There was a need at the time when I 1st uploaded this video, because most of my subscribers were Japanese. I added the Japanese translations so they could benefit from the lesson too.
wish this could be posted as soon as you get on youtube! most misspelled word in history! either as wala or wahlah so sick of people using words they can't spell!
well i was studying english very time ago and i just find your videos and you like me!!....ok?...a dont speak en inglish but i doesnt matter, i try it!!
you, my dear, are an interesting find..you proclaim to be a french native but your english lacks a french accent, at least, to my american ears. funny but you seem to possess more of a british vernacular..none the least, i love your videos and find them educational but you seem to ramble with randomness, which can be confusing
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maybe ur english isnt as good as i thought, considering u lack the ability to understand a compliment when u see one. i actually complimented u but mentioned u have a really convincing amer/uk accent. i could clearly hear ur french accent when u said words like prepare that translate from french into english. what a great representation of the rude french stereotype, bitch.
Many of us in the young generations and having been born and bread in cities and studied recently (including semesters abroad) don't have French accents or only slight ones when speaking English... Get used to it. It's different when i go visit my family in the country though... True.
hey, keep up the good work.I am learning French as well as Japanese.Anatano nihongo o kiitte bikkuri shimashta!Wow...your accent is perfect...be it Japanese or English....I have lived in Canada and Japan ,so i am familiar with the accents......I really love your videos.Hope to get good at the languages i am learning.
I guess you can say 'voici' to say "here you go", it's probably a bit more formal that's all. I know I wouldn't naturally say it, tho it's not an absolute mistake.
In fact voici is to show or designate something you cannot say voici mon travail est fait it is more like voila mon travail est fait. voici le char de l'armée canadienne for exemple. voila can also be used to designate something. I mean, you can't say voici like that without showing an object.
By the way I'm francophone from Quebec so I know what I'm talking about :)
i really like your way in speaking french....and english and chinese as well..hahah i dono anyways..am learning french myself and your videos rili helped out...je peux parle plus fancais maintenant..mais j'ai etudie la francais depuis neuf ans....mais juste je cru ca je suis meillure dans la francais.tu as aide moi..merci!
French is a very difficult language to learn. Did you learnt french for nine years? Because...you made lot of syntaxe mistake. That would be : Je peux plus parler Français maintenant mais j'ai étudié le français depuis neuf ans. (I can't translate that sentence it could mean many things.) tu m'a aidé merci.
Keep up the good work I really encourage you to keep studying french! :)
I learnt english mostly at school. and then a 1 year stay in england made me more or less fluent.
actually, your question reminds me that my mom bought me little yellow books to learn english when I was about 9. they were full of games and funny activities, with tapes and songs too. that's how I got started I guess...
So I was told that 'vous' was addressing a group of people, rather than 'tu' which would address a single person? What is the difference between the two?
but 'vous' can also be used to address 1 person it's the polite equivalent of 'tu' and should be used with stangers, older people, people you don't really know or you simply want to keep a distance with
Your english is so good I did not know you were French at first, and couldn't decide whether you were English or American! Or perhaps Canadian. I am American and live in France and am learning the language and you are a big help, MERCI.
Oh my god, I think I love you! Your English is incredible and you speak it with such ease! Are you bilingual or did you study English? Your videos are so clear and effective. I'm English but have studied French since I was 10 and I still struggle to pronounce / speak with ease. I'm even ashamed to write this in French for you! You have such a talent!
I call my self "fluent in english", but I realize that there's still so much that I don't know. Never STUDIED though. Just learnt like dat. particularly when I was in England. TV and Radio were my best teachers
ça dépend du contexte. Si je suis dans un "environnement britannique" j'en prendrai l'accent. Mais en règle générale mon accent est plutôt américain effectivement. C'est plus facile, plus souple...
c'est une francaise que j'envies énormément pour son talent quelque soit la langue. y'a q'un mot pour ca je crois, respect ^^. j'espere juste qu'un jour j'arriverai a egaler sa maitrise de l'anglais, (j'ai perdu tout espoir dans les langues asiat, lol)
^^ J'arrive pas à savoir si c'est une française ou une anglaise, la prononciation française est parfaite et l'anglaise semble bonne aussi. Mais les exemples données ne sont pas forcément très usités, on dira rarement "ah voilà, j'ai compris !" plutôt "ah ouaiii okkk" ^^
Quel avantage inestimable dans la vie que de maîtriser ainsi plusieurs langues... je t'envie à un point! Bravo, tes vidéos me font réviser mon anglais, continue... ;-)
There was no need for the japanese, whatsoever...
xmcxmcxmc 1 year ago 2
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There was a need at the time when I 1st uploaded this video, because most of my subscribers were Japanese. I added the Japanese translations so they could benefit from the lesson too.
