REGIONS of FRANCE (Geography Now!) 

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Happy birthday

Congrats!.

Happy birthday

I cant wait for the Oman episode

Can relate 😂😂😂

uh... I can speak baguette too...

@@jaydenwong3345 Hon Hon Hon, Baguette, Paris 😂😂😂

Uhh... Bonjour

Crossiant!

LMFAOOO

Checkmate

lol

That little bird is a bit shifty, man.

To many memes

Even more when we see the slaughter that was the new region created and there name that are a total insult for the constitutive nations and culture of France :/ I mean... it's like they try to totally whipe non-parisian culture :/

But, as a french, I just read the subtitle 'cause I dont understand at all what he is saying... Nice effort, but still a bit failed IMO ;) French is a hard language, dont take it lightly !

@Kj_mast_er yeah Now I'm hungry cmon

@Pulsarre laughs in German

Quentin GEOFFROY did you knight him with a baguette?

Juliano van Melis groetjes

Almost same😁

these kind of comments are very korny...

We got pit bull for over here

Aaaaaand people all over the world reading his comment.

Je préfère quand il parle anglais

Bravo!

Help

Metropoloni ? 👍🏼👍🏼

@@argitoon no one asked

May God bless u

Bah alors comme ça on oublie l'outre-mer ?

Force à vous mais je crois qu'il a dit au début que c'était les régions métropolitaines.@@oqo3310

Martie B. I don’t know why but I understood DOCSEVEN the best. Maybe because my teacher made us listen to so many different French accents that we never focused on the Parisian one.

I took French for almost 6 years but I understood everyone perfectly fine. It was still a relief when the guests started talking.

Yeah, but you know. It is always complicated to speak slowy (i mean clearly atriculated words) when your are a native speaker. because it is extremly rare to see someone who can says at least some words in french, so a lot of the french people doesn't know how slowy we must talk to non-native speaker.

Actually, I had an easier time understanding Tony than Barby. But that probably stems from the fact that I am swiss because I had to learn french since fifth grade and having German (well...Swiss German dialects) as my native language.

As a French, it was waaay more difficult for me to understand barby than the two other ones.

Yep😂

o u i

I just looked at the pictures and thought “Man I really want a baguette”

You are right about this one

@@lucaboat5452 Du calme, du calme

My king.

Nous aussi vous nous aimons (même si j'ai pas encore eu le temps d'apprendre votre langue 😅). Love to Germany from France. 🇫🇷❤️🇩🇪

Hey 👋 is he speaking good French 🤔

nope, some parts are unintelligible because he wants to focus more on the pace than the actual prononuciation. There is no shame in speaking a language you are not fluent in slowlier, and if there is no shame in trying to speak it fast, what's the point if it's to butcher the pronounciation to the point it's getting hard to undertsand?

@@scrimherolex1496 His pronounciation is.... I'd say 5/10... And sometimes he did sentences with an English syntax but with French words

French speakers did understand this

@@toutchaynezzz4443 ?

Aaaaaaannndd that's where the subtitles come from.

If you speak English you should have been able to pick up a word every sentence.

@@dylanmurphy9389 just few word thought

Honestly, he speaks wells, the accent as a french, could be worked on though

Love the Louisiana French Dialect ! Greetings from Paris

Me "Ajaccio" est un nome Italién!

We bought it. Fare and square

@@literallythesenate581 Ajaccio is the italian name used by the italian and now by fench people but we all know that the right name is "Aiacciu"

@@literallythesenate581 Ajaccio is in the Ligurian language (ancient language of the Republic of Genoa) and Aiacciu is in Corsican language. All Corsican towns and villages have the official French name in Ligurian language (except 3 cities: Sartène, Ile Rousse and Saint Florent which are in French). The small villages only have their names in Corsican language.

la Piémont Sardaigne :) , pas Gènes .

It's a latin language, after all.

Portuguese and French are both Latin languages so they share a lot of similar words because both were based on the Latin version of said words. Words are not what makes French difficult is the ridiculously numerous tenses that each have different forms based on both the person, the mood, the group in which the verb belongs in and the arbitrary exceptions. Additionally it probably is one of the latin language with the most arbitrary grammatical rules all with at least a dozen nonsensical exceptions that obey their own rules. This of course affects entire sentences because of other rules that each have specific conditions to uphold to if another rule is at play. Add to that accent and other weird stuff like this: eéèêëcçaàâáoœöôuù that determine how you should pronounce a sylable (except when it don't thanks to exceptions). Non spoken consonants that you can't identify without knowing them of course, every word being male or female and having rules that determine how you should write your articles or even certain verbes (good luck figuring out which mid conversation if you are not native) and a lot other types of words as well as prepositions that obey their own set of rules, which are of course depending on what other types of words you use etc. And add to that a really weird pronounciation style for a latin based language. All that with even more exceptions of course. French is very easy in appearance and can easily be understood by other latin based language speakers but what makes it hard to actually speak is the amount of BS rules you have to go through to actually make a semi grammatically correct sentence that is above a basic level. Having actually researched a bit on the latin languages I am not familiar with, I actually found that french seems like a weird grammatical hybrid of a lot of notions that are more developed in other languages and is especially good (or bad depending on your point of view) at making every single one of these systems dependants of one another but almost nonsensical in their execution.

