This was great! Thank you! What about the “reality” show, L’Agence? It isn’t as fun as the other series, but seems to use a lot of everyday interactive dialogue.
In my experience, another great way to learn French, is to watch American programs 'dubbed' into French as often, the French is spoken much slower and pronounced much clearer. You can watch with or without English sub-titles too!
Bonjour Alexis, I am a retired Spanish teacher and in my classes, I used short film clips like Disney shorts to help students acquire better listening comprehension and enhance vocabulary. But before viewing the clip, the new vocabulary was taught and practiced in class. Then, while viewing the film clip, I would stop and ask short questions about a scene. Afterwards, I'd play the clip without pausing. A short reading from the clip would follow. This would often take a full class session. This method provided lots of opportunity for conversing in a fun way. My students enjoyed it immensely! ❤
Bonjour Mary , this is an excellent method to teach a language . I know the vocabulary but the young woman on the first clip was speaking so fast even after watching Alexa teaching us the vocabulary , I still can’t understand it .
@@hellophoenix Bonjour Abu, Try the show "Extra" french episodes 1 through 8. It is very amusing and comes with subtitles. You can find it on RUclips. Bonne chance!
I can't believe someone is actually recommending relatively new series to improve French. For some reason all French study materials and teachers usually recommend films and series from 40-50 years ago. I was beginning to think French cinema workers extinct and nobody makes new films are series anymore. xD Thanks for the video Alexa
Me when seeing clip: 'Gosh, it was fast!' Alexa: 'I know what your thinking, it was fast.' Me: 'Yes it is.' Thank you for teaching me to understand fast spoken French.
I love "Old English" movies. Even though I am still in the earlier stages of learning French, the idea of learning the "Old French" makes me quite happy.
I have been struggling along with DuoLingo for learning the French language for 6 years. This has helped, but now listening to you speak French, I am inspired all over again to apply myself anew. Thank you Alexa for your well rounded teaching styles!
Only use Duolingo to supplement your learning not as your main one. The useful part of duolingo is their podcasts. You should try Assimil and listen to French shows as often as possible.
I just started learning French and I’m watching Marseille on Netflix. It’s a place I’ve been to a 2-3 times while in the US Navy so it’s nice to see how it looks now. I watch each episode with English subtitles then rewatch the episode in French subtitles.
I'm someone that appreciates the fast-paced French with subtitles included. Ever since I realized the existence of the French liaison, I have been consistent with it. In addition to that, I'm from Saint Lucia, we have the second language, Patois (Broken French), so I can quite understand French faster
- Arte Documentaries in French : ruclips.net/p/PLCwXWOyIR22u7zWLFpOIcKDlOArePorSc -Franck Ferrand’s podcasts : ruclips.net/p/PLohg8tfh_cS4vCG3gmojpXVSGaZ7vCpYy -French History documentaries : ruclips.net/p/PLC4siPTFsziR7xycGUCHB7_rVOaX5EdiD
Merci!!!!! Alexa you really are doing so much for us in helping us to learn this beautiful language....am a middle age woman and just started to learn French and taking up a beginner course but I think you are doing so much better for me. Please keep teaching us!💕👍
I've watched "Very Secret Service" many times AND The Bridgertons has French audio with (CC) which means it matches word for word. Without the (CC) it's approximate. That rule holds true on most Netflix shows. This way I can watch the show in English, understand it and then switch to French language with French subtitles and understand it in French. I just wish Neflix kept the CC up longer.
Thank a lot for sharing ur knowledge with beginners. You are the best teacher for French language I have ever seen. I have learnt a lot from your lessons. Recently I have watched a very old but informative tv series called EXTRAA. It is still the best for learning French. Once again thanks
Very nice. You should mention that Netflix also gives the option to 'slow down' the spoken French to 0.75 or 0.5. Also if you want to master a language you can also speed it up to 1.5 speed.
