and you remember you're an authoritarian dictator

Retourne au Japon sale connard

Loulou Chris du calme 😅

@@alphafr7473 j'ai rien fait snif

@@alphafr7473 bha engeule moi va y

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/June_Rebellion Yeah.... one problem with that, this takes place during the June Rebellion of 1832.

@FUCK your feelings ok and

@FUCK your feelings How agressive, such negativety.

@@WritingGeekNL 1848*

@@theblondknight9579 1989

And CCP

mostly CCP🤔

@@wws2020 yep

@@wws2020 whait is CCP?

@@vitorb.macarthy348 chinese communist party

We can learn from fiction just like we can from non-fiction

If only it was only fiction... it was in part inspired by real facts

@@eovius facts disguised in fiction. It can be a usefu tactic in sending death threats too

Les Miserables was based around a real rebellion in Paris. Hugo was there, and had to take cover from gunfire as he walked through the streets

@@scottishjedi1522 I know. I sometimes imagine whats it like to be caught in the middle of all of that

Me 2.

3

4 Je aime la France, love from China

5

Same

It's a French song so yeah? I think it's logic..

Tbh it sounds better for me in english and im french. I guess its diffrent for everyone

@@jannolas yeah, idk sometimes I like thus sound in English, and like two weeks later I prefer the French one so...

Everything sounds better in french

@Common Ghost ohh yeah, that's true, I like the beat too in the French one

Vive La France!

Voila qui est bien dit!!!!!

Same but I'm from the US

@@yourordinarytemplar3785don't compare the glorious french revolution white the us revolution it's an insult for our country !

@@starbrique7733 at least in the American Revolution George Washington didn't declare himself a god and cause the death of hundreds of Civilians

People: Off with their heads.

@@technoblode4604 French people in 1518: Dance til your dead

Hahahahahaa

It is interesting the kingdoms end in revolution the empires in war and the republics in chaos.

@@NapoleonBonaparde True. There aren't any so-called "Best governing system". Just lies that fit the demand of the mass at that specific period of time. As Napoleon Bonaparte said, " If you wish to be a success in the world, promise everything, deliver nothing.'".

Want help? Je parle un français claire et fluide!

@@DominicBlair Mais mal orthographié !

HERENNIVS ETRVSCVS Mon français est quasiment jamais mal orthographié. J’ai dû écrire un texte de 600 mots de pour le ministère de l’éducation du Québec et j’ai eu un pourcentage d’erreurs et de fautes de cohérence de 2%. Entre autre, pour un garçon de 15 ans, mon français est pratiquement parfait merci.

@@DominicBlair Pourtant, il y a une faute d'orthographe dans votre premier message et deux dans le second.

HERENNIVS ETRVSCVS «Claire» et «de pour» sont des erreurs de frappe et je ne sais pas où tu vois la deuxième erreur dans mon deuxième commentaire.

Much love to Italy from France ! Forza Italia ! Io sono en Marsiglia, il mio Italiano è molto male pero io piace molto l'italia. Vive la France, Forza Italia ! S.P.Q.R

We figa

I love France and Russia because they where smart and fought along side Britain

Love France and Italy, from your latin brother, Spain *LINGVA NOSTRA, LINGVA LATINA VIVENS IN AETERNVM*

The Latin origin is from the Middle East of Persia, the architecture of Greece, which you see, was copied from the Egyptians.

VIVA LA COMMUNE

L'originale c"est "Liberté, égalité, fraternité ou la mort"

On l'a pas gardée très longtemps celle-là

Et heureusement x)

Vive la republic

Emily Legel agreed

The translation is inaccurate.

Unless I'm mistaken, even the title is "To the will of the people." Either way, the translation works for those who are unfamiliar with the language.

I hope that your studies about our language went good, et bonne chance pour la suite !

@@MrSonyChaosit's good translate

I prefer the Original French Concept album. This one sounds too wishy-washy.

