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I'm arabic, and at first it felt confusing listening to the language although I've learned spanish which has somethings in common with french! but despite the confusion i decided to learn french and I'm so glad that i found you, your explanation is pretty good, thank you❤✅
Hello, thanks for your lessons Shall you explain please, “vous” is a polite form of “you”, so if I am talking about that person with someone else, should I say “ils/elles”, or it will be still “il/elle”? Example: Talking to my boss “vous achetez la maison” Talking to my friend about my boss: “il achete la maison” or should it be “ils achetent la maison”?
I was learning A1 in AF Singapour, but because I currently live in Malaysia, Johor, I cannot cross the border for my class since a year ago. I forgot many things and very poor with my verbs. You made it easy to understand. Better than my school in fact!
Thank you a lot teacher, for your help cause you helped me a lot to learn and to love this language French', I have studied it 10 years ago but I never loved it or learned some thing in French just the famous words like bonjour la porte and some things like that but with you I really developed my French language thank U again 💙
Masallah, god Will's sister Alicia or our teacher you do great ,may god bless and protect you for your efforts,this is very helpful for those who are serious really ,one love ,one heart
Thank you Alicia, I think I won't find a better teacher for teaching me this. Lingoni helped me to learn German too. It was very easy to learn German with Lingoni. At first I thought learning French is very difficult. But your teaching made it easy.
Just began learning basic French this week via Duolingo, online resources, guidebooks, French Netflix dramas with subtitles and signed up for a group course..these videos really help! Merci beaucoup!! Alicia est une excellente enseignante! x👍
Have you ever been Turkey? Dear sis Alicia And could you mention something about life in France ?(culture,custom,dishes especially the ways of having friends)
Hello alicia, i would like to ask what the difference between the work 'tu' and 'vous'? they are both 'you' so i'm a bit confuse why there's two different words for that.
Hi Nisha, Good question! You use "vous": - when you don't know the person and the person is older, - when you don't know the person and the person has the same age and you are over 30 years old, as a mark of respect to someone (for example a father/mother in law), - when you want to sound old-fashionly romantic (saying vous to a woman that you generally address with tu can have a certain charm - - when used properly, as a mark of a mix of respect, tenderness, shyness, and more), - when addressing a customer, or more generally someone you are in relation with through professional obligations (but not part of the same organization as you). - It is customary that the teacher, the boss, the parent in law, the elder, etc. proposes using tu the first. You use "tu" : - when you are well acquainted with the person, - when addressing children / teenagers (some teachers might prefer to use vous with teenagers though, to build some distance and respect with the pupils), - when you are well acquainted with the person, and not in a public situation where you have to show some distance with that person (well acquainted politicians and journalists use tu only off the record, for example), - within left-wing political parties, the norm is to address one another with tu (the more to the left the stronger), - when you want to sound young and cool (radio broadcast animated by people who target a young audience will systematically use tu when on the air). Thanks!
thank you so much teacher , can we do that on other verbs like (jouer) . umm Je joue , tu joues , il joue, nous joueons, vous jouez, ils jouent . as you said umm "er' , is that true?
Hey Alicia! Thanks for everything you are a great teacher! I have 2 questions. Ils aiment 'le' football. Ils jouent 'au' football. I couldn't understand 'au' here because i thought it was for 'to'. For instance "je vais au restaurant". The other question is about this sentence: 'nous jouons aux échecs' I couldn't understand what is aux exactly. Thanks in advance. (:
Hello! Both questions are about JOUER and its prepositions. I'm afraid there is not much to understand, it's these things with verbs and prepositions where you have to learn them by ear or by heart. Le verbe jouer can go with several prepositions : you would say jouer au football, jouer aux échecs (à les échecs because chess is plural ), but jouer du piano, jouer de la guitare, jouer avec ses amis, … a rule ? well, let's say that with musical instruments we generally use du, de la... and for sports I guess most of them go with au, but there is nothing to really "understand", you Will learn which preposition goes after jouer by practicing or hearing it often..hope that helped somehow ! ;)
It's something like what shed explained at 07:05. "Vous" can be "you - formal (singular/plural)" or "you - informal PLURAL". While "tu" is only singular and only informal.
