Merci pour les vidéos! Je pense que la voix de la fille dans le vidéo est très bonne pour entendre le francais. En outre, elle est très sympa et amusante.
Thank you so much for another video! Especially at a farm! Lots of casual verbiage helped me see different sentence compositions. I hope you can go to another farm in the spring! Or maybe to a truffle farmer to meet his pigs!
While I actually liked Solène's quite melodic voice, this did not feel like "Super Easy French," the quick paced speaking felt more like for a regular easy French video.
I personally didn't find they were speaking particularly fast. I've been listening to some French radio lately and dude, that's quick. French people are very fast speakers in casual conversations, I have a hard time keeping on track with them. I liked the video and of course Solène. She's so sweet it's difficult not to fall for her lol
etiar31 haha, yes native French speakers can definitely let loose and speak even quicker. My comment was only about the title, the first few super easy French episodes were really enunciated and more gesticulated than one would normally expect in a conversation, it was after all for absolute beginners. I really liked Solène's video, I just felt it should have been labeled differently.
c'est connu le permaculture lá bas? Ici personne n'en sait! Je suis très content de voir du contenu qui m'intéresse. Merci pour le vidéo! C'était très amusant et util
mais je pense qu'il est aussi correcte de dire "ce que tu veux c'est ça"par exemple... pour cette expression on ne doit pas utiliser le subjonctif??? ben.. non???
Bonjour! Je m'appelle Alessandro. Je viens du Brésil. J'étudie le français depuis des mois. Est-ce que quelqu'un ici étudie la langue portugaise? Mon but est la conversation, la pratique de l'oralité. Pour écrire, j'étudie déjà chez Google. Je peux aider toute personne qui étudie le portugais. Nous pouvons vous aider.
I just CAN'T understand anything no matter how much effor i put onto learning french. I speak a romance language as my native tongue but still have problems to understand french and its *complex* phonology makes it even worse! Portuguese native speaker here (from Brazil). I can understand Italian 80%. Spanish 90% French 20%.
Translation: i feel sorry for you :( But keep practing and you'll make it. Is that correct? I could understand it but when you guys speak this same sentence it sounds completely different from what's written! hahahaha
Levi Lima Yes, it’s what you say. :) But I feel like if you keep listening and reading you’ll get to the level where you get a lot of things. Keep it up !
You'll get there, Levi, like Anthony says. You and me both, me as a native English speaker; my listening is behind my reading and I have to use the pause button with these Super Easy French videos to get all of it. Each morning I read a chapter of the bible in two different French translations and sit with Google translate on my kindle to help..I've improved much over a few weeks. But listening lags behind yet. But then listening is surely one of the last things to get really good at because you're not the active one, and you don't have the time to process like you do with reading. But you can lead with the forms that get your brain recognizing and understanding, forms where you can go slower and then catch up with the listening as your ear tunes in and starts to recognize...Like you say, some different sounds might take longer than others to distinguish depending what comes easier to you! Just like for example with speaking - my girlfriend is from the Philippines and the sounds of French are harder for her to pronounce than Spanish would be, which is quite similar in some respects to her native tongues..Actually, maybe that would help you, too, if you don't yet do it: practice reading French out loud with good pronunciation to help get your ear tuned in that way.
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Love Solène and this episode. made my day🧡
Merci pour les vidéos! Je pense que la voix de la fille dans le vidéo est très bonne pour entendre le francais. En outre, elle est très sympa et amusante.
Loved Solène, she seems so sweet and down to earth ❤️🌎
Merci beaucoup Anthony et ton amie! Vous êtes superrr!
Thank you so much for another video! Especially at a farm! Lots of casual verbiage helped me see different sentence compositions. I hope you can go to another farm in the spring! Or maybe to a truffle farmer to meet his pigs!
Merci, Anthony.
En asie, on utilise la citronelle pour cuisinant aussi!
Merci beaucoup Anthony!!
While I actually liked Solène's quite melodic voice, this did not feel like "Super Easy French," the quick paced speaking felt more like for a regular easy French video.
Did you like the video ?
