Using the example "Il/Elle m'aime", I find that it is easy enough when written down to understand coming from an English speaking view, "He/She me loves", just move the me and the loves around, then it is grammatically perfect in English... It's when it is spoken, particularly when it is said 'pas doucement' that I struggle with it, and the contraction of me/ma to m' may add to the confusion..! Then again, this may be because I find listening and speaking is the hardest part of learning French, and I assume that is the common struggle! Another great vid Carine!
Merci pour. cette lecon. Je le comprend.
C'est super que tu la comprennes. Prochainement, il y aura d'autres vidéos avec les autres types de pronoms. À bientôt
Using the example "Il/Elle m'aime", I find that it is easy enough when written down to understand coming from an English speaking view, "He/She me loves", just move the me and the loves around, then it is grammatically perfect in English... It's when it is spoken, particularly when it is said 'pas doucement' that I struggle with it, and the contraction of me/ma to m' may add to the confusion..! Then again, this may be because I find listening and speaking is the hardest part of learning French, and I assume that is the common struggle!
Another great vid Carine!
Thank you for sharing your views and experiences, it can help many people. And I like to know that the content of my videos is liked.🤩
@@FrenchWithCarine Partager avec d'autre étudiants est très important, je crois!