Just want to clarify that il parle and ils parlent, both are pronounced in the exactly same way but when we write, we need to distinguish between them. But when we speak to each other, how do we know whether the speaker is referring to singular or plural persons? That is my main question for you, Alicia.
When you're talking to someone you should have a context and the person you're talking to should know which one you're talking about, if not then there probably is a way to explain if you're talking about one person or a lot of people
Great classes! Love'em! Just a quick question. When you gave the infinitive cases you wrote s'appeler (with one l and later on in the sentence je m'appelle it appears with to Ls. Is that so for any given reason or was it just a typo? Thanks. Keep it up!
Bonjour Nacho and sorry for coming back to you so late! it's a very good question and yes, there is a reason indeed :) The pronounciation will change depending on how you will write the verb. With 2 "l" the pronouciation of the "e" before is open whereas with on, you will pronounce the closed "e". So S'appeler et je m'appelle are not pronounced the same! Hope that helped somehow :) thanks!
Merci beaucoup pour la leçon, Alicia! I have one little question:) Do we pronounce 's/z' before the vowel sound just in pronouns? I mean you don't pronounce 's/z' while saying 'vous travailleZ avec Jenny'. Lookin forward for an answer!
Salut! It's a really good question: I would personnaly never say vous travailleZ avec Jenny but I cannot say that it would be wrong to say so! It is maybe just pretty more formal I'd say.
If you want put a verb in 'passé composé', how do you tell which infinite verb is best suited with 'je suis' or 'j'ai?'. Example, Je suis allé, J'ai marché
The examples 6:20 : Je parle français Tu regardes un film Il marche lentement Elle parle beaucoup Nous jouons aux échecs Vous travaillez avec Jenny Ils aiment le football Ils jouent au football Elles achètent les cadeaux de Noël
Alicia, I have a question. Whenever you say (Je parle/ tu parle/ il parle), I can't hear you pronounce the French R but rather a regular English R! Is that so?
Salut, I have doubts with the conjugation of the verb s'appeler. Je m'appelle Tu t'appelles Il/elle s'appelle NOUS NOUS appelons VOUS VOUS appelez Ils/elles s'appellent. I don't understand why they repeat nous or vous. Merci beaucoup et j'adore tes cours!!
Hello and thanks for your question. We repeat the same pronoun Nous et Vous but with two different functions: one is a pronom personnel, and the other Nous is a reflexive pronoun that you need to write in case of a pronominal reflexive verb like this one. hope that helped.
Good you did so! That's really the good part of watching videos. You can stop, rewind, listen again and even slow me down. I think it's important to give you a whole picture. Extended explanation are needed sometimes ;)
I would listen closely to the lessons and maybe even slow it down to hear what she's saying. I would also make up small little pronunciation exercises for yourself to keep motivation. Comparing your pronunciation to a native's (such as Alicia) also helps tremendously. I wouldn't actually recommend movies/tv shows until you're around B1/B2.
Je regarde par la fenêtre. Tu marches sur le trottoir. Il aime la bière. Elle achète du vin. Nous travaillons ensemble. Vous étudiez l'allemand. Ils jouent à des jeux vidéo. Elles jouent de la musique.
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I'm here because I forgot about everything during the pandemic break and since online school started it's been hard for me to learn anything in that class.
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Merci Alicia! Votre style d’enseignement est très agréable! 😊
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I'm revising to enter eighth grade with a good background, I must say your classes are amazing. despite being quite simple you're able to get the idea across all while giving us new vocab.
Merci beaucoup!
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I'm arabic, and at first it felt confusing listening to the language although I've learned spanish which has somethings in common with french!
but despite the confusion i decided to learn french and I'm so glad that i found you, your explanation is pretty good, thank you❤✅
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Hello, thanks for your lessons
Shall you explain please, “vous” is a polite form of “you”, so if I am talking about that person with someone else, should I say “ils/elles”, or it will be still “il/elle”?
