@btchyfrench: In French to say ‘please calm down’ we say.. Calme-toi, mon chéri / Calm down, sweetie But in BtchyFrench, maman says... T’as fini de faire ton cinéma ? / Are you done making your cinema? #btchyfrench

TheArtExhibitionist :

Not us Italians saying "L'hai finita con sto teatrino?" (have you finished with your little theatre piece?) ✨

NiLeS o WaGeS :

I always say: Arrête ton cirque!

BtchyFrench :

Which one is more infuriating?

smackinbots :

your maman seems like a colorful individual 😁

Auntie Crone & Her Cats :

Even in French this pisses me off. 🤣

Andrea Givigi :

In Brazil we say: Para de show! (Stop the show!)

latenightbakes🇸🇬🇮🇹 :

both would unleash hell tbh

Juliana Müller :

Honestly, calme-toi mon chéri would piss me off more 😂😂

Vicki P :

The French equivalent of “dramatic much?” Lol love it!

kelvinexum209 :

I will be using that in English lol

Call Me Key! :

The drama 😂😂😂😂

Ría :

Same in Spanish, whenever someone says it I’m like LE GASP

Vel :

Oh, it’s lit in English, too! 😁

Anso B :

Moi c'est plutôt "YO!" ces derniers temps 🥴

broonz :

merci

lalavibes :

love your vids

Ellen M :

ninazak_ :

😅😅😅 j’adore

Ask Virginia :

Perfect

AllieTR :

saved 😎👌 Merci 🤪🤣✌️💖

marcheyes :

LOOOLLLL

Likeanox :

In somali 🇸🇴 we say Haaye, fiilim aa ii saarte or fiilimka na ga dhaaf. Meaning: you've put on a movie for me huh or stop the movie

Skyeza (Dragon Queen) :

Guessing the English equivalent to this is "quit being a drama queen" 💀💀

8ndrewstrip :

in Spanish we say: Bajale de 🍳🍳s

mojumi :

Maman says “tais toi mon ptit singe” . Just mine? Ok then.