French People and Americans Compare Animal Sounds

"We say cock-a-doodle-doo."
"What?"

[vaporwavedog]

French bee American bee
🤝

[lioneliv]

- its a pretty aggressive animal!
- yeah, it’s proud and mean and... ... french

[Lili-ccpz]

“Your French frog makes American duck noises” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[mokkaveli]

I think English has such weird impressions for animal noises because the sounds are turned into actual words to represent them, instead of just copying the sound

[garrettthecarrot]

1:49 "I don't think New York pigeons really make noises."
More like, "We can't hear them because the city noises are so loud!" 😂

[aurora]

The amount z depends on the flight of the bee. I like that

[lydiarodgers]

why did all the english speakers forget a chick goes “cheep cheep”

[Jumping-cholla]

I love how “cock-a-doodle-doo” got a collective “what??” from the French

[someperson]

Conspiracy theory: *animals have different languages too*

[jessicawang]

Can you do all French speakers on one side and English on another? I was confused to who is French since their English are so good

[spaizemunkie]

Yeah, you don't wanna go around France saying "pipe" 😂😂😂

[유정연-fd]

1:31 no one else is amused by his pause and "un pigeon!"???

[koyaTHEEkoala]

Next episode: "animals compare French and American human sounds"

[nialldean]

No one:
Absolutely no one:
Not a living soul:

An American: bAbY cHiCkEn

[learningfrench]

0:39
"That's a rooster"
"Or a coq" *side eye*

[dearthofdoohickeys]

Morale of the story: the world’s languages can unite in harmonious bee impressions.

[lydiabachi]

You know you’re from quebec when you use half french and half english

[derranlawston]

I really liked the French guy at 1:30 he seems so goofy 😂

[angelicac]

1:31 i love this guy and i love how excited he was when he saw the pigeon omg my heart

[laubenot]

Almost every couple is casually flirting with each other wow