I've seen lots of videos on RUclips of french people pointing out common mistakes and then fudging the correction, so thank you for explaining so well to actually help people avoid these mistakes
Bonne année✨I am so happy to start the year with you all ♥ Get the PDF of this lesson: theperfectfrench.com/learning-tips/15-french-mistakes-to-avoid/ Watch my new chit-chat (slow French) with subtitles: ruclips.net/video/lBc56BXELzg/видео.html My new Workshop: theperfectfrenchwithdylane.teachable.com/courses Sign up for one of the Lingoda Language Sprints to have more winning moments in 2023 🏆 Use the code WINWITHDYLANE for 20 euros or 25 dollars off when you register. try.lingoda.com/ThePerfectFrench_LanguageWins #sprint202301
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane Thank you Dylane. You're so sweet. 🙂 You do an incredible job teaching French. Always a pleasure to click on your link!! Thanks!
Comme toujours, c'était une bonne leçon. Merci Dylane....Pour moi, ma grande victoire a été de regarder mon spectacle de musique français préféré sans regarder les sous-titres!
Bonjour madame Your channel helped me a lot to learn the language and it's still doing...Mam can you please make à video on oppession and concession in french with the pdf .That will be a great help Merci d'avance
A good way to know how to remember when to use “être” in the past is 1. When there is movement, and 2. A change of state(ex. Wake up, be born, stand, sit, all are changes of state which require être in past. Remember 1 and 2, and you have the formula of when to use être in passé composé
I subscribed to a regular paid online French lesson. Later on , I stumbled on a free one to which I adhered. Recently your clips attracted my attention. Regarding common mistakes.. Once I read “attendre” I thought of “to wait” That’s what I learned in both programs and that’s the google translation too. I wonder if yours is for higher levels Thanks .
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane I regret the oversight at my end Thanks and feel free to block my comment. Your insights are helpful you touch on things many teachers take for granted.. Thanks
Salute madam Dylane, I like the way you teach us french. I used to study french. And I was taught " imparfait " as " used to" mean a habit that what we usually do it, but now we no longer do it." Etre en train de " present or past continuous tense. For example; j'etais en train d'ecrire ma these quando Le trembliement de terre a frappe. Because the action was on progress when the earthquake happened. If use imparfait, for example Je jouais Le football. Maintenance, Je ne joue pas. My question is when you make two sentences, why don't you use past continuous and simple past rather than imparfait and simple past ? Sorry I didn't use french keyboard, I couldn't write the french word correctly. I think you will understand it Thank you very much
Merci pour la leçon, madame. Je prévois de visiter Paris avec ma fille cette année. Pour moi, mes objectifs sont de leer au A1-A2, et de comprendre ce que le serveur dit, de temp en temps.
Merci pour les explications. La majorité était claire pour moi. Néanmoins, ce qu'on fout beaucoup ce sont les erreurs quand tu le sais. Quand je parle français, j'ai besoin de beaucoup de concentration en ce que je veux dire, Je me trompe quelques fois, par exemple avec les verbes qui forment le participe avec être ou peut-être je ne me souviens pas du participe du verbe irregulier et choses comme ça, aussi erreurs d 'usage d'articles. Après on pense: Mais si je le sais! Pourquoi est-ce que je me trompe?
C'est vrai ! Mais tu sais, même moi je fais encore des erreurs en anglais après 8 ans. Et parfois je pense à quelque chose mais mon cerveau décide de dire autre chose :/
I definitely said most (if not all) of these, but I’m pleased to say that I only forget and say one or two now. The phase “Je suis excité(e)” has been discussed recently on a couple of learning sources I’ve noticed. One said that it is something that is being slowly accepted into the french way of speaking!! I hope not. I am SO glad you said that you are not going to say the wrong way just in case we remember them. So many French teachers do that and it is wrong for that exact reason, so thank you. For the sentence “Je regardais la télévision quand le téléphone sonnait”, can you use the “gerondif” tense on sonner? Mille mercis Dylane
That's a great question Martin! Yes, some people use it, but most of the time, they are people living in English-speaking countries. If you say that in France, it won't be a good look, especially if the person doesn't speak English :) For the sentence “Je regardais la télévision quand le téléphone sonnait”, can you use the “gerondif” tense on sonner? Not in this case since the subject doesn't perform both actions. But you can say: je regardais la télévision en mangeant quand le téléphone a sonné :)
For "J'ai retrouvé mes beaux-parents au centre commercial," a better English translation would be, "I met UP WITH my in-laws at the mall." That would clearly distinguish between meeting for the first time and having an appointment with them.
