J'ai mon examen final de français. je regarde toujours tes vidéos. vos explications sont géniales. j'aime beaucoup tes cours. Chaîne hautement recommandée❤
Hi beautiful teacher!. I'm Anna and you're my first teacher of french learning and i think I'm going to stick with because your lessons seem easy and you explain so perfectly. Thanks too much and keep up the good work
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Madame Dylane, Your lessons are brilliant and perfect. And as for me I love that you do not translate sentences to English, because they are already written on the screen, I do not want to hear them aloud in English, for I already know the language. It is a fact for me, I had discovered my memory retain the most if I only hear in French. My gratitude for your hard work to help us learned in the best possible way.
Comme toujours: Just the video I needed! I'm currently teaching this topic to a few students & now I can tell them to watch this video for further explanation (just like I do with most of your videos). MERCI 😘
I've never heard of the pronoun soi before, all is new to me, like you said it's a rare word, I've read that French uses stress pronouns alot more than English so I'm just doing my best in French I can to become fluent, I've been fiddling around languages lately and I was ultimately lazy to study
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane I see, by the way I've recently discovered your channel couple months ago and I immediately subscribed, like your content (along with other French TH-camrs haha)
Merci Dylane. I would like to make sure I understand this. So if the verb requires the preposition "à" or "de" we would also use that preposition with the pronoms toniques, par example: Le chien est à lui.
Not always Christine. In most case you will need to change à + the person into an indirect pronoun. J'ai téléphoné à ma sœur - Je lui ai téléphoné. Does it make sense? Also it's good to see you in the comments :)
That's why I prefer learning French over any other language. Unless you're somehow immersed in the language, one can only learn it with desire and discipline to overcome it's grammatical complexity and absorb its richness.
Could you, some day, do a video scrutinizing the french dialogues in the Tarantino's movie Inglorious Bastards? I watched a couple of videos like this but they don't have the same quality of yours videos. I guess would be great for us viewers because they're many french dialogues at this movie with formal and informal form.
i thought lui meant him and her at the same time. Now it only means him. I dont think there is an english word to indicate the difference between te and toi. Its really confusing
Salut Dylane. I am revising via your grammar book and the Netflix series 'Irma Vep'. In one scene the wardrobe manager(woman) wants the producer(man) to explain the terms of a contract to a group of actors. He starts to explain to her but she gets annoyed and says: Tu le leur expliques à eux. Is "à eux" just added for emphasis? Because 'Tu le leur expliques' seems to make sense by itself. Merci d'avance.💙
I come across such several channels which have greaaattt content... Something that I've been hungry to grab😅! But they're lot underrated.. 🙂... C'mon, youtube!!
Bonjour Dylane, merci pour cette merveilleuse vidéo! J'ai une question - je ne suis pas sûr la difference entre les pronoms toniques et d'autre pronoms, comme "en" ou les pronoms d'objet indirect. Par example, quelle est la difference entre les deux phrases: 1. J'en ai besoin vs 2. J'ai besoin de lui? Pour les objets indirects; pourquoi on dit: "Je lui parle" et pas "Je parle à lui"? (En anglais: I am talking to him). Un autre example: pourquoi on dit: "Je pense à lui" et pas "Je lui pense"? Je suis désolé si j'ai fait des erreurs dans ce commentaire, merci d'avance!
1. J'en ai besoin vs 2. J'ai besoin de lui? = En ne peut pas être utilisé pour les personnes (techniquement) "Je lui parle" et pas "Je parle à lui"? = Lui remplace "à lui". Il y a seulement quelques verbes comme penser à qui ne changent pas mais ce sont des exceptions. Donc pour résumer, en jamais pour les personnes, et la plupart du temps lui est avant le verbe :)
Hello again Dylane and thanks for yet another extremely helpful video. I have a question regarding the used of emphatic pronouns with the preposition de. You gave an example with the verb "avoir besoin de" at the minute 2:56. Is it grammatically right to use the pronoun en as we learned in previous lessons? The sentence will be " On n'en pas besoin" . Merci pour vos efforts.
Hello dear dylane , first of all a milion thanks for hard-working , teaching and making the french lessons in so awesome and complete way with high quality and with a understandable English . I am really lucky which i could find you ❤❤❤ . I live in turkey and i am really interested in learning french that why i want to choose and follow your way 😊 for giving the best results . I want to start learning grammar ;In grammar section I should start from this playlist that you explained completely or from grammar playlist that you maked for beginners in a separate section ? Thank you, love you Farah 😘😘😘
Sorry Farah your comment got a little bit lost! Yes you can start with this one. As well as some conjugation from the conjugation course as well ;) I am working on a guide for all the lessons, available soon :)
Hi Dylan, Interesting video. I need perhaps more time to process this information. The emphatic pronouns with même /mêmes is equivalent to the English reflexive -self and am wondering in French how do I know when use the reflexive verbs vs the emphatic pronouns in writing and conversation?
