Not an english native here but I wanted to point out that not that the example is wrong but funny, the one that says "whenever I get late I am sad" cuz at first it sounded like "whenever I get laid I am sad" lol. Wouldn't it be the same if the example was "whenever I am late I am sad"? Asking to any english native speaker. Anyway this a great lesson. Helped me a lot.
Yeah as a native English speaker, it would be more normal to say “whenever I am late I get sad” rather than “whenever I get late I get sad”. It’s kind of weird to say “whenever I get late”.
Thank you! I learned French at high school (40+ years ago!) I last went to France nearly 10 years ago. So this is the perfect revision for my trip later this year 😀
I have been struggling in my french class until I saw this video, thank you I now have an understanding I hope you have more videos cause you are an excellent teacher
FYI, Pierre, in English we say, I am late, you are late. For us lateness is a state of being. "Get" in English to an American means to acquire, obtain or procure something. We would never say, "get late". Thank you so much for this incredible piece of work, Pierre. It has been a revelation and a great help to me! I never realized the French present tense could be so flexible and yet sound so good.. The biggest problem we encounter in learning French is often we are given slightly improper translations of French the way Americans expect to hear something said. Instead, what we need is to be given translations exactement the way a Frenchman would say them. We already know how an American would say something. We want to know what it is exactly that French people expect to hear from us while speaking French. It is your language. We must learn to adapt to the correct use of your language in your country.
Merci beaucoup. Sir tu et un bon professor . I am a learner and by watching this video all my doubts got cleared . Thank u so much. (Really informative video)
Bro one error sorry for minding As you said sir tu 'et' Et is used for the word 'or' like in Ronaldo et messi You should've used 'tu es' You are Hope it helped
Wowwww merci sir ......I needed this type of explanation from very long back ....now it's was so good to understand ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️it was so 👍 excellent .
I have been studying French for one week now and the spelling and phonics is atrocious.I have been studying Spanish for over 20 years and spelling and phonics is just much easier. How long do you think it will take for me to be comfortale studying French? I do have a strong desire to learn. by the way you are an excellent teacher.😀
Bon après-midi…. Je vous pose une question s’il vous plaît? C’est pour quoi on utilise « que » en lieu de » « pas de » dans la phrase «je ne mange que des légumes. » ?
Can you write the phrasal in English and French?? Please ‘Cus I am Spanish speaker language And I am studying French and English. Thanks for teaching us 🎉🎉
Magnifique lecon sur le theme du temps present en francais pour comprendre meilleur plus le magnifique vocabulaire et la majestueuse language francaise, thanks you very much for this wonderful lesson on the theme of the present tense in french language
I think I would use " to be late - I am late rather than whenever I get laid ... but thats just my observation because otherwise it would be homophony and cause misunderstanding....
Tu pleures pour un rien Il guérit plus vite que ce que je pensais Je suis toujours le dernier Elle joue du piano depuis dix ans A chaque fois que je suis retard, je me sens mal
But in English to say someone is hungry is not a feeling it is a statement. What your saying in french with 'A' Avoir possessive is that someone has something I.e Il a Faim - He has hunger. Why not use Etre as the verb 'to be' hungry I.e I'l est Faim He is hungry.
Languages work differently from each other. For example in Spanish, French and Italian we use the verb TENER-AVOIR-AVERE (TO HAVE) to express that we are hungry: Tengo hambre (I am hungry.lit. I have hunger) just like in French. The same happens with age. Spanish: Tengo 23 años (I have 23 years, instead of I am 23 years old) French: J'ai 23 ans (I have 23 years, instead of I am 23 years old, again) It may not make sense to an English speaker just as it doesn't make a lot of sense to a Spanish or French speaker to use the verb "to be" to express hunger or age. It really helps to stop trying to translate every word and just start learning how people express themselves in their language. Hope this helps! . Just a fun fact. In Spanish there is a way to translate I am hungry literally: Yo estoy hambriento BUT people don't really express themselve like that in every day conversations and it may sound a bit weird in some cases. Have a nice day :)
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You're like the math teacher of the French language.
Mechanics is my favorite part of English.
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Merci beaucoup pour votre leçon. Vous êtes un bon professeur.
Not an english native here but I wanted to point out that not that the example is wrong but funny, the one that says "whenever I get late I am sad" cuz at first it sounded like "whenever I get laid I am sad" lol. Wouldn't it be the same if the example was "whenever I am late I am sad"? Asking to any english native speaker. Anyway this a great lesson. Helped me a lot.
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Yeah as a native English speaker, it would be more normal to say “whenever I am late I get sad” rather than “whenever I get late I get sad”. It’s kind of weird to say “whenever I get late”.
@@LucaTeemant another common verb for late is "running"! ei "whenever i run/am running late i get sad."
Merci beaucoup pour la leçon ! I recently began learning French, and this lesson was very helpful!
Thank you! I learned French at high school (40+ years ago!) I last went to France nearly 10 years ago. So this is the perfect revision for my trip later this year 😀
New here and from Ghana 🥰🥰 .... Thanks a lot you've made french easier for me
I am a beginner in learning French and once again I say merci
I have been struggling in my french class until I saw this video, thank you I now have an understanding I hope you have more videos cause you are an excellent teacher
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You are simply perfect. Please make more lessons, you are very talented. Thanks for this lecture.