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I've seen lots of videos on RUclips of french people pointing out common mistakes and then fudging the correction, so thank you for explaining so well to actually help people avoid these mistakes
My pleasure Lisa 🥰
Bonne année✨I am so happy to start the year with you all ♥
Get the PDF of this lesson: theperfectfrench.com/learning-tips/15-french-mistakes-to-avoid/
Watch my new chit-chat (slow French) with subtitles: ruclips.net/video/lBc56BXELzg/видео.html
My new Workshop: theperfectfrenchwithdylane.teachable.com/courses
Sign up for one of the Lingoda Language Sprints to have more winning moments in 2023 🏆 Use the code WINWITHDYLANE for 20 euros or 25 dollars off when you register.
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Merci beaucoup 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thanks!
Thank you so much Amy
Thanks. Bonne année 2023.
Merci mille fois 😍 Bonne année à toi aussi!
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane merci madamme
Merci encore, Dylane
De rien :)
Welcome back madam with your beautiful videos 🙂🌹☺️💐💐
Thanks a lot 😊
Merci beaucoup madame 🌹🌹
De rien :)
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Brilliant explanations - thanks for your videos, loving them❤
Merci 😍
Merci beaucoup 😊
De rien :)
Great video thanks dylane 🤗
You’re welcome 😊
Bonne année Dylan, merci beaucoup pour une autre excellente leçon, tu es le meilleur professeur de français sur RUclips
Bonne année à toi aussi Chris ✨ Et merci pour le compliment ☺️
A great start for the new year with this video.
Merci
Merci beaucoup et Bonne annee 2023
Merci, bonne année à toi aussi :)
excelent class
Many thanks
Thanks madam for your French lessons. May God bless you 🙏
Love having such clear pronunciation and explanations. Have learned so much in just three videos. Thank you 🙏
My pleasure John ;)
Merci!
Pas de quoi Paul :)
Thanks for all the great videos/classes. Do you have any on concession and opposition?
No not yet. Will add it to my list :)
I don't know, but I find you are the best french teacher.❤
Thank you
Happy New Year Dylane!
Happy New Year Dan! Did you change your picture? I like this one :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane Thank you Dylane. You're so sweet. 🙂 You do an incredible job teaching French. Always a pleasure to click on your link!! Thanks!
Madame Dylane vous êtes super. Bonne anée
Bonne année
Comme toujours, c'était une bonne leçon. Merci Dylane....Pour moi, ma grande victoire a été de regarder mon spectacle de musique français préféré sans regarder les sous-titres!
Bravo David 👏👏👏
Bonne vidéo. J’ai utilisé (Il fait froid) c’est froid ou (Il fait chaud) c’est chaud pour tout. J’ai beaucoup appris.
Super David :D Maintenant tu sais!
Bonjour Dylane! Merci beaucoup pour le PDF gratuit. C'est très utile. 👍
Tout le plaisir est pour moi ;)
All your videos are very good but this one is particularly excellent!
Thank you so much Damien
You are so good
Merci Stan :)
❤ Je vous remercie 👍🌹
Merci à toi
Je serais ravi de...etc, etc. C'est ok? Great lesson!!
C'est correct oui :)
I am continue watch YOUR video nd love THIS Video....
Thank you so much 😀
Bonjour madame
Your channel helped me a lot to learn the language and it's still doing...Mam can you please make à video on oppession and concession in french with the pdf .That will be a great help
Merci d'avance
I add it to my list :)
Salute mam c'est Bonne vedio mercy beaucoup ❤🇱🇰
Merci à toi :)
A good way to know how to remember when to use “être” in the past is 1. When there is movement, and 2. A change of state(ex. Wake up, be born, stand, sit, all are changes of state which require être in past. Remember 1 and 2, and you have the formula of when to use être in passé composé
That's another way yes :)
I subscribed to a regular paid online French lesson. Later on , I stumbled on a free one to which I adhered.
Recently your clips attracted my attention.
Regarding common mistakes..
Once I read “attendre” I thought of “to wait”
That’s what I learned in both programs and that’s the google translation too.
I wonder if yours is for higher levels
Thanks
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No, I said in the video that Attendre is to wait - Assister is to Attend ;)
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Malheureusement, j'ai mal lu les mots arrangement. Merci d'avoir répondu à mes grave erreur involontaire
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane
I regret the oversight at my end
Thanks and feel free to block my comment.
Your insights are helpful you touch on things many teachers take for granted..
