Bonjour, I think that the originality of your channel is best. Frencheezee is kind of unique and you are known by it. You have shown a great deal of responsibility in doing what you doing and you should keep your original page name. That is my opinion of course, everyone has one and it may differ from mine. Good luck and keep up the excellent work. Tu eres muy inteligente y unica en tu clase! Thank you.
I already knew all these. One day I found out by accident on some youtube video that they make a lot of small shortcuts in French. I doubt most learners are aware of these because it's kind of hard to find anyone that goes over these online, most people just go over textbook french, of course textbooks don't even mention them. So it was nice to see you at least touch on them, it helps in understanding movies. I stumbled on the fact that in the first harry potter audio book read by Bernard Giraudeau in French, he will do about 2 to 6 contractions on each page. Like Ce qu'il becoming c'qu'il or even just c'qu'i. Pas de becoming pa'd like pa'd panique. Bois de saule becoming boi'd saule. Quatre becoming quat'. Matin to mat', and many more. If anyone is interested, it works best to download the audio into audacity which gives you good control of playback, you can isolate words to play over and over until you figure out the contractions. Unfortunately it's kind of tedious and slow going, going sentence by sentence to find contractions, but it works. Though I don't just do this to find contractions. As far as the name, I'm fine with either --- learn french with frencheezee or Cindy. Someone suggested "Frencheezee with Cindy" which is good.
This is so good, the fact that you're adressing this while totally not appropriate in exam settings is so nice, cause im sure not a lot of channels would focus on those kind of things, thanks for not making me sound like a fool in french ;)
Frankly speaking, French with Cindy sounds more friendly and also can identify your personality. But i believe that people get used to Learn French With Frenchcheezee. Therefore, if you keep your old name, it will not get confuse your audience. Of course this is only my opinion. I enjoy studying French with both names, anyway. :). Hope you can make up your mind soon.
Bonjour I just wanna say thank you for your channel,I wanna speak french too,and I started to take notes from You and I know I can do it,my first language is spanish,english is my second one and I know for sure french will be my 3rd one. I will keep watching your channel,and I will keep working on my goal to do so, keep up with the good work,by the way You have a sweet spirit 😊 I am glad I found this channel.
Thank you very much for your kind words. Spanish is my third language, I studied it at school and university. I can understand most of what I read, however, I stayed in a hostel recently, some Spaniards were staying there too... and I was very disappointed to find I could hardly understand anything they were saying when talking amongst themselves! I definitely need to do something about that!
French with Cindy sounds a lot better, it sounds more personal, and it will attract more people that is what you want to achieve right? no matter what you call it. i like the way you teach the language.
Just got the email from Cindy to watch this today ! Nice and perfect for me as I just want to speak the language and not worry about any fussy exams . can't wait to be able to visit France again . Still have had last year à apprendre le français. I have found there are lots of oddities of "grammer" rules broken . Why is "Vous a plu" for instance in J'espere que vous a plu - I hope you enjoyed it ?
What a blessing you are, fantastic teacher. I'm only beginning.. I hear qoi on movies all the time. This is a bit advanced for me, but I shall be returning. Meanwhile..back to pepa pig!
Keep "Frencheezee" so that you don't lose audience but make your name prominent as well so that with time the association is established should you embark on a new endeavor. You have a great personality. Thanks.
Love your channel, found by accident. Your teachings are useful and fun, not just the usual dry academic stuff. Also it's so cute that as a native French speaker that you have an English accent! Keep it up!
Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm really pleased you like my lessons. If you ever have any questions along your French learning journey, you know where to find me! Hope to see you here again soon :)
Cindy, I like the Eiffel Tower icon on your videos and I like seeing your face when you speak French because it helps to learn French by watching how an actual person moves the lips to make the sounds of the words, that is one of the methods speech therapists teach students who have a hard time pronouncing words correctly...and I also like your cute kitty. Alice, from Texas, USA
Cindy, thank you for responding to my comment. It is a fact that most often, people tend to filter out certain sounds from languages other than their own. That's why many times people can read a different language before they can listen with understanding. "Can you repeat that?" or "Would you please say that more slowly?" are the questions most asked by a new language learner. Cindy, you speak very clearly and with an evenly paced cadence. Seeing the facial movements, and even the facial expressions really helps a lot in learning French. By the way, if your cat chances by in the next videos, that would be just wonderful, too! Alice, from Texas, USA
I know what you mean, I feel the same about Spanish. I understand pretty much everything I read, but not quite as much of what I hear. I'm sure Lexie would love to make another appearance! She's very nosy! lol
Cindy,lov to thank for good explanation,for I'm the beginner of French language,I'm from Indonesia,though no more young,with the age of digital medium,to learn French from you tube help me so much
Great lesson Cindy!!! New subbie here. I find it very difficult to understand all contractions and verlan they use. My native language is spanish but I love watching videos in english so I can improve more than one language at the same time. By the way, your french is great, congrats!
Thanks but that's because I'm French ;) lol. I've lived in England for 12 years so English is my second language. I've also studied Spanish at university level, but as I haven't used it since completing my degree, I think it's getting a bit rusty! I really need to get back to it lol. Could you maybe recommend any Spanish youtubers / family vloggers? I think watching a few of these in your target language is also a great way to improve. Let me know if you want me to recommend a few French channels :)
Learn French With Frencheezee bonsoir Cindy! Wow I wouldn’t have realized if you hadn’t told me. (Sorry if that’s incorrect, I have some issues with conditionals ha, what I mean is that your english is perfect too. I don’t follow many spanish channels, just 2 expat girls, from Venezuela , one of them living in USA (maiah ocando) and the other one in Canada (vanne montes).Check them if you like to hear some random stories about living abroad mixed with their personal lifestyle. If you enjoy really great travelling vloggers, they are Alanxelmundo (a mexican expert traveller) and Vagaboom (a couple travelling on bike) . I’m from Argentina so I also suggest Argentinos por el mundo. Now I want yours! Thank you in advance
*Sorry, I meant this comment for your previous video on French mispronouncing French.* 😜 Yes I always leave my spoon in my coffee which annoys me👀🙄😱😝 and half way through I remove it. Cindy thank you soooooo much for making this video and saying all you did about *not feeling ashamed or being shamed about the mistakes.* I lived in Paris 45 yrs ago for 2 yrs and was shamed constantly in restaurants or anywhere... They would say QUOI not trying to understand... it was very disheartening, but I loved the city.. It's history... monuments... food... museums....and the language❤️👀🙄🌹 Hopefully next time I speak clearer🙏🏾
I like the tips here, especially not having to twist my tongue to pronounce words that may not actually be used when speaking with or trying to understand French people, if you could make a videos is the "real world" way of speaking to others in France that would be great and you use one name like Frencheezee. Then the other videos for people study proper French can be called French with Cindy...or vice versa. Keep up the good work either way
Hi, I think you should change your title to French with Cindy, you are an excellent English speaker and until you said, I actually thought you were native English. Also I love the more casual setting behind you.
Coucou. First, permit me to express for me and all fellow Americans our mutual shock, horror, and deep sadness triggered by the tragic fire at Notre Dame. What a sad day. Neither French nor English nor words in any language (perhaps music) can capture such deep emotions. Moving on, I vote for "French with Cindy." You are an excellent teacher. Please permit me to suggest that you consider doing a lesson on a side-to-side comparison of pronunciation of nasals: "-an, -en, in, & -on." Maybe invent a little sentence that lists the nasals in the order of open or closed sound quality. The side by side aspect is most important, otherwise we beginners end up making the same nasal sound for all nasals. Merci beaucoup again for your commitment to educating us about your beautiful language.
Haha, I didn't take your warning seriously at first but even from your first example - yeah I would definitely be marked down in class if I started using contractions.
"Quoi" literally means "What" in English and it's an easy French filler word to learn for Tagalog speakers. The Tagalog word "Ano" literally means "What" in English as Filipinos like to use "Ano" as a filler word when speaking Tagalog.
I just subscribed this info. Is given in my French class. I need to practice this in my everyday practice with people. I don't want to sound like a book. You sound British when speaking in English.
