Let's do it with the scenario where you're sad about the passing of Carmen Sandiego.

She's passed away already passed.

Well, I know where she is.

Lily, for your surprise showcase, Please break down How to do a French accent.

Please re read the card in a French accent.

Lizzie, for your surprise.

Showcase Liza back down to do a French accent.

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The red roses were fresh yesterday.

Zia was, Is will fresh yesterday.

Ours are distinctly very French.

It's a sound that I feel like is only really used in French.

HUD, whose is the first instinct is like doing a very strong are to sound French like zio head.

The hoses are like the th also is like People often go toe like zip, which I feel like nuance and a little bit.

But the ours, for sure your head was his wife.

How she still day, Yeah, but those is what pushes still day.

Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?

Where in the world is governments and giggle?

The W's aren't quite as articulated.

I feel like as like the R's of the th is, but I feel like what's interesting with this one is like a word like Diego, since it could be it like it's a name as well.

That, to me is like a one of the words.

You can just kind of say, Like how you would say it in French like Diego, because that's just the name and Galman, too.

It's like a name.

So you would just say that how it is some words you can just say the French version of because that's what they would be anyway.

Well, notice that are in zero World is Kalman sends Eagle.

Well, the world is coming.

San Diego happens.

It wouldn't this common sensical, professor, if we heat the solid too quickly, won't it?

Sublimate, professor, if we eat too quickly, won't want it subs, mate.

I feel like the French have a sound for their pauses or for our pauses, which is just kind of like, uh which I guess is universal.

But it's very prominent French Lee, which put Priscilla if we, uh it's almost like you're looking for the other word.

You're waiting for it to come to you and say you're doing something in the interim.

Also, what's interesting about this one is notice.

The H in heat kind of disappears.

When you're doing it in a French accent, it would be it.

So it's almost like you're eating something.

The H goes away.

Sublimate Well, I think just the emphasis is more on mate than sub in English.

You would say sublimate or I would say that.

And in French, it's more like sublimate Uh, Professor.

If we decided to quickly won't it sublimate if we it's decided too quickly, won't it sublimate, please take about?