Mon français a amélioré incroyablement après que j'ai fini de voir quelque films, mon pronunciation c'est meilleur, je peux écrire melliuer aussi! Je suis très excité que je peux comprendre quelque part du la film sans sous-titres 🥰
Merci!! Je les regarderai! Il y a deux ou trois ans j’ai regardé Marianne. Les gens qui aiment les films d’horreur l’aimeraient! Je sais pas si Marianne est encore disponible sur Netflix mais c’était très utile pour ma compréhension orale. Merci de nous avoir aidé comme d’hab 💜
The worst part about watching with subtitles is that quite often the audio dialogue does not match the subtitles which makes listening to the audio quite difficult. However, if you can pick out the audio, it's interesting to see the different ways to say the same thing in French. A quick example is at the beginning of every episode of The adventures of ladybug and cat noir. Ladybug says, "Je suis Marinette," but the subtitle is "Je m'appelle Marinette." The point being that every phrase of every episode is like this where the audio does not match the subtitles.
VERY useful video. Thank you! My students always ask me for suggestions on French shows to watch & most of them watch shows on Netflix. So this video is perfect.
I speak italian english and our native tongue but i wanted much to learn french so i watched Josephine ( saw it in italian tv so i search in yt the orig version) i didn't learn french but i did understand what i was watching😊
One I’ve rewatched often over the years is “Une vie de chat” or in English “A Cat in Paris”. It didn’t take long to understand it in French without the subtitles.
@@Justme77400 u like the ending? Interesting. I hated the ending because I was rooting for Tom to get away with murder. He didn’t really feel like the antagonist but he was someone that we are supposed to root for
I’m watching ‘Twice Upon a Time’ on Netflix. I watch it with French subtitles but if I can’t catch or work out what they’re saying (which is often) I rewind and watch with English subtitles then go back to French. Slowing it down might help me a lot!
I really enjoyed watching "A Very Secret Service," a spy/comedy series set in France in the 1960s. I learned a little bit about history, too, along the way. From a sci-fi perspective, I enjoyed "Osmosis," which stars the same actor, coincidentally enough, who plays a Steve Jobs-like figure who's invented a way to find your soul mate.
Thanks for a very helpful video. A similar approach that I am also using is watching the French dubbed version of English language films that I know well - so I know what's happening and what the dialogue would be in English while I hear it in French. It's even interesting to hear how the French audio actors pronounce people and place names the French way. Every film is different, but I have had problems with some films where the French subtitles paraphrase the French audio that can be confusing. I like the films where the subtitles match the wording of the spoken dialogue.
Sorry if this is something you've covered before, but could you shed some light on "j'aime bien" for me? I had always assumed that bien was an intensifier and that it would mean something like "I really like...", but after using Duolingo for a while to brush up on the French I learned in school 15 years ago I'm now not so sure I fully understand how to use it, Duolingo also seems to sometimes use "j'aime" to mean either "I like" or "I love", which I thought would be "j'adore", so maybe you could do a video on how to express how much you like or love something or someone?
J'aime bien would be I like, j'aime is I love and J'adore is I adore, in degrees of intensity it's J'aime bien < j'aime < j'adore ! But j'aime beaucoup is more intense than j'aime, it's I love it *so much* or *a lot*
Regardless of all troubles, I do think I will warm the chair a bit more and learn French on everyday basis, or at least try to learn it in longer intervals.
I watched Lupin after your last video on it. Although I didn't understand most of it, I enjoyed listening, reading the sub titles n seeing where the sub title doesn't match the dialogues. Next I was thinking of Call my agent, but since you're also recommending, I will check it out this weekend itself. Thank you. Also I hope all are available in Netflix?
Now I need to know what the other six arts are :D I've already been making use of this technique but I'm always up for some recommendations! I recently watched a French dub of Battle Royale which left me with the unusual experience of watching a Japense movie dubbed into French with English subtitles. It made me laugh because I could often spot a difference between what the French said and what the subtitles read. They might have the same general meaning but were said in different ways! J'ai perdu mon corps was worth a watch! Also even if watching in English, you can often put on French subtitles and learn the other way around :)
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo formidable Alexa. Elle est très utile. Il faut que nos oreilles s'habituent au français quotidien et parlé rapidement. Je vous prie de faire ce genre de vidéos avec une durée un plus longue, si bien que nous pouvons aussi apprendre beaucoup de mots.
