Sorry this was supposed to be uploaded last week but... my stupid birthday got in the way. Anyway, you guys requested it, the REGIONS OF FRANCE...IN FRENCH! (Why not?) Thanks Tony and William for helping. ALSO Yes the #Oman Episode will be up this week. Stay tuned

Barbs: *speaks French* Tony: *speaks French* William: *speaks French* Me: Oui

The Duolingo bird probably kidnapped his family and this is what Barbs had to do to get them back

The french people is thankful for your effort. We knight you "member of the brotherhood of baguettes". which is nice ...

Merci d'avoir fait l'effort de parler français! C'est pas facile alors bravo!

You're making progress in French, that's so nice to see ! Thank you for the effort, and happy birthday :)

You can really hear the difference between native and learned French here 😂 I understood most of what Barby said but when the guests started talking it was all ???????? (I took French for about 6 years total)

A brazilian guy with dutch parents watching a french video with english subtittles. Mr worldwide!

Mon dieu l’effort que tu as fait pour cette vidéo, je pense que tous les français de ta chaîne dont je fais partie apprécient énormément! Et merci à Doc Seven et Tony d’avoir joué le jeu!! Dude, I’ve been following this channel for over 3 years now, and the content is just getting better each time. Thanks for it all, keep up the good work!!

And all the non-frenchspeaking geograpeeps be like: ...alright, no comment section for me today

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes - 1:21 Bourgogne-Franche-Comté - 2:19 Bretagne - 3:14 Centre-Val-De-Loire - 4:11 Corse - 5:03 Grand-Est - 5:56 Hauts de France - 6:48 Ile-de-France - 7:45 Normandie - 8:28 Nouvelle Aquitaine - 9:29 Occitanie - 10:25 Pays de la Loire - 11:19 Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur - 11:54

Now do it in English

Literally almost understood nothing.. 🤣 But French surely is a beautiful language. 👌🇫🇷

Bravo à toi pour le mérite de faire une vidéo entièrement en Français 🗣🤗😎

Wow, I'm actually understanding a lot! Such a beautiful language, hoping to learn more. Love to France from Germany

As a bilingual * english - french* canadian, i must say, your french is excellent!! Continue ton bon travail, Barb!! De la part d'un demi croissant😂

Italy did not exist during the annexation of Corsica by France in 1768, the island belonged to the republic of Genoa.

Salut, super une vidéo sur la France et en plus elle est en français. Parfait !

Fun Fact: La Réunion (Island in the Indian Ocean) was once called Île Bourbon, and that's where Bourbon Vanilla got it's name. They still grow lots of Vanilla today. It's also a beautiful volcanic island that's perfect for hiking!

I'm actually surprised that I understod 90% of the video without subtitles (stopped studying 3 years ago). Loved the concept tho

Living in Louisiana, i'm loving this episode. The only issue is the Metropolitan French Accent.

Wow! I never studied French, and I was amazed at how I managed to understand many things without having to read the caption. I thought French was a difficult language, but it is more like Portuguese than I imagined. Great video, by the way

France: we will make the business/international language French British: Hold my Empire

Britain : a French colony since 1066...

Omg your accent is so funny. Love all of your work. Bisous ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I've learnt more French in this video than years of obligatory French lessons in primary school ever did.

The picture you used for Toulouse is actually a picture of another city in occitanie called Albi :')

*everyone in the comments speaking french* Me: uh baguette croissant oui oui

Eh bien, je vais essayer d'écriver cette comment en francais, dans l'e´sprit de la vidéo. Je suis tout pour un youtube plus multilingue. Dernièrement j'ai été regardé beaucoup de vidéos dans d'autres langues que l'anglais avec des sous-titres et ca a été cool. Les sous-titres ne doivent même pas être si bon pour s'amuser avec le vidéo. Il y a beaucoup de brilliants créateurs youtube qui parlant francais, russe, coréennes et plus qui a mis des sous-titres décents dans les vidéos, mais ne sont pas vus en raison de la barrière de la langue. Je pense que c'est particulièrement vrai pour les personnes qui seulement parlent anglais. C'est dommage, mais merci Barbs de faire avancer cette cause!

