When you’re about to defenestrate French...

I have literally never heard of « Overmorrow » 😂 My bad!

[edgelord]

English and french is those two cousins who hate each other but spend their entire time together

[ablunt-headedtreesnake]

I love how French looks so proud of himself when he says "Biffle"

[Jmoneyj]

Sometimes you just really need to throw somebody out of a window

[SuperN]

This is more proof that Overmorrow and Ereyesterday need to come back into common usage, they are such good words, yet so unknown

[zylena]

"I'm going to defenestrate you" sounds so good. I'll start using it.

[jaydenspear]

Him: why would you need a word for throwing someone out of a window?

About a thousand years of English history: um, hi?

[oaktreeyt]

imagine the coroner report saying “cause of death: subject was defenestrated and then bifled to death”

[JuliaTiberi]

Damn… now I wanna say bifler to my French teacher

[bulbouskiwicat]

I love how excited French was to show off the word they made up “and bifler is the verb” he sounded so proud 😂 I’m dying

[rozek]

We have actually two words for throwing somebody out of a window, defenestration, and YEET

[ahmedattef]

I love how French is just happy saying it

[airelrogers]

Came for the definition of defenestration. Stayed for the bifle.

[mandyc]

Like “English” isn’t all of us when we learned “defenestration”

[MeryKeit]

I know probably like a hundred French words and now “bifle” is one of them. NICE

[mischake]

Dutch has all the good words
Day after tomorrow: overmorgen
Bifle: zwaffel

[moocow]

People getting thrown out of windows was a fairly common occurrence at my English senior school.

[elliothough]

Parents when they ask why you failed English:

[konodioda]

Everyone: the day after tomorrow
Overmorrow: *and I took that personally*

[BenjaminLammers]

My 12 year old is voluntarily studying French because she loves these videos. Needless to say, my wife and I got pretty bug-eyed when we heard the end of this video!

[nicosee]

Throwing someone out of a window?
I thought it was simply called
YEET-