Thanks
Salute madam Dylane,
I like the way you teach us french. I used to study french. And I was taught " imparfait " as " used to" mean a habit that what we usually do it, but now we no longer do it." Etre en train de " present or past continuous tense. For example; j'etais en train d'ecrire ma these quando Le trembliement de terre a frappe. Because the action was on progress when the earthquake happened. If use imparfait, for example
Je jouais Le football. Maintenance, Je ne joue pas.
My question is when you make two sentences, why don't you use past continuous and simple past rather than imparfait and simple past ?
Sorry I didn't use french keyboard, I couldn't write the french word correctly. I think you will understand it
Thank you very much
Merci Beaucoup Dylane 👍🏻 Please tell me are you teaching Canadian French or European French?
European French. I don't speak Canadian French. I moved to the west coast of Canada to be with my husband ;)
Merci pour la leçon, madame. Je prévois de visiter Paris avec ma fille cette année. Pour moi, mes objectifs sont de leer au A1-A2, et de comprendre ce que le serveur dit, de temp en temps.
C'est un super objectif 🤩
you speak france and english very good
French is my first language :)
Merci pour les explications. La majorité était claire pour moi. Néanmoins, ce qu'on fout beaucoup ce sont les erreurs quand tu le sais. Quand je parle français, j'ai besoin de beaucoup de concentration en ce que je veux dire, Je me trompe quelques fois, par exemple avec les verbes qui forment le participe avec être ou peut-être je ne me souviens pas du participe du verbe irregulier et choses comme ça, aussi erreurs d 'usage d'articles. Après on pense: Mais si je le sais! Pourquoi est-ce que je me trompe?
C'est vrai ! Mais tu sais, même moi je fais encore des erreurs en anglais après 8 ans. Et parfois je pense à quelque chose mais mon cerveau décide de dire autre chose :/
I definitely said most (if not all) of these, but I’m pleased to say that I only forget and say one or two now.
The phase “Je suis excité(e)” has been discussed recently on a couple of learning sources I’ve noticed. One said that it is something that is being slowly accepted into the french way of speaking!! I hope not.
I am SO glad you said that you are not going to say the wrong way just in case we remember them. So many French teachers do that and it is wrong for that exact reason, so thank you.
For the sentence “Je regardais la télévision quand le téléphone sonnait”, can you use the “gerondif” tense on sonner?
Mille mercis Dylane
That's a great question Martin! Yes, some people use it, but most of the time, they are people living in English-speaking countries. If you say that in France, it won't be a good look, especially if the person doesn't speak English :)
For the sentence “Je regardais la télévision quand le téléphone sonnait”, can you use the “gerondif” tense on sonner?
Not in this case since the subject doesn't perform both actions.
But you can say: je regardais la télévision en mangeant quand le téléphone a sonné :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane Ahhh superb! Thank you for taking the time to answer that made sense.
i like of learn with you
It’s great to see people’s self achievements; well done! You’re voice is also really relaxing, have you ever considered doing ASMR?
I never considered it no. Some people listen to my French-speaking videos (French chit-chat with Dylane) to fall asleep tho 😅
Utilser "je suis excite" quand je veux dire "j'ai hate de", je suis coupable mdr ! Allée la, fait ca, eu la tshirt.
C'est tellement courant chez les anglophones :D Ma tête quand un élève de sept ans m'a dit ça la première fois 😯
Hello Dylane, I have a question, is it suppose to be j’ai soif or je me suis soif?
J'ai soif---I'm thirsty
Merci Helen :)
Thank you Helen, I wanted to know if it is also in pronominal form. Like je me soif présent à l’indicatif.
I can read news headlines in french on france24 and euronews. Thats my win :)
Fantastic 😍
Happy New year Dylane... Je suis d'acorrd avec beau cul 💐💐it's been awhile I never learned anything new 😊😊
L'erreur à ne pas faire :D
For "J'ai retrouvé mes beaux-parents au centre commercial," a better English translation would be, "I met UP WITH my in-laws at the mall." That would clearly distinguish between meeting for the first time and having an appointment with them.
Thanks! I guess my proofreader didn't do a great job at this one :D
Un des mes moments de victoire c'est quand je parle français en public et personne ne change en anglais pour moi!
Bravo 👏👏👏
I just made the ( ça va et tu?) Yesterday while texting my uncle but he said say toi😁
Common mistake for sure ;)
Pour moi, ma grande victoire a été de communiquer avec mon client en français qui était malade
Bravo Gloria 👏
my favourite mistake was the last one 😂😅 I've made countless of it 😵💫
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The famous play.. nouns attendons a godot .. waiting for godot...
Et voucher (dativ pronoun)
And from what side of the chanel are you
"the perfect French" is not exactly good English
It wasn't meant to be ;)