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User: Title: Is your French better than theirs EP2 - Reacting to celebs speaking French
Caption: The best way to learn a
language is to make mistakes.
This may seem a bit paradoxical,
but to progress, you must not be afraid
to make mistakes. You have to dare.
And the good news is
that everyone is makes mistakes.
Everyone makes mistakes and so we
can also learn from the
mistakes of others.
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You loved the video I analyzed
the French of some celebrities.
So today, is your French better
than Lady Gaga's, Serena Williams'
or even the Queen of England's?
That's what we'll see today.
So make sure you are comfortable, turn
on the subtitles if you need them.
And here we go!
So we'll start with Lady Gaga.
I found an excerpt from a French
program where she improvises
a little piano piece in French
and I thought it was pretty cute.
So let's listen.
My French is shitty.
So she says "My French is shitty".
and I don't really agree,
because to know the adjective "merdique"
You don't have to have a shitty French.
It's not necessarily an adjective that you
know when you are a beginner. But
it's true that the word "French" is
a masculine word, so she should
have said "my French is shitty."
I love Paris and I love a little coffee.
I love a little coffee too.
She's really cute actually,
because you can tell she's having
fun speaking another language.
She knows she will make mistakes
but she doesn't take it seriously
and I think it's the right
approach when you want to
learn a language and progress.
So remember that doing
mistakes isn't bbad at all
and it is even completely normal.
So here, she says a
sentence that is quite
cliché that the French like to say
when they imitate the Americans.
She says, "I love Paris."
So be careful with the pronunciation.
We say Paris.
The S of Paris is silent
I love my Dior shoes and I love cabaret.
I think she's so funny.
I can't say she has a
good French accent. No.
She still has a typical American accent,
You can hear it in her pronunciation, but
you understand what she
is saying very well.
She pronounces things pretty
well, she pronounces words well.
What she could do better,
for example, is that she says
"shoes" instead of shoes.
Remember that the letter U
makes the sound /u/. Shoes.
She also pronounces "cabaret" instead
of cabaret. Cabaret in French.
"I prefer "the moret" because
all my friends are gay."
So now I'm not completely sure
I understand what she means.
She says "I prefer moret" or
at least that's what I hear.
I hear "le moret". In French "le moret"
doesn't exist, it doesn't mean anything.
So I think she got confused with Italian.
She confused it with "amore", "l'amore"
and she wanted to French it up a  bit.
So she thought "le moret"
must be the equivalent.
But no, in French we say "l'amour".
then she says "All my friends are gay"
and here we don't
pronounce the S of Tous.
We'll say all my friends.
For example, we will say every
country, every day, all the problems.
So, when it's a determinant, yes,
but we'll say, they all came,
we are all human, I want to see them all.
So I hope it's a little clearer
for you and that you understand
the difference for the pronunciation
of tous or tous in any case.
What we can say is that Lady Gaga,
she really dares to speak French,
even if she has a low level.
She speaks, she sings, she improvises
and it is obvious that she
has a lot of fun with the language,
even if she can't have a conversation.
And I find it super inspiring.
I hope you do too.
In any case, congratulations Lady Gaga!
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Let's continue in music with Damiano
of the Italian group Måneskin.
In the excerpt I'm about to show you,
they covered two songs
from the singer Stromae.
He is a Belgian artist.
Maybe... I think you already know.
He writes really beautiful
songs, really great songs in French.
So I recommend you if you want to
improve your French with music.
Who says studies, says work,
who says job says money
Who says Money says expenses, who says credit says debt.
So in this excerpt, honestly, he
has a very good pronunciation.
We really understand every word he says.
Let's take a look at the lyrics
because this sentence
structure is interesting
so the lyrics are "Who says study,
says work, Who says job, says money.
Who says money says expenses.
Who says credit says debt.
And here we have a sentence structure that
indicates the consequence of something.
It's a kind of expression used
to say that something is can't go
without the other, that a certain thing
necessarily implies another thing.
For example, we could say: who says Cannes
says cinema, who says
travel says backpack,
Who says Easter says chocolate.
So I hope you've understood
the idea.
It's just a little expression
that we use quite easily.
There are also two slang words in
this text : "taf" and "thunes".
Taf is work.
It's a slang word for work.
And "les thunes" is money.
Same thing, it's a slang word for money.
You men are all the same.
Macho, but cheap, you cheating wimps
So predictable, no, I'm not sure
So I'll repeat myself,
but again, he has a really
good pronunciation.
Even the nasal sounds are
quite mastered I think.
I don't have the information, but
I wouldn't be surprised if he had
studied French at school and maybe
even speaks it a little bit.
So if anyone knows, I'm
interested to know.
And while we're on the
subject of pronunciation,
I remind you that you
can download my guide
of pronunciation which is
available in description.
Okay.
After music, sports,
let's hear Serena Williams
"How do you say  fear"?
Fear.
Or "craindre" (fear) because "peur" (fear) is
perhaps too much for you.
For my entire career, I'm not afraid.
