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0:00 Intro
0:58 Apprendre le français sans vivre dans un pays francophone
3:33 Liga Romanica, qu'est-ce qu'il se passe ?
4:55 Apprendre deux langues de la même origine, c'est possible ?
7:19 Tu aimerais habiter en Angleterre ? 
8:00 Ton mot préféré en français ?
8:48 Comment se passe ton apprentissage des langues ?
11:01 Quel travail est-ce que tu faisais avant ?
13:50 As-tu beaucoup d'amis étrangers ? 
14:20 Quelles langues est-ce que tu parles ?
Caption: Hi! Hi!
Hi!
Welcome to a new episode
of French Mornings.
Today is a special episode because we
are celebrating three hundred thousand
subscribers on the channel,
which is really huge.
Thank you all. Thank you very
much for watching the videos
and for learning French with me.
And for the occasion, I'm answering some
of the questions you asked me.
I have selected some of your
questions on Instagram and YouTube
and I'll answer them in this video.
So as usual, make yourself comfortable.
Today, I am on my bed because
it's the only place in the
apartment where I have a bit of light.
It's very very dark so a
little chiaroscuro vibe today.
Make sure you are comfortable,
enable subtitles if you need them.
A little coffee and let's go.
So first question: "Your videos are
really useful to learn French.
Do you think it's possible
to speak French fluently if you don't
live in a French-speaking country?
And I have no chance of going."
So let's rephrase it a little bit,
it's just, "do you think
it's possible to be fluent?"
Uh, we're not going to use for.
In this case, "it is possible to".
In general, we always say that, we
say it is possible to do something.
So, is it possible to speak
French fluently if you don't live
in a French-speaking country?
I think so.
It just depends on how motivated you are.
In my experience for
example, I have never lived in
an English speaking country
and yet I managed to get a good
level and speak English fluently.
The same goes for Italian.
Now I think I can say
I speak Italian fluently and I have
never... I lived in Italy for a month.
It is
the longest time I stayed in the
country. English speaking countries...
No, I have never lived in an english-speaking country.
It's going to be a
bit of the same advices
that I've been telling you.
I feel like I'm repeating myself quite
often. But really try to think
about the world you live in,
I mean the world, to
your daily life, and try to replace
everything you do in the
language you want to learn.
So in my case, for example,
when I started to learn Italian,
I realized that I was spending
a lot of time on social media,
on YouTube, on Instagram,
because it had become my job, but
also to listen to music, etc.
And so everything I did
in this area, I searched
some Italian singers,
Italian creators, Italian youtubers, etc.
To really try to recreate
the world in which I lived
in another language.
And you can even try for example
to take sports classes on YouTube,
in the language you are learning,
follow tutorials to make things, etc.
In the end, everything, everything,
everything is possible
in another language.
And now, with the internet, you
even have the possibility to talk
online with the entire planet,
which is pretty incredible.
So yes, I think it's quite
possible to become fluent in a language
without ever living in
the country of origin.
It just depends on the level of
motivation and that's like anything.
Next question. Ah! Liga
Romanica! I had a lot of
of people who are concerned about
what has become Liga Romanica.
So rest assured, Liga
Romanica is still there.
So to give some context, Liga Romanica,
is a project we have with
three other youtubers.
It is a project in four languages,
four Romance languages, so French
Italian, Spanish and Portuguese.
So we create multilingual content.
But it's true that we were very active
at the beginning of the year and now,
actually, we've become so busy each
with our own projects that we don't have
much time to dedicate to Liga Romanica.
And ,
as we all live in different
places, it doesn't help either.
We haven't given up on that project, not at all.
We are even us,
we are always in touch, we write to
each other very often. We have a
WhatsApp group, we send each other
texts not every day, but almost.
So we often talk about Liga Romanica.
We just don't know exactly
when it will come back, or in what
format, but it will come back.
That's what I can say
for now, because even I don't
know more than that anyway.
Next,
Do you think it is possible to learn two
languages that come from
the same origin French
and Spanish for example?
For example, E M
in French for example, two languages
of the same origin at the same time.
Uh,
I think it's possible, but
if it's done a little bit
strategically. Meaning, again, I'm
speaking from personal experience,
I started learning Spanish
before I learned Italian,
so when I started to learn Spanish,
I think I got more or less to
an A1, A2 level and I thought
"Well, I want to learn Italian
too. Let's go for it."
Which was not a good idea, actually,
because I should have continued with
Spanish, reach a very, very high level
to then start learning Italian.
What happened was that I
decided to focus solely on
on Italian because otherwise I was
mixing... I was mixing up the words.
Especially, Italian and Spanish,
the phonetics are pretty close so
it's easy to get confused like that.
So I should have actually reached a fairly high level of Spanish
before I decided to learn Italian.
But I did the opposite, which is
an example I don't recommend.
So finally, in fact, I
focused only on Italian.
I lost the level I had in Spanish.
Now I think I speak Italian
well enough so that I can now
focus on Spanish.
But it's true that it's not
something very easy to do.
So what I recommend,
is really to reach a very good level
in at least one of the two languages,
and then to learn another
language of the same family.
But both at once, I think it's not ideal.
Afterwards, if there are people who have
done it and have an experience to share,
I'm also interested because, for
example, in the case of French
and Spanish, the phonetics
are quite different.
So maybe it's less of a problem.
But tell me, tell me if you have done it
whether you found it easy or not.
Next,
"Have you ever lived in
England, if not would you?"
Hum.
I never lived in England as I said before,
I have never lived in an
English-speaking country.
I just visited a few cities
of England. I visited London and loved it.
But would I live in England?
Honestly no, it's not...
It's not that I don't like it,
but I really need the sun.
And besides, England is an island.
And no, I don't see myself
living on an island.
So what is your favorite
word in the French language?
Uh, I asked myself that
question not long ago.
and I just found out the answer.
So my favorite word in the
French language is souffle (breath/blow).
And I actually like
that word a lot because
it is a word that has the
same sound as what it designates.
So it's almost an onomatopoeia,
but it's not. It's really a word.
So the breath,
it means... For example we blow
out the candles. The sound
of what it describes,
and the sound of the
word are quite similar.
So, I like it.
I like this kind of word that
sound like what they describe.
"How is it going with Darija,
Italian, Spanish and Portuguese?
Is there another language
you are learning?"
So how is it going?
It's going, it's going.... It's not
the ideal situation, let's say.
I think I make bad choices in
the way I learn languages.
So don't do what I did.
I'll tell you why.
So Italian is fine. In
fact, Italian is fine
because now I have
a sufficient level to say that I speak it
fluently and then Spanish and Portuguese...
I am making very slow progress,
but again because I am not
focusing on either one or the other.
It's two languages that I like very much,
that I really want to learn
and yet as I am doing a little
a little bit of one, a little bit of
the other, it's not going anywhere.
So I think the wisest
decision I could make,
is to choose one or the
other to learn first.
Because
Because if I don't, I think
it's going to take me
to get real results.
to get real results.
So, Spanish, Portuguese,
I'll have to make a choice.
And with Darija it's the same.
In fact, there are... I think I'm
learning too many languages
at the same time and I'm not disciplined
enough to be able to do that.
So I know what works for me,
it's really one thing at a time.
And so, the darija,
I think I'll keep it in the
back of my mind for a while,
but I don't have the time
to really focus 100% on it.
I think that learning Spanish and
Portuguese will be much faster.
And the darija, I will
concentrate on that.
Then, is there another
language you are learning?
No, not at the moment.
There are no others.
That's already a lot.
Already, with three, I
am a little overwhelmed,
so I'm not going to go for
a fourth one just yet.
Then, why did you
start your YouTube channel and
what work did you do before?
So why did I start my YouTube channel?
I don't know if this is a story I've
told here before because I have
made several videos of this style
where I answered your questions.
I think I've been asked
this question before,
but well, if you don't know,
I'll tell the story again.
So before
Before being on YouTube, I was
working in Paris as an assistant
video editor, so I worked for programs
television, animated films,
commercials, documentaries, etc.
Still in the video editing part,
I wasn't really doing the
editing, but I was doing all
the technical tasks
that we don't think about.
For example, I synchronized
the cameras with each other,
I synchronized the microphones of all
the people who were on screen
I was blurring the video too.
We don't think about it, but it exists.
There are really people who just blur videos.
What else have I done?
Anyway, I was organizing
the video editing projects.
That was basically my job.
I really wanted to be a video editor
and work on documentaries
and films.
But it didn't happen because
it's a pretty tough environment.
There aren't many spots,
there is not much money either,
especially in documentary.
So after a while, I gave that up.
To make... To shorten the story.
I wanted to go on a trip in 2020,
Covid year, and so I returned to France
at the time of the lockdown and I
started giving French courses online.
At that moment, I realized
that I really liked it,
and I had my students
ask me
Do you know Hugo's channel,
for example, Inner French?
Do you know Elsa's
channel, Piece of French?
And me too
at that time I was learning Italian,
so I was watching for example
Davide's channel, Podcast Italiano.
I was watching this to learn Italian
and I thought it was something
I would be able to do.
So a little while later, I started
to make videos and I created the
French Mornings channel in January 2021.
That's it. And since then,
I am very happy to have
found this because I think it
combines everything I like to do
in life which is making videos and
learning languages so it's perfect.
Next. Do you have many foreign friends?
Uh yes yes, and more and more.
I have more and more of them
because with YouTube actually,
I meet a lot of really amazing people
and most of them are not French.
So yeah I don't know, I think half of my
friends are not French,
maybe even more so in fact.
I wouldn't know exactly, but yeah,
I have a lot of foreign friends.
So one last question because
my coffee is getting cold,
I speak a little too much : How many
languages do you speak? Only French?
No, no, no, no.
So, this
I've already answered this
question in the previous videos.
So if you want to hear me
speak in other languages,
I'll leave you the link of
the video here or here.
I am fluent in, let's say three
languages: French, English and Italian.
It's really the languages where I can
have a conversation that
lasts several hours without
getting tired, without
searching for words too much.
I also speak a little German, but
I don't have a sufficient level
to have a long conversation.
And then Spanish, Portuguese.
Let's just say I have a good
foundation, I have a good foundation.
Not enough to say I can speak the language.
Really.
But it's okay, it's okay, I can handle it.
I am not completely lost when
I go to Spain too or if I'm in Portugal.
So there, I think we're done. My coffee,
I'm not going to finish it because it has
become cold, but I wanted to say
thank you again to all of you.
Thank you all for following the channel.
It's really cool
and I can't wait to show you the videos
that are coming for the end of the year.
They are going to be pretty
cool, I won't say more.
Don't forget that you also have
the possibility to download my
pronunciation guide in the description.
It's very cool. If you feel like
working on your French pronunciation.
It is completely free.
So there you go,
I invite you to download it
and I'll see you very soon.
Title: Q&A in my bed (My job before Youtube, languages I speak, Liga Romanica...)
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