Thank you Alexa! I just started to learn French (from your video, start from alphabet! And from language learning app) . I am excited to hear phrase I just learned. I also love Lupin and finished Call My Agent couple weeks ago. My Netflix also recommend Bonfire but I was a bit hesitate the depth of the movie (not strong on history topic). I am sure I won't catch much as well, but as foreign speaker perspective, I learned some french culture from these shows. This is really cool!
Hello Alexa.I wanna thank you not only for this beautiful video but also for all the other ones you are doing they are helping me a lot with learning french i wanna recommend to you some of the tv series i have watched and loved,i am glad you love watching tv series as well ,i hope you like my recommendations first there is a french remake for the american bachelor series,it is hilarious and i loved it so much it is called La Flamme also there is les ombres rouges, La mante, Les sauvages i hope u like them and keep the good work :)
Hello Alexa. You are such a blessing for me! I had been pushing myself half-heartedly to learn French because it is so hard. After discovering your channel, I got so inspired that i am having fun while learning French now. You explain the concepts so well. God bless you dear!
Bonjour ! Ma'am Alexa,would you please tell me the required qualifications for teaching French at a kindergarten level ? In one of your videos you had sung a nursery rhyme ',Un petit lapin' ! I have enjoyed learning it.That's when I realised that most probably I have the knack to teach very young children. Merci beaucoup ! 😃
Can I suggest another french show? It's called "Transfers" on Netflix's. It's such a good show. I'm so mad that they either didn't make a second season or netflix's dosen't have it.
Our fav includes 'Balthazar' though they speak plus rapidement... Et, Candance Renoir, in French and a wonderful set of story lines. Just say, 'Alexa--Candance Renoir'
Hi Alexa. At what level of French (B1, C1 etc.) would you recommend listening to French podcasts? My level is B1, I tried to listen, but it didn't seem like it was helping a lot. Seems like the hardest thing there is, harder than watching French shows with French subtitles.
You should be able to change that, while the show is playing mouse-over the thing that looks like a speech balloon in the lower right corner. It will let you pick the language for your audio and your subtitles.
@@lisadioguardi5742 we typically watch our Netflix on our DVD player, so I can't do all of those things on that, I will log in on my laptop to see what options I can preset the account to.....thanks for that.....it's weird that it's only that show though, I'm able to watch other French films and TV shows with English subtitles, but not Lupin (it doesn't even have substitutes, it's literally dubbed over). I can tell because the English doesn't line up with the movement of the lips.
Alexa, s'il vous plaît, faites une vidéo sur la série 'Alphonse', c'est tellement intelligent et amusant ! C'est génial ! Je vous remercie beaucoup! 😍😍
I love "Les Petits Meurtres d'Agatha Christie" (Agatha Christie's Criminal Games), great fun! Only available here in Australia on SBS on Demand (Special Broadcasting Service's online viewing app) so no option for subtitles in French unfortunately. Would love it if you chose a a scene from one of the many episodes for an upcoming similar video. Thanks.
This was great! Thank you! What about the “reality” show, L’Agence? It isn’t as fun as the other series, but seems to use a lot of everyday interactive dialogue.
Good choice, I'll take a look into it for a part 2 if people want it 😋
Merci beaucoup!
@@learnfrenchwithalexa I’d love it!!!
@@learnfrenchwithalexa yes plz do
Thanks for the advice
Call My Agent 1:44
The Bonfire of Destiny 5:24
Lupin 8:32
Bored and rich? I don't believe you
In my experience, another great way to learn French, is to watch American programs 'dubbed' into French as often, the French is spoken much slower and pronounced much clearer. You can watch with or without English sub-titles too!
Salut, I Need to learn French & I am a beginner So where can I find this "American programs 'dubbed' into French?(Sry for My English)
@@Filipos610 9ko
Please don't try watching friends. It's not so good
@@shivd4445 Agreed!
