I just found this channel and it’s the best I ever seen so far ! Je suis mexicain et je vais étudie depuis 4 mois ça pour ça que Je suis remercie pour votre aide et votre travail !
Thank you so much for your kind words Dorian! 🥰 Ça m'a fait extrêmement plaisir de lire votre commentaire et je vous souhaite bonne chance dans votre apprentissage du français ! 💕 Me encanta México! Vivo en Playa del Carmen! 🇲🇽 * j'étudie le français * c'est pour ça * je vous remercie
Ironically I find the pronunciation easier than grammar and spelling! Many sounds that are considered hard exist in German so I know them by default! I do however struggle with some variations of (the difference between “open” and “closed”)
French pronunciation isn't just about sounds, it's also being able to associate these sounds with the correct letter or letter combinations, being able to recognise silent letters and then knowing when to do a liaison and when not to do it!
@@JustFlourishToday I think French pronunciation follows consistent rules, which is not the case in English. For example, OU is always pronounced [u] in French, whereas in English: thought, through, though, tough...
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I just found this channel and it’s the best I ever seen so far ! Je suis mexicain et je vais étudie depuis 4 mois ça pour ça que Je suis remercie pour votre aide et votre travail !
Thank you so much for your kind words Dorian! 🥰
Ça m'a fait extrêmement plaisir de lire votre commentaire et je vous souhaite bonne chance dans votre apprentissage du français ! 💕
Me encanta México! Vivo en Playa del Carmen! 🇲🇽
* j'étudie le français
* c'est pour ça
* je vous remercie
by far the best pronunciation video I have ever seen! your voice is very clear! thank youuu
Thanks a lot! You just made my day 🥰♥
Definitely agree 👍
@@crystallee2194 Thank you so much 😍🥰♥
deffinitly
@@jeffersonivon Thanks a lot Jefferson 💞
i got 100% on french test for watching this
Thanks Jefferson! Which video would help you with your next French tests?
This is so good it’s incredible 👍)))). Awesome! I learn so much off this one video!!!!!!
Thank you very much! I'm glad you've enjoyed this lesson, I intend to make more longer videos on my channel. 🫶✨
Wonderful explanations, thank you.
Thanks a lot Catherine 💕
Thank you so much! Your explanations, the speed when you speak and all your examples are great. You're superb😊🌹🌻
Thank you so much! 😃🥰
Excellent lesson this is exactly what I need to learn and practice. Thank you.
Thank you for your kind words, I'm glad you liked this lesson. 🫶✨
Am still on it for a week to fully have it, merci beaucoup
It's a lot of information! Keep coming back to it until it sinks in your mind 💪🫶✨
Hello from Canada. I would like to say, Thank you very much for all your hard work. I have learned so much.
Hey! Where about are you in Canada 🇨🇦? I'm glad you learned a lot from this video. 💝
Very clear and effective videos for beginner
Thank you very much 💝
The course was excellent! 👏 I learned so much in just one hour. Merci Lexie! 💕
Thank you Kesia 🫶✨
@@LearnFrenchwithLexie. Thank you for always going the extra mile for your students. 👩🏻🏫💻💕
@@kesiagonzalez7186 I try to teach French as I would like to be taught a language 💕.
J'adore tes nouveaux cheveux, super vidéo aussi ❤️
Mille mercis 😍♥
* j'adore ta nouvelle coupe et / ou ta nouvelle couleur. 💇♀
@@LearnFrenchwithLexie
D'accord, merci à toi Lexie ☺️
@@Googleaccount-xp8cp Je t'en prie 💞💞
Many THANKS!
You're welcome 🥰! Thanks for your comment 💞!
Ironically I find the pronunciation easier than grammar and spelling! Many sounds that are considered hard exist in German so I know them by default! I do however struggle with some variations of (the difference between “open” and “closed”)
French pronunciation isn't just about sounds, it's also being able to associate these sounds with the correct letter or letter combinations, being able to recognise silent letters and then knowing when to do a liaison and when not to do it!
@@LearnFrenchwithLexieI know…that’s the hard part!
@@lordronn472 It takes time to know and understand all the rules 💞
@@LearnFrenchwithLexie a long time
@@lordronn472 This is why consistency beats talent 🙌
C'est une bonne vidéo, Lexie! Malheureusement, j'ai regardé dans une petites parties. Merci infiniment pour tous! ❤️🔥
Je t'en prie Christopher ! Quand tu auras plus de temps, tu pourras la regarder et passer une heure avec moi ! 😆
@@LearnFrenchwithLexieJ'ai besoin de plus d'une heure. 🤭
Thanks ❤
You're welcome 💞. Thank you for your comment 🥰.
Bonjour
Bonjour ! Comment allez-vous ?
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@@LearnFrenchwithLexie thank you for this video! I'm learning french phonetics
@@raihannanda You're very welcome! 🫶✨
tu es trés belle
Merci beaucoup 😊
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Did you find this video complicated?
Yees Lexie, i'm an absolute beginner, but i hear that French phonetics are are more structured unlike English, so that gives me hope 😅
@@JustFlourishToday I think French pronunciation follows consistent rules, which is not the case in English. For example, OU is always pronounced [u] in French, whereas in English: thought, through, though, tough...
Lexie je veux A donner vous beacoup la fleur parce vous sont mes reve petite aime de francaise
Merci Marco 💐