Very good question Sara, let's look at an example: Je me brosse les cheveux - I am brushing my hair Je me brosse les cheveux moi-même - I am brushing my hair by myself. As a way to emphasize that you are doing it alone without the help of anybody else. Does it make more sense?
Don't pronounce "Instagram" with nasal vowel. It's English, so you know (in to the park).. That "in" is how "Instagram" is pronounced. Simple. You can watch videos or use English pronunciation apps to find out how it's pronounced. Sincerely, French learner
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J'ai mon examen final de français. je regarde toujours tes vidéos. vos explications sont géniales. j'aime beaucoup tes cours. Chaîne hautement recommandée❤
Tiens-moi au courant de tes résultats 🤩
Merci beaucoup! Vous êtes la meilleure professeure!
Merci Veriko :)
Hi beautiful teacher!. I'm Anna and you're my first teacher of french learning and i think I'm going to stick with because your lessons seem easy and you explain so perfectly. Thanks too much and keep up the good work
Thank you so much Anna :)
Thanks
Merci mille fois 🤩
I will add a little quiz on my Instagram story in 30 minutes ✅ Join me there: instagram.com/theperfectfrenchwithdylane/
The PDF: theperfectfrenchwithdylane.teachable.com
The paperback: amzn.to/2UYD1fd
The eBook: amzn.to/3Dv0RAC
Merci beaucoup pour toutes les choses utiles que vous nous enseignez.
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Merci mille fois, Dylane!
Merci beaucoup pour votre explication 🙏❤️❤️
Pas de quoi :D
Madame Dylane,
Your lessons are brilliant and perfect.
And as for me I love that you do not translate sentences to English, because they are already written on the screen, I do not want to hear them aloud in English, for I already know the language.
It is a fact for me, I had discovered my memory retain the most if I only hear in French.
My gratitude for your hard work to help us learned in the best possible way.
Thank you for your lovely comment Ruth, I am glad my method works for you ☺️
Merci beaucoup madame 🌹🌷🌺
De rien :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane 🌹🌷🌺
super vidéo, c'était très instructif
Merci :)
merci
Pas de quoi :)
Comme toujours: Just the video I needed! I'm currently teaching this topic to a few students & now I can tell them to watch this video for further explanation (just like I do with most of your videos). MERCI 😘
We are so connected Brenda 🤩
I've never heard of the pronoun soi before, all is new to me, like you said it's a rare word, I've read that French uses stress pronouns alot more than English so I'm just doing my best in French I can to become fluent, I've been fiddling around languages lately and I was ultimately lazy to study
We definitely use them more than in English for sure ;)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane I see, by the way I've recently discovered your channel couple months ago and I immediately subscribed, like your content (along with other French TH-camrs haha)
6:14 why it can't be "Lui et Marie etudient l'architecture"?
It could be but it's better if you say Marie et lui :)
Wonderful !!!
Merci ☺️
Thank you queen
Merci Dylane. I would like to make sure I understand this. So if the verb requires the preposition "à" or "de" we would also use that preposition with the pronoms toniques, par example: Le chien est à lui.
Not always Christine. In most case you will need to change à + the person into an indirect pronoun. J'ai téléphoné à ma sœur - Je lui ai téléphoné.
Does it make sense?
Also it's good to see you in the comments :)
5:20 would we say lui, on ne peut pas elle faire confiance for female?
In this case it's an indirect object pronoun ;) Emphatic pronouns are never before the verb ;)
That's why I prefer learning French over any other language.
Unless you're somehow immersed in the language, one can only learn it with desire and discipline to overcome it's grammatical complexity and absorb its richness.
I agree!
amazing, thank you very much for this incredible work :D
You are welcome Ana :)
Could you, some day, do a video scrutinizing the french dialogues in the Tarantino's movie Inglorious Bastards?
I watched a couple of videos like this but they don't have the same quality of yours videos. I guess would be great for us viewers because they're many french dialogues at this movie with formal and informal form.
I might do a few videos like this after the courses, I will ask on my community tab what you guys want to see ;)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane will be great 🏆
Hi how are u .... The video is very informative and nice thank u for helping us it is really very helpful .
