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In Hindi it's called Chanel In American English it's called Chanel In Japanese it's Chanel Huh Chanel Oh no Chanel Hello Naturally I don't know We can give it a try I'll laugh Right up until you do Yes there's plenty to laugh at sometimes Because it's just so wrong But some people don’t seem to understand what we’re talking about when they bring this up It’s not just about luxury brands It's really funny not just the car brand Some characters are so confusing In Korean it's Louis Vuitton In Japanese it's Louis Vuitton Louis Vuitton In English it's called Louis Vuitton In Japanese it's also called Louis Vuitton What do you think It seems fine In French it's called oen In other languages it's pronounced on Otherwise It seems acceptable I understand We can all earn points together Louis Vuitton In French S means quiet S is at the end of a word It's usually quiet And ON means on Two words: Louis Vuitton You say U a lot it's Louis Vuitton It's like all you do is say it like that Like us Louis Vuitton That unfamiliar sound—Time so fancy and so luxurious when he says it You really roll your tongue a lot don’t you Yeah it’s like a lot of vibration And the tongue is also moving quite a bit In France we say Christian Dior India we say Dior In the United States we say Christian Dior In Italy we say Dior In Japan it's Dior So cute In France we have only two options: either we say the full name Christian Dior or just Dior Same here Yeah Mostly the same The main difference is something like the R in Dior—it's not the L it's more of an open sound Dior I nearly choked you out Dior Christian Dior You know the ad is for Dior Jeanne d'Or It 's a breathing exercise It's very different Breathing exercise Christian Dior She's so close to Dior That's adorable I think Italian is the closest because it's a Latin-based language so it's easier You sounded like a very sophisticated person Like someone trying to sound overly fancy But it was fine Everyone else understood it too But Mariko was laughing so I Dior Adorable So adorable So adorable In French we say Yves Saint Laurent India we say Laurent In the USA we say Yves Saint Laurent In Italy we say Yves Saint Laurent Close In Japan Yves Saint Laurent Italian and Japanese are the closest to French It's Laurent So it's the same but the R sounds a bit different Otherwise it's pretty close I know a lot of people just say YSL YSL In France we say either Yves Saint Laurent or Saint Laurent but we almost never say YSL Even in India we just say YSL or Laurent—exactly like YSL To me Italian sounds closer to French But when it comes to I think American and Indian English sound a bit closer when spoken aloud Ours is even closer And Japanese sounds more like Korean to me Since I'm familiar with the Korean language I believe the original pronunciation is quite different so this version is actually a more accurate way of expressing the brand's name Actually I was surprised how similar Japanese sounds to Italian So yeah that was interesting When I heard it it sounded like a completely different language except for the fact that it's from Japan It was as if Japan had become entirely different In French we say Givenchy So I'm not sure how Indians refer to it but I'd rather say Givenchy In the USA we say Givenchy In Italy I think we say Givenchy Japanese is Givenchy But I've heard people say Givenchy I was expecting more people to be wrong It was fine It's not off it's on Givenchy In French the J sound is J It's not J There's no J sound It's just J Givenchy You said Japanese was even better Givenchy In French we say Hermes India we say Hermes In the USA we say Hermes In Italy I think we say Hermes In Japanese it's Hermes Hermes In France the H is almost always silent some of you said Hermes with an H but in France the H sound typically doesn't exist—the H is silent It depends— if there's a C before it becomes CH or SH But if it's on its own most of the time it's silent Hermes is kind of an exception But when it's at the end you say the S Usually though if it's at the end you don't pronounce it In this case it's because it's akin to a family name So it's a bit specific But it's Hermes So otherwise it would just be Hermes It would be Hermes if it were just a word like any ordinary word but since the name is actually Hermes it carries more weight It's more of an exception in the French language This one is probably the most famous everywhere The pronunciation is likely to be quite similar In French we say Chanel India we say Chanel In the USA we say Chanel In Italy we say Chanel In Japan it's Chanel I think the hardest is Japanese because of the L sound in English and Indian languages the L is slightly different—it's Chanel Japanese when compared to Korean lacks final consonants because it doesn't use the tongue to produce final consonants words like Chanel and Nel are all broken down into separate syllables Chanel like this But would French people understand if you say Chanel They’d get it but it might sound a bit odd Chanel Oh Chanel French people are I love matching people's pronunciations Oh no Chanel In French we say Cartier India we say Coture In the United States we say Cartier In Italy we say Cartier In Japanese it's Cartier too It's similar here I think you broke my heart Cartier Katchi In English you kind of butchered both R and T—you just made it Cartier Cartier Okay well it could also be I don't want to speak for everyone in the USA but regional It's completely different It's our own way of speaking Because I don't think they're going to get rid of me We don't In French we say Jacquemus India we say Jacquemus In the USA we say Jacquemus In Italy I think we just don' t say anything— we just buy it I think we'd say Jacquemus Japanese is Zaku Mus In France I think many people wouldn't fully know how to pronounce this brand Many people recognize the brand It's a recent brand It's mainly bags and shoes A lot of girls like it But usually people who say Jacquemus either omit the S at the end or drop it entirely but the pronunciation is Jacquemus You can hear a wide variety of pronunciations like Jacquemus Jacquemus But many people don't even know how to say it correctly I had a lot of fun making fun No most of them did fairly well Honestly there were only a few brands that were more difficult and it wasn't the ones I expected that ended up getting ruined the most—I think the one that hurt me the most was was Vans Cartier And the cutest was probably Mariko's Dior It was really fun shooting today with the French American Italian and Japanese team and we all genuinely enjoyed the entire session—it was a blast learning about everything together French culture and learning about the other country 's culture made it really fun Looking forward to more videos It was really good seeing how we all pronounce things either the same or very differently but it's also funny because we have a real French person here to be like what are you talking about Yeah I think were all trying our best because he was here So we had to impress him in some way We didn't do that but apart from Vans Yeah he's in the show Every country had a lot of fun and the Japanese were especially funny among them Today we tried to pronounce the proper French pronunciation If you like this video please like subscribe and leave a comment down below See you soon Bye