Example:
Talking to my boss “vous achetez la maison”
Talking to my friend about my boss: “il achete la maison” or should it be “ils achetent la maison”?
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Merci Alicia, tu es la meilleure ☺️
Merci beaucoup❤
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the absolute best way to learn!! Thank you Alicia
You are fabulous at teaching. I will definitely buy your course.
I was learning A1 in AF Singapour, but because I currently live in Malaysia, Johor, I cannot cross the border for my class since a year ago. I forgot many things and very poor with my verbs. You made it easy to understand. Better than my school in fact!
Merci beaucoup professeur vous enseignez très bien le Français, j'aime vos classes ❤
GOD BLESS YOU!
thanks a lot, sincerely appreciate your work😊🙂👏👏👏
Wow! She’s amazing.
So gorgeous - I love learning like this.
Thank you a lot teacher, for your help cause you helped me a lot to learn and to love this language French', I have studied it 10 years ago but I never loved it or learned some thing in French just the famous words like bonjour la porte and some things like that but with you I really developed my French language thank U again 💙
This is amazing! I am really happy to read that, thanks a lot and keep going!! :)
Merci beaucoup Alicia
Merci beaucoup alicia thanks four you
Thank you so much, very well executed.
Really like your channel
Levels our in sequence..... Merci
Thanks a lot
Masallah, god Will's sister Alicia or our teacher you do great ,may god bless and protect you for your efforts,this is very helpful for those who are serious really ,one love ,one heart
Thank you Alicia, I think I won't find a better teacher for teaching me this. Lingoni helped me to learn German too. It was very easy to learn German with Lingoni. At first I thought learning French is very difficult. But your teaching made it easy.
Wonderful! Thanks a lot. :) I'm really happy if lingoni works for you ! :D
You constantly improve the quality of your lessons. It is very good step.
You're right, we're trying to offer better quality at all levels !! Thank you :)
Kindly share the conjugation for other 8 verbs discussed in the video as the spellings & accents change with conjugation.. Thank you!
Thanks a lot👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You are welcome
I am able to understand u so much clearly
Merci beaucoup .
Glad to hear that
Thank you! That really helps me! It is my second day, and I can make sentences, speak little bit.
Great job!
just as i did when learning german, i am here to do the same with french 💖💖
Merci beaucoup !
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It is my favourite language so thank you Alicia for all the periods
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Just began learning basic French this week via Duolingo, online resources, guidebooks, French Netflix dramas with subtitles and signed up for a group course..these videos really help! Merci beaucoup!! Alicia est une excellente enseignante! x👍
Help me a lot in learning french thank you 🔥🔥
very welcome and Happy to read that!
thanks, to the point !!
Glad it helped!
Merci beaucoup :)
Very good video! I'm retaking classes again to remember french basics :)
Have fun with us then :D!
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I love you so much
Have you ever been Turkey? Dear sis Alicia
And could you mention something about life in France ?(culture,custom,dishes especially the ways of having friends)
Please add english captions
My comment is Merci. J'apprends beaucoup.
Hello alicia, i would like to ask what the difference between the work 'tu' and 'vous'?
they are both 'you' so i'm a bit confuse why there's two different words for that.
Hi Nisha,
Good question!
You use "vous":
- when you don't know the person and the person is older,
- when you don't know the person and the person has the same age and you are over 30 years old,
as a mark of respect to someone (for example a father/mother in law),
- when you want to sound old-fashionly romantic (saying vous to a woman that you generally address with tu can have a certain charm - - when used properly, as a mark of a mix of respect, tenderness, shyness, and more),
- when addressing a customer, or more generally someone you are in relation with through professional obligations (but not part of the same organization as you).
- It is customary that the teacher, the boss, the parent in law, the elder, etc. proposes using tu the first.
