You sound such a lovely girl and you are very pretty. Maybe you should consider acting career. many actors like to learn French, I'm sure. And you are best French teacher I ever heard. I couldn't make my mind up are you French or English but now I know as you told me short while ago.
Same here, Steve Philllips, at first I couldn't decide whether she was English speaking a good French, or French speaking a good English! LOL! And it turns out she is from Brittany as am I!
Thanks a lot, Cindy, this morning I was sleepy, I didn't undestand anything haha, now, back with my brain working fine I got it, thanks a lot :) I think I just need practice now.
Im sorry but this is explained much much too complicated for me to understand the difference at all. Rules like "a relative pronoun with a direct subject blah blah" makes it only harder to understand because many of these terms i never think about when looking at a sentence. Im not a sentence analysing expert, so the outcome is to just confuse me more. Would it be possible to make a simpler video using shorter sentence examples, and use terms like "connected to" and arrows pointing etc? Because lets face it, when we do speak any language, also our mother tongue, we never stop to think "oh wait.. Subject, verb, relative pronoun..". Instead we just blurt things out naturally. So could you teach this more naturally too?
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Merci, Cyndi.
I just finished a 3-month crash course. Your video lessons have helped me a lot
U don’t understand how much I’ve searched TH-cam to understand this. Merci!
U r truly the best French teacher on this planet!
You are teaching us English grammar as well. You sound like you have spent quite bit of time in London. Thank you for clarification was "bit" lost.
You're right, I'm not far from London lol.
You sound such a lovely girl and you are very pretty. Maybe you should consider acting career. many actors like to learn French, I'm sure. And you are best French teacher I ever heard. I couldn't make my mind up are you French or English but now I know as you told me short while ago.
Same here, Steve Philllips, at first I couldn't decide whether she was English speaking a good French, or French speaking a good English! LOL! And it turns out she is from Brittany as am I!
I only found that out as she told me so afterwards... I hope I visit Brittany before life passes me by all too quickly it goes as we age.
Thanks for being nice to us, Cindy :-)
My pleasure! :)
Merci beaucoup madame pour votre bonté. Je vous comprends très bien. Que Dieu vous bénisse.
Merci beaucoup Cindy. J’aime les leçons que vous préparez.
Thanks a lot, Cindy, this morning I was sleepy, I didn't undestand anything haha, now, back with my brain working fine I got it, thanks a lot :) I think I just need practice now.
Haha nope, this isn't a topic you should try to learn half asleep! 😅
Thank you very much, you are the best teacher, I like your accent lol
Thank you! :D
What do you mean by if there is no subject after relative pronoun?? By subject you mean like je ,tu ,il etc?
Merci
Merci bcp !
Merci beaucoup Cindy! It would be much helpful if the example sentences are appeal along when you cite them 😉
Very good my sister
Thank you
Merci beaucoup pour cette video
Quality content
Thank you! :D
Each of ur video is so