You are very welcome ☺️
i thought lui meant him and her at the same time. Now it only means him. I dont think there is an english word to indicate the difference between te and toi. Its really confusing
I know that one takes a bit of practice :D
Salut Dylane. I am revising via your grammar book and the Netflix series 'Irma Vep'. In one scene the wardrobe manager(woman) wants the producer(man) to explain the terms of a contract to a group of actors. He starts to explain to her but she gets annoyed and says:
Tu le leur expliques à eux.
Is "à eux" just added for emphasis? Because 'Tu le leur expliques' seems to make sense by itself.
Merci d'avance.💙
You are right when saying that it's just for emphasis. It's not good grammar to have a double reference like this :)
Bhalo hoyeche mashimuni tomar ta.
Tu as fait une super vidéo sur ce sujet.
Merci :)
Moi, Jai compris! Je le fait moi meme.......Merci!
Bravo David :D
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Keep going, lovely content!
Thank you! Will do!
I come across such several channels which have greaaattt content... Something that I've been hungry to grab😅! But they're lot underrated.. 🙂... C'mon, youtube!!
Merci ☺️
Bonjour Dylane, merci pour cette merveilleuse vidéo! J'ai une question - je ne suis pas sûr la difference entre les pronoms toniques et d'autre pronoms, comme "en" ou les pronoms d'objet indirect.
Par example, quelle est la difference entre les deux phrases: 1. J'en ai besoin vs 2. J'ai besoin de lui?
Pour les objets indirects; pourquoi on dit: "Je lui parle" et pas "Je parle à lui"? (En anglais: I am talking to him). Un autre example: pourquoi on dit: "Je pense à lui" et pas "Je lui pense"?
Je suis désolé si j'ai fait des erreurs dans ce commentaire, merci d'avance!
1. J'en ai besoin vs 2. J'ai besoin de lui? = En ne peut pas être utilisé pour les personnes (techniquement)
"Je lui parle" et pas "Je parle à lui"? = Lui remplace "à lui". Il y a seulement quelques verbes comme penser à qui ne changent pas mais ce sont des exceptions.
Donc pour résumer, en jamais pour les personnes, et la plupart du temps lui est avant le verbe :)
Hello again Dylane and thanks for yet another extremely helpful video.
I have a question regarding the used of emphatic pronouns with the preposition de. You gave an example with the verb "avoir besoin de" at the minute 2:56. Is it grammatically right to use the pronoun en as we learned in previous lessons? The sentence will be " On n'en pas besoin" .
Merci pour vos efforts.
Technically you can’t use en for people but in spoken French we often do :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane Yes indeed, now i get it more clearly.
Merci beaucoup !
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Hello dear dylane , first of all a milion thanks for hard-working , teaching and making the french lessons in so awesome and complete way with high quality and with a understandable English . I am really lucky which i could find you ❤❤❤ .
I live in turkey and i am really interested in learning french that why i want to choose and follow your way 😊 for giving the best results .
I want to start learning grammar ;In grammar section I should start from this playlist that you explained completely or from grammar playlist that you maked for beginners in a separate section ?
Thank you, love you Farah 😘😘😘
Sorry Farah your comment got a little bit lost!
Yes you can start with this one. As well as some conjugation from the conjugation course as well ;) I am working on a guide for all the lessons, available soon :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane merci beaucoup chérie professeur 😊😉
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I would like to confirm this I can't should be je peux pas but you said je ne sais pas. If im wrong please correct me
Both are fine
Ma'am can you send négatif sentences
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Where is your class from? I see so many of you leaving your name here. Let me know :)
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Hi Dylan,
Interesting video. I need perhaps more time to process this information. The emphatic pronouns with même /mêmes is equivalent to the English reflexive -self and am wondering in French how do I know when use the reflexive verbs vs the emphatic pronouns in writing and conversation?
Very good question Sara, let's look at an example:
Je me brosse les cheveux - I am brushing my hair
Je me brosse les cheveux moi-même - I am brushing my hair by myself. As a way to emphasize that you are doing it alone without the help of anybody else.
Does it make more sense?
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Great investment of time!:D
Happy you think so :D
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Je ne peux pas dormir sans lui OR je ne sais pas dormir sans lui. I think the first one is right.
Both are correct :)
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Don't pronounce "Instagram" with nasal vowel. It's English, so you know (in to the park).. That "in" is how "Instagram" is pronounced. Simple. You can watch videos or use English pronunciation apps to find out how it's pronounced.
Sincerely, French learner
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