Why Franch is so different? Pronunciation Differences Between 6 Country!!l Romance Language+English
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Published 2024-07-26
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Today We Talked about Pronunciation differences!!
Hope you enjoy it!
PT Miguel @miguelmoraiss_
🇧🇷 Julia @juliagulacsi
FR Elysa @amuelysm
US Sophia @sophiasidae
IT Alessia
ES Laura @your
All Comments (21)
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Once I spoke Franch. Now I learn French, it's easier.
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They do the same videos over and over again, but for some strange reason I still want to watch them
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I'm mesmerized by the Portuguese guy's calves and what a charming and polite gentleman!
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I'm loving watching Julia 🇧🇷 and Miguel 🇵🇹 together, they are so fun. Please make more videos with them together.
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FRANCH yeah I caught dat
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In old Castilian areas, street is also called Rua. When I was in Salamanca, I've seen "Rua de tal" or something. It's even written as Rva like in Old Spanish.
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the Brazilian is so smart! by that I mean she always makes a lot of valid points 👌
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"GUAPO/GUAPA" is very common to use as a translation of "BEAUTIFUL" in Spanish "CHUBASQUERO" also as a translation of "RAINCOAT"
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In portuguese "pomar" is a group of apple trees
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"Franch" is spoken when a person in the southern US speaks French. One thing that stuck out in the video is how often in English we use the verb "to be". When we say, "I am hungry.", I can understand why that would sound funny to other language speakers, who might be thinking, "You are not hungry. You are Eddie." It does make more sense that other languages would say, "I have hunger.", but it just sounds peculiar to say that in English.
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“Street and road are not that different. Street is not smaller in my mind.” It is, and it should be.
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Ok now do one with all the English words derived from the Romance languages. So many!
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Júlia's hair disappearing into the TV got me 😂
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Where is Romanian? 🇷🇴 the other Latin-Romance language that is always forgotten😢
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1) In Italy we also have obbligato or obbligata identical to Portuguese to thank someone, but it's dated I don't even think my grandparents used to say it. Maybe it's a common phrase from the Renaissance. 2) As regards street we also own the word calle but it's specifically referred to Venetian-style streets 3) For elementary school teachers we also say maestro/maestra
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The American girl speaks in slow motion :D
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Oh yes, the famous Franch language. It's out there... With Etalian, Spunish, and Jerman. God I love Youröpe.❤
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The funniest thing about this video was Julia telling Miguel she wants to learn his language, I think the biggest difference between Portuguese from Portugal and Portuguese from Brazil is that we use the gerund and the Portuguese people don't use it for example in the sentence "I'm talking to you" In Brazil: Estou falando com você In Portugal: Estou a falar contigo Same meaning but different way of expressing
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"smell you later" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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When you’re really hungry in English you can say “I’m famished”. Not common, but not unheard of, either.
