Frere Jacques

[Jardin2Sue]

Si toi aussi tu disais "son-télé-matineu " MDR

Pouce vert !! :D

[kingelf3]

not to sound racist but i thought french pe manily white (yes i know there r black french) but shourly you should have french kids from a french song its the same as having a bunch of white kids for a afican song or aians kids from for an indian song aghin not being racsit but just wondering p.s sorry about my spelling

[KiNFrea]

I can play it on a synthe keyboard.

[martalotta99]

in estonian it's like this: sepapoisid sepapoisid teevad tööd, teevad tööd, taovad tulist rauda, taovad tulist rauda, päeval ööl, päeval ööl

[Sektion9]

The English version is atrocious.

[Boujiist]

Elle est cool sa me fait rappelez en maternelle

[CallMeBreezy100]

I'm learning this on my clarinet

[57lasha]

Not sonnez la matine is sonez Les matines

[Eunice29291]

:) Elle est tres bien <3 ca me rappel mon enfance :(

[LenahLee]

Em português há uma versão sem sentido chamada "música dos dedinhos".

[carolinachecodina]

In italiano:fra Martino campanaro dormi tu? Dormi tu? Suona le campane, suona le campane din don dan din don dan

[zooziaz]

In Finnish language this is:

Jaakko kulta, Jaakko kulta, herää jo. Herää jo. Kellojasi soita, kellojasi soita. Piu pau pou, piu pau pou

[555pontifex]

It should be 'ding, dang, dong'

[InsaneRaine]

I always thought it was jack....isn't "jean" the french "john"? I could be wrong but...

[lexj99]

@InsaneRaine U r right it is

[TheTubeme258]

en allemand : bruder jakob brider jakob, schläfst du noch? schläfst du noch? hörst du nicht die glocken? hörst du nicht die glocken? ding dang dong ding dang dong.

[Maxence1402a]

Sa prononciation française est horrible

Her french pronounciation is horrible

[djamelfloyd]

bien cette chanson



[djamelfloyd]

y-tttt



[DropDeadJustinBieber]

I figured ding ding dong would be the same in french?

[SnowWhiteQueen29]

@DropDeadJustinBieber Well, it's a sound. And, they're different in all languages. I don't know WHY. But it's like..meow. Meow in french is "miao" or something.

I always thought that was pretty weird...

[k3llio]

O.o french is better

[MichaelKhanTV]

I used to sing the french version when i was 5... didn't know the english translation til now lol

[AlligatorPulse]

Just did a a house remix of Frere Jacques with my love. Be sure to check it out its the official dance tribute to Frere Jacques!

[dizzystaniach]

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[EpicBacon]

So many views, such few comments.

[nyappy0princess]

her R in french is hella funny

[j0a0carl0s]

Eu gosto muito desta musica

[Kirstieefly]

i always sang semi lema tina whoopssss....

[Squizree]

That was NOT French.

[IsabelSpeaks]

LOL ACCENT FAILLLLL

[nerual92]

her french accent sucks.

[benamourjr]

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[kathleenclare2]

i luv it!! so cute

[MissLittle49]

sinon ya une parodie connu de frere jacque c'est : frère jacque jacque chirac ou va tu ? trou du cul ? je vé a la maisse , draguer les gronsèsse ding ding dong ding ding dong ! x:

[Omeyae]

@MissLittle49 ce n'est pas "draguer les gonzèsses" mais plutôt "me laver les fesses"...

[XxXDanielDinosaurXxX]

That is wrong. The proper translation is.

"Jacques brother, do you sleep? Sound the crossbred ones."

I'm not exacly sure what that means, but that's the proper english translation.

[bigtiger1964]

@XxXDanielDinosaurXxX Use your glasses. You mixed up matines and mâtinés.

[Generalvaldez]

@XxXDanielDinosaurXxX They did not translate the song... This was translated before Abraham Lincoln was born...

[jpbabii202]

brings back memories(:

[nayek14feb]

stupid accent :d

[Aragon25000]

Jacquez  means James.

[TheXxxchrissxxX]

cette chanson je l'apprend a l'ecole et je ladorrrrrrrrrr

[FREAKOUTpEaNuTbUtTeR]

@TheXxxchrissxxX Je l'ai appris à l'école aussi! Et c'est un de mes préférés!

[gingkaetpegasus210]

@TheXxxchrissxxX c nul!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[batuhan958]

@TheXxxchrissxxX je suis en Cm est j aime toujour cette chanson

[15lolio]

@TheXxxchrissxxX tu as quel age ?

[qtpye420x]

Jaques is supposed to be jack but when translated it can be john too.

[Heydad956]

I'm sleeping....forever

[humzaproduction100]

@Heydad956 me too

[cheergirl1194]

my fav song from my child hood i luvv itttt

[humzaproduction100]

@cheergirl1194 errrr



[TRWolf]

I would've thought "Jaques" was Jack, not John.

[Quamlen]

@TRWolf Me too.

[Generalvaldez]

@TRWolf its funny but a lot of names like James, Jack, Jacob. They are all are variation of the same Hebrew name.

[Labradoodle909]

@TRWolf Actually "Jacques", according to this video, means "sleeping", and "vous" means "John".

[666waluigi]

@Labradoodle909 in french the words can be in a different order like saying brother john are you sleeping.

[mrik21]

@TRWolf John is Jean, Jacques is Jack, you're right.

[totallytoph]

@TRWolf u go this wrong the jaques part is part of are you sleeping not the name

[DancingNinja77]

@TRWolf some versions say Jack and some day John. I believe that John is more popular, but it all depends on how you leanred it.

[MollysChild]

@TRWolf jack is a nickname for john anyway

[mythinform]

@TRWolf

"Jacques" est en fait "James" en français. Je peux voir pourquoi ils diraient "John", cependant. Il serait rime pas autrement.

Translation: "Jacques" is in fact "James" in French. I can see why they would say "John," though. It wouldn't rhyme otherwise.

[pinkmuffinparis07]

@TRWolf Its not! Jean is john

[kitchenprincess321]

@TRWolf Yeah, but it won't rhyme in english if you use jack... "Brother john" seems to rhyme best with "ding dang dong"

[comgeekputer]

Random but funny. Ive never known the french.. if thats what it is. I still like the weasel better though. :D