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When I hear shcuz what are they saying? I've been trying to figure it out forever and I always hear it!

What about the negatives sentences, that'll be another thing. Thanks !

Do you have a list of ‘false friends’ to be wary of please Alex?

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L’ami don’t chien est malade..

She speaks better Spanish than French but she isn't bad at it.

Oh I really like that phrase: "Je vais surement commetre des erreurs"! I am often talking to my family and other people about my progress in French and so that gives me something different to say. Thank you!

I got an insect bite and had to go to a French chemist to have it checked. I prepared what I wanted to say and it went relatively well, until the chemist ask me something about my reaction to the bite. I think she used the verb 'raye' (which has an accent on the 'e' and in English means 'scratch'. I had no idea what this word was at the time and didn't know how to proceed from there. When I got home, I reflected on this and looked up how to say: "Could you explain your meaning in another way", which in French is: "Pourriez-vous expliquer ce que vous voulez dire d'une autre maniere". This is longer than: "Est-ce que tu peux repeter" but it might help in certain situations where a single key word is not being understood.

👋 [] Bonjour. [] 👋 Chapeau bas pour votre vidéo 📹 ! ! 《 pelle pliante 》 nom féminin Voilà tout. À +

Challenge, I’m probably way too late for this but sure we’ll chance it 🤙 great work by the way, i like how you’re doing what you’re doing 😁

Interstellar is one hell of a good movie! Ca m'a fait aimer Matt et Tim the most. <3

Quel beau chapeau de paille ! ! On dirait M. Vincent VANGOGH - peintre hollandais.... Bravo 🐓 🐓 🐓 - donc.

On ne dit jamais excité/e, on doit plutôt utiliser agité/e

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French just has too many conjugations!!

《 changer de mentalité 》 pouvait être un moyen d' améliorer la connaissance d' une langue étrangère, n' est-ce pas M. le Professeur 🐓 ? ! ?

Sans doute, il est difficile d’acquérir un accent parfait en français, il sera toujours présent, mais le plus important est d’être compris et de comprendre. Felicitations!

👋 [] Bonjour [] 👋 Bravo / merci / félicitations ! ! On apprécie tellement votre vidéo super-originale. 🐓 🐓 🐓 La vie est belle, malgré tout.

It's a challenge to pronounce the letter 'r' . Have been trying to learn how to pronounce it since most of the words I encounter have the letter

How people are going to learn French with videos in English? Please..... This video must be in frenchn with subtitles in English Comment les gens vont apprendre le français avec des vidéos en anglais? Cette vidéo doit être en français avec des sous-titres en anglais.

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Il fallait que je regarde cette video pour comprendre quand je devrais l'utiliser :) merci beacoup. C'est mon 4e mois dans l'ecole française

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____s' en aller : on s' en va / je m' en. vais ____se barrer : on se barre / je me barre😅 ____se casser : on se casse [ familier ] / je me casse [ familier] 💐 🌸 💐 🌸 💐 bravo, M. le Professeur 🐓 Vive la (douce) France !

Cheers for these tips 👍👍👍

I always say je sais pas and thought I was saying it incorrect or being informal.

👌 [] résultat : 02 / 02 [] 👌 Prononciation française impeccable. Sans souci / pas de problème / tout va bien / bravo pour la révision ! ! 🎉🎉🎉

Defi- challenge😊

Cheers for these insights 👍👍👍🇳🇿

I love this video

Merci

“French is a marathon not a sprint " indeed it is. Merci beaucoup !

Thank you this helped a lot I have my exam tomorrow...

Jˋaime le challenge!👍

4:39 - glad someone has addressed this! i thought i was imagining Francophones saying "a'ec" / "awec"

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Alex, can we use " se faire" to imply the same thing., ie " le site se fait composer d'un jeu de terraces"?

Ha ha ha !!! à partir de 13:51. Ne pas se comprendre en couple, qu'on parle la même langue ou pas, c'est quelque chose de totalement international !

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I think that when she says "qui fait que .." that it is more a (usual) omission of the word "ce" and would be "ce qui fait que ..." what makes it correct. The French use more often in spoken word "qui fait que" than "ce qui fait que".

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So, do you have a word in English to express this French way to use normally ? /// + Personnaly (French native, in your example, I would use the conditional : "normalement, il devrait pleuvoir ce soir". Bit strange, I confess. I would say "normalement, il va pleuvoir ce soir", only if I am 99,9% sure (for example in an equatorial country wher e i trains regularly at the same time every day. But If I just say "normalement" becaus I heard the forecast... I am only , let's say, 70-80% sure, so I use the conditional.