@@Thefortstclair21 yes la is a female article meaning "the". For example la maison. But this "lá" has the accent. And it can mean "here" or "there" depending on context
❤ I have heard many French people say, " Je suis là. " for " I am here. ". French is French ! They speak the way they want to. No matter the grammer. There are idioms in French, as there are also in all other languages. Be aware, the word " are " in English is borrowed Viking word. The same goes for " egg ". The Germanic word " Ei "was too close to " eye ", so we English borrowed " egg ". Everyday Spoken French and Fast Spoken French differ very often from Written ( Textbook ) French. Very often. If French people speak in a certain fashion then that is their language. It is the way they want to speak. When a foreigner wants to enforce some strict grammar rules the French people find that weird. " What in hell is he saying ? He must be foreign. He sounds like American. He speaks like he learned French from a textbook, in some American classroom. ... No, he doesn't speak French well at all. We don't speak Written French. We speak Spoken French. The same as them. They speak Spoken English, not Written English. ". I must agree totally with the French people. I should learn to speak Spoken French. Then we can really communicate. Certainly the French people can understand Written French, but Americans can't understand Spoken French. Unless they practice speaking Spoken French. We Americans must understand that we can use Written French for reading and writing French. But speaking and understanding Spoken French is altogether different. We must learn to speak and understand Spoken French for conversation. But we can at least try to communicate with Written French if that is all we know. I prefer that we know both. Just as the French people do.
Thank you very much for your thoughtful comment! Indeed, spoken French, like any other language, is very different from the written word. But it doesn't hurt for beginners to start with the simplest things to get them going 🙏
@french-with-poodle yeah, it's really helpful my fiance is French. He want me to get lesson about language here in Indonesia by a teacher, before I go and move there But I live in the village, it's hard to find that So, I told him I can learn by RUclips. I mean by your channel exactly. Thank you 🙏 and greeting from Indonesia🇮🇩
ChatGPT: Yes, "Je suis là." is also correct and more commonly used in everyday conversation. While "ici" specifically means "here," "là" is more flexible and natural in spoken French for indicating presence. Well, ChatGPT first said: Je suis ici. So, there is the problem: In any language, who is the real authority of translation? Well, ... I guess, ... It depends. Standard languages are taught in schools. That is schools first priority. Teach proper language skills. So, the standard language is taught each and every year. We all learn our Standard language. And, we are tested on it over and over. But, we speak our spoken language for the most part. Not our written Standard language. We learn to spell each word, in it's Standard form. We learn correct grammar. But, we rebel. We loosen the grammar somewhat. We add slang. We shorten our speech. We learn our regional dialect. And, we speak fast. And, we understand our fast spoken dialect. We are simply little AI machines. Processing our speech at the speed of sound. Probably faster. As we can anticipate from context. So, context really help for better translation. I use the app WordReference for any French, German, or English word. Each word is fully analyzed to include various translations and example sentences with translations.
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and observations, I find them very interesting! Language is always complex and multidimensional, just like people speaking it 🙏
@@french-with-poodle Pas de souci, c'est normal. And may I say that even though I'm not a beginner, I find your videos so helpful. From time to time all students of French need a good review such as you provide! In fact, make that daily. I just subscribed! 😸
@french-with-poodle oh i have mine is funny (est amusant) but is that for advanced French? Im only just got though the first A1 unit on my langauge app
Great question! ☺️ In French, “en” is often used to form expressions, but whether you need it depends on the specific phrase or verb. “En retard” is a set phrase that means “late”. The “en” is essential because it’s part of the fixed expression, and without it, the meaning changes. "Est-il retard" wouldn’t make sense.On the other hand, not all adjectives or phrases require “en.” For example, “Est-il fatigué ?” (Is he tired?) doesn’t need “en” because “fatigué” is just a regular adjective, not part of a set expression. Think of “en retard” as similar to English expressions like “in trouble” - it’s just how the phrase works!
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I am here je suis ici
The French say "je suis là" too. Do some research
Brilliant,i think its truly amazing how i tee s been divided into patterns,makes learning so much easier❤
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Je suis là - I am there. Là - There. Ici - Here.
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Nope you wrong. Je suis là is also used to mean I am here!
Do some research!!
I thought la was the for femalea
@@Thefortstclair21 yes la is a female article meaning "the". For example la maison. But this "lá" has the accent. And it can mean "here" or "there" depending on context
@@danieleoduro3829 thank you that helps alot also when do i use un and une in a sentence?
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❤ I have heard many French people say, " Je suis là. " for " I am here. ".
French is French ! They speak the way they want to. No matter the grammer. There are idioms in French, as there are also in all other languages.
Be aware, the word " are " in English is borrowed Viking word. The same goes for " egg ". The Germanic word " Ei "was too close to " eye ", so we English borrowed " egg ".
Everyday Spoken French and Fast Spoken French differ very often from Written ( Textbook ) French. Very often.
If French people speak in a certain fashion then that is their language. It is the way they want to speak.
When a foreigner wants to enforce some strict grammar rules the French people find that weird.
" What in hell is he saying ? He must be foreign. He sounds like American. He speaks like he learned French from a textbook, in some American classroom. ... No, he doesn't speak French well at all. We don't speak Written French. We speak Spoken French. The same as them. They speak Spoken English, not Written English. ".
