We use "la journée" to mean the duration of the day, for instance "J'ai passé une bonne journée". "Le jour" is the neutral word for a day and we only use it to ask what day of the week it is ("On est quel jour?"), or in the sentence "Un jour, j'irai en Bolivie" (one day, I'll do go Bolivia), for instance.
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Thanks again for another video
Very clear explanation, esp your English is very good. Thank you so much for teaching us.
merci becoupe
Could you please teach us the Passive voice
Will do!
what is the the difference in context if we used le jour or la journee ?
We use "la journée" to mean the duration of the day, for instance "J'ai passé une bonne journée". "Le jour" is the neutral word for a day and we only use it to ask what day of the week it is ("On est quel jour?"), or in the sentence "Un jour, j'irai en Bolivie" (one day, I'll do go Bolivia), for instance.