Melania Trump called a liar: why Twitter is unleashed on the first lady
After her cosmetic surgery operations, her taste in decoration and her clothing choices, it is now the mastery of foreign languages of Melania Trump that is criticized. Skills, especially in French, that an expert seriously questions, for a very specific reason ...
Not a week goes by without Melania Trump being in the sights of her detractors. The First Lady is regularly scrutinized for every move, to the point that even her decorating tastes are mocked. If the reasons for criticizing her are therefore not lacking to her observers, starting with the relationship she has with Donald Trump or her clothing, this time, it is a much more surprising subject that is targeted: the Melania Trump's supposed talent for foreign languages.
The American First Lady has indeed declared that she can speak several languages fluently, namely English, German, Italian, Serbo-Croatian, French and Slovak, her mother tongue. Passing through France for the July 14 military parade, the First Lady even tried to pronounce a few words in French while visiting sick children at Necker Hospital. " Hello how are you ? My name is Melania, "she addressed the little patients. And these are precisely the few words that language expert John Aravosis has taken down at length in a Youtube video ... and questioned.
Someone who is fluent in French can say more than 'hello, my name is this or that'. You would at least show the children that you speak French and you would do more for the audience. You would say hello, I'm Melania, nice to see you kids today! How is it going ? The studies are going well? ’”, Demonstrated the expert in his video, in impeccable French. And to add, sternly: "If she really spoke French fluently, wouldn't she want to show how classy she is, that she is the First Lady to speak so many foreign languages for a long time? But she stuck to French for dummies, as we learn during the first days of classes! "Unlike Melania Trump, the expert obviously has no tongue in his pocket ...