J'admire votre dévotion à la langue de Molière. Nice video, man !

I'm from Guadeloupe🇬🇵, great video I love it❤ !! I would like to have a video about this wonderful island because there's so much to say about it, as its history, these landscapes or its culture

10:23 : *Région OCCITANIE !* *GREAT OCCITANIA* : *Région Occitanie* (without North Catalonia) + *Aquitaine* (Without the North of Basque country) + *Auvergne-Dauphiné* + *Provence*

Good filler week! Looking forward for Oman. Love France 🇫🇷 from Chile 🇨🇱

There is a city in France called Nancy, which is my name 🇫🇷♥️

im not from france and i don't speak french but i loved that you did the video in french keep it up. Greatings from sweden

Provinces: Exists France: Do you mind if I just *merge you*

Actually, nowadays most people don’t speak French in the Chanel islands and the elderly can sometimes speak an English and French mixed language called ‘Jèrriais’

How about china's regions with full mandarin and cantonese? Can you do this XD?

pov: your french teacher linked this for class and your going through the comments for the answers

Ton français est très bon! Continue ton travail. C’est une langue assez complexe mais très gagnante quand on l’apprend bien. Cheers from Québec

Excellent travail comme toujours. Je trouve que ton Français s'est vraiment améliorer depuis l'épisode sur la France surtout ta prononciation. Continue !

Me : I'll watch Geography Now for upgrade my english level Geography Now : we're going to talk in french Bruh

11:12 This is Albi, the city have the biggest brick cathedral in the world

Thanks for doing it in all French, I really need to work hard and speak somewhat fluent enough to be able to understand and to be understood when I go to France for an exchange at the end of the year.

Basque people even have their OWN region in Spain (the Basqe country/ País Vaco). Its probably in the top 3 of most important regions in Spain.

*Regions of Spain or autonomous communities would be really good for the next filler week! Just a suggestion*

Gutes Video, schön etwas mehr über den Nachbarn zu lernen!

9:10 "And they have the famous Mt. St. Michel" You don't even know, but you've just started a war with that sentence

2:43 "on cultive aussi pas mal d'escargots" → "a lot of snails are also grown/cultivated there" More precisely, people bury the snail egg in a fertile soil, then they water it, after a few months, they get a snail plant with snail fruits ready to be harvested.

Votre niveau de français est vraiment génial ! En tant que Français j'apprécie la vidéo !

Moi je suis Mexicain mais cette genre de vidéos me rendent heureux

En plus le français, c’est pas simple ! Tu te débrouilles bien, mec ! Congrats!

Omg, listening french, reading english and trying to convert to portuguese on my mind lol

Awesome video but u didn't mention Airbus and "aerospace valley" in Toulouse

Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes = Colorado Bourgogne-Franche-Comte = Utah Bretagne = Florida Centre-Val-de-Loire = Connecticut Corse = Texas Grand-Est = Pennsylvania Hauts-de-France = Ohio Ile-de-France = New York Normandie = Wisconsin Nouvelle-Aquitaine = Washington Occitaine = New Mexico Pays-de-la-Loire = New Jersey Provence-Alpes-Cote-d'Azur = California Regions-de-Outre-Mer = Hawaii

You accent is soooo sweet !! Thanks for making the effort to speak French for this video you did a really good job! And I love Doc Seven ! Too bad that the only thing you had to say about my region (Lorraine) was la quiche...there were so many other things to say..