LeylaRandomness 4 months ago
what the hell? you're incredible.... you can speak british, american,chinese, japanese, french, and who knows what else? you rock
pubeafro 1 year ago
wish this could be posted as soon as you get on youtube! most misspelled word in history! either as wala or wahlah so sick of people using words they can't spell!
stryfe211 1 year ago
get a better camera
94he 1 year ago
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scotticus1000 1 year ago
Jai déja entendu ça dans des série américaines aussi , comme "touché" et "rendez-vous" et pleins d'autres.
TheSebang 1 year ago
J'ai déjà entendu le mot "voilà" dans les séries Américaine.
44neith 2 years ago
I like when you subscript what you are saying. It makes hearing it easier.
shoulderoforion 2 years ago
u r beautifullllll, but the quality of ur vid was not good. u should buy another camera, lol
lehiochoa 2 years ago 2
lol yeah i know. Actually I recorded this whit a mobile phone.
LeylaRandomness 2 years ago
@lehiochoa
yeah that was recorded over 4 years ago for fun with a mobile phone.
It was just the beginnings of Youtube and people were just having fun.
Since then of course viewers have become a lot more demanding.
Well that's why I'm not making videos as often as I used too.
LeylaRandomness 4 months ago
u r a life save! I m subbing now!
FikiNom 2 years ago
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Garethrawwwr 2 years ago
thanks I desperately need to learn french ... I m in france and no one here speaks english ... and the one who speak better not speak ... .
but ur accent is perfect .... also I would like to appreciate ur efforts ....
amit1234p 2 years ago
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amit1234p 2 years ago
u are amazing!! and adorable!
joaquinlover285 2 years ago 3
your japanese pronounce is really good!
rajiobaka 2 years ago
ustedes no conocen espanol... soy aprendiendo francais tambien y estoy mejorando
zocurtis 3 years ago
you can switch between British and American accent too.. I'm envious!
MissusFingerBottom 3 years ago 7
You're cute! :) Je pense que vous êtes très jolie!
seshygirl04 3 years ago 6
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tu penses surtout qu'elle est très bonne nan?cochon de ricain va mdr
pippochoubi75 3 years ago
mdr il comprend rien de ce que tu dis
parler trois langues c'est normal en France ^^
nous au moins on s'instruit^^
tas vu j'ai bien fais aucune faute pour les ricains^^
Galilee92 3 years ago
Si l'on excepte les fautes de syntaxe.
hartspoon 2 years ago
@Galilee92 bah si tu as fait deux fautes... comme quoi...
Loulinho 2 years ago
Super douée bravo ma fille vie depuis 3 mois aux usa avec le rotary et deja elle cherche les mots en français.
melusine20008 3 years ago
tu es tres jolie aver ' voila!'!! je l'aime/!!
jesuiscocorico 3 years ago 2
Ohhh ouais Voilà quoi : O.
Justceltic 3 years ago
well i was studying english very time ago and i just find your videos and you like me!!....ok?...a dont speak en inglish but i doesnt matter, i try it!!
anthonyanswer 3 years ago
you, my dear, are an interesting find..you proclaim to be a french native but your english lacks a french accent, at least, to my american ears. funny but you seem to possess more of a british vernacular..none the least, i love your videos and find them educational but you seem to ramble with randomness, which can be confusing
luvpolitics 3 years ago
Don't like it, don't listen to it. XD
2fcd 3 years ago
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maybe ur english isnt as good as i thought, considering u lack the ability to understand a compliment when u see one. i actually complimented u but mentioned u have a really convincing amer/uk accent. i could clearly hear ur french accent when u said words like prepare that translate from french into english. what a great representation of the rude french stereotype, bitch.
luvpolitics 3 years ago
Why are you addressing this comment to the maker of this video when she obviously did not reply?
susiequelle 3 years ago 4
lol exactly.