Bonjour miss Cindy, this is an unusual request, you see I'm planning on having a career in France at some point in the near future, I'm just curious to know if you give Skype lessons? Kind regards
I like French With Cindy. Either way, your videos are phenomenal! I took 2 years of French in school in the 80's and really enjoyed it. You do a great job teaching the language. Very easy to follow. I've been to Paris in 2000 and loved it (I wish I could've communicated with the locals better than I did, though). Keep up the good work, Cindy :)
Thanks for your videos! It explains questions that I had when my SO speaks French! He never sounds like the French that I am trying to learn because he is a native. I guess he speaks "lazy" 😉 Regarding your channel title, I would keep it if you asked me! Original and cute!
Stay with your current name, most professional brands do not change the name of the brand, as they would only confuse people, and lessen their market share. I vote for "Learn French with Frencheezee"!
De rien :) It depends what you meant, if you meant 'for school', then yes it's correct. If you meant 'at school', you should have said 'à l'école'. Hope this helps :)
Bonjour, L'emploie de « on » au lieu de « nous » est tout-à-fait correct. « on » a plusieurs utilisations, entre autres comme duel « toi et moi ». C'est aussi un pronom indéfini, ou est utilisé à la place de « tu » ou « vous » dans un sens diplomatique, etc. Salut. Eiffel.
- Les profs font encore grève! ( Teachers are on strike again!) - Ben on est en France, quoi! ( Well we're in France, like!) meaning, what else do you expect?!
"Learn French with Cindy" would be easier to remember when telling friends about your channel Thank you for the lesson you're such a pretty girl and so well spoken, cute cat too! How do you spell her name Lexis, is that right?
@@Frencheezi meow to Lexie, wow it has gone 5 years since I was here last. I must have slept through the plandemic. Funny she leaves when you have finished the lesson.
- Les profs font encore grève! ( Teachers are on strike again!) - Ben on est en France, quoi! ( Well we're in France, like!) meaning, what else do you expect?!
We, native French speakers, speak this way indeed, except in formal settings. For instance, you'd never speak that way during a job interview, at a restaurant, at the doctor's office, etc.
But I never use, "tu" or "ta". Only vous, votre, and vos. For example, "Vous avez pris votre clé?" So does that mean I don't have to worry about non-textbook contractions?
You don't need to make contractions with vous, however, there are other contractions which you could make and which would help you sound more French. For example, il y a often becomes y a, ce qui often becomes c'qui, ce que often becomes c'que and so on... That said, contractions are NEVER compulsory. They make speech sound more casual and more natural, but you don't have to make any of them. It's your call. However, avoid them in your exams!
Bonjour à tout! Il y a un website(Je suis désolé, sais pas la parole pour website en français) que je peux utiliser a améliorer mon accent? J'utilise seulement Google Translate et Duolingo pour parler.
Dear Ms. Cindy. I would like to apologize in advance for the irrelevance of this question, but could you please help me, break down this rather random sentence from the larousse: "Les différentes formes que peut prendre le verbe ajoutent des précisions, par example sur l'époque à laquelle se situe une action, sur sa durée, etc."??
It means the forms of a verb, will give you information about when the action / event took place (present / past / future...) and how long it lasted. The endings are also dependent on the subject... In other words, as opposed to a verb in the infinitive which is neutral and gives no information, a conjugated verb gives you valuable information. Hope this answers your question :)
Bonjour,
I think that the originality of your channel is best. Frencheezee is kind of unique and you are known by it.
You have shown a great deal of responsibility in doing what you doing and you should keep your original page name. That is my opinion of course, everyone has one and it may differ from mine.
Good luck and keep up the excellent work.
Tu eres muy inteligente y unica en tu clase!
Thank you.
MusicLessons630
I like your relaxed, informal way of passing on tips. It's like talking to a friend in their living room.
Hugs to Lexie too. Sweet cat.