Portuguese? Really? I’d say Portuguese is waaay too similar to Russian

Yes i'm suprised he didnt talk more about Reunion Island..

Another Fact: The island was also once called Bonaparte, and it was once part of Portugal.

@@JakeSueldoAnimations Vasco da Gama discovered the island. But the French took over. French and English thought for the island for many years. I can't remember the French king who decided to populate the island with people who were given the choice between going to jail for stealing bread, food in general, and prostitutes. With soldiers to protect the island. I love the history of my island.

AlphaKnight it was mainly the US who made English the world language after ww2

@@deprogramm hmm I wonder why the US speaks English 🤔

A very dumb thing to ask. That has nothing to do with what I said. American media, inventions, and expansion of the internet is why english blew up after ww2.

Vasting What he’s saying is that America would’ve never have done that without Britain.

Toshman well obviously? Doesn’t change much. My point is still correct

Kan you do surinam

English?

and nothing else matters since this date

Alsace as well...

@@anitaherbster5377 Britain = angleterre, pas Bretagne ahaha

it's called Brittany in English (Bretagne en Français )!

@@gemeaux2450 je sais je parlais de la Grande Bretagne ;) (1066 c'est la bataille d'Hastings)

Same. That just shows how ineffective school is.

Tu parle plutôt bien français, good job bro

And the one for the "place" (i'm not sure if that'a also the english word) in Bourgone is in Lorraine it's the Sanislas place

@@chloe2450 YES PLACE IS A WORD

Love Albi, I was there just three weeks ago!

Maybe doing this for South Korea would be possible.

Martijn or north, the language is completely mutually intelligible, right?

@@MilesHacker north doesn't use slang and sticks to it's more formal roots.

China is a much larger and more multicultural than France. It has the largest population in the world, with people from various ethnic groups. Not everyone in China is a Han Chinese. Doing a video on China's region as a whole is far more complex than France.

Whoa whoa wE don't do that here..

Xeropha XxX mocking an accent, so mature. Let's see how many languages you speak well

Solaxe S Türkçe konuşabiliyorum. Je parle aussi français. I have a very good level on English. Ich kann auch Deutsch sprechen.

Solaxe S and I’m sorry I didn’t mean to offend anybody but ppl usually mock the French accent or the country through memes wout any problem tho

Xeropha XxX türk müsün

BashirovMuhammed Evet şu an Fransa da yaşıyorum ama babam Bursalı ve annem önceden Almanya’da yaşıyordu. O yüzden iki dillerini ve Fransızcayı öğrendim

Isn't French an ethnicity and a nationality? The nationality referring to everyone who is born in France or has a nationality of the country, while the ethnicity refers the white 'indiginous' population of France if you will. I'm not sure though but since German is also an ethnicity, i thought this would be too.

@@don_p7546 I'd say yes and no. Yes because you can take someone's DNA and, thanks to our knowledge of which group lived where, figure out only from this if he's of "French" origins or not. However no, because surprisingly, France (even metropolitan French) is much more ethnically diverse than most other european countries (Italy, Germany, Hungary, etc). For example, the people of Brittany (west of France) are more descendants from the celtic people of Scotland and Ireland (because the celts invaded the land in the fifth century) than of the Gauls, who are typically referred to as the "ethnic base" of the French. Another example is the north of France, which is ethnically closer to flemish, another germanic subgroup. Last example of this non exhaustive list, is the French basque, who not only ethnically have much more in common with the Spanish basque, but additionally, have very little in common with any other French or Spanish ethnic group. As such German is a much more unified ethnicity than French is. What unites us however, is our French culture, history, pride and feeling of belonging to the same country, people and destiny.

@@don_p7546 I think the point was that the white-French people in French Guyana don't really have that more to do with metropolitan France than other people in French Guyana.

The Yeti YT oui

Como hablantes de una lengua romance (español), a nosotros nos queda fácil aprender francés... Ya me dieron ganas.

Made my day x)

Same, luckily i'm italian and i've studied English for all my school years but also french for 3 years in high school, so i train twice in just one video !!!

@Matt R what's the difference? Talk = speak (imo)

@Matt R oh okay thanks for the explanation

@Matt R I'm from France x)

@@okko7788 j'attendais le "But you aussi you are French ?"

Je préfère qu'il utilise la langue de Shakespeare

@@argitoon I prefer the language of Goethe!

@@firesparkles7203 I prefer the language of Camões.

@@henriquebraga5266 So you mean spanish

yes, but there's no time to talk about everything. for example lyon is also very strong in biotechnologies and has a lot of universities

Et j'ai pas entendu parler du centre spatial Toulouse Matabiau ???

Jèrrais in Jersey. They (sometimes) speak Guernésiais in Guernsey and Sercquiais in Sark.

Peepee Train hi I’m French, would you like me to help you to learn French ?