So the first thing I can say,
is that her pronunciation is
still quite rough in this video.
This is a video from 2015.
We can't say that we understand
easily what she says.
We can't say that we understand
easily what she says.
It's not that it's incomprehensible,
but we have to make
a little additional effort to
understand what she is saying.
Why?
Because she started learning
French as an adult.
So obviously, it's a little bit more
difficult for her to pronounce new sounds.
So be careful, I said difficult,
I did not say impossible.
For Damiano and Lady
Gaga that we saw right
before, I think they learned French
at school, so for them the
pronunciation is easier.
It is less approximate in any case
than Serena Williams in this video.
But what is really good here,
is her attitude I think.
Even if she has a small level
in French, she absolutely wants
to answer the question in French.
She even asks another journalist
a vocabulary word to be able to
use it and answer the question.
She says "how do you say fear in French?"
This is really a good habit to have.
If you have a conversation
with French speakers,
ask them for vocabulary
words you don't know so you can
then reuse them in the conversation.
Then I'll just go back to
the first sentence she says
"For all my career I am not afraid."
"Never?"
"Never because for me in my head
I think if I'm scared before,
I work a lot, I try again."
She says, "For all my
career, I'm not afraid."
So in terms of pronunciation,
she still confuses the
u sound with the sound.
Or remember the /u/ sound
The letter U alone makes the sound /u/ and
the letters OR together
make the sound /y/.
If it's still a little complicated
for you, I explain it all
in my pronunciation course.
Same thing, the link is in the description.
There are many lessons where I explain
all this in detail and also
exercises where you can practice.
A second thing to note is that
the word career is feminine.
Words ending in IÈRE
are almost all female. For
example the beer, the witch.
So let's say for my entire career
and then she uses the present tense.
She says "I'm not afraid" but
here it doesn't really work.
More naturally this whole
sentence, we'll say.
Throughout my career, I
have never been afraid.
So I'm not going to correct everything
she says in this video because she
is still a beginner, so she makes
a lot of mistakes, that's normal.
But again, this is a video from 2015 and I
thinks that since then her
level has improved a lot.
But what can be said, in any case,
is that she has an incredible
self-confidence I think.
A bit like Lady Gaga in the beginning.
She comes to a French show,
she knows that the journalists
around her speak English,
but she still insists on
doing the interview in French
while her level is still not
very intermediate I think.
We can't say that she speaks
fluent in French at this
level, in my opinion anyway.
But I'm in admiration
because it takes a lot of
confidence to do that, so hats off.
And finally,
let's finish with the queen of
England who died a few months ago.
I found a speech she
gave in Paris in 2004.
This anniversary gives a special
meaning to my state visit.
So.
It's a speech, so that means
it was prepared in advance.
It has been written and all
she has to do is read it.
So obviously, it's going to be perfect.
There are no grammatical errors.
What will focus on here
is the pronunciation.
And if you listen to
what she says, she says.
This anniversary gives a special meaning
and what is needed here is
for it to do more liaisons.
French is a very fluid language.
We like when the words
follow one another as if it were
one very long word. Even if
she has a good pronunciation,
she even pronounces the
sound [ʁ] very well,
which is a bit more difficult
for English speakers often,
she could improve the liaisons here.
She could.. She could have.
So we won't say this
anniversary, we'll say this anniversary.
Same thing, for "gives a meaning".
We will say, gives a meaning.
That allowed our two countries to
cross the turbulences of
the twentieth century.
So here, once again,
Her pronunciation is very good,
but we'll go into details,
and what she could improve is
the /p/, /b/ and /t/ sounds
She pronounces them the English way,
i.e. blowing a bit more, whereas
in French it is /p/, /b/, /t/.
We hear it a lot right on the words
"permit," "country" and "turbulence."
She says license, country and turbulence.
I'm exaggerating a little
bit, but that's the idea.
In French we say permis pays,
turbulences. We don't blow while
pronouncing, those consonant
sounds. So we will says
That allowed our two
countries to get through thes turbulences.
If you want to practice a little
for example, you can say
the word "papier" in French.
If you put your hand in front your mouth.
"Papier" you don't feel any air.
Whereas in English, if you say "paper"
you feel the air coming on your hand.
So with the word "papier",
you can practice lightening the
sounds of these consonants a little.
Thank you all for watching this video.
If you know other celebrities
who speak French, if not
their native language,
obviously, write their name
in a comment and it will be
There will surely be a next episode
and I say to you very soon!
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Dans cette vidéo, j’analyse le français de Lady Gaga, Serena Williams, Damiano de Maneskin et même la reine d'Angleterre !
Ils parlent tous très bien mais font quelques petites erreurs qu’on va corriger dans cette vidéo ! 



In this video, I’m analyzing the French of Lady Gaga, Serena Williams, Damiano from Maneskin and even the queen of England ! 
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
01:06 Lady Gaga
05:00 Sponsor Lingoda
07:06 Damiano
09:35 Serena Williams
13:45 La reine d'Angleterre

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