Oh, she'd love a fuss, she's very friendly!! :)
I already knew all these. One day I found out by accident on some youtube video that they make a lot of small shortcuts in French. I doubt most learners are aware of these because it's kind of hard to find anyone that goes over these online, most people just go over textbook french, of course textbooks don't even mention them. So it was nice to see you at least touch on them, it helps in understanding movies. I stumbled on the fact that in the first harry potter audio book read by Bernard Giraudeau in French, he will do about 2 to 6 contractions on each page. Like Ce qu'il becoming c'qu'il or even just c'qu'i. Pas de becoming pa'd like pa'd panique. Bois de saule becoming boi'd saule. Quatre becoming quat'. Matin to mat', and many more. If anyone is interested, it works best to download the audio into audacity which gives you good control of playback, you can isolate words to play over and over until you figure out the contractions. Unfortunately it's kind of tedious and slow going, going sentence by sentence to find contractions, but it works. Though I don't just do this to find contractions.
As far as the name, I'm fine with either --- learn french with frencheezee or Cindy. Someone suggested "Frencheezee with Cindy" which is good.
This is so good, the fact that you're adressing this while totally not appropriate in exam settings is so nice, cause im sure not a lot of channels would focus on those kind of things, thanks for not making me sound like a fool in french ;)
Frankly speaking, French with Cindy sounds more friendly and also can identify your personality. But i believe that people get used to Learn French With Frenchcheezee. Therefore, if you keep your old name, it will not get confuse your audience. Of course this is only my opinion. I enjoy studying French with both names, anyway. :). Hope you can make up your mind soon.
Oui!
Both Frencheezee and French with Cindy are good. Thanks so much for this lesson
you have one of the best french learning chanells thankyou so much for your help : )!
Bonjour I just wanna say thank you for your channel,I wanna speak french too,and I started to take notes from You and I know I can do it,my first language is spanish,english is my second one and I know for sure french will be my 3rd one.
I will keep watching your channel,and I will keep working on my goal to do so, keep up with the good work,by the way You have a sweet spirit 😊 I am glad I found this channel.
Thank you very much for your kind words. Spanish is my third language, I studied it at school and university. I can understand most of what I read, however, I stayed in a hostel recently, some Spaniards were staying there too... and I was very disappointed to find I could hardly understand anything they were saying when talking amongst themselves! I definitely need to do something about that!
With Cindy, definitely.
I also love seeing vids with you actually being in them.
French with Cindy sounds a lot better, it sounds more personal, and it will attract more people that is what you want to achieve right? no matter what you call it. i like the way you teach the language.
Thank you, I'm really pleased you like it :)
French with Cindy sounds and looks more so professional and easier on the eyes. It flows better too... and now I know your name.
I Love “French by Cindy”.❤️
Just got the email from Cindy to watch this today ! Nice and perfect for me as I just want to speak the language and not worry about any fussy exams . can't wait to be able to visit France again . Still have had last year à apprendre le français. I have found there are lots of oddities of "grammer" rules broken . Why is "Vous a plu" for instance in J'espere que vous a plu - I hope you enjoyed it ?
Did you mean: "J'espère que ça vous a plu."? "a plu" is the passé composé of the verb "plaire" (to delight, like, enjoy etc.)
French with Cindy would be my vote. Thanks so much for teaching us.
Fantastic I've learned more today than the last two years!!! Merci Vous :)
Either Cindy or Frencheezee, like your videos as always!
What a blessing you are, fantastic teacher. I'm only beginning.. I hear qoi on movies all the time. This is a bit advanced for me, but I shall be returning. Meanwhile..back to pepa pig!
Pepa Pig lol. I thought I was the only one ha ha .
Keep "Frencheezee" so that you don't lose audience but make your name prominent as well so that with time the association is established should you embark on a new endeavor. You have a great personality. Thanks.
Love your channel, found by accident. Your teachings are useful and fun, not just the usual dry academic stuff. Also it's so cute that as a native French speaker that you have an English accent! Keep it up!
Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm really pleased you like my lessons. If you ever have any questions along your French learning journey, you know where to find me! Hope to see you here again soon :)
Cindy, I like the Eiffel Tower icon on your videos and I like seeing your face when you speak French because it helps to learn French by watching how an actual person moves the lips to make the sounds of the words, that is one of the methods speech therapists teach students who have a hard time pronouncing words correctly...and I also like your cute kitty. Alice, from Texas, USA
I'm planning on making real 'face' lessons my main teaching method in the future. So I'm really glad you seem to like this format better! :)
Cindy, thank you for responding to my comment. It is a fact that most often, people tend to filter out certain sounds from languages other than their own. That's why many times people can read a different language before they can listen with understanding. "Can you repeat that?" or "Would you please say that more slowly?" are the questions most asked by a new language learner. Cindy, you speak very clearly and with an evenly paced cadence. Seeing the facial movements, and even the facial expressions really helps a lot in learning French. By the way, if your cat chances by in the next videos, that would be just wonderful, too! Alice, from Texas, USA
I know what you mean, I feel the same about Spanish. I understand pretty much everything I read, but not quite as much of what I hear. I'm sure Lexie would love to make another appearance! She's very nosy! lol
lol
French with Cindy sounds better, in my opinion. Particularly because you have a friendly approach.
I like French with Cindy. Easy breezy French with Cindy. 😀
Cindy,lov to thank for good explanation,for I'm the beginner of French language,I'm from Indonesia,though no more young,with the age of digital medium,to learn French from you tube help me so much
Great lesson Cindy!!! New subbie here. I find it very difficult to understand all contractions and verlan they use. My native language is spanish but I love watching videos in english so I can improve more than one language at the same time. By the way, your french is great, congrats!
Thanks but that's because I'm French ;) lol. I've lived in England for 12 years so English is my second language. I've also studied Spanish at university level, but as I haven't used it since completing my degree, I think it's getting a bit rusty! I really need to get back to it lol. Could you maybe recommend any Spanish youtubers / family vloggers? I think watching a few of these in your target language is also a great way to improve. Let me know if you want me to recommend a few French channels :)
Learn French With Frencheezee bonsoir Cindy! Wow I wouldn’t have realized if you hadn’t told me. (Sorry if that’s incorrect, I have some issues with conditionals ha, what I mean is that your english is perfect too. I don’t follow many spanish channels, just 2 expat girls, from Venezuela , one of them living in USA (maiah ocando) and the other one in Canada (vanne montes).Check them if you like to hear some random stories about living abroad mixed with their personal lifestyle. If you enjoy really great travelling vloggers, they are Alanxelmundo (a mexican expert traveller) and Vagaboom (a couple travelling on bike) . I’m from Argentina so I also suggest Argentinos por el mundo. Now I want yours! Thank you in advance
*Sorry, I meant this comment for your previous video on French mispronouncing French.* 😜
Yes I always leave my spoon in my coffee which annoys me👀🙄😱😝 and half way through I remove it.
Cindy thank you soooooo much for making this video and saying all you did about *not feeling ashamed or being shamed about the mistakes.* I lived in Paris 45 yrs ago for 2 yrs and was shamed constantly in restaurants or anywhere... They would say QUOI not trying to understand... it was very disheartening, but I loved the city.. It's history... monuments... food... museums....and the language❤️👀🙄🌹
Hopefully next time I speak clearer🙏🏾
I really like 'French with Cindy'. It's distinguishable.
I like the tips here, especially not having to twist my tongue to pronounce words that may not actually be used when speaking with or trying to understand French people, if you could make a videos is the "real world" way of speaking to others in France that would be great and you use one name like Frencheezee. Then the other videos for people study proper French can be called French with Cindy...or vice versa. Keep up the good work either way
I like your cat. Name the channel "Learn French with Lexy".
with Cindy definitely
frencheezee is unique and self explanatory...I would run with this one ma chere
How about 'Frencheezee with Cindy'?
channelmce good one
Frencheezee is awwwwwsom...annnnnd original...keep it sil vous plait!
Bon soir Cindy!
À mon avis, French with Cindy es un titre approprié pour votre canal de RUclips.
Merci.
Vous êtes une très bonne prof. Merci beaucoup!
I like 'French with Cindy' best.
Thanks for the tips that I haven't heard anywhere else. Nice to see your cat helping with the lesson.
Oh la! Le chat!!! Cutie! Great lesson too!
Hi, I think you should change your title to French with Cindy, you are an excellent English speaker and until you said, I actually thought you were native English. Also I love the more casual setting behind you.