Luffyone 3 years ago
Many of us in the young generations and having been born and bread in cities and studied recently (including semesters abroad) don't have French accents or only slight ones when speaking English... Get used to it. It's different when i go visit my family in the country though... True.
Oualtaire 3 years ago 2
why does she speak japanese?
Babtist22 3 years ago
à la maison avec des livres, des vidéos, des manga nimés..., 3ans
LeylaRandomness 3 years ago
:) ou as tu appris le japonais et en combien de temps??
schildkroet 3 years ago
hey, keep up the good work.I am learning French as well as Japanese.Anatano nihongo o kiitte bikkuri shimashta!Wow...your accent is perfect...be it Japanese or English....I have lived in Canada and Japan ,so i am familiar with the accents......I really love your videos.Hope to get good at the languages i am learning.
Thanks
suzuki5155 3 years ago
Love your videos!Keep up the good work pretty lady! x
Merrylikechristmas 3 years ago
先日本語の等しい言葉を捜していたのですが、「なるほど」のほうも当てはまるでしょうかな。
でもあなたは本当に言葉の才能に優れていますね!尊敬します。私は英語と日本語の話せる中国人ですが、今フランスごを習い始めたばかりです。新しいビデオを大変期待していますので、よろしく!
Merci!
kenyubikiri 3 years ago
hola amigo mey name es senior del taco ariba ariba
saweet999 3 years ago
you are hot!!
lemus721 3 years ago 13
that's so crazy that you can change your accent like that.
mad props!
lamelori 3 years ago 2
Nice work
C'est bien de faire profiter aux internautes de tes talents de langues.Moi même je suis en cours d'apprentissage du japonais...
juhnom 3 years ago
Salut leyla en fait je voulais juste te demander combien de langue connais-tu ? bonne continuation !!!
jeanotho 3 years ago
Wow t'es trop belle :P
wizagab 3 years ago
Is there any difference between Voilà as "here you go" and Voici? It would be appreciated if you would tell me!
bebichon 3 years ago
I guess you can say 'voici' to say "here you go", it's probably a bit more formal that's all. I know I wouldn't naturally say it, tho it's not an absolute mistake.
LeylaRandomness 3 years ago
In fact voici is to show or designate something you cannot say voici mon travail est fait it is more like voila mon travail est fait. voici le char de l'armée canadienne for exemple. voila can also be used to designate something. I mean, you can't say voici like that without showing an object.
By the way I'm francophone from Quebec so I know what I'm talking about :)
Dake21 3 years ago
British accent then American! Cool. :)
jessi330 3 years ago
i really like your way in speaking french....and english and chinese as well..hahah i dono anyways..am learning french myself and your videos rili helped out...je peux parle plus fancais maintenant..mais j'ai etudie la francais depuis neuf ans....mais juste je cru ca je suis meillure dans la francais.tu as aide moi..merci!
spikegrl 3 years ago
French is a very difficult language to learn. Did you learnt french for nine years? Because...you made lot of syntaxe mistake. That would be : Je peux plus parler Français maintenant mais j'ai étudié le français depuis neuf ans. (I can't translate that sentence it could mean many things.) tu m'a aidé merci.
Keep up the good work I really encourage you to keep studying french! :)
Dake21 3 years ago
Actually, it would be ''Je ne peux plus parler Français maintenant mais je l'ai étudié PENDANT neuf ans (=i studied it for nine years).
francoisbeaudry8922 3 years ago
thanks a bunch dake!i went to paris this year...no wonder why french people laughed behind my bak when i talked to them in french:p
anyways it was a nyc courtesy from u to point at my mistakes..wish ya de best!
spikegrl 3 years ago
Où est-ce que tu t'es appris l'anglais? tu le parles très bien... lol au début j'ai cru que tu sois américaine :D
( excuse-moi si je fais des érreurs, je suis finlandaise... )
pawws 4 years ago
I learnt english mostly at school. and then a 1 year stay in england made me more or less fluent.
actually, your question reminds me that my mom bought me little yellow books to learn english when I was about 9. they were full of games and funny activities, with tapes and songs too. that's how I got started I guess...
