European try to pronounce The Hardest European Words!! (English,Spanish,Germany,French)

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🇬🇧 Lauren

🇪🇸 Gabriel

🇫🇷 Alexander

🇩🇪 Ria

[jirkapulpytel]

For me as a Czech native speaker, german pronunciation is actually the easisest of these all. The second place goes probably to English. I've got literally no idea what's going on in French.

[davidkasquare]

I understand why Lauren is saying what she’s saying about French and Spanish! Both French and English had a fair amount of Celtic influence, French was influenced by Germanic languages, and English was influenced by French. Much more contact between English and French than English and Spanish. I really do think that in general, French is easier for English speakers to learn than Spanish.

[mimamo]

Funny how German has got the bad reputation for being harsh but the Spanish guy sounded like he wanted to murder someone and German sounded cute, lol.

[luiz]

A good video among Germanic vs Latin languages

[MrPantheraUmbra]

Pronouncing hardest words from European languages...

Slavs: Are we joke to you?

I would love to see them pronounce the word from south Slavic language: "Trg" short word but a lot of foreigners struggle to say it.

[fraolgudeta]

If it wasnt for his accent that spanish guy would perfectly fit as american

[vvera]

I‘m German but I've met Spanish people that were very different compared to Gabriel. I don't know if he represents the country well enough or in general Spanish as a language. But the French guy was very nice, kinda surprising haha

[lothariobazaroff]

That would be so much better with Andrea from [e]Spain instead of that loud guy.

[stelath_]

4:23 As a french, I didn't even know we could say "yaour" 😂 I know some people are saying "yogourt" (like in English), but "yaour"... 😆

[holynoiz]

For the first few minutes I wondered if the Spanish guy was really Spanish and not Japanese the way he spoke. 😄

[xschizophreniax]

I couldn't finish the video with that Spanish guy, so rude and annoying, even the German girl got annoyed by his jokes about german language.

[haraldtoepfer]

If you find German hard, try Swiss German :D. Greetings from Switzerland. I really liked this episode.

[Blessi]

sorry but that spanis guy is pretty annoying :/ the french one is so sweet and polite tho <3

[rafaelmujica]

you should bring Andrea from Spain, this guy it’s very loud and awkward !!

[thomasschmitz]

I couldn't help but thinking that the guy from Spain sounded Korean when trying to speak German, whilst the guy from France did really well. Please accept my apologies in case this comes across inappropriate

[LeFeeteur]

As a french, I see Lauren like the typical british girl. She's nice

[Ptitnain]

They chose Yogourt and Mercredi as hard word in French? Hahahaha what a joke. 😅

[rickydimas]

Ngl...The French guy is cute and sweet

[jannepeltonen]

Compound words tend to be very easy to read when you know the language - you're probably going to know the parts of the compounds, and you also know how the syllable structure works, so you're going to be able to see the word boundaries. But sometimes you do get real ambiguity, obviously.

[monero]

The Spanish guy is loud af, overpowering everyone else with his speaking…get Andrea back