Frencheezy with Cindy (?) It does personalize it and easy to remember, aussi.
Coucou. First, permit me to express for me and all fellow Americans our mutual shock, horror, and deep sadness triggered by the tragic fire at Notre Dame. What a sad day. Neither French nor English nor words in any language (perhaps music) can capture such deep emotions.
Moving on, I vote for "French with Cindy."
You are an excellent teacher. Please permit me to suggest that you consider doing a lesson on a side-to-side comparison of pronunciation of nasals: "-an, -en, in, & -on." Maybe invent a little sentence that lists the nasals in the order of open or closed sound quality. The side by side aspect is most important, otherwise we beginners end up making the same nasal sound for all nasals.
Merci beaucoup again for your commitment to educating us about your beautiful language.
Market wise, keep frencheezee, It is a Brand.
I like French with Cindy.....easier to remember and pass on to others. Lexi rules the house! 🙂
Both are good. Love your Calico kitty.
Haha, I didn't take your warning seriously at first but even from your first example - yeah I would definitely be marked down in class if I started using contractions.
Yes you would! lol
Lexi wants her own RUclips channel. Love your videos and Lexi is a precious addition to them.
"Quoi" literally means "What" in English and it's an easy French filler word to learn for Tagalog speakers. The Tagalog word "Ano" literally means "What" in English as Filipinos like to use "Ano" as a filler word when speaking Tagalog.
French with Cindy. Definitely.
I like your video I talked French for two years
Learn french with cindy. Sounds nice to me just my opinion.
Oh ! French with cindy is definitly better.
I just subscribed this info. Is given in my French class. I need to practice this in my everyday practice with people. I don't want to sound like a book. You sound British when speaking in English.
Thanks for the compliment :)
Bonjour miss Cindy, this is an unusual request, you see I'm planning on having a career in France at some point in the near future, I'm just curious to know if you give Skype lessons? Kind regards
Im french and her accent is a native accent 😱❤
C’est ça. Mais avéc une très bon accent du Londres aussi. Et shui une kiwi 🥝 quoi
French with Cindy... ça serait mon choix
Loved your video! (more so with the kitty in it)
Nosy little girl she is haha, she's really cute though! :)
Bonjour mam ..u teaching very nice
Nice flower! Une fleur de fenetre! 😅
tres bon merci
I like French With Cindy. Either way, your videos are phenomenal! I took 2 years of French in school in the 80's and really enjoyed it. You do a great job teaching the language. Very easy to follow. I've been to Paris in 2000 and loved it (I wish I could've communicated with the locals better than I did, though). Keep up the good work, Cindy :)
Thank you for your kind words! I'm sure next time you go to France, you'll do much better! :)
I like your channel so far. Thanks,
Thank you :)
Thanks for your videos! It explains questions that I had when my SO speaks French! He never sounds like the French that I am trying to learn because he is a native. I guess he speaks "lazy" 😉 Regarding your channel title, I would keep it if you asked me! Original and cute!
I'm French too :) Everyone speaks "lazy" when talking to family and friends, but when teaching I do my best to speak more 'proper' French :)
French with Cindy is easier to remember for me.
do you guys still omit the "ne" even if it wouldn't shorten the number of syllables/sounds, eg "il n'aime pas" vs "il aime pas"
Yes we do in speech :)
@@Frencheezi cool, thanks!
Lovely plant!
Merci beaucoup, maintenant J'ai compris.
Really good!
Thank you! :)
Nice set.
Thank you :)
Love the cat's tail!
She is cute isn't she? :)
Haha, cute cat~~
Thanks for the video~~
thanks for you helping I appriciate
Stay with your current name, most professional brands do not change the name of the brand, as they would only confuse people, and lessen their market share. I vote for "Learn French with Frencheezee"!
Merci! J'apprends le français pour l'ècole et c'est très utile!
Is what I said up there ^^^ correct or sound right?
De rien :)
It depends what you meant, if you meant 'for school', then yes it's correct. If you meant 'at school', you should have said 'à l'école'. Hope this helps :)
French with Cindy!