Thanks for sharing!!
Bonjour Alexis,
I am a retired Spanish teacher and in my classes, I used short film clips like Disney shorts to help students acquire better listening comprehension and enhance vocabulary. But before viewing the clip, the new vocabulary was taught and practiced in class. Then, while viewing the film clip, I would stop and ask short questions about a scene. Afterwards, I'd play the clip without pausing. A short reading from the clip would follow. This would often take a full class session. This method provided lots of opportunity for conversing in a fun way. My students enjoyed it immensely! ❤
Bonjour Mary , this is an excellent method to teach a language .
I know the vocabulary but the young woman on the first clip was speaking so fast even after watching Alexa teaching us the vocabulary , I still can’t understand it .
@@hellophoenix Bonjour Abu,
Try the show "Extra" french episodes 1 through 8. It is very amusing and comes with subtitles. You can find it on RUclips. Bonne chance!
I used to do that too!! But I was an English teacher
I can't believe someone is actually recommending relatively new series to improve French. For some reason all French study materials and teachers usually recommend films and series from 40-50 years ago. I was beginning to think French cinema workers extinct and nobody makes new films are series anymore. xD Thanks for the video Alexa
Me when seeing clip: 'Gosh, it was fast!'
Alexa: 'I know what your thinking, it was fast.'
Me: 'Yes it is.'
Thank you for teaching me to understand fast spoken French.
I love "Old English" movies. Even though I am still in the earlier stages of learning French, the idea of learning the "Old French" makes me quite happy.
I have been struggling along with DuoLingo for learning the French language for 6 years. This has helped, but now listening to you speak French, I am inspired all over again to apply myself anew. Thank you Alexa for your well rounded teaching styles!
Only use Duolingo to supplement your learning not as your main one. The useful part of duolingo is their podcasts. You should try Assimil and listen to French shows as often as possible.
Is Duolingo is less effective?
Lupin is a show that reinvigorated my want to learn French.
You are really the best french teacher
Thanks a lot
I just started learning French and I’m watching Marseille on Netflix. It’s a place I’ve been to a 2-3 times while in the US Navy so it’s nice to see how it looks now. I watch each episode with English subtitles then rewatch the episode in French subtitles.
I love Lupin! Great recommendation
Thanks Alexa. I just started learning French. I was learning Spanish, I'm Brazilian, but my dream is to travel to Paris 🥰🔥
If you don't mind so we can together
Extras... i feel that is good too
I'm someone that appreciates the fast-paced French with subtitles included. Ever since I realized the existence of the French liaison, I have been consistent with it. In addition to that, I'm from Saint Lucia, we have the second language, Patois (Broken French), so I can quite understand French faster
Great. Can you perhaps suggest some documentaries about French history? Learning about French history in French seems to be a great way to learn!
- Arte Documentaries in French : ruclips.net/p/PLCwXWOyIR22u7zWLFpOIcKDlOArePorSc
-Franck Ferrand’s podcasts :
ruclips.net/p/PLohg8tfh_cS4vCG3gmojpXVSGaZ7vCpYy
-French History documentaries : ruclips.net/p/PLC4siPTFsziR7xycGUCHB7_rVOaX5EdiD
@@pianoman1857 Exactly the sort of thing I was looking for! Thank you very much.
Merci!!!!! Alexa you really are doing so much for us in helping us to learn this beautiful language....am a middle age woman and just started to learn French and taking up a beginner course but I think you are doing so much better for me. Please keep teaching us!💕👍
what I need is for the shows to have faithful 1: 1 subtitles with the actors' speech, and on netflix it's practically impossible
Takk!
Thank you very much!!
Amazing even my French teacher at school suggested u!
September 7, 2021 5pm THANK YOU SO MUCH Miss! great class
Lupin was a lot of fun, I watched it a couple of months ago or so.
