How to sound like a Parisian | Easy French 76

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Easy Languages is an international video project aiming at supporting people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews and expose the street culture of participating partner countries abroad. Episodes are produced in local languages and contain subtitles in both the original language as well as in English.

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Camera: Janusz Hamerski & Cari Schmid
Edit: Coleman Donaldson
Transcription & Translation: Coleman Donaldson
Special Thanks: Raphaël Piguet

#parisianfrench #frenchwithsubtitles #easyfrench

[dmark]

Most people think their language is standard and everyone else has the "accent" lol. I like what the guy in the yellow uniform at the end said, about the charm of Paris in terms of language : )

[colmmockler]

What the guy in the high visibility vest says at 9:02 is really wholesome.

[simondellanegra]

il y a plusieurs accents parisiens. Le mec chauve 2:51 represente très bien l'accent des quadragénaires, la fille des 3:30 c'est un accent petit bourgeois, la fille des 5:00 c'est plutôt un accent "étudiant" (un peu grave et trainé, que j'aime pas mal), les filles des 2:02 c'est un accent de banlieue. Il ont des choses en commun ? Peut être de mettre des "euh" partout, surtout à la fin de mots, des ouais (oué) au debut de phrases, des "quoi" à leur fin. Ex.: "ouais du coup-euh le métro s'est arrêté-euh et c'était la merde pour moi quoi"

[mjrmls]

That girl at 3:30. That's the parisian accent. Basically sounds like talking to someone is draining all your energy

[ibrahimkante]

"Choco" is an Ivorian world which means "roll the r"

[JyothiSalian]

That community helper in the green jacket is wise with the best response to all questions 😊

[a.bettik]

I've been a Parisian for 30 years, and I can tell you : the girl at 4:57 has the most "Parisian" accent and intonation of all. When you talk, it's like you sound like the smell of a fresh dog pound on the macadam that's been walked upon under the rain, and that's been soaked in exhaust gaz from early morning.

[catherinek]

il est trop chou le dernier homme qui parle de garder votre propre accent ♥️

[bennyboost]

omg I had no idea the interviewer was American and not a native speaker. He is amazing.

[думатьиначе]

I live in the southern of France, I can tell the most « parisian » accent you have in the video is the one spoken by this lady 3:32

[cleitonlin]

I appreciate the eye contact of French people, that's awesome

[Jeuro]

Amazing, the lady at 3:28 is the exact Parisian accent stereotype but doesn't realise it

[ronweasley]

Just me or a lot of times I just watch these interviews for good interviews and not to learn any language :P

[learnurduwithsara]

The man in the green vest is insightful. This is great cultural learning.

[fabiolab]

I love the fact he choose different people, not just a version of Paris !!!!🥰🥰🥰

[brutalsalade]

the differences between accents of Paris and "banlieue" (suburbs) are mostly social. Rich suburbs like Versailles / St germain en Laye / Neuilly sur Seine have the same way of talking than (rich) parisians districts opposed to poor paris districts / and banlieues (composed with immigrants).

[thequantumnow]

My favorite was the man from an island, really helpful because we hear so many things about going to Paris. I'm about to just start learning French, so excited!

[zengmeiw]

Le monsieur de 2:20, il a l'air sage et gentil: ) Il dit quelque choses beaux:
à paris le fainçais ça coule comme l'eau；
Le parisien est comme un oiseau 😂；
Il faut rester comme on est et parler le français comme on est. On est tous parisiens!

The best way to know if someone is from Paris (but really from there, like born there) is when they talk about other cities saying ‘la province’ ou ‘les provinciaux’ 👀

The others words are said everywhere else in France.

[robertoalonzo]

Merci beauoup d'avoir fait cette video... Je suis un étranger qui habite à Bruxelles, et je viens de commencer mes cours de Français, donc je ne connais pas beaucoup de mots, mais avec vous j'ai appris pas seulement des neuveux mots, mais aussi la manière comment la Parisiens parlent :), et je trouve cela très cool