oui oui baguette

Tourists

it's so true.

I agree on that since I'm french...

i agree on that cause i speak french

I'm learning French

Cool!

dang i coulda made a decent meme with this.

It took me a minute and a half to do it. No effort lol! Don't worry.

I spent 5 years of my life learning French and when people tell me "Speak French" I just panic and say this

For me, 4 years at school. It's a helpful language but what gets my nerves is when people ask me about translating stuff and what are they saying, though I try my best and hope I could do it better. I feel you.

One of the hardest aspects so far is translating things on the spot

Yep!

Same for me, but reverse. I'm french, and I panic a bit when I get asked to translate because I don't know every english word.

Yea. It's hard orally

ahhhh oui, c'est vrai

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seal in french

Oui oui Eiffel Tower baguette mime

me learning French be like

You mean ben oui mais en fait non

No since he only speaks a little french

Je vers francias, fur "tu du you".

It makes sense, Je speak only la moite de la sentence

The comment section is starting to sound like Duolingo, what could this possibly mean? 😅

we're going frenglish dans cette comment section

Me: canadian who has to learn french

So true

Especially with websites

Consider alternatives..........C'est la vie.....que sera sera........mozel tov....elohim la broha.....la hayam.....dios mio......vaya con dios.....oui!

Bonjor, oui oui, I don’t speak Français

I can relate as a French speaker

i thought the oui was pronounced oi for a second

SACRE BLEU

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hahahahahahahahahahahahahah I like baguette hahahahehehehehehehehehehehhehehehehehhahaahahahahahahahahhahahhehhewhehhehehehehhehehehehheh

"Je ne parle pas français" "I don't speak no French". It's a double negative. People get angry and say it's not, but it is.

"Well yes, but actually no"

donc tu ne parles pas français... moi non plus.

So you don't speak French... (idk the other part, still learning)

it's "me neither". say thanks to a french man.

Merci beaucoup!

Pas de problème.

c'est même pour moi ? (sorry French!)

It's same for me?

yes