HI! Thank you for all your videos. These are very helpful. I have a couple of suggestions: 1. It would be helpful to give each word along with its gender since that's an important thing for a beginner to remember. 2. Differentiate between verbs and other words. Thank you!
Thank you so much for those useful French words! Now the next step would be to learn how to use them in context. Listening to French vocabulary is important. Pronunciation and practice even more to be able to speak French! Thanks again for your hard work there.
I'm a bit confused on word 116 as chopsticks would be baguettes. If you had to buy more than one baguette at a boulangerie, would that also be the same as buying chopsticks?
This is just horrible and inaccurate. No genders, no distinction between verbs and nouns. There's really no value in being confused later on, relearning is harder than learning right the first time...
Romell Mazon. I don’t think so....poser means put...in your example it means “ I have a question posed for you...” and the bird example, means “ the bird posed, alighted, landed....”
Vianna Nt ok, poser une question translated into English would be « put a question and in Spanish poner una pregunta, while this may somehow be understandable in both English and Spanish it’s not the right translation, the correct translation should be : ask a question and “hacer una pregunta” in other words, these are some of the translations for the French verb poser even if it also means to put... Edit: Remember that in French you don’t say “faire une question “
Romell Mazon. Yes, I am Portuguese and speak English and advanced French, but Spanish it’s another matter as Portuguese too. In Portuguese we say “fazer uma pergunta” which means “make” a question”... similar to “hacer una pregunta”....anyway, language studies are always amazing. Thanks for considering my question and giving me your feedback.
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Merci beaucoup. Tu m'a aidé à apprendre le français
HI!
Thank you for all your videos. These are very helpful.
I have a couple of suggestions:
1. It would be helpful to give each word along with its gender since that's an important thing for a beginner to remember.
2. Differentiate between verbs and other words.
Thank you!
Thanks is very useful
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Thank you so much for those useful French words! Now the next step would be to learn how to use them in context. Listening to French vocabulary is important. Pronunciation and practice even more to be able to speak French! Thanks again for your hard work there.
That’s good English you got there. How’d you learn it?
And is the word “ant-fourmille » really useful?
this is good! Thanks to all of the people that had their voices in there.
faire d'autres vidéos pour nous!
its gr8... a big thank you
P,lease add the definite or indefinite articles before the nouns to help us know gender M/F
Was just going to type the same
Merci beaucoup.Bien merci.
Re I have to go to
29:51 if you use the subtitles then it says "boo-yeah"
Thanks
I'm a bit confused on word 116 as chopsticks would be baguettes. If you had to buy more than one baguette at a boulangerie, would that also be the same as buying chopsticks?
10:07 & 10:14 why is there two brushes
Earth Environment first one is the reflexive verb to say to brush and the second is the noun for a brush
Good luck with the new life
5:20 I think there is an " S " at de end
Merci bouqoup ❤❤❤ im learning
From now on everyone should be speaking right speak in French
The first thing to do was in Juja the same
Ghost story
Good post..
Tum se na ho payega
4:54 is it " to be" or " be'"
To be
Nopeity nope
@@aqxarium "etre" is "to be" in english.
@Jack Huang right, sure
I think I was watching before any way thank you teacher
Is there a video 700 words from Spanish to French?
3:38 that is not how you say "backyard." You pronounced "Back garden"
(P.S. reply if wrong )(P.P.S. use google translate)
*oui*
14:53 think it is
salle de cours not salle do classe
I'm ready
I want to learn French 😭😭
you can do it!!
There are some errors such as bathroom and bean sprout.
Unfortunately, you didn’t put any articles to help learn the gender. I would appreciate bigger writing as well
Oui bonjour
Messed up on watermelon. Sounds like they are saying vache (cow), instead of pastèque.
Hi ami lya how are you?
who clicked this vid all bc of the title?
Who are Indians here🙋♀️
I tought ”effrayé” was pronounced more like ”effrey-o” like english person would say. Is there a mistake ?
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wtf
Do i must to know ant in french, seriously????
Et pourquoi pas?
you do if you go in grade 5 or if you want to be a business man
I miss Lya
Mine is the 1000th like ! 😋
First comment ❤️😍
Who didn't saw this full video at a time👇
I miss Mongo 🥲
Next video, don't make a lot of mistakes
This is just horrible and inaccurate. No genders, no distinction between verbs and nouns. There's really no value in being confused later on, relearning is harder than learning right the first time...
Mauj kar di madam ji
Language translated to french is langue. Linguistique is not correct
why dont we learn english instead
Excuse me but “ poser” does not mean “ask”, it means place, put....
Vianna Nt poser also means to ask, example: j’ai une question à te poser or tu peux me poser n’importe quelle question etc
By the way, you can also use poser in a different context, for instance, l’oiseau s’est posé sur la branche de cet arbre
Romell Mazon. I don’t think so....poser means put...in your example it means “ I have a question posed for you...” and the bird example, means “ the bird posed, alighted, landed....”
Vianna Nt ok, poser une question translated into English would be « put a question and in Spanish poner una pregunta, while this may somehow be understandable in both English and Spanish it’s not the right translation, the correct translation should be : ask a question and “hacer una pregunta” in other words, these are some of the translations for the French verb poser even if it also means to put...
Edit: Remember that in French you don’t say “faire une question “
Romell Mazon. Yes, I am Portuguese and speak English and advanced French, but Spanish it’s another matter as Portuguese too. In Portuguese we say “fazer uma pergunta” which means “make” a question”... similar to “hacer una pregunta”....anyway, language studies are always amazing. Thanks for considering my question and giving me your feedback.