This is a wonderful explanation but the “This” arrow on 0:57 points to “Celà” where it should be “Cela” and visa versa. I was confused for a brief moment!
What a crazy grammar rule, lol. So many rules make no sense in French... For example, when you write septembrte and pronounce the p while in the word sept you don't. The same with the cela when we write là and voilà and not celà. And the fact is that celà can be found in literature and even in scientific books but is still considered grammatically incorrect. Well, to be fair, French is nothing more than a grammatically incorrect form of Latin so when I make mistakes I don't feel too horrible. =)
Merci pour cette magnifique explication Pascal. Très claire!!
Merci
This is a wonderful explanation but the “This” arrow on 0:57 points to “Celà” where it should be “Cela” and visa versa. I was confused for a brief moment!
Very helpful I have 3 videos on this . But sor your video made it easy to understand.
Thank you so much! You explain it very clearly! 😊
thank you, please share it :)
Les explications sont excellentes. L'anglais est clair, qu'importe la prononciation de Pascal!
Also, 'noun' should be pronounced like 'now' with an N on the end.
Now-n.
To change c'est into a question we say est-ce. To change ce sont into a question, do we say sont-ce ?
we could but it is not really used: est-ce que ce sont...?
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Cela does not have an accent :)
You're still amazing, though!
What a crazy grammar rule, lol. So many rules make no sense in French...
For example, when you write septembrte and pronounce the p while in the word sept you don't. The same with the cela when we write là and voilà and not celà. And the fact is that celà can be found in literature and even in scientific books but is still considered grammatically incorrect.
Well, to be fair, French is nothing more than a grammatically incorrect form of Latin so when I make mistakes I don't feel too horrible. =)
But i think it’s better than russian
Pardonnez-moi, but for you say something like [prɛnən] when it should be more like [proʊnaʊn/ (GeAm) /ˈprəʊnaʊn/ (BrE RP).
Merci pour les vidéos.
***** ups!
These english mis-pronunciations somehow helps me to understand the sound of french vowels! And i love it!
Buen video
gracias
ça = ceci, cela
GXhchhf Chhchcch ça = cela
Learn French with Pascal yes
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Great videos but i suckkkk😣