When the FRENCH ACCENT is SCARY | PRONUNCIATION of the PAST TENSE -ED 

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The thing is, the way to being understood properly IS by pronuncing words correctly. And this is what this video is about.

Importanter? Does This exist ?

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On se moque déjà assez de notre accent😂😂🇫🇷❤️✨

LOLLL bless your teacher! now more french students know how to pronounce past tense correctly!

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Salut Sarah lénine

ptn on n'a pas les mêmes profs XD

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Pero no todas las palabras se pronuncian como lo hace el chico francés lol es cuestión de ver más vídeos y con el tiempo se te irán quedando grabadas

Al menos puedes pronunciar la H Inglesa. Yo con mi nombre me rendí, les digo que me llamo Yavier, imposible que digan Javier.

@@atunaco salió otro profesor 👨‍🎓 🤦🏽‍♂️ hablo de los franceses, no pueden pronunciar mi nombre

@@chubbygardener JAJAJAJAJ pobre Javier :"(

Les français adorent qu'on parlent d'eux comme ça, on est choux en vrai

@@goldensock2313 haha tu marques un point

Pourquoi c'est moi exactement...

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I love this comment and I cannot lie .

Looool

I CAN;T I JUST DIED

Is this one not the toy before?

J'arrete pas de rigoler de ce comentaire. 🤣

Either this or we'd over do it "kolor'd your pillzeuh"

@@devilsadvocate2643 Oui, possible aussi !

I used to do that. And every person on my courses used to do that as well.

Ça c’est uniquement si t’as pas développé d’accent anglais... (ce qui est fort impossible pour un français)

I have heard more Brazilians speaking like this: I callED you yesterday.

Problem is we dont hear the difference between killed or kill with english pronounciation.

Problem is we dont hear the difference between killed or kill with english pronounciation.

Une classe de lycéens tout à fait normale

bon quand ils disent pawiss au lieu de Paris et utilisent le masculin pour tout et n'importe quoi c'est pas vraiment mieux

​@@laurielkami1100 c'est sûr, mais on demande pas aux anglophones de savoir parler français

@@malzergski ben si c'est le minimum quand tu viens en France.

​@@user-qs1xc2cs1s donc c'est à eux d'apprendre le français et pas à nous d'apprendre l'anglais ? x)

HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA 🤣 I'M DIYING AT THIS COMENTS!

It was not very nice to moke of Ed.

No they aren't

@@timefortee A world with no accents or culture differences would be pretty boring.

@@chantelles3641 For you, perhaps... I appreciate beauty of perfection more than distortion. It just feels wrong and like violent noise to me instead of cute and quirky uniqueness (which isn't even unique if your whole country has the same accent LOL). I find all accents unattractive and that's why I try to get rid of mine, too...

@@timefortee Wait but what accent do you have, it depends

It depends on the accent, I think. Personally, I can't handle the french accent when I hear my friends talking in english (and I'm French as well), it's just horrible, but when I hear an english-speaking talking french, I wouldn't say it's “beautiful” but it's funny and cute

I taught in a middle school and I suffered how they pronounced the series « Charmed » as « Shaarm Ed » So happy if this can help 😊🙏

@@Moontajska wait so I'm pronouncing it wrong all those times ? 😵

Isn't it edible? Never heard of eatable

@@m.-9615 can't link - but it's in the dictionary. Look it up. "Edible" is just more... formal, let's say.

@@NeoZeta looked it up and you're right. Slight difference in meaning between the two words

@@m.-9615 Slight, yes. I use edible mostly, but I've seen people using both interchangeably and it appears to be fine.

A long time ago, one of my classmates once pronounced "About" "Ahboot", I almost puked! 😂

@@armoricain lmao- and there's always this one person in class who respond by "of khoorseu" to everyone the teacher ask ! Also the other day a girl really said "i know" literally pronouncing the "k" 😭

@@Naae_111 💀💀literally same thing happened to my classmate in middle school she said " i know know " while pronouncing the k

Have a pun or a funny meaning?

@@bretagnejean2410 Pardon, I don't get you.

@@chiomaezeanya9503 when the french had said wahr -ned that wanna do something for until make u laughing? Or its just the fact he said ED. I french and i struggle with english. I said ED everytime.

@@bretagnejean2410 It was the way he said whole word including the 'ed'. I'm anglophone but I do speak French too. The 'ed' issue isn't so difficult to overcome. Just try to listen to/watch programs in English or try to study the subject and you should be good to go! We all struggle with something in learning languages other than ours. Good luck!

@@chiomaezeanya9503 so u hear a difference between one word in present and one in the past ?

The English accent while speaking French is probably the most horrible accent.

@@PrasenjeetKumarAuthor I agree lol. Sounds like straight garbage. I actually prefer the French accent. I speak both lol

that’s how i sound and i feel terrible for my teacher haha…ha

French accent is difficult ಡ ͜ ʖ ಡ

When I traveled to France many many years ago, I learned some phrases from a book. So I couldn't hear the real pronunciation, just the phonetic spelling. I can only imagine how bad my accent was. 🤣

Also, I just noticed Ed’s old. Got a walker.

Its terribly accurate. I spoke like this. Now i ll try to not say ed. But i dont understand how u do for understand people if u dont pronounce -ed.

@@bretagnejean2410 I guess we don't pronounce the "e" in ed words. It usually comes out as a lite "d" or "t" sound.

@@mlee-w664 ok i dont got it. Hard to hear for no english people.

This is due to the word-for-word translation of the phrase "Я чувствую себя хорошо"

Thanks 😊

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good idea :D

@@krdiaz8026 omggg lmaooo

TABARRNAAQUUUEEE!!!

Which is funny because they share a country with people who speak English as their native language.

M. - believe me the number of French people who barely or don’t speak English in Quebec is pretty high in the countryside (it’s something else in or around Montreal (the largest city), they speak better there).

Watch when it is realeased, you won't regret, meanwhile you can watch their other vids

Congrats now see other videos

you probably said color-ed once

You better check the other videos too.

@@oksowhat thanks,I had just finished watching them,really good!