Our pleasure

Si tu connais pas clairement de leurs affaires, juge pas et ferme ta bouche.

@@yphiaaaa7952 PLEASE! DON'T SHOOT YOUNG PEOPLE!

@@edc4328 PLEASE！TO KNOW THE TRUTH! DO YOU BELIEVE WHAT YOU SAW FROM THE MEDIA IS THE TRUTH? DON'T BE SO NAIVE

Très sympathique de dire ferme ta bouche,si j'étais vous j'aurais dit directement "ta gueule"

Comme si ces notions n'existaient pas avant la République. Cette même République qui n'a pas hésité à massacré femmes et enfants, ainsi qu'à détruire tout identité et langue régionale...

@@samsara450 250 000 morts , à ne pas oublier

This isn't the French Revolution it's the June rebellion

The French revolution brought instability and turmoil, some of its ideas were truly liberal but in the end it looked like a socialist dictatorship

what about the thirteen colonies?

The French Revolution is embodied in today’s world. Sadly

@@UwU-xk5cx *Looks at slaves and the fact that the Founding Fathers didn't want women, black people or non-property owners to vote* All men are created equal? More like they're a bunch of hypocrites.

greeting from canada my french freind

Vento Forte Je suis chinois et j'étudie le français. bonjour from Far East!

Camarade communiste du Canada!

Vento Forte 9

rien ne remplacera notre Marseillaise ni un hymne à l'amour ni un hymne à la paix rien !

Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité !

@@Shankoy ta merde tu la garde pour toi arrête de pourrir les commentaires et ce pays

@@Shankoy Tyranny in opposition to freedom, okay. Discrimination in opposition to equality, okay. But sorority in "opposition" to fraternity ? Why ? Sorority is the same thing as fraternity but feminine, it is not an antonym... disunity would be more suitable. Why am I wasting my time with this ?

@@Shankoy the opposite of Fraternitè is Désaffiliation

I rob you, you rob me.

je suis francais et j'adore le japon!!ca me fait plaisir énormément que quelqu'un vienne du japon et aime mon pays!merci du fond du coeur.si tu veux plus apprendre sur notre culture,je te conseille d'en apprendre plus sur notre 1er empereur,napoléon bonaparte

Étant aussi français et grand amoureux du Japon, cela me fait très plaisir d'apprendre que des japonais apprennent le français comme moi j'apprends le japonais. Renseigne toi aussi sur des personnages comme Louis XIV, Henri IV et François Ier

ありがとうございます!

À bas le traître Bonaparte,vive la République !

@@Namaster88 ah bas le roy VIVE L'EMPEREUR

And a new revolution for as, for the proletariat workers

But "A la" means "in the", so translating it as "to the" would be incorrect.

That would be more of a poetic translation, rather than a direct one.

@@mobeenkhan824 No, à usually translates as "at" or "to". When you raise a toast you traditionally say "À ta santé" - to your health.

Mobeen Khan o Mm m mk I’m mk m mk m km m km mk lmm mk km mk mk om

Mobeen Khan A la would be either to the or at the but “in the” would be something like “Dans le” or “En la”

YELLOW VESTS!!!

Yeah just don’t go all, Off with their headsy

RISE UP AMERICA RISE UP ALL CITIZENS OF THE WORLD RISE UP POOR MEN RISE UP POOR WOMEN FIGHT FOR LIBERTY FIGHT FOR EQUALITY FIGHT FOR YOUR NATURAL RIGHTS FIGHT FOR FREEDOM

surrender up france !!!

@@spookylad1367 the wealthy men and women are bourgeoisie they don't care about any body but there profit and to enslave the working class

长得太像了....即使不学你们也大概能看懂法语吧

Ahhh gracias

Gracias, LINGVA LATINA VIVENS IN AETERNVM

@@user-tv3fv2tc7b L’espagnol et le Français ressemblent beaucoup

@@user-tv3fv2tc7b a bit too late, but we can't, we can hardly read it, but french is very difficult for us

malheureusement je suis au québec mais je vous soutiens a fond mes cousins d'outremer!!!!! Vive la France!!!

