Here's why:
* Numbers are fundamentally different: Each language has its own unique system for counting, with specific words and rules.
* Context matters: Just because a French word is used doesn't automatically make the entire phrase French.
* Misleading: Saying "un deux trois" might sound like counting in French, but it's actually a mix of languages and could be confusing.
To count in French, you need to use the correct French words for numbers, such as:
* Un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq, six, sept, huit, neuf, dix...
Example:
* Incorrect: "Un one two three"
* Correct: "Un, deux, trois"
So, while it's fun to play with language, it's important to use the correct terms for accurate communication.