FRENCH & JERSEY NORMAN FRENCH
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Would be nice to compare French French with Jersey French, Quebec French and Cajun French
can u make xiongnu languege
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Could you please do a video about East Asian languages comparing Mongolian, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese and Thai vocabulary ?
I’m from New Jersey. No I don’t believe I have any heritage that goes to the Jersey peoples but I think it’s super interesting to finally know where “Jersey” comes from. And… I feel connected in a way. ?
Please do one about Nepalese
Norman French sounds nice. It is also the language that influenced English the most.
its sounds like a english speaker so desperately trying to speak french, but unable to get the accent right
Welcome to the fabulous Eiffel tower!
¡Bienvenido a la fabulosa torre Eiffel!
欢迎来到神话般的埃菲尔铁塔！
Bienvenue dans la fabuleuse Tour Eiffel !
مرحبًا بكم في برج إيفل الرائع!
Добро пожаловать на сказочную Эйфелеву башню!
Willkommen im fabelhaften Eiffelturm!
素晴らしいエッフェル塔へようこそ！
Benvenuti nella favolosa Torre Eiffel!
멋진 에펠탑에 오신 것을 환영합니다!
Muhteşem Eyfel kulesine hoş geldiniz!
Selamat datang di menara Eiffel yang menakjubkan!
Normand is very vocalic and very diphitonguized.
Norman French is the Dialect that influenced English the most, and English also had a huge influence on the language of these islands as well because they are owned by Britain
Jersey looks like a mix between poorly pronounced English and French from my point of view, it still sounds nice
Interesting, 'casaque' sounds similar to 'cojoc' in romanian even though it's an Old Slavonic borrowing
"Que'est-ce que c'est que ca!" – Luis du funés –
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wow, FRANÇAIS & JÈRRIAIS are the one and the two of worst Romance languages ever created, spelling is so badass〜
Türkiye
Turkey
Turkish
Eiffel towers
It sounds so Englishy!