I've watched "Very Secret Service" many times AND The Bridgertons has French audio with (CC) which means it matches word for word. Without the (CC) it's approximate. That rule holds true on most Netflix shows. This way I can watch the show in English, understand it and then switch to French language with French subtitles and understand it in French. I just wish Neflix kept the CC up longer.
Thank a lot for sharing ur knowledge with beginners. You are the best teacher for French language I have ever seen. I have learnt a lot from your lessons.
Recently I have watched a very old but informative tv series called EXTRAA. It is still the best for learning French.
Once again thanks
Merci! I've been watching "A French Village" on Amazon Prime, but I still have to watch with subtitles. I suppose it isn't modern though.
Very nice. You should mention that Netflix also gives the option to 'slow down' the spoken French to 0.75 or 0.5. Also if you want to master a language you can also speed it up to 1.5 speed.
She did
Merci. Extra series is also a good one .
I dunno what do u do for a living but you’re a great teacher!
Thanks and congrats
The hook up plan est un très amusant sèrie pour apprendre le français.
It’s so funny!!!!
C’est très drôle!
Mon français a amélioré incroyablement après que j'ai fini de voir quelque films, mon pronunciation c'est meilleur, je peux écrire melliuer aussi! Je suis très excité que je peux comprendre quelque part du la film sans sous-titres 🥰
Merci!! Je les regarderai! Il y a deux ou trois ans j’ai regardé Marianne. Les gens qui aiment les films d’horreur l’aimeraient! Je sais pas si Marianne est encore disponible sur Netflix mais c’était très utile pour ma compréhension orale. Merci de nous avoir aidé comme d’hab 💜
J'aime Dix pour cent! C'est très drôle et c'est super pour aprendre le français.
The worst part about watching with subtitles is that quite often the audio dialogue does not match the subtitles which makes listening to the audio quite difficult. However, if you can pick out the audio, it's interesting to see the different ways to say the same thing in French.
A quick example is at the beginning of every episode of The adventures of ladybug and cat noir. Ladybug says, "Je suis Marinette," but the subtitle is "Je m'appelle Marinette." The point being that every phrase of every episode is like this where the audio does not match the subtitles.
VERY useful video. Thank you! My students always ask me for suggestions on French shows to watch & most of them watch shows on Netflix. So this video is perfect.
I speak italian english and our native tongue but i wanted much to learn french so i watched Josephine ( saw it in italian tv so i search in yt the orig version) i didn't learn french but i did understand what i was watching😊
What's your native language?
I love to watch Lou!, which is a French cartoon show about a 12 year old French girl and her mom. It is very colloquial French. It is fun to watch.
C’était amusante , la manière d’apprendre ou bien tester notre niveau en langue française à travers des séries .
One I’ve rewatched often over the years is “Une vie de chat” or in English “A Cat in Paris”. It didn’t take long to understand it in French without the subtitles.
I love watching old French movies with subtitles. Purple Noon was a great one!! Oh, wait, "Plein Soleil." 😁
AHHH THATS MY FAVORITE MOVIE!!! Did u enjoy it?
@@Cashcash69 I loved it!! Great ending!
@@Justme77400 u like the ending? Interesting. I hated the ending because I was rooting for Tom to get away with murder. He didn’t really feel like the antagonist but he was someone that we are supposed to root for
@@Cashcash69 I liked it because I didn’t expect it. I thought he got away with it and then BAM! Nope! 😀
Wow! Thank you very much for this secret Madam Alexa. I always desire to get the speaking aspect of French and I'm happy for this revelation
Lupin est fantastique, super! Can't wait for Season 3!
Thank you for very helpful lessons. 😃😘
My favourite teacher I cherish your lessons
I’m watching ‘Twice Upon a Time’ on Netflix. I watch it with French subtitles but if I can’t catch or work out what they’re saying (which is often) I rewind and watch with English subtitles then go back to French. Slowing it down might help me a lot!
I really enjoyed watching "A Very Secret Service," a spy/comedy series set in France in the 1960s. I learned a little bit about history, too, along the way. From a sci-fi perspective, I enjoyed "Osmosis," which stars the same actor, coincidentally enough, who plays a Steve Jobs-like figure who's invented a way to find your soul mate.