You use "tu" :
- when you are well acquainted with the person,
- when addressing children / teenagers (some teachers might prefer to use vous with teenagers though, to build some distance and respect with the pupils),
- when you are well acquainted with the person, and not in a public situation where you have to show some distance with that person (well acquainted politicians and journalists use tu only off the record, for example),
- within left-wing political parties, the norm is to address one another with tu (the more to the left the stronger),
- when you want to sound young and cool (radio broadcast animated by people who target a young audience will systematically use tu when on the air).
Thanks!
Thank u really Thses lessons helped me alot ♥️✨
Happy to help!
thank you so much teacher , can we do that on other verbs like (jouer) . umm Je joue , tu joues , il joue, nous joueons, vous jouez, ils jouent . as you said umm "er' , is that true?
Hey Alicia! Thanks for everything you are a great teacher! I have 2 questions.
Ils aiment 'le' football.
Ils jouent 'au' football.
I couldn't understand 'au' here because i thought it was for 'to'. For instance "je vais au restaurant".
The other question is about this sentence: 'nous jouons aux échecs'
I couldn't understand what is aux exactly.
Thanks in advance. (:
Hello!
Both questions are about JOUER and its prepositions.
I'm afraid there is not much to understand, it's these things with verbs and prepositions where you have to learn them by ear or by heart.
Le verbe jouer can go with several prepositions : you would say jouer au football, jouer aux échecs (à les échecs because chess is plural ), but jouer du piano, jouer de la guitare, jouer avec ses amis, … a rule ? well, let's say that with musical instruments we generally use du, de la... and for sports I guess most of them go with au, but there is nothing to really "understand", you Will learn which preposition goes after jouer by practicing or hearing it often..hope that helped somehow ! ;)
@@lingoniFRENCH Yes of course it helped thanks a lot, much love! :)
Can you make pdf of every lesson ?
Hi there! What is the difference between ''Vous Parlez'' and '' Tu Parles'' ? They both mean ''you speak''. Thanks :)
It's something like what shed explained at 07:05.
"Vous" can be "you - formal (singular/plural)" or "you - informal PLURAL".
While "tu" is only singular and only informal.
@@LaurenTaiwanxSchweiz Thanks
Just want to clarify that il parle and ils parlent, both are pronounced in the exactly same way but when we write, we need to distinguish between them. But when we speak to each other, how do we know whether the speaker is referring to singular or plural persons? That is my main question for you, Alicia.
Do you guys do dictation ? Will get wrong. Answer
When you're talking to someone you should have a context and the person you're talking to should know which one you're talking about, if not then there probably is a way to explain if you're talking about one person or a lot of people
Great classes! Love'em! Just a quick question. When you gave the infinitive cases you wrote s'appeler (with one l and later on in the sentence je m'appelle it appears with to Ls. Is that so for any given reason or was it just a typo? Thanks. Keep it up!
Bonjour Nacho and sorry for coming back to you so late! it's a very good question and yes, there is a reason indeed :) The pronounciation will change depending on how you will write the verb. With 2 "l" the pronouciation of the "e" before is open whereas with on, you will pronounce the closed "e". So S'appeler et je m'appelle are not pronounced the same!
Hope that helped somehow :) thanks!
@@lingoniFRENCH Thank you very much for the answer!!!
Is it incorrect if we say "ils jouent le football ?" are these "Au/aux" necessary ?
Yes, the sentence "ils jouent le football" is incorrect.
You have to say "Ils jouent au football"!
Merci beaucoup pour la leçon, Alicia! I have one little question:) Do we pronounce 's/z' before the vowel sound just in pronouns? I mean you don't pronounce 's/z' while saying 'vous travailleZ avec Jenny'. Lookin forward for an answer!
Salut!
It's a really good question: I would personnaly never say vous travailleZ avec Jenny but I cannot say that it would be wrong to say so! It is maybe just pretty more formal I'd say.
@@lingoniFRENCH I understand! Merci beaucoup for an answer😌
@@lingoniFRENCH But do we have a liaison in this case?
