I have been watching you from my 6th grade and now I am in 8th grade! Ur channel has helped me so much with my grades and now I am scoring my best in French. Merci alex!
I use your audiobooks, RUclips videos to supplement my Duolingo app. You are such a great teacher and have clarified so much for me. Thank you for being so helpful for me.
You are absolutely brilliant! Your lessons are the best on RUclips, I’m so glad I’ve stumbled on your channel! Thanks a lot! Your explanations are awesome
Merci , j’ai appris deux langues en même temps , c’est vraiment très satisfaisant pour moi surtout pour ma langue anglaise et j’ai fait attentivement écouter votre prononciation .
Bonjour Alexa I'm watching Inhuman Resources on Netflix with Éric Cantona (haha I did not know he became an actor!) and I thought about this lesson I just watched a few days ago. The protagonist's wife says, according to the subtitles: - J'habiterai plus ici. Je supporte plus. She didn't even use any negation but since she did not pronounce "S" I understood she did not want to stay. But when it's written only, it can be confusing :)
Vous êtes absolument la meilleure enseignante de français surtout pour pratiquer le français standard contre mes habitudes louisianaises. J'aimerais pouvoir faire quelque chose pour que tu te sentes apprécié!
@@uff3f in Cajun French or Louisiana French, we blend it together or drop words altogether. In Creole French or Louisiana Creole, dropping words and sometimes blending them is the rule. I would assume in Standard French, a clear speaker would separate.
@@uff3f it’s both and depends where you are. There’s lots of administrative areas in France. In standard French they do not drop it. In regional French, in France, they may.
Thanks so much! I want to ask, with the example of ‘Tu veux encore un croissant?’ can you replace encore in that sentence with ‘un autre’? Or will ‘encore’ mostly be used in cases like that?
So can you think of Personne as always being Somebody and the rest of the sentence determines whether it is “somebody” or “not somebody’ which is therefore nobody?
French is not hard! It can get confusing sometimes but not hard. The use the letter E too much!! LOL! I have been learning french since the early 80's and I still use it today! I am on a lot of french sites online and I like to collect french books!
Bonjour Alexa, great video ... but question on the use of 'de' and 'du' with 'plus' & 'encore', SVP. why do you say 'Je veux plus DE cafe' but on other sidewe say 'Je veux encore DU cafe'.... thank you
Dans ce cas, il peut également être traduit par STILL. Avez-vous encore un croissant? Voulez-vous toujours un croissant? Do you still want a croissant?
Some people from the older generation do make the liaison, it happens in songs sometimes also but the liaisons tend to disappear more and more so that's why we don't say veuZencore
Merci Alexa ! Mais, j'ai encore un petite problème - How do I ask someone to repeat what they just said? Is there a single word like _"Encore, s'il vous plait"_ that could be used? I doubt that is it since using that always gets people confused.
Yes absolutely. :) And "Tu veux un autre croissant" can be translated in the same way than in english "Tu veux un autre croissant ? Puisque celui-ci n'est pas bon." "Do you want another croissant ? As this on is not good ?"
Wow! This blows my mind. Thank you. I will need to re-watch this a few times to learn it well! 💕
Vous veux apprendez encore ou de 'plus' 'encore'!
Go to 'French with Lya' and see my repeated comments to her, sil vous plait.
(SHAKEEL)
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I have been watching you from my 6th grade and now I am in 8th grade! Ur channel has helped me so much with my grades and now I am scoring my best in French. Merci alex!
Teacher Alexa is so helpful and humorous at the same time. Thank you!
She may be, yet she is quite aged for making gestures like Lya of 'French with Lya'.... Lya is Lya the only Lya!
How are you?
I use your audiobooks, RUclips videos to supplement my Duolingo app. You are such a great teacher and have clarified so much for me. Thank you for being so helpful for me.
You're such an amazing French teacher. You really helped me learning French! Merci beaucoup!
I think I have been using "plus" wrong for a long time 😂😂😂. Thanks for this video!! :)
Yes, I was using plus or de plus only to mean 'in addition' or moreover.
