3 French speakers teach Shu French [nijisanjiEN]

nijisanji members:

♡ Elira Pendora 【NIJISANJI EN】:

♡ Nina Kosaka【NIJISANJI EN】

♡ Vezalius Bandage 【NIJISANJI EN】

[mynchans]

Shu’s French is so cute 😊 now he knew how to say ‘non’, gonna miss his ‘nnn’

[rift]

Shu is too precious. He can have some Rosemi moments ngl.

[CassieTheBlanketFairy]

Don’t worry Shu, took French for years and I still don’t get it.

[blazingkite]

You may not notice it
but Sorcerer Shu is only getting stronger by the minute, he'll be able to cast french spells the more he learns

[Lunarelise]

Oh yeah, the "nnnn" thing he experienced 😭

[trnsltclips]

it's ok shu studying french pronunciation is basically hell 🙃

[LunaRayArclight]

The whole "n/non" section with the wiggly screen edits 😂 ... 👀 I also hear "n" 😅

[mocliamtoh]

Tabarnak is specifically a Canadian French swear, and is basically the most profane swear there is. It comes from tabernacle, like the one you find in churches

[ikeywikeywikey]

Shubert in a french accent took so many years off my lifespan as a french person

[wabsibabsi]

My last name is Schubert and when Nina pronounced it russian 🫢🤭

[Ninillii]

I mean tbh, Google Translate slurs the word a little bit, it’s not clearly pronounced. She kind of swallows the „on“, so I don’t blame Shu for mostly hearing the beginning „N“. It’s what happens when you don’t enunciate the word well

[crispintranslations]

im really sad there wont be a
full nijifrench stream before nina's gone 😭 like with every member who speaks french

[Erik_Emer]

So google translate’s voice is a weird. If you know French, there’re 3-4 nasal vowels (one representation per sound: an, in, on, un). It’s like she took the sound for “ou” and nasalized that. No wonder it’d be hard for Shu who’s relying purely on an automated voice.

[AgilesRem]

"French people from france" Nina Kosaka 2023

[ziezero]

God i miss nina already. I haven’t been in the niji fandom that long—like not even 6 months but i suddenly miss her ☹️ and i didnt watch her clips as much bc i was fixated on the others… damn…

[JGPRSNJ]

As someone who's never learned French, it's pretty much the only language where I rarely, if ever, understand the sounds coming out of their mouth. It just sounds like they are putting no effort in annunciating and my brain just cannot compute. I may have to learn it someday, so that stops bothering me.

[otakusurnaturelle]

I don't know her name, but the blond girl (the one with the bell) is right on the dialect thing that might have brought Shu to confusion. In France, they generally speak more from the mouth, which brings a highter-pitch and more "closed" prononciation. While in Québec, we speak more from the throat, which brings a deeper-pitch and a more "open" prononciation.

At least, that's what it seems like to me from a native speaker perspective.

[cel-]

when google translate gaslights you in french💀

[rin_etoware_]

if you combine NijiFR and NijiEN, you get NijiFREN

[ThompsonExpress]

YESSIR THEY SWORE IN FRENCH CANADIAN IN NIJISANJI