J'ai aimé ce video, merci beaucoup!!! Je suis abonné de ta châine depuis longtemps. Salutations du Brésil! Tu parle très bien le français :P

Awww Barby when you said that "à bientôt" at the end it touched my heart so much. I speak French too. I love that you're doing what you love and I love it too!! Come to Namibia one day. I'm your biggest fan 💓

Hey Barbs! Great video, and I really appreciate the effort to speak French (which you did really well!). However, I'd like to point out a few things. First of all, you can say capital and not préfecture, as the latter describes the administrative center of a département, and not a région. A région is comprised of multiple départements. Second, the picture you used for Toulouse is actually a picture of Albi. Third, Normandy didn't have nothing to do with France back when they conquered England as they were vassals under the king of France (just like Provence for example). Fourth, it is said that Guyane is very diverse because it has many "Amerindians, Creoles, French, Blacks". However "French" is not an ethnicity. All of the guyanais are French regardless of their ancestors (this mistake is only in the subtitles, not the the French presentation). Last, your way of breaking down the regional cultures, though understandable to distinguish one from the other, seems to give the impression of a really shattered France, superficially united by a central power. I am a French, born from parents from Brittany and Alsace, two very proud regions. However, the regional pride is not in opposition from the national one, it is complementary. Yes, independentist movements existed decades ago, but the remains of them are so minor, that describing both regions by it seems misgiving (if you tell an Alsacian that he is more German than French, even though his ancestors spoke Alsacian (a germanic language) and not French like himself, he won't like you very much). We are all French, attached to our regional cultures and proud of the regional diversity of our country. However, thank you very much for this focus on our beautiful regions!

French comedy movies are very humorous!! Especially actors like Jean Reno, Gerard Depardieu, Louis de Funès are my favourite!!

Really interesting video. Love hearing the french language. I'm still waiting for the "Regioni d'Italia"

Guyanne Française, L' Australie de la France 🤣🤣🤣

Ca fait plaisir de t'entendre en français ! Note: We also have our own language in Alsace, the historical region of Grand Est that is the closest to Germany. The old generations (+50 years old) still speaks "alsacien". It's like german with a weird accent and some french words here and there.

I’m an English speaking Canadian but I can understand almost everything you say due to how much I hear French spoken

Merci beaucoup for the French! I only had a little back in seventh grade but you're making me want to learn again!

Mon dieu ton français....... c’est tellement amélioré depuis ta dernière vidéo sur la France My god your french........ is so much bettes since your video on France

I could listen to French all day, such a beautiful language.

I like how William is wearing a "Merry Xmas" shirt even though this video was made in June

Been looking forward to this one - the regions of France is something I have no idea about!

DocSeven est dans la place ! En tout cas, tu as un bon français : félicitations !

I remember when I had to learn these in middle school there were still about ten more regions... The fact that I don't even know the new regions is really disconcerting

POV: Your french teacher assigned you work and linked this video

J'adore quand les anglophones parlent en français, il y a vraiment un charme ! J'adore ce que tu fais, bonne continuation ;)

Dans la classe de français en Allemagne, nous avons appris que Marseille est la plus grande ville, après Paris. 🤔

Barbs : says Mont St Michel is normand *angry Breton noises*

As a fellow French learner, I appreciated this effort a lot! Lorsq'un vidéo de Régions de France en français est fait, un vidéo sur le Royaume Uni en accent brittanique serait trop drôle!

Hi im French just to tell you congrats you speek really good despite some minor mistakes 👏🏼👏🏼

Hearing an American talk in French is helpful as another American trying to improve my French listening skills.

Bro, You have helped me out so much! I have been following the show since the beginning. Always loved the show and how you stay so factual. Appreicating the people and separating them from their government. Im studying Spanish and French at my Open University and you have good me through the course at times. Keep doing what your doing All love from Israel!

En tant que francophone moi-même, il a fait un travail incroyable en parlant français et en enseignant à tout le monde nos régions en France. Merci Paul👍

I'm trying to learn French right now so this is really helpful

Wouah! Ton accent français est vraiment super 👍 Your French accent is great! Congratulations for this video

Centre-Val de Loire is also the most fertile region in France, which is the reason why Paris is located next to it, it feeds all the people in the capital.