LeylaRandomness 4 years ago
haha ok :D you learn new languages pretty fast don't you?
pawws 4 years ago
I guess so, somehow I remember things very easily, as far as languages are concerned...
LeylaRandomness 4 years ago
It is still better than many others american XD you made only 3 verbs mistake but francophone can still understand.
Dake21 3 years ago
Merci..you are so cute! :)
aalshure 4 years ago
So I was told that 'vous' was addressing a group of people, rather than 'tu' which would address a single person? What is the difference between the two?
Schectersch1 4 years ago
'vous' is to address a group of people.
but 'vous' can also be used to address 1 person it's the polite equivalent of 'tu' and should be used with stangers, older people, people you don't really know or you simply want to keep a distance with
LeylaRandomness 4 years ago
Ohhh! Thank you! Makes sense now :D
Schectersch1 4 years ago
Your english is so good I did not know you were French at first, and couldn't decide whether you were English or American! Or perhaps Canadian. I am American and live in France and am learning the language and you are a big help, MERCI.
reallytiredofthis2 4 years ago 2
AND!
you speak chinese really well :) i speak chinese with my parents and even they were fooled when I showed them your '在那遥远的地方' video!!!! Formidable!!!
WLZ227 4 years ago
ou est ce que tu as entendu l'anglais american? L'Angleterre est plus pres de toi, oui?
(where did you hear american english? Isn't England closer?)
WLZ227 4 years ago
american english is everywhere. TV, movies... YouTube... there's nothing to it!
physical distance don't anything now, the media erase it all!
LeylaRandomness 4 years ago
Oh my god, I think I love you! Your English is incredible and you speak it with such ease! Are you bilingual or did you study English? Your videos are so clear and effective. I'm English but have studied French since I was 10 and I still struggle to pronounce / speak with ease. I'm even ashamed to write this in French for you! You have such a talent!
lebluesdubusinessman 4 years ago
I call my self "fluent in english", but I realize that there's still so much that I don't know. Never STUDIED though. Just learnt like dat. particularly when I was in England. TV and Radio were my best teachers
LeylaRandomness 4 years ago
Pourtant tu as un accent plutôt américain non?
crabmansmisterturtle 4 years ago
ça dépend du contexte. Si je suis dans un "environnement britannique" j'en prendrai l'accent. Mais en règle générale mon accent est plutôt américain effectivement. C'est plus facile, plus souple...
LeylaRandomness 4 years ago
Superbe ! Vous enseignez le Français de maniére exemplaire avec un accent absolument parfait (dans toute les langues que vous utilisez, d'ailleur) !
Bravo :)
deamon44 4 years ago 2
mais les anglosaxons aussi utilisent voilà...enfin pas tout le temps et pas forcément dans les mêmes situations...
Cdb6es 4 years ago
c'est une francaise que j'envies énormément pour son talent quelque soit la langue. y'a q'un mot pour ca je crois, respect ^^. j'espere juste qu'un jour j'arriverai a egaler sa maitrise de l'anglais, (j'ai perdu tout espoir dans les langues asiat, lol)
bhaal1 4 years ago
^^ J'arrive pas à savoir si c'est une française ou une anglaise, la prononciation française est parfaite et l'anglaise semble bonne aussi. Mais les exemples données ne sont pas forcément très usités, on dira rarement "ah voilà, j'ai compris !" plutôt "ah ouaiii okkk" ^^
trojanlol 4 years ago
Whoops tu es néé en france, autant(au temps) pour moi. :)
Axatar 4 years ago
Tes videos prouvent tres bien que les personnes d'origine étrangere ont une faculté a apprendre plusieurs langues facilement.
Bravo!
Axatar 4 years ago
Oui mais pour un Japonais tu es d'origine étrangere aussi ;p
Dake21 3 years ago
Quel avantage inestimable dans la vie que de maîtriser ainsi plusieurs langues... je t'envie à un point! Bravo, tes vidéos me font réviser mon anglais, continue... ;-)
lolrotoboy 4 years ago