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Why is your video getting less and less viewer?

Use the word 'locals' & not the word 'natives'. Correct word in this context 😉

So relaxed thank you

Learning French has been on my bucket list. This video is perfect! Thank you.

Very valuable and particle approach

Merci Beaucoup!!! Je vais dit ça😊

J’adore 😊

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Wow thanks! I was looking for someone to explain it clear....

Heck yes! PB&J, chips, and milk are the holy trinity of childhood summertime snacks.

I do remember a lot of false friends and cognates in English and other languages!! But the English homophones are so amazing, too! Like, for example, to see is to look at and the sea is an ocean!! And here means in this place and hear means to listen to.

In French people usually address me as Madame. I am a nonbinary person who does not care what pronouns people use as long as they are polite. In English we have the pronouns They/Them. That is fine. If a person is not sure saying something like "Can I help you folks" if they are part if a cople or group entering a shop. If they are by themselves say "What can I get you friend?" Also works. The best thing is, look at the nametag of the person if they have one and just call them by that name. "Thank You George,please come by again" is much better than searching for a genral pronoun.

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Bonjour Angel, j'ai voulu voir la vidéo que tu recommandes à la fin de celle-ci, malheureusement je ne peux pas la soutitrer en français (c'est une vidéo un peu ancienne), et comme tu connais mon haut niveau d'anglais.... Dommage !

I just call everyone 'wesh'. Interesting video, Angel! Keep it up

Yes a conundrum. I know this is an issue. This idea won’t address what you are saying but I would like the terms masculine and feminine given new names, at least for nouns.

f*ck you long introduction

The problem is you don't have good peanut butter or grape jelly in Europe. You need to fly to American and get a real one.

Thank you for the video! Can you explain why in Grés "s" is not pronounced. It also has accent grave...no?

But why S is not silent? I saw some explanation that it’s also because of accent grave on e, but rules say that it doesn’t impact anything except the e sound itself, so I’m confused

You tube m'a proposé cette vidéo, mystère des algorithmes !!! Bien intéressante!

I used to speak franglais with someone at work Me: can I talk to you now? Him: no, you will make me retarded Me: I'm sorry to derange you

Thank you! I have been guilty of a few of these 😅

Merci. Great video.

Great video. Quick paced with detail. Merci, Angel

Thank you. Btw, what is the name of the background music?

Can someone just tell me where is the link for the 68 mins workshop?

Dont have sugar in my coffee or thé. Cant eat pastry too often but thats not going to happen when we visit Paris. (Ignore my last comment which I deleted - attached to wrong video😂)

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I was surprised to find that my twin self was a man, younger than myself as I am now. He was in a library in an old house, writing with a fountain pen at an antique style desk. When I asked him how he had learned French he said it was his mother language, that he was born French. When I merged with him, he continued writing, but I could not see what he wrote, although I assumed it was in French. I'm not sure how that will help me learn the language, because for him it was natural and therefore he couldn't give me any information or tips! 😆

French is a very affected language. Nauseatingly so. I say so, because I was exposed at a very early age to this language spoken at home. Spanish and English were, as well. I opted for the latter as French sickened me with the overbearing nasal sounds. I can understand, read and write the language but, speaking it, not so much! I realize many people would want to learn the language, for their own reasons. That's fine with me.

Whyy should i pronounce it like that. I would pronounce it as my tongue is comfortable as my years of practice in speech. I wouldn't expect people from outside to come and pronounce our brands just to look cool and fancy. When did the proper way of twisting tongue and making a definite sound become fancy

Hi, I got three of them wrong. I really enjoyed the game and it was a little difficult but mostly easy for me. Bye!!!!👋👋👋

Many l did correct

Thanks for giving very important intaction of speaking French

Thank you

This was so well explained. Thank you!

For those in a REAL hurry, “trick” begins at 2m15s 😎. Merci pour ce bon conseil, c'est vraiment utile !

I think Jodie Foster is probably trying to say that she had not heard of Guantanamo before the events of 9/11.

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Brilliant video. Love all the corrections you made, makes me aware off all the mistakes I make when I speak. Merci pour ça.

So helpful! This is a part of French grammar that textbooks don't teach you and that has been a mystery to me for a while. Thanks for demystifying it!

For me, if I applied myself, I could be fluent in months but I get distracted with the American hustle.

The R is not tooooooo bad for me, where I struggle is with clumps of vowels: monsieur, yaourt, etc. 😅

Quoi?! 🤔😄

Regarding my own past chronic "panxiety," one major clearing of the storm clouds took place while working with a Zen teacher (who was also a grief therapist) who at one point became still, leaned in and met my furtive gaze with what seemed like a revelation to her, "Oh, I see! You CAN'T be present...It's too terrifying!" Tears silently streamed down my face as I felt resonance for the first time...I was finally being seen, and feeling "well-met." The ensuing release, although brief, was enough of a reset that something within hit the pause on suicide planning (although it would later resurface, almost fatally).

His French accent is far way better than your English.

...you could've translated what he said... If he speaks jibberish (which most politicians do) we that don't understand French would atleast hear what he says, even when it's hard to make sense in what he's saying, because he complicate the answer to not give an answer... 🤷🏻‍♂️

Translation of what Macron said: The question was: "For how long will you trust Ms Borne, the new Prime minister?" His answer: “She has my trust to lead this governmental team, and what I asked her, on the basis of what I just said to you, and also the peak of our priorities, I believe we will get back to that during our conversation, to build a legislative program and a government program, in connection with the president of the House and the president of the Senate, whom I saw yesterday, to have, at the same time, less laws, shorter, clearer laws, to, also change things for our compatriots, in a more tangible manner, not everything goes through the law.” I know this doesn’t sound right, but I promise you it is correct, I translated it myself and checked the translation three times 😂 PS: in the end he kept her less than 2 years. We just got a new prime minister. 🙏 Thanks @SgtMclupus for suggesting I add the translation. 🙏 Merci @lespritcritique d’avoir trouvé ce clip et compté les relatives pour nous!

I'm still amused that vagin is a masculine noun.