Clear explanations. Thanks very much
Pierre is a terrific teacher. He hasn't posted a video in a long time, to my knowledge. I hope that he is teaching somebody, somewhere.
Thank you so much for sweet english pronunsation.
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FYI, Pierre, in English we say, I am late, you are late. For us lateness is a state of being. "Get" in English to an American means to acquire, obtain or procure something. We would never say, "get late".
Thank you so much for this incredible piece of work, Pierre. It has been a revelation and a great help to me! I never realized the French present tense could be so flexible and yet sound so good..
The biggest problem we encounter in learning French is often we are given slightly improper translations of French the way Americans expect to hear something said.
Instead, what we need is to be given translations exactement the way a Frenchman would say them. We already know how an American would say something. We want to know what it is exactly that French people expect to hear from us while speaking French. It is your language. We must learn to adapt to the correct use of your language in your country.
He's probably heard the expression it's getting late.
This was so helpful i was preparing for my french exam tomorrow
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Merci beaucoup. Sir tu et un bon professor . I am a learner and by watching this video all my doubts got cleared . Thank u so much. (Really informative video)
Bro one error sorry for minding
As you said sir tu 'et'
Et is used for the word 'or' like in
Ronaldo et messi
You should've used 'tu es'
You are
Hope it helped
Thank you young man .
You are perfect
The best explanation I ever got for verbs
It’s absolutely excellent lesson but “prisoned” tense is awesome too :)
Too bad... He has a french accent because I think he's native to france.
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Wowwww merci sir ......I needed this type of explanation from very long back ....now it's was so good to understand ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️it was so 👍 excellent .
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I have been studying French for one week now and the spelling and phonics is atrocious.I have been studying Spanish for over 20 years and spelling and phonics is just much easier. How long do you think it will take for me to be comfortale studying French? I do have a strong desire to learn. by the way you are an excellent teacher.😀
Excellent. Please, explain the others tenses.
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Bon après-midi…. Je vous pose une question s’il vous plaît? C’est pour quoi on utilise « que » en lieu de » « pas de » dans la phrase «je ne mange que des légumes. » ?
thank you
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It's 2023 And from India..... It's really hel me to know the basic but one thing that's need to be improve.... Which the clarity of board
C'était vraiment super ! Thanks a lot!
What's the meaning of everything était
Good explanation !
Can you a livestream about re ending verbs please? Love from Germany
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Very good
Can you write the phrasal in English and French?? Please
‘Cus I am Spanish speaker language And I am studying French and English.
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Great lesson. Feedback: this lesson would be better served as a computer illustrated item. It is hard on the eyes.
Aside as said earlier - Great job
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Magnifique lecon sur le theme du temps present en francais pour comprendre meilleur plus le magnifique vocabulaire et la majestueuse language francaise, thanks you very much for this wonderful lesson on the theme of the present tense in french language
You have write well.
I have a question: so je ne mange = je ne mange pas are the same? I mean does it mean it is okay to omit the word pas?
No not okay, however fluent speakers omit ne or n' often
no, you can however, say "je mange pas".. you will NEVER say "je ne mange"
We want you to come up with lectures often .
What about the -RE ending verb
Ya, this one is easy
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Sir please help us with pronunciation and how to pronounce correctly without listening to others.explain different sounds plz
how do I speak French fluently I'm struggling to learn the language
Let me call this lesson "Excellent"
I will soon have glassess like u if don't increase letter size on board.its too much hard work for my poor eyes
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The lesson was great! Plus, you're so attractive!
Please, you show other times. Thank you.
Salut. On peut discuter en français
I think I would use " to be late - I am late rather than whenever I get laid ... but thats just my observation because otherwise it would be homophony and cause misunderstanding....
Tu pleures pour un rien
Il guérit plus vite que ce que je pensais
Je suis toujours le dernier
Elle joue du piano depuis dix ans
A chaque fois que je suis retard, je me sens mal
If 'je mange' is "I eat" then shouldn't "I am eating" be "Je suis mange'?
No
İt is a past simple in French
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But in English to say someone is hungry is not a feeling it is a statement. What your saying in french with 'A' Avoir possessive is that someone has something I.e Il a Faim - He has hunger. Why not use Etre as the verb 'to be' hungry I.e I'l est Faim He is hungry.
Languages work differently from each other.
For example in Spanish, French and Italian we use the verb TENER-AVOIR-AVERE (TO HAVE) to express that we are hungry:
Tengo hambre (I am hungry.lit. I have hunger) just like in French.
The same happens with age.
Spanish: Tengo 23 años (I have 23 years, instead of I am 23 years old) French: J'ai 23 ans (I have 23 years, instead of I am 23 years old, again)
It may not make sense to an English speaker just as it doesn't make a lot of sense to a Spanish or French speaker to use the verb "to be" to express hunger or age.
It really helps to stop trying to translate every word and just start learning how people express themselves in their language.
Hope this helps! .
Just a fun fact. In Spanish there is a way to translate I am hungry literally: Yo estoy hambriento BUT people don't really express themselve like that in every day conversations and it may sound a bit weird in some cases.
Have a nice day :)
Wow..
Sir am still a learner I don't know anything there in French am a pure Anglo phone
His voice in english : 👶
His voice in french : 👹
why not je ne mange pas?