@@renadex4905 Merci et vive le Québec aussi ! 💙🤍💙 On vous soutiens ! 🇫🇷

C'est clair faudrait qu'elle tourne sur les réseaux mais y a pas que celle là

Adam Steïner dis*

Adam Steïner fais un effort 😓

@@yolfio3873 qu e ce tu veut que j y fasse ?

Adam Steïner j’sais pas relis toi debilus ca peut aider apprends le présent de l’indicatif 🤦‍♂️

@@yolfio3873 désolé j ai arrêter l ecole pour me concentrer sur ma carrière de footballeur

we all love it, mate Solidarité from a friend and comrade in Italy!

✊

My good friend, I’m a communist in mainland China and struggling to deal with the mobs in Hong Kong. It’s glad to see a comrade

越南共和国？

The Pirate Persian if you live in Hongkong you would know that the media is fucking up our city, the freedom fight is bullshit, we have freedom, they wanted the bill withdrawn, it’s now withdrawn and they want more and more and more. This is why it’s so fucked up now.

Dero Volk is a scam lol

Super Catman what has he done eh?

Bi an lan diyorsun sandım ha :P

Maalesef Google klavye l ile büyük I yı aynı yapmış

@@masteryoda6827 oof

sa

Why italian people want to learn frenchness and win the horse race?

William YOU DON’T KNOW WHEN IT’LL COME IN HANDY DAMMIT

오 한국인이다

@@MBasu-km8by what

@@MBasu-km8by "PRC is communist" Lol, good one.

@@MBasu-km8by prc hasn't been commie since the 80s it's corporatist

@@MBasu-km8by I'm a socialist? that's news to me given I'm a Technocrat it's socially somewhat socialist, and politically totalitarian

Tell me what isn't banned in china

致不屈的上海人民

@Ellie Oh D LOOOOOL, you're just an another brainwashed liberal

@@Kazakh_R0ck and you're an ignorant traditionalist neophobe.

@@mysticdawn7569 I'm centrist and conservative libertarian

@@Kazakh_R0ck that's great and all but conservative libertarians tend to believe in choices being made by the individual therefore it contradicts your stance on the gay community.

@@mysticdawn7569 and, I'm against tolerancy and libertarian left

take macron to guillotine！

The events in Les Misérables happened in June 1832, under the July Monarchy.

+Paul-Napoléon Calland I know it did but some of the scenes are reminiscent of those times in French history and month after les Miserables the July revolution occurred starting a he July monarchy.

The book was published eight years before the Commune of Paris, try again :p

Fun Fact, during this period , the author, Victor Hugo, was the royal poet.

We won!

We did it!

Thank you

Glory be to thee, Hong Kong!

Ugh no

@@tachy1801 You also forgot that the French in those time had a superior cavalry, infantry and even artillery, far before Napoleon. France was beaten during seven years war because of bad commanders and because Russians, Austrians and French were not coordinating their offensives against Prussians/English/German principalties. And also because France hadn't a true navy, the British were outrageously dominating the seas. Neverthe less, French were able to fit a small but very efficient navy in less than 10 years to permit the american insurgents to win their idnependence. More than french soldiers, it's french navy which permit the good "end" in this war. Rochambeau was also a great commander, far better than Washington which was more a good politician than a good soldier. Then when France which had the lead in the quality of its infantry, cavalry and artillery, when the french people were not anymore fighting by force but by will and when France reveealed great chiefs as Napoleon, Kellerman, Davout, Berthier, Soult, Murat and almost all the french Marshalls and Generals of the revolutionary and napoleonic era, it was evident that it would need a team effort (Prussia, Russia, Austria-Hungary, UK, Sweden, Spain, Portugal, german princes) to beat the French on the continent (with english gold also, they were the political leader of all coalitions, they didn't put much of troops and almost never took a risk excepted at Waterloo, where Prussians saved their asses when the battle was slowly but surely went in the way of French, despite a superiority in number and experienced troops in favour of the british) ... We can also do the parallele with the second world war : a true team effort to beat german nazis, with red army being the true armed hands of the allies, the US/UK supplies, the bodies of all the resistances in Europe... I put willingly apart the WWI which was far more complexe than WWII.