I must agree totally with the French people. I should learn to speak Spoken French. Then we can really communicate.
Certainly the French people can understand Written French, but Americans can't understand Spoken French. Unless they practice speaking Spoken French.
We Americans must understand that we can use Written French for reading and writing French.
But speaking and understanding Spoken French is altogether different.
We must learn to speak and understand Spoken French for conversation. But we can at least try to communicate with Written French if that is all we know.
I prefer that we know both. Just as the French people do.
Thank you very much for your thoughtful comment! Indeed, spoken French, like any other language, is very different from the written word. But it doesn't hurt for beginners to start with the simplest things to get them going 🙏
you are completely right
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@french-with-poodle yeah, it's really helpful
my fiance is French. He want me to get lesson about language here in Indonesia by a teacher, before I go and move there
But I live in the village, it's hard to find that
So, I told him I can learn by RUclips. I mean by your channel exactly. Thank you 🙏 and greeting from Indonesia🇮🇩
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I am happy. On peut dire " je suis heureuse.
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@@french-with-poodleoui, parce que Je suis aussi en cours de français ici au Montreal
I thought the word for here is ici. The word la probably means 'there'.
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I AGREE 😂
Là can mean both Here or There. Ici also means Here.
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Je suis la ❤
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Je suis contente
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I learn french via Duolingo.....but this easier for me❤❤❤❤
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I am here = je suis ici non là
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It's also je suis la
Là can mean both Here or There in French. Ici also means Here.
No 《I am here = je suis là》 , but 《 I am not here = je suis pas là 》
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ChatGPT: Yes, "Je suis là." is also correct and more commonly used in everyday conversation. While "ici" specifically means "here," "là" is more flexible and natural in spoken French for indicating presence.
Well, ChatGPT first said: Je suis ici.
So, there is the problem: In any language, who is the real authority of translation?
Well, ... I guess, ... It depends.
Standard languages are taught in schools. That is schools first priority. Teach proper language skills. So, the standard language is taught each and every year. We all learn our Standard language. And, we are tested on it over and over.
But, we speak our spoken language for the most part. Not our written Standard language.
We learn to spell each word, in it's Standard form. We learn correct grammar.
But, we rebel. We loosen the grammar somewhat. We add slang. We shorten our speech. We learn our regional dialect. And, we speak fast. And, we understand our fast spoken dialect.
We are simply little AI machines. Processing our speech at the speed of sound. Probably faster. As we can anticipate from context.
So, context really help for better translation.
I use the app WordReference for any French, German, or English word.
Each word is fully analyzed to include various translations and example sentences with translations.
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and observations, I find them very interesting! Language is always complex and multidimensional, just like people speaking it 🙏
J'màppelle Hope.
Je suis content
Nice practice! Thank you ☺️
Je suis content
Merci beaucoup 🫶
I'am here , je suis ici
ben Türküm ve Fransızca öğrenmek için buradayım.
I want to learn by this, either.
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Good
Thank you ❤️
Mersi😊
Merci beaucoup pour votre video
De rien ❤️
Tu es créatif ❤❤❤
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Merci. Si souvent l’ on fait bien plus l’erreur sur I’am here et there
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J' apprend le francais tres bien. Je ne probleme pas
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This was a nice review for me. But wouldn't "We are late" translate as Nous sommes en retard - rather than Nous sommes tard as shown above?
Yes, you are right! It indeed is "nous sommes en retard".
Thank you for pointing out the mistake, we'll try to double check the text time ❤️
@@french-with-poodle Pas de souci, c'est normal. And may I say that even though I'm not a beginner, I find your videos so helpful. From time to time all students of French need a good review such as you provide!
In fact, make that daily. I just subscribed! 😸
I had a message from my French friend. She wrote: 🎉 je suis lá..... When she was outside my home.
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je suis ici
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Il est amusant =he is funny
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@french-with-poodle oh i have mine is funny (est amusant) but is that for advanced French? Im only just got though the first A1 unit on my langauge app
With this video, I learn English but not French😅
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Je suis =yo soy
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Merci beaucoup but I am here est je suis ici je pense
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Can you remove the background sound!!!!?????
We'll think about that, thank you for suggesting!
Why there’s sometime the word “en” in front of verb like in “Est-il en retard» while there’s sometimes not.
Great question! ☺️ In French, “en” is often used to form expressions, but whether you need it depends on the specific phrase or verb.
“En retard” is a set phrase that means “late”. The “en” is essential because it’s part of the fixed expression, and without it, the meaning changes. "Est-il retard" wouldn’t make sense.On the other hand, not all adjectives or phrases require “en.” For example, “Est-il fatigué ?” (Is he tired?) doesn’t need “en” because “fatigué” is just a regular adjective, not part of a set expression.
Think of “en retard” as similar to English expressions like “in trouble” - it’s just how the phrase works!
@@french-with-poodlemerci beaucoup !
You are should be Vous êtes not tu es. Tu is for family, children, pets, and close friends only - using tu with anyone else is perceived as rude.
Thank you so much! We'll definitely fix it next time 🙏
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