You are absolutely brilliant! Your lessons are the best on RUclips, I’m so glad I’ve stumbled on your channel! Thanks a lot! Your explanations are awesome
Merci , j’ai appris deux langues en même temps , c’est vraiment très satisfaisant pour moi surtout pour ma langue anglaise et j’ai fait attentivement écouter votre prononciation .
I have always been confused about the pronunciation of plus and this really helped! Thank you so much for your videos ❤
Bravo madame! Vos videos me plait beaucoup. C'est seulment grace a vous, que je peux typer en francais, sans transleteurs.
That's pretty good, some mistakes but still good GG
Thank you so much for this helpful video. I have lived in France for several years and today you just clear up my mind 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Merci beaucoup
You’re such a good teacher. Thank you!
these lessons are so helpful
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This reminds me of how the word “minute” can mean a unit of time or a very small amount depending on how it’s pronounced.
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merci beaucoup Alexa
Thank you so much, very helpful
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Alexa you are a fantastic teacher mercibeacoup encore,I have really leaned from your online studies since 2019 thanks
I enjoy your tutorial videos. I have been inspired to start my own channel out of this. BRAVO
Merci Beaucoup Madame.
C'est très très utile. 😍
Merci, aller a' la 'French with Lya' et voir moi douzaine comments a' elle, sil vous plait.
(SHAKEEL)
You deserve great respect! What a vivid explanation you have made on the french language.
thank for the video and explanation Alexa it help me a lot!!😍😍
Aller a' la 'French with Lya' et voir moi douzaine comments a' elle, sil vous plait.
(SHAKEEL)
Thank you Alexa. That was very helpful. Regards from Canada ❤❤
Aller a' la 'French with Lya' et ecrire moi douzaine comments a' la elle, sil vous plait.
(SHAKEEL)
Sorry, by 'ecrire' I mean 'voir', please.
Loved this one! Merci!
Il y a une estudiante tres heureuse avec la leçon!
Mille merci. C’est fantastique. Je le trouve très utile.
Thanks for the video you are really helpful
just love your vdeos, bc I learn french and english at the same time,thanks!
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Bonjour Alexa
I'm watching Inhuman Resources on Netflix with Éric Cantona (haha I did not know he became an actor!) and I thought about this lesson I just watched a few days ago. The protagonist's wife says, according to the subtitles:
- J'habiterai plus ici. Je supporte plus.
She didn't even use any negation but since she did not pronounce "S" I understood she did not want to stay. But when it's written only, it can be confusing :)
Je veux pleurer 🥲😢😭💔
Merci beaucoup madam Alexa
Amazing good and clear teaching. Thank you Alexa keep up the good work
I've been in France for 10 months and am finding learning the language super difficult!
Me too. I am from South Africa and have purchased a "petite maison" in the French countryside. Struggling with the language but slowly getting there !
Im in Québec and ready to give up
Cette vidéo est très intéressant.. Merci beaucoup.. Tu est une super prof.. Bisous de jerez 😜
I have one month watching Your video Alexia. Your chanel is very helpful to me thank you.
Best french learning for New beginners... Like me..
Merci, Alexa! ❤️
Merci encore .c'était très interessant . Je veux que le video soit plus longue avec plus des mots de même genre .
Thank you🙏🙏🙏.
Very useful 👌
Can’t thank you enough, merci beaucoup
Vous êtes absolument la meilleure enseignante de français surtout pour pratiquer le français standard contre mes habitudes louisianaises. J'aimerais pouvoir faire quelque chose pour que tu te sentes apprécié!
@@uff3f in Cajun French or Louisiana French, we blend it together or drop words altogether. In Creole French or Louisiana Creole, dropping words and sometimes blending them is the rule. I would assume in Standard French, a clear speaker would separate.
Merci de perpétuer notre langue aux USA malgré les siècles passés. :)
@@uff3f it’s both and depends where you are. There’s lots of administrative areas in France. In standard French they do not drop it. In regional French, in France, they may.
You are a good teacher
Merci beaucoup Alexa! Cette leçon est très importante et utile.
Both
Useful
And interesting
Merci beaucoup madame , maintenant c'est claire pour moi 🙂💐
J'espère que Claire est d'accord 😄
Une autre leçon intéressante. Merci!