@The_Jaguar_ Knight It was more the succession of war where belligerants changed at each war permitting to at least a big ally to rest a certain time and recover from its losses when France was constantly fighting at her full strength... Allies would have took far more time to beat the French if Napoleon (to beat definitively British system of paying all the coalitions by a true continental blocus, which was not far to show its efficiency) hadn't decide to attack Russia, the alone true war that french began when all other coalitions were war declared by Britiain and its allies. Without Russian campaign, I don't see the coalitions defeating France. Napoleon lost his elite troops in Russian winter, but he inflicted severe defeats to allies despite a true inferiority in numbers and in experienced troops (the Marie-Louise did an incredible job)... The campaign of France in 1814 was a true nightmare fro allies, Napoleon showing a true genius to defeat troops surounding his by 2 or even 3 to 1. sometimes making 2 victories over different allied armies in the same day. Then I disagree to say that french defeat was inevitable. You forgot Diplomacy, and Napoleon wasn't that bad there. he had spoused the Austrian princess, she had given a son to Napoleon, Metternich was palying the double face like Talleyrand during all the napoleonic era. Napoleon only did 2 mistakes : The spanish occupation which obliged him to go there and let many troops which will miss a lot later. Then the lack of knowledge or analysis of the russian spirit and their winter. despite this 2 mistakes, he could have won even. In the end, the allied victory over France was very lucky and a bit surprising.

The funny fact is that Danton was also a jacobin btw .. He even said : 10 500 heads of traitors is nothing compared to the number of good citizens that will be oppressed or killed by these same traitors

And the reason of Robespierre’s fall was not only because of the thermidoriens, but also because there was a lot of jacobins who supported Danton too because Danton was considered a hero even more than Robespierre at that time because Danton led the French Revolution... after Danton was accused of corruption, Robespierre tried to protect Danton first but then gave up and accepted with other radicals to sent him to the gu*llotine

The fall of Robespierre is mostly because the jacobins were split in 2 sides... one supporting Danton and the other supporting Robespierre... When a radical was accusing Danton, Robespierre defended Danton which caused half of the jacobins to defend Danton and which sent that radical to the gu*llotine ...But when Robespierre finally went against Danton, a lot of jacobins defended Danton... Finally after all this dispute both Danton and Robespierre got gu*llotined... but because Robespierre was the one who gu*llotined Danton first, the moderates formed an alliance with the jacobins who supported Danton which was called the thermidorians... And then Robespierre was sent to the gu*llotine because the majority voted for his death...

permanent révolution apply

And then afterwords some royal official or some military commander will manage to appoint himself as the leader and restore a monarchy or empire (sometimes a dictatorship)

no. hong kong is not the revolution of our times: revolutions are pretty bloody- isn't HK a peaceful protest? riddle me this not only that, but qualifying HK, a city, asking to delay a [forgot the english name for it] the "revolution of our times" when Syria and other countries are having more, bloodier and for a better reason than HK, is pretty fucking selfish Also, this has nothing to do with Hong Kong. This is a French song.

@Yu Hin TAM so if i understand something it's not peaceful

Free hk

Liberate some real opressed people at China like Uyghurs and Tibetians.

One day Free Hong Kong

It's not a revolutionary song though.

la commune c'etait 40 ans aprés ( 1871 ), la c'estl'insurrection républicaine 1832