If you want put a verb in 'passé composé', how do you tell which infinite verb is best suited with 'je suis' or 'j'ai?'. Example, Je suis allé, J'ai marché
You would have to learn by heart the "exceptions" that go with ETRE.
You can find a full lesson about this topic ;)
How will we identify the difference between il parle and ils parlent when someone is speaking?
The context :)
Video watched on March 29th, 2022!
The examples 6:20 :
Je parle français
Tu regardes un film
Il marche lentement
Elle parle beaucoup
Nous jouons aux échecs
Vous travaillez avec Jenny
Ils aiment le football
Ils jouent au football
Elles achètent les cadeaux de Noël
Super !
Alicia, I have a question.
Whenever you say (Je parle/ tu parle/ il parle), I can't hear you pronounce the French R but rather a regular English R! Is that so?
No, she does but it’s very faint cause the french r is not that prominent like the Spanish one
Yes, that's a good explaination, thanks! :)
@@inayashafi3758 @lingoni FRENCH Thank you both :').
When she says “howeva” in a “New York accent” 😂😂😂
Salut, I have doubts with the conjugation of the verb s'appeler.
Je m'appelle
Tu t'appelles
Il/elle s'appelle
NOUS NOUS appelons
VOUS VOUS appelez
Ils/elles s'appellent.
I don't understand why they repeat nous or vous.
Merci beaucoup et j'adore tes cours!!
Hello and thanks for your question.
We repeat the same pronoun Nous et Vous but with two different functions: one is a pronom personnel, and the other Nous is a reflexive pronoun that you need to write in case of a pronominal reflexive verb like this one.
hope that helped.
Manger has a different ending when it comes to the subject nous and the ending will be eons “mangeons”
Are u native french speaker?
yes!
Overextended explanation of plural 3rd form (5:00-6:00). I had to listen to it twice to get it
Good you did so! That's really the good part of watching videos. You can stop, rewind, listen again and even slow me down. I think it's important to give you a whole picture. Extended explanation are needed sometimes ;)
Why this video updated recently but its 7th video on playlist?
Hi Mehmet, it's a new version of the video, more complete :)
@@lingoniFRENCHMerci beaucoup.Salutations de la Turquie
Is "échecs' a plural Noun?
It is, we say les échecs, always in plural form. :)
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Mam I have only 1 problem
Pronunciation 🤔🤔
What to do??(^_-)(^_-)
If you can read and understand, I THINK that watching stuff in Frech with the subtitles in French would be helpful
I would listen closely to the lessons and maybe even slow it down to hear what she's saying. I would also make up small little pronunciation exercises for yourself to keep motivation. Comparing your pronunciation to a native's (such as Alicia) also helps tremendously. I wouldn't actually recommend movies/tv shows until you're around B1/B2.
@@cocanutmelk220 THANKS BUDDY 💯💯🤗
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Jaime regarder le motoGP
teacher can you pronounce slowly I don't understand what you spell
Please speak a little slowly
Ok
Ok
Ok
Ok
So how do you cope with those "they/them" peeps
Bro 😭
Regarder ,je regarde, tu regardes, il/elle regarde, ils/elles regardent, nous regardons, vous regardez.
Teacher's hair making her look hotter than usual 🔥
Ur teeths are just like ur explainaton always clean.
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Everything is okay, but i don't get what we say if we are talking about a "they" consisting both women and men :(
Hello! You would have to use "ils" when you have men and women :).
I even can't understand how she is pronouncing the words 👀😶, so how can i pronounce 🙄🤷🏻, please give a solution 😶
She is such a babe, I can't concentrate! Travailler is to travel! Viva la France
Hello Alicia did you do private lessons by Skype if is yes can I have your email please thank you
Je regarde par la fenêtre.
Tu marches sur le trottoir.
Il aime la bière.
Elle achète du vin.
Nous travaillons ensemble.
Vous étudiez l'allemand.
Ils jouent à des jeux vidéo.
Elles jouent de la musique.
Thank you again. Very very weird pronunciation indeed.