This is what French sounds like in everyday life! Learn some French slang  

U.s. English "I do not know." To "I ont know." Or "I dunno."

In school, not including "ne" was a cardinal sin. 😭

“How confusing do you want your language to be?” Français: *o u i*

As a Korean, I was quite shocked when he said ''fuck'' in perfect pronunciation

Apparently you can slur French even more than I thought possible

More than from school, i learn from you. You have exposed me to real life french speakers, for what they teach at school is far different from what you teach I am forever grateful to you! I dedicate all my french speaking skills to you, and Hugo, another French youtuber. Much love!

Sounds Like " sepa" in Mexico jajajaja jajaja 😂😂

"I dont know in french is : Je ne sais pas" French now : JE SAIS PAS FRÈRE

Merci pour c'est videos ❤

I hear something like "shh pah" 😅

"what if I told you that everything you've ever believed was a lie" xD

Love you & Monsieur Vincent who taught me French!

There is also the back slang "Ché ap"

Thanks you for the videos. I really learn a lot with you.

Thank you for helping me understand what French people say! I’m going on a school trip to France next year and i want to learn!

Canadians “beinnn jschhpuhh luhh”!!

I learned it as," je ne sai pa" Thanks for refreshing my memory.😄👍🏽

You are the best freanch teacher

Merci Alexa your videos help me to remember and review what i learn🙂

This was incredibly useful, I hope you have a lot more shorts and videos like this.

My French teacher is fantastic (everyone in her classes stay in French because she’s such an amazing teacher) and I’m rlly grateful that she taught us thing like this :)

So glad I’m not confused

ouf, Mes parents disaient toujours que je suis assez vieux pour connaître ma propre langue mais maintenant que j'ai regardé ça c'est juste le plus beau jour de ma vie ❤ ♥ 💖 💕 💗

I am french and it's totally true! We eat sounds see words!

This really makes sense to me

J'adore ça je ne regarde pas beaucoup de vidéos en français mais c'est sympa et cool !! ❤❤😂

A teaching with a great smile

Wow ! I am waiting for your next

Thank you

votre vidéo et l'idée elle-même sont géniales, merci

Sweet mercy thank you this was so helpful

I worked for a guy and it blow his mind how i knew a lil about the history of the ^ over the old french vol sounds lol

Loved the way you put it ❤

Thanks for this

As an Aussie, it reminds me of our version of English. “Good day my friend, how are you doing?” Aussies: “guddaymatehowyagoin’?” 😂 🇦🇺

Ahahahaha español siempre será el idioma más claro del mundo. Se escribe como se dice. Claro cómo el agua.

I have the broadest smile watching this cos learning French is my next quest.

I normally say it like “ je-se-pas” if I’m talking at a normal speed bc it’s easier 😭

Salut j'adore tes vidéos 💚 Continuer le grand travail

I love French it's a very amazing and easy to learn I, m learning I will learn more I will better soon. 😃😃

The teacher was in epic

That was my answer to every question in French class because we weren't allowed to answer or ask for anything in English.

Please can you place the text above your "buy" note.

It sounds like Spanish but the way pochos speak it in the us “yo no se pa” 🤣

Omg 😂 lady I just started Imma keep simple. 😂😂😂

I understand why it's been changing because of listener can figure out whether the sentence is positive or negative by catching Pas

My Mexican ass saying “yo no sepa “

I got this app that makes me able to speaks whole different language

Thanks for all the videos. Some terms which I thought were French Canadian joual colloquialisms I know know are used in France

You teach better than my french teacher

For a sec i thought the video ended , and was on loop i experience deja vu for 1 sec

C ça c'que j'aime dans cette langue

this just sounds like spanish but with a lisp lmao

Thanks

when she said "i don't know" it reminded me of I DONT KNOW WHAT YOU THINK IVE DONE, BUT IF WE WERE TO BATTLE IVE ALREADY WON

merci de nous apprendre thanks for teaching me

Cela m'a vraiment adié merci👍✌

I'm Haitian so I kind of already understanded this👌

Merci madame

j'aime l'accent français et le laungage parce que ça sonne tellement cool et j'apprends le frecmh à l'école aussi

I live in France for over a year now. I've learned french for about 8 years in school, but when I heard "che pas" and "chui pas" I was wondering what kind of french have I learned that I havo no idea what that means 😅😂

Bonjour j'aime vos vidéos !

I understand her and him better then Google.

Merci beaucoup

Merci

You will even hear « ch’pas » for both lmao

this is the best RU-vid channel

Like in English, "what are you doing?" Becomes "what do ya doing" and then " whatcha doing"

Thank you very very vvvvvryyyyyyy much give us more please

je sais déjà

In Bretagne, I hear a lot of people do a contraction of the Je and the ne to make Jen sais pas

I'm Mexican and grew up knowing Spanish fluently, in teaching myself when I can, I immediately noticed the Spanish in French, very similar languages yo no sabia or yo no se they are close cousins LoL

I noticed M Pakora was saying Chui in the Tombé song but I never did get it because his lyrics says it's Je suis..

salut c'est vrai merci d'apprendre aux autres à parler français

It is nice for children

I like you're lessons, je votre lesson

Merçi beaucoup,,miss

Because oral and familiar forms of languages usually contract sounds. You'd like to keep the formal negation, with it's entire form, if you have to talk "well". The same goes for "i don't know" in english, turning to "i dunno". If you're writting formally, you'd even say "i do not know". "Je ne suis pas" ("juh nuh swee pah") > je n'suis pas ("juhnsweepah") > j'suis pas ("jsweepah") > chuis pas ("shweepah" : as js and sh are close sounds). :) Contractions are common in a lot of languages, and some became the norm, think about " l' " in italian, to avoid 2 vowels and sound weird :)

In russian: Ya nie znayu -> Khe ze 😀👍

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I need to know how 2 say i dont know so my french teacher wont gett yoo upset wuth me🤣

Merci partage.

I am not ready-Je ne suis pas sûr

Vous parler trop bien

I'm learning also 🇳🇦🇳🇦

C’est vrais 😂

J aime votre lesson

The "Ches Pas" and "Chui Pas" is actually the contraction of the pronoum and the verb, so its written J'sais pas, and J'suis pas respectively, wich sounds like Che pas and Chui pas, respectively.

Je parle en français tout jours comme mon masion et mon ecole

En français on dis bien “je ne sais pas » ça c’est correct mais si vous posez la question à un français il vous répondra « j’sais pas » c’est avec l’habitude

C'est vrai que pour le coup on utilise presque jamais la négation mais on fait ça par habitude

I am interested in your short video

“Je ne sais pas” can be shortened naturally to “je-n (sounds like jeune) sais pas” which can naturally be shortened to “je sais pas” as a natural evolution of language. It’s a bit more of a stretch but “je sais pas” can be relaxed even further to “chais pas” as the ‘je’ sound can be approximated to ‘ch-‘. Same goes for suis. Language is fun

English is best ♥️

moi aussi je suis french

I l know french bonjour in our school their are many languages but their is also french like

Very nice 👍🙂

"je sais pas" is used as a shortcut to say it faster

Merci beaucoup Madame 🙏❤️😊

Et aussi le phrase « je ne sais pas » est très très très simple et very textbook which I can say in English you can say instead « je n’aucune idée (pas) » ou simplement « pas l’idée de ça »