Thanks teacher
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Amazing and thank you so much Alexa
Mahira, aller a' la 'French with Lya' et voir moi douzaine comments a' elle, et apprendre plus French, sil vous plait.
(SHAKEEL)
Thanks so much! I want to ask, with the example of ‘Tu veux encore un croissant?’ can you replace encore in that sentence with ‘un autre’? Or will ‘encore’ mostly be used in cases like that?
Les deux se disent :) both are correct !
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Thank you so much for all your videos
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most beautifully explained, but is the S used in a plus tard?
You don't pronounce it
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Non plus, Lya is the best in 'French with Lya', vrai.
So can you think of Personne as always being Somebody and the rest of the sentence determines whether it is “somebody” or “not somebody’ which is therefore nobody?
Thank you so much madam
Bravo ! Merci pour la lesson
I always knew that it wasn´t going to be easy. kkkk
Je regarderai cet video encore une fois pour apprendre better.
That’s super helpful! Thank you! Also, I think ,,Quand même’’ has way too much meanings as well 😂😂
Merci encore
Merci!
Thank you very much Alexa 💟🥰
French is not hard! It can get confusing sometimes but not hard. The use the letter E too much!! LOL! I have been learning french since the early 80's and I still use it today! I am on a lot of french sites online and I like to collect french books!
Thanks
Bonjour Alexa, great video ... but question on the use of 'de' and 'du' with 'plus' & 'encore', SVP.
why do you say 'Je veux plus DE cafe' but on other sidewe say 'Je veux encore DU cafe'.... thank you
DU (or DE LA) mean SOME in english
Je veux plus DE café = I want more coffee
Je veux encore DU cafe = I still want SOME coffee
In the context demonstrated, personne means "body." So there is either a (some random) body in the house, or there is no body in the house.
Thanks again 💖💖💖💖
Merci encore Pourquoi...??
Dans ce cas, il peut également être traduit par STILL. Avez-vous encore un croissant? Voulez-vous toujours un croissant? Do you still want a croissant?
Thank you Alexa.
je t''aime beaucoup madam alexa ce lecons tres utile
Haha, it's so fascinating how similar this is to the German "noch" :)
I think persoone also means 'person'
If I am wrong then correct me
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Thank you!
Merci,
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Alexa thank you for it all
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Why there is no liaison between veux and encore, ? (ie, why the letter x in veux is not pronounced, even after the next letter starts with a vowel e)
Some people from the older generation do make the liaison, it happens in songs sometimes also but the liaisons tend to disappear more and more so that's why we don't say veuZencore
@@duckyduke954 Yes, the liaisons were making french sound more fluid. Without them it sounds more brutal.
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Merci Alexa ! Mais, j'ai encore un petite problème - How do I ask someone to repeat what they just said? Is there a single word like _"Encore, s'il vous plait"_ that could be used? I doubt that is it since using that always gets people confused.
Merci beaucoup, Mme.
What's the meaning of "en train de" in the sentence, please? Don't get how it works.
Je suis en train de manger = I’m in the middle/process of eating.
@@DMC888 Thousand thanks! :) So "Je suis en train de boire du lait" means "I'm drinking milk (right now)", right?
@@julianfernan8041 yep. Very useful in open restaurants when someone interrupts you to sell you roses, DVDs etc.
@@DMC888 Great! Merci beaucoup !
@@julianfernan8041 "être en train de" en frances es igual de "estar + gerundio" ^^
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Merci alexa pour cett vedio
Alexa, you are amazing :)
Issue is it is confusing if you teach the comparatives to learners.
Parfait , Alexa!!
Very useful. I’d like 1 question. In case of “tu veux encore un croissant?”, can it be replaced “ tu veux un autre croissant?”.Thanks.
Yes absolutely. :) And "Tu veux un autre croissant" can be translated in the same way than in english "Tu veux un autre croissant ? Puisque celui-ci n'est pas bon." "Do you want another croissant ? As this on is not good ?"
Thanks
Merci bien ! Vous êtes vraiment la meilleure prof !
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Please go to 'French with Lya' and see the difference.
You can also say, "I am still not ready".
No personne will believe in your words, for you are pretty and de plus ready...
For the croissant one, couldn't you just use 'un autre' for another?
Merci infiniment❤️