Corsica (Corsica in Corsican and Italian, Còrsega in Liguria) is an island located in the Mediterranean Sea and a unique French territorial collectivity. Fourth island of the Mediterranean Sea by its surface, Corsica was attached for nearly four centuries to the Republic of Genoa before a brief independence as Kingdom of Corsica from April 15, 1736 to December 1740. In 1755, it adopts the first democratic constitution of modern history giving women the right to vote for the first time. May 15, 1768, it is ceded by the Republic of Genoa to France, although Genoa has a limited hold on the island since the declaration of independence in 1755. It is conquered militarily by the Kingdom of France during the battle of Ponte-Novo, May 9, 1769. Unique department to the creation of the departments in 1790, Corsica is divided in two in 1793 with the creation of the departments of Golo and Liamone. It becomes partially independent under British protectorate from 1794 to 1796 with the creation of the Anglo-Corsican Kingdom. In 1796 Corsica was definitively French then reunited in 1811 in a single department, then again divided in 1975 with the creation of the departments of Haute-Corse and Corse-du-Sud. The Corsica region was created in 1982 (as a collectivity) and acquired in 1991, following local demands, a status of territorial collectivity with special status called "territorial collectivity of Corsica". Finally, since January 1, 2018, in application of the law on the new territorial organization of the Republic of August 7, 2015, Corsica has become a community with a special status within the meaning of Article 72 of the Constitution, of a single local authority type , called "Corsican community", instead of the territorial collectivity of Corsica and the departments of Corse-du-Sud and Haute-Corse (as collectivities). The departmental administrative divisions of Corse-du-Sud and Haute-Corse, jurisdictions of exercise of the powers of the State, remain unchanged, with the prefectures respectively in Ajaccio and Bastia. Corsica has 339 178 inhabitants in 2019 according to INSEE estimates, although the last official number is 330 455 inhabitants as of January 1, 2016. This low population makes the island the least populated territory of France metropolitan.

Your french is pretty impressive ! It feels great to hear you speak my language ;)

2:57 That's Charles the Bold (1433-1477), but in French he said "Charles the Bald" who was a much earlier, Frankish king. You must have slipped him the script but he got the names of the kings in English mixed up.

Hey! I grew up in Réunion :). My family is originally from "Bretagne" but moved to the "Hauts-de-France" where I was born. Then they took me to Réunion before I even celebrated my first birthday.

Ok, you did france’s and Germany’s regions. Now as an Italian I want the regions of Italy.

At 3:07 is a photo of Place Stanislas in Nancy, Lorraine which is not in Burgundy-Franche-Comté region

We good neighbors always helping each other love France from Spain 🇪🇸♥️🇫🇷

Nice video, your french is pretty good :) Kisses from Alsace, because it is better than Grand Est. Fun fact: When the politicians were wondering what name they should give to our region, they proposed ironically "Arschloch". I think there's no need to translate... ^^'

Amazing work, cool video, awesome French! Love your channel!

Big gg you speak french very well but Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes is also known to have had the very first railway line in the world. the Loire takes its source and crosses it from South to North

Hi ( sorry for my bad English )

D'une française : ton français est génial ☺ 🇫🇷 Ta chaîne est vraiment géniale

I'm from Germany, but it's much easier to understand French Je suis allemand, mais je peux comprendre le français beaucoup mieux que l'anglais...Merci boucoup!

For the next filler week can we have an episode about the regions of Spain, but in Spanish. That would be cool, anyway, nice vid 👍

Hey ! Great video ! Your french is good enough that I did not need the subtitles to understand every word you said :D Congrats !

So cool, Paul. You're one of my inspirations to learn French!

Je suis de Metz capital de Moselle, département de la Lorraine qui fait partie de la région Grand-Est 😅 Un peu en retard, merci d'avoir fait cette vidéo de notre pays en Français, effort honorable, tu t'exprime très bien ! Bonne continuation pour ton apprentissage du Français 😁 à bientôt Vive la France et vive Geography Now 👍👍👍