Yeah was brilliant
Thank you
You are the Best teacher
Thanks for a very helpful video.
A similar approach that I am also using is watching the French dubbed version of English language films that I know well - so I know what's happening and what the dialogue would be in English while I hear it in French. It's even interesting to hear how the French audio actors pronounce people and place names the French way.
Every film is different, but I have had problems with some films where the French subtitles paraphrase the French audio that can be confusing. I like the films where the subtitles match the wording of the spoken dialogue.
Thank you for this! I was wondering if these shows were good for both entertainment and learning french. 👌
Thanks for you 😘
Sorry if this is something you've covered before, but could you shed some light on "j'aime bien" for me? I had always assumed that bien was an intensifier and that it would mean something like "I really like...", but after using Duolingo for a while to brush up on the French I learned in school 15 years ago I'm now not so sure I fully understand how to use it, Duolingo also seems to sometimes use "j'aime" to mean either "I like" or "I love", which I thought would be "j'adore", so maybe you could do a video on how to express how much you like or love something or someone?
J'aime bien would be I like, j'aime is I love and J'adore is I adore, in degrees of intensity it's J'aime bien < j'aime < j'adore ! But j'aime beaucoup is more intense than j'aime, it's I love it *so much* or *a lot*
@@duckyduke954 merci :)
Regardless of all troubles, I do think I will warm the chair a bit more and learn French on everyday basis, or at least try to learn it in longer intervals.
Thx for all your videos, I have been watching you for at least 3 years and you have helped me alot. I am excited to try these out!
I watched a series called "Murder In...". I enjoyed it. They spoke slower and more clearly, making it easier to follow.
I highly recommend the TV series Les Revenants (The Returned). It is spooky and very atmosphere. Also the soundtrack is written by Mogwai.
I watched Lupin after your last video on it. Although I didn't understand most of it, I enjoyed listening, reading the sub titles n seeing where the sub title doesn't match the dialogues.
Next I was thinking of Call my agent, but since you're also recommending, I will check it out this weekend itself. Thank you.
Also I hope all are available in Netflix?
Now I need to know what the other six arts are :D I've already been making use of this technique but I'm always up for some recommendations! I recently watched a French dub of Battle Royale which left me with the unusual experience of watching a Japense movie dubbed into French with English subtitles. It made me laugh because I could often spot a difference between what the French said and what the subtitles read. They might have the same general meaning but were said in different ways!
J'ai perdu mon corps was worth a watch! Also even if watching in English, you can often put on French subtitles and learn the other way around :)
Family business is a really good French series too 😁😁👌
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo formidable Alexa. Elle est très utile. Il faut que nos oreilles s'habituent au français quotidien et parlé rapidement. Je vous prie de faire ce genre de vidéos avec une durée un plus longue, si bien que nous pouvons aussi apprendre beaucoup de mots.
Mortel, La révolution, and Black Spot are also really good. Netflix has a lot of good options.
J’adore dix pour cent !!! Je le regarde maintenant sur Netflix
I like The Chalet as the story is good and it seems like the dialogue is very clear
Wow. I really want to learn how to speak elegantly, like, dated. In french. Like "je vous en prie".etc
This was helpful Alexa ! Thank you! This will be helpful for my French listening tasks in school 😀
I learned a lot of modern casual French from the circle France I really enjoyed it
French village also one of the most important if you willing to watch it .
Thank you
That's exactly what I have been looking for, thanks.
Thank you Alexa! I just started to learn French (from your video, start from alphabet! And from language learning app) . I am excited to hear phrase I just learned. I also love Lupin and finished Call My Agent couple weeks ago. My Netflix also recommend Bonfire but I was a bit hesitate the depth of the movie (not strong on history topic). I am sure I won't catch much as well, but as foreign speaker perspective, I learned some french culture from these shows. This is really cool!
