Viewers of Felix "xQc" are likely aware that English isn't his first language. The popular streamer is from Quebec, a Canadian province where French is the official language. He is quite proud of his home province, as even the "Qc" in his name comes from the abbreviation for Quebec.
While playing Fall Guys with NymN, the Swedish streamer told xQc that he had been learning French with Duolingo. Felix gave him some positive feedback, but then mocked NymN for putting too much emphasis on every other syllable.
The former Overwatch pro joined many Twitch streamers who have picked Fall Guys back up after the game's recent title update where it launched on Xbox and Switch and became free-to-play.
The recent changes have shot the game back up in popularity, although not quite to the heights that it achieved after its launch in 2020.
Swedish streamer NymN joined him during a recent livestream as well. He told Felix that he has been learning French through Duolingo, an app that provides lessons in speaking different languages. He wanted to showcase his French speaking skills to a native French speaker:
xQc is from Laval, a town in the French-speaking Canadian province of Quebec. While he primarily speaks in English on his stream, French is his first language and he has not shied away from showcasing his pride in his home province.
He seemed to brace himself in preparation for NymN's attempt at speaking French. After hearing him speak, he gave the Swedish streamer some helpful feedback.
While the overall pronunciation and sentence structure was fine, Felix told NymN that he was putting too much emphasis on certain syllables, which gave away the fact that he is not a fluent French speaker. In response to his constructive criticism, NymN
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