Just today I have this question of ''used to" in French when Im trying to do my daily french writing exercise, this is such an eye opening! Surely Im gonna use this imparfait beaucoup! Merci monsieur.
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Wait, I just realize this, in 5th form ''s'habituer à, se faire à" there is this difference of tense between she cant get used to the climate (conjugation en prèsent) while we get used to drinking just water (conjugation en passé). Why is that?
Well, as usual I don't understand how to use the subjunctive lol. Gotta go look up more videos and articles on that. Somehow when I see examples of it being used, I just can't tell what kind of context causes it to be used. It seems random and I can't tell the difference between times it's used and times it isn't used. I used to think it had to do with hypothetical situations, but in this case in the video it isn't a hypothetical.
the "used to" in this video refers to the sense of "being accustomed" to something. how do you express something like "I used to be a doctor, but I'm an engineer now." "I used to do this, but not anymore". Merci!
There are several different ways of saying "use" in French, depending upon exactly what it is you want to say. Tell me what you would like to say, and I can tell you what the proper way to say it in French is.
Salut, comment allez vous ? Bon, je ne comprend pas pourquoi sur le cinq ème exemple il y a le verb peut lorsque vous avez utilisé l'exemple de se faire à, non pas pour l'un de s'habituer à.
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Just today I have this question of ''used to" in French when Im trying to do my daily french writing exercise, this is such an eye opening! Surely Im gonna use this imparfait beaucoup! Merci monsieur.
Love your lessons. A suggestion: can you have the English in small fonts and the French in big? It's French being learnt, after all...
Good point!
I actually like it as it is - it forces me to concentrate on the French writing.
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Wait, I just realize this, in 5th form ''s'habituer à, se faire à" there is this difference of tense between she cant get used to the climate (conjugation en prèsent) while we get used to drinking just water (conjugation en passé). Why is that?
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Merci Monsieur
Très utile, merci bcp
Well, as usual I don't understand how to use the subjunctive lol. Gotta go look up more videos and articles on that. Somehow when I see examples of it being used, I just can't tell what kind of context causes it to be used. It seems random and I can't tell the difference between times it's used and times it isn't used. I used to think it had to do with hypothetical situations, but in this case in the video it isn't a hypothetical.
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I guess that the last example you meant to say GOT instead of GET, because you used SOMMES.
So what's the difference with Both ordinateur sentences if they're the same ??
Excellent video:)
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At 5:48 should the translation be inn the past ? " We got used to drinking just water"
Brian Stanley nous nous somme habitués is past tense, passé composé
In the video you say "We get used to drinking just water" which is present tense.
@@brianbishop9267 I thought the same thing and was going to write something as well!! Thanks for pointing it out too.
tell me please for the word grandmother we pronounce the letter g like ""g garçon"" but you pronounced il like ''ge"" ????
nop, g before a A is strong and gr too!
the "used to" in this video refers to the sense of "being accustomed" to something. how do you express something like "I used to be a doctor, but I'm an engineer now." "I used to do this, but not anymore". Merci!
it is the first of the video: the imparfait tense
The same thing: J'avais un ordinateur."
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Thanks good lesson, but i don't Know how to say "use".merci.
please, give me a sentence
There are several different ways of saying "use" in French, depending upon exactly what it is you want to say. Tell me what you would like to say, and I can tell you what the proper way to say it in French is.
Salut, comment allez vous ? Bon, je ne comprend pas pourquoi sur le cinq ème exemple il y a le verb peut lorsque vous avez utilisé l'exemple de se faire à, non pas pour l'un de s'habituer à.
merci
Est-ce possible de dire, «J'y suis habitué» ou «J'en ai l'habitude» ? La signification serait, I'm used to it.
J'ai l'habitude de me critiquer pour mon pauvre français, ( mais pas plus, "maintenance") Merci à toi !
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Plane Of Inertia de rien
Wow, perfect
Merci
Muy bueno, pero encuentro la letra del francés muy pequeña.
Bien joue! ;) merci
de rien !
beaucoup
How to say 'My father used to work in a bank but now he is retired. Merci
mon père travaillait dans une banque mais maintenant il est en retraite
Merci. But which form of 'used to' is applied here
+Anwesha Dey the first one for a past event
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Tant beaucoup j'ai besoin de ces lecons comme j'oublie plus que je souviens, en francais (...tristement)!!! Merci bien!!
alexys q merci
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Je prefere si vous écrirez de Francais plus gros que l'anglais.