A Humorous Argument About the Illogical Grammar Rules in Both the French and English Languages

Multilingual comedian Loïc Suberville, who previously translated an absurd English sentence into French so that every word sounded the same, amusingly personified the French language and then proceeded to shame that person for the grammatical rules within.

Of course, French rightly took English to task as well.

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