You are amazing dear Alexa!!!!!! Keep going please!!! Love uuuu
can you do "les visiteurs" i love that movie
I was already going to watch them anyway, but a confirmation is always important, so thank you.
There's a French news channel on RUclips named "7 jours sur la planète" they conduct interviews in French with French subtitles.
Highly informative video... tres bien !
Hello Alexa.I wanna thank you not only for this beautiful video but also for all the other ones you are doing
they are helping me a lot with learning french
i wanna recommend to you some of the tv series i have watched and loved,i am glad you love watching tv series as well ,i hope you like my recommendations
first there is a french remake for the american bachelor series,it is hilarious and i loved it so much
it is called La Flamme
also there is les ombres rouges, La mante, Les sauvages
i hope u like them and keep the good work :)
Hello Alexa. You are such a blessing for me! I had been pushing myself half-heartedly to learn French because it is so hard. After discovering your channel, I got so inspired that i am having fun while learning French now. You explain the concepts so well. God bless you dear!
Bonjour ! Ma'am Alexa,would you please tell me the required qualifications for teaching French at a kindergarten level ? In one of your videos you had sung a nursery rhyme ',Un petit lapin' ! I have enjoyed learning it.That's when I realised that most probably I have the knack to teach very young children.
Merci beaucoup ! 😃
Thank you!
Can I suggest another french show? It's called "Transfers" on Netflix's. It's such a good show. I'm so mad that they either didn't make a second season or netflix's dosen't have it.
Thank you so much, I'm always looking for something French that isn't heavy on romance.
Our fav includes 'Balthazar' though they speak plus rapidement... Et, Candance Renoir, in French and a wonderful set of story lines. Just say, 'Alexa--Candance Renoir'
Hi Alexa. At what level of French (B1, C1 etc.) would you recommend listening to French podcasts? My level is B1, I tried to listen, but it didn't seem like it was helping a lot. Seems like the hardest thing there is, harder than watching French shows with French subtitles.
Thank you
Great! Thank you
I watch ‘Allo ‘Allo’, an 80’s documentary about WW2 France.
Meaningful video keep it up
I like your videos a lot your explaining lessons make me talk with french as My mother tongue
"Merci beaucoup"
You are a fantastic teacher
I used to watch TV but I might watch French TV series!
wow I love ur vids keep going Alexa 😁
You always make it seem so easy.
So do you say Je t’en prie used in everyday life/ in public? Or only used in formal/ business situations?
정말 유용한 표현이예요..
감사합니다
Sept Vies de Léa est très bon aussi.
I watch "Call my Agent" it's a very good show
Merci madame
J’aime le filme de France. Try Le Roi du Coeur, La Guerre du Buiton, et (for a series) Engrenages...
please suggest something on amazon prime
Unfortunately Lupin was dubbed over. I guess here in the states some of the shows were picked to be dubbed in English.
You should be able to change that, while the show is playing mouse-over the thing that looks like a speech balloon in the lower right corner. It will let you pick the language for your audio and your subtitles.
@@lisadioguardi5742 we typically watch our Netflix on our DVD player, so I can't do all of those things on that, I will log in on my laptop to see what options I can preset the account to.....thanks for that.....it's weird that it's only that show though, I'm able to watch other French films and TV shows with English subtitles, but not Lupin (it doesn't even have substitutes, it's literally dubbed over). I can tell because the English doesn't line up with the movement of the lips.
Kindly think about the french communication classes online. It would be better way for beginners to learn this language.
Thanks.
Alexa, s'il vous plaît, faites une vidéo sur la série 'Alphonse', c'est tellement intelligent et amusant ! C'est génial ! Je vous remercie beaucoup! 😍😍
can you find some on anothr platform like Amazon prime video?
I love "Les Petits Meurtres d'Agatha Christie" (Agatha Christie's Criminal Games), great fun! Only available here in Australia on SBS on Demand (Special Broadcasting Service's online viewing app) so no option for subtitles in French unfortunately. Would love it if you chose a a scene from one of the many episodes for an upcoming similar video. Thanks.