Bonjour,
L'emploie de « on » au lieu de « nous » est tout-à-fait correct. « on » a plusieurs utilisations, entre autres comme duel « toi et moi ». C'est aussi un pronom indéfini, ou est utilisé à la place de « tu » ou « vous » dans un sens diplomatique, etc.
Salut.
Eiffel.
Learn french with the lovely Cindy!
I need example about the last thing , the "quoi" and the end of the phrase !
- Les profs font encore grève! ( Teachers are on strike again!)
- Ben on est en France, quoi! ( Well we're in France, like!) meaning, what else do you expect?!
Learn French With Frencheezee merci
Did anybody notice else the cat in the background? Plus, I love your channel whether you keep the name or change it ^_^
Thank you for your kind words! And yes, my cat was very nosy that day! lol
Why are you learning French? Is it because of Miraculous? Because I am XD
I love ur profile pic 😂🐞🐱
You will be good as Cindy good luck
This is really helpful! thanks a lot!! I love you...I really do hahahaha you're really cute
Thank you! Pleased you liked it :)
"Learn French with Cindy" would be easier to remember when telling friends about your channel Thank you for the lesson you're such a pretty girl and so well spoken, cute cat too! How do you spell her name Lexis, is that right?
Thank you for your kind words, I'll pass on the compliment to Lexie lol.
@@Frencheezi meow to Lexie, wow it has gone 5 years since I was here last. I must have slept through the plandemic. Funny she leaves when you have finished the lesson.
I'm coming in a bit late - but hope you kept Frencheezee
I can't believe I'm saying this months later, but no, I still haven't made my mind up!! lol
pouvez-vous faire une example avec "quoi" à la fin de la phrase? Merci
- Les profs font encore grève! ( Teachers are on strike again!)
- Ben on est en France, quoi! ( Well we're in France, like!) meaning, what else do you expect?!
Not sure about the usage of like in sentence that u r referring to?
French with Cindy, I like that name
We, native French speakers, speak this way indeed, except in formal settings. For instance, you'd never speak that way during a job interview, at a restaurant, at the doctor's office, etc.
Dorje Tenzin. So you're native French person?
Merci boeucoup
But I never use, "tu" or "ta". Only vous, votre, and vos.
For example, "Vous avez pris votre clé?"
So does that mean I don't have to worry about non-textbook contractions?
You don't need to make contractions with vous, however, there are other contractions which you could make and which would help you sound more French. For example, il y a often becomes y a, ce qui often becomes c'qui, ce que often becomes c'que and so on... That said, contractions are NEVER compulsory. They make speech sound more casual and more natural, but you don't have to make any of them. It's your call. However, avoid them in your exams!
Please use quoi in a sentece as example@!
J'aime le nom "Français avec Cindy"
I like learn French with frencheeze
French with Cindy 😀
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Il y a un website(Je suis désolé, sais pas la parole pour website en français) que je peux utiliser a améliorer mon accent? J'utilise seulement Google Translate et Duolingo pour parler.
Dear Ms. Cindy. I would like to apologize in advance for the irrelevance of this question, but could you please help me, break down this rather random sentence from the larousse: "Les différentes formes que peut prendre le verbe ajoutent des précisions, par example sur l'époque à laquelle se situe une action, sur sa durée, etc."??
It means the forms of a verb, will give you information about when the action / event took place (present / past / future...) and how long it lasted. The endings are also dependent on the subject... In other words, as opposed to a verb in the infinitive which is neutral and gives no information, a conjugated verb gives you valuable information. Hope this answers your question :)
Bonjour I'm trying to learn French and I think I'm doing well
Bonjour ! Comment vas-tu ?
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you're so sweet, thank you for this video! :)
I have really enjoy your cat, nice....
Yes, she is cute isn't she? lol :)
I'd have to contest with the exams statement, I took IB French SL in HS and they heavily influenced us to utilize slang. Why? I have no damn idea lol.
Really?? I'm surprised!! Maybe they want to teach the way French is actually spoken, which wouldn't be a bad idea! lol.
If you use "on" you must conjugate it like a "il" ou "elle", and not like a "nous".