I personally didn't find they were speaking particularly fast. I've been listening to some French radio lately and dude, that's quick. French people are very fast speakers in casual conversations, I have a hard time keeping on track with them. I liked the video and of course Solène. She's so sweet it's difficult not to fall for her lol
Lesbros Anthony I did
etiar31 haha, yes native French speakers can definitely let loose and speak even quicker. My comment was only about the title, the first few super easy French episodes were really enunciated and more gesticulated than one would normally expect in a conversation, it was after all for absolute beginners. I really liked Solène's video, I just felt it should have been labeled differently.
Though it cannot because there would be so many names of concepts. Let's say it evolves.
C'est très bien! Merci beaucoup pour son vidéo
Avec plaisir Alina ! :)
Merci beaucoup
Elle a sonné intéressant et drôle à la fin . J’aime ça haha
La fille qui directe la video est drole! Elle me fait rỉre tout le temps!
j'aime très bien le jardin partagé ! Très proche de la vraie vie
merci bcp
c'est connu le permaculture lá bas? Ici personne n'en sait! Je suis très content de voir du contenu qui m'intéresse. Merci pour le vidéo! C'était très amusant et util
Thanks for these videos - tres utile!
What a nice, intelligent girl
j'attends pour une nouvelle vidéo!!!
Why did she say 'apprendre l'anglais'? What happened?
Anthony!!!! on utilise le subjonctif après ce que???? Par exemple, ce que tu fasses est bizarre?? comme ca??
Justina Choi Oui! :)
mais je pense qu'il est aussi correcte de dire "ce que tu veux c'est ça"par exemple... pour cette expression on ne doit pas utiliser le subjonctif??? ben.. non???
Justina Choi Est-ce que tu peux m’écrire une phrase en entier? :)
Watch these at 0.75 speed.
leftkeyentry helps a lot! Thanks!
she's so funny
yeah, right? She has this exotic personality haha
0:12 Une petite erreur de frappe je crois, il manque un s à il
Oui, bien vu. Désolé pour ça.
Pour d'apprendre Anglais😉
La citronelle! ça repousse les moustiques
She is looking everywhere, instead of the camera, of course
Bonjour! Je m'appelle Alessandro.
Je viens du Brésil.
J'étudie le français depuis des mois.
Est-ce que quelqu'un ici étudie la langue portugaise?
Mon but est la conversation, la pratique de l'oralité.
Pour écrire, j'étudie déjà chez Google.
Je peux aider toute personne qui étudie le portugais.
Nous pouvons vous aider.
Zee pati luoa pak pung..pou la mong...
Du bist sehr sehr wünderschön frau ❤ ich liebe dich ❤
I've studied French for 6-7 months and it's really difficult to listen
I just CAN'T understand anything no matter how much effor i put onto learning french. I speak a romance language as my native tongue but still have problems to understand french and its *complex* phonology makes it even worse!
Portuguese native speaker here (from Brazil).
I can understand Italian 80%.
Spanish 90%
French 20%.
Levi Lima Je suis désolé pour toi. :( Mais continue et tu y arriveras.
Translation: i feel sorry for you :( But keep practing and you'll make it. Is that correct? I could understand it but when you guys speak this same sentence it sounds completely different from what's written! hahahaha
Levi Lima Yes, it’s what you say. :) But I feel like if you keep listening and reading you’ll get to the level where you get a lot of things. Keep it up !
You'll get there, Levi, like Anthony says. You and me both, me as a native English speaker; my listening is behind my reading and I have to use the pause button with these Super Easy French videos to get all of it. Each morning I read a chapter of the bible in two different French translations and sit with Google translate on my kindle to help..I've improved much over a few weeks. But listening lags behind yet. But then listening is surely one of the last things to get really good at because you're not the active one, and you don't have the time to process like you do with reading. But you can lead with the forms that get your brain recognizing and understanding, forms where you can go slower and then catch up with the listening as your ear tunes in and starts to recognize...Like you say, some different sounds might take longer than others to distinguish depending what comes easier to you! Just like for example with speaking - my girlfriend is from the Philippines and the sounds of French are harder for her to pronounce than Spanish would be, which is quite similar in some respects to her native tongues..Actually, maybe that would help you, too, if you don't yet do it: practice reading French out loud with good pronunciation to help get your ear tuned in that way.
Think of it as 2 related languages, one writen, one spoken. Pensez deux languges , une ecrite et une parle
jou pa parli beya france ji beocoup ogardi towa vedio
я ни ху я не понял! До свиданья
Funny how she talks about eating healthy, she looks like she likes some french fries more than vegies