of
"Until he was 6 years old"
And in French, it doesn't work.
In French, we will not use this
construction, we'll say, until
this age, until this age.
In his sentence, it would be
"until he was six years old," for
example, or "until he was six years old."
Both options are possible.
We could say for example: he worked
until he was 60 years old or
he remained single until
he was 40 years old.
Let's keep watching.
There are many parents who want to
be friends with his children.
So here, we have a small error
of possessive adjective.
He says "There are many parents
who want to be friends
with his children".
and here it is not "his" that
we will use, it is "their".
We'll say.
"There are a lot of parents who want
to be friends with their kids."
We make the liaisons with
the S of leurs, their children.
So in this case, the owner is the parents
which corresponds to the third
person plural, They,
and in this case, the corresponding
possessive adjective is
"their" and not "his".
Let's continue with Diane Kruger
who has an excellent French.
She plays in a lot of French movies.
And it's true that the
film changed my life
no matter what happens,
acting award or not.
And it's true, I felt it very, very
strongly that night in Cannes, so I was
happy and completely
surprised that it was me.
I think that sometimes there are
films that are important to see.
So Diane Kruger as I said,
she has a level of French that is
really very very very impressive
for someone who is not native, she
is very very very comfortable,
she has an excellent vocabulary and it
is even more impressive when you know
that French is his third language
after English and German.
And as she has an excellent French,
we will really look for
the smallest mistakes.
And here, what she says is.
I was obviously happy and completely
surprised that it was me.
I was really happy and completely
surprised that it was me.
The small mistake in this case is
that we will use the subjunctive.
So the correct phrase
in this case would be.
I was surprised that it was me,
that it was me in the subjunctive.
So in a sentence structure
like this one, we will use
the subjunctive for example.
In this case, I am surprised that,
i.e. a subject, the verb to
be, an adjective and "que".
And in this case, the
subjunctive is used after.
For example: I'm glad he's coming.
She was upset that I was there.
They would have been disappointed
if you hadn't known.
Men, power in any field
politics, in fashion, it exists,
but I think it's time to
change. Women who speak out
So here again, it's a very small
mistakes, but we might as well correct them
because her French is really very good.
She says it's time for a change.
And the expression is not exactly that.
In French, we say "il est temps
de changer", it's time to change.
We could also say it's time to change.
So I admit it's not a big mistake.
It's more about expression,
a matter of making things sound natural.
So I'm quibbling a bit again,
because Diane Kruger, she
has an excellent French,
it is very fluid, she is very comfortable.
And we continue with John Malkovich
who tells an anecdote that he
lived with Gérard Depardieu.
I love this video, it really makes me
laugh a lot and let's listen together.
One evening, when he arrived
home, I had stayed with him.
I was on my way to America.
So the first thing we can say,
is that his accent is quite
strong and in the sense
where he tries to master the sound
[ʁ] which is very very French.
But it's too much,
it's a little too strong and
I think it must be difficult,
it's a little too strong and
I think it must be difficult,
even for him to speak, because he
because he presses too much too much
on the [ʁ] and you can feel that it is
very hard for him, that
it is not very natural.
So I think it might
One piece of advice I like to give to my
students to improve their pronunciation.
When you feel that your R is too strong
and try to blow at the same
time and add a little bit of
a little bit of an H sound in
quotes to soften it all.
So if you don't want to say [ʁ]
very very loudly in that way,
you can say something lighter
by blowing a little bit.
Gerard arrived. Don't forget
that this was Sunday night.
But then even with a fairly strong accent,
It does not prevent him from
making himself understood.
And that's what we want.
I stayed at his place.
I was on my way to America.
Then he said I had stayed at his
house, I was on my way to America.
So we have two mistakes in this sentence.
The first is the "I had
stayed" which is incorrect.
With the verb to stay, we
use the auxiliary to be.
So in this case it's not "I had
stayed" but "I had stayed".
So, in this context,
John Malkovich says he was
staying with Gérard Depardieu,
so he slept at home and then
he said "I was on my way
to go to America".
It doesn't sound very natural and in this
In this case, it looks more like I
was on my way to the United States,
I was on my way to the U.S. more simply.
He arrived on his motorcycle.
So I understand that he can make a
mistake between masculine and feminine.
Motorcycle, it ends with an O.
It sounds a bit masculine,
but it's a feminine word.
We say a motorcycle.
And so in this sentence,
he arrived on his motorcycle because
it is the female motorcycle.
We drank, we drank, we drank.
And at about 3:00 a.m., he turned and
yelled, "But don't you know Johnny?"
So here, he says around 3:00 a.
m., he turned and he screamed.
Then "He turned"
it would mean that he turned something.
But when we talk about ourselves,
I think in this sentence,
he means he turned, he turned
his body, so he turned himself.
We'll use "turn" and not just turn.
It is a pronominal verb because it is
an action that one does on oneself.
So the verb to use here is to
turn, to turn towards someone.
So in this sentence, "he
turned and he screamed."
One might say "he turned to me and said "
So for me, John Malkovich
speaks fluent French,
but we feel that he still has some
difficulties to express himself.
So he has... He sometimes searches for words,
he still makes some small mistakes
in grammar, conjugation, etc.
And I think that despite all
this, he is doing very, very well
because for me, one of the
steps to take when learning
a language is to succeed
in telling a story.
And this is really not easy
because you need to have
a large vocabulary.
You need to master the conjugation tenses
to tell the
story in the past tense.
And you have to make
the audience laugh too.
And that's really something that's quite
difficult to do in another language.
So I think it's quite an
achievement for John Malkovich.
And I say a big bravo to him!
Thank you all for watching this video.
If you know other celebrities
who speak French and for whom it is the
second language, do not hesitate to write
their name in the comments
and I say to you very soon!
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Dans cette vidéo, j’analyse le français de Lily-Rose Depp, Viggo Mortensen, Diane Kruger et John Malkovich
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 a few celebrities: Lily-Rose Depp, Viggo Mortensen, Diane Kruger et John Malkovich
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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