Easy Animated Explanation: Direct Object Pronouns in French for Beginners: how to form, use, place.

This video will help beginner French learners identify direct objects in sentences, choose the right pronoun, and place the pronoun correctly in the sentence. In French, these are known as compléments d'objet direct (CODs).
Helpful concepts for this video:
Lesson 1: Conjugation - • Subject pronouns and c...
Lesson 2: Subject pronouns in French - • French Subject Pronoun...
Lesson on Passé Composé - • French conjugation reg...
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[@LingoLearner]

6:22 - Vois IS also the tu form of Voir, but in this sentence, it is used as the "je" form (The audio "tu" should be "je").

[@abbycaudle4426]

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[@wadeo_0]

Great explanation!! I finally grasped it!

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[@lucamcnair5601]

thank you. very clear and easy to understand

[@kimberlynorton]

This is a really good video. Thanks for sharing.

[@canadagood]

Thanks for illustrating the rules.
I am deep into Duolingo when I got completely confused by Direct versus Indirect object and when to use LUI versus LE.
Duolingo acts like you can learn a language completely just by practicing but I am afraid in French one needs to occasionally memorize a few rules.

[@LingoLearner]

Je suis d'accord! Immersion works well, but it has limits. Knowing a few grammatical rules helps establish some structure for your learning.

[@robyntenenbaum4284]

This is amazing! Do you have one like this for Indirect Object Pronouns in French? (COI). This would be so so good for my students!

[@LingoLearner]

Malheureusement pas encore... Please check back in the future since I make new ones every few months!

[@namanladha401]

Merci beaucoup, ce tableau 'COD' a été vraiment utile et facile à mémoriser.

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Excellent video

[@dorianerencker728]

While grammatically correct, "Je t'ai dit" is a fragment. It works in English as an implied "I told you so", or "I told (it) (to) you". Also, the "te" in this sentence is an indirect object pronoun. The correct form would be "je te l'ai dit" (with the L' as the direct object).

[@LingoLearner]

This is right! These lessons are too short to go into the fine print, but indeed te is indirect and whatever was told (i.e., the words that came out of someone's mouth) is direct. Examples with ONLY direct objects (and no implied indirect object) are quite limited, although I tried to find good ones for practice at the end, and indirect objects require quite a bit more explanation. Je t'ai dit as used in this video is indeed oversimplified.

[@LingoLearner]

A crystal clear and simpler example could be "You said it" - Tu l'as dit!

[@alicesemwogerere4559]

Merci d'enseigner.

[@robertmahler8894]

Thank you, I found the 10 questions with the answers Very helpful!
I got 8 correct, with 4 and 10 wrong, and I still don't know how we reached the right answers.

[@LingoLearner]

Nice job! In both of the questions you got wrong, the "e" from "le" is replaced with an apostrophe to avoid double vowels. Vous le écoutez = Vous l'écoutez.

[@robertmahler8894]

@@LingoLearner Thank you once again for all your help, and for taking the time to explain the answers.

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[@alicesemwogerere4559]

Vous pouvez enseigner le français.
Vous pouvez l'enseigner.
Vous pouvez enseigner le français aux gens.
Vous pouvez le leur enseigner.
Vous avez enseigné le français.
Vous l'avez enseigné.
Vous avez enseigné le français aux gens.
Vous le leur avez enseigné.
Correct me if I'm wrong.