You perfectly described french regions... A lot of french regions are just some provinces with there own culture that have been merged or even cut without any logic

M C Grüßen von Frankreich (ich habe das Video über deutsche Bundesländern geguckt) Wir sollen unsere Nachbarn kennenlernen

@@__________5607 lol

@@__________5607 hmm ja kann sein sonst würden sie ja nicht eine Sprache sprechen die ähnlich wie deutsch ist. Gab es mal eine Umfrage oder so ob die überhaupt französisch sein wollen?

@@__________5607 haben die nicht grad voll Hass auf Frankreich weil die jetzt zs mit einer anderen Region einfach nur grad est heißen. (wohne neben dem Elsass, verstehe das alles trotzdem nicht)

Ich stamme aus dem Elsass und verstehe nicht wieso müssen Elsässer als Deutschen betrachtet werden nur weil sie eine germanische Kultur haben. Kann man auch Luxemburg, Österreich, der deutschsprachige Teil von Belgien, Liechtenstein und der deutschsprachige Teil von der Schweiz als deutsche Territorien bezeichnen? Nein, die haben eine germanische aber sind nicht zwangsweise deutsch! Verstehen Sie mich bitte nicht falsch, ich habe die Deutschen und Deutschland sehr gerne. Aufgrund dieser Region-Reforme fühle ich mich sehr beleidigt, da man nie nach der Meinung der Elsässer darüber gefragt hat.

I have to dispute that a bit, I think I’m his biggest fan!

Regioni d'Italia during french Empire :) yes good video

And chocolatine

@@vincentdubuisson9899 PAIN AU CHOCOLAT

@@ajsmith8587 t marrant toi

Mamma Minha Mi Taco Is Arigatoria

I’m not kidding when I say I ACTUALLY burst out in the happiest, most goofiest yet genuine laugh in a long time reading this. Love this kind of humour, gets me every time ❤️

@Dav Bj il faisait référence au fait que l'Australie et la Guyane accueillaient les prisonniers de leur métropole

Guyanna!! Ooh!

En revanche, les plages antillaises sont bien meilleures que les plages de Nice par exemple'

@@zoie4000 Guyane* in French and (French) Guiana* in English...!

@@timotheduermael7365 en Nouvelle Calédonie aussi il y avait beaucoup de bagnes comme le fort teremba. Les caldoches (européens installés en Nouvelle Calédonie depuis plusieurs générations) sont parfois appelés "bagnards" mais c'est un peu péjoratif

Português é uma lingua muito difícil, é melhor falar francês.

Hahaha nois fala português também!

Pourquoi?

@@Jlnchp Une vague querelle de frontière entre normands et bretons.

@@elbentos7803 Bah c'est Normand point. Même les gens là bas le disent. c'est à l'est de la rivière qui fait la frontière donc c'est Normand. Y a même le drapeau fin du débat.

@@elbentos7803 Oui ! et s'il avait mis Nantes en Bretagne, ç'aurait été encore plus subversif! :p (Mais la vidéo se base sur le tout dernier découpage donc impossible...)

@@lynxephine5042 Nantes en Bretagne, c'est un casus belli... Pour les rennais !

il devait être cohoste du géography Now de la France

I can do this xd

Ingrid Moran , he makes a lot of pronunciation mistakes so watch out for that!

Well, for us French, it is also an exercise of listening to French ^^ Great effort though !

Charles le Chauve (823-877) was the grandson of Charlemagne. Charles le Téméraire (1433-1477) was the last duke of Burgundy and the grandfather of Charles Quint (king of Spain). There are too many Charles in this story ^^.

Salut Fabian, c'est vrai la ville de Marseille a plus d'habitants que Lyon (1m vs 500k) mais l'agglomération de Lyon a plus d'habitants que celle de Marseille (3m vs 2m), ça dépend ce que tu considères comme ville :) Love Germany ❤

Hi Fabian, jhenin06 said the truth (I'm french)

Marseille est l'une des plus grandes villes d'Algérie mdrr

Par population, mais Lyon est plus grande par taille

@RR SAUCE tranquille mec calme toi on se connaît pas tu me parles pas comme ça

@RR SAUCE no worries ;)

Julia Bardo déçu aussi sur la Lorraine ?

Wesh je suis alsacien aussi

Nan hauts de France = Alabama

Oversees region is not Hawaii because Hawaii is part of USA Oversees region should be US Territories

French province borders Spain should be Former Mexican territory US States

oui bon faut pas abuser non plus

Son accent est pas ouf arrête de mentir mais on peut pas nier qu'il est quand même très bon

Il a plutôt un accent de quelqu'un qui sait théoriquement comment prononcé les mot mais n'a jamais vraiment pratiqué. Il surprononce les R par exemple

@@samuelbarajas3474 :))

Seems we are neighbors (from Puerto Rico) even though our islands are separated by 577 km. (358 miles) of Caribbean sea.

Yes please, we need a video on our beautiful island. 🇬🇵

@@ab9840 Caribbean boy

Maybe he might make a seperate video for your country and Martinique one day!

@@PrincessLockette yes im for independance , and more and More young people want too !