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User: Caption: In France we speak french. But did you know that France has an
impressive number of regional languages? Today, unfortunately, they
tend to disappear but they have contributed to enrich the vocabulary of
all French people. Today I invite you to discover five words
that come from a regional language spoken in France. Are you ready ? Let's go !
A jewel. A jewel can be a ring, a necklace, a bracelet etc. It's a word
that comes from the Breton spoken in Brittany. It comes from the word bizou (not to be confused with a
kiss) which means a ring for the finger. In Breton a finger is called biz. For
example: I wear jewelry every day. You can also notice that in the plural,
the word bijoux takes an X and not an S. Do we like logical
and coherent things in French? No at all! A slap. To slap someone is
to hit them with your hand on the face. It comes from the word giffe in Picard that is spoken in Picardy and
in the North of France. The word giffe simply means cheek. For example: Will
Smith slapped Chris Rock. An avalanche. An avalanche is a huge
mass of snow that falls off a mountain. The word avalanche comes from the Franco-Provençal
spoken in Savoy. It is the region of the Alps so it is quite logical that this word comes from this
region. Today we use this word a lot in the figurative sense to designate a large quantity,
a large number of things. For example: Write an avalanche of comments under this video.
A mascot. A mascot is a character that represents a brand, an association,
a team, etc. It's a word that comes from the Provençal spoken in Provence, my region.
Mascot comes from the word mascoto which means spell. And it designates an object or someone
who brings good luck. For example: The laughing cow mascot is a laughing cow.
An eggplant. Finally, the word eggplant refers to this large purple vegetable that everyone knows. It
arrived in the French language by the word Albergínia in Catalan which is spoken mainly
in Spain but also in the southern part of France on the side of the Pyrenees. For example: To
make a ratatouille, you need onions, peppers, tomatoes and eggplants.
Thank you all for watching this video. If you know other words that come from
French regional languages, feel free to write them down in the comments section. You
can also download my pronunciation guide which is available in
the link in the description. And I'll see you very soon
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Title: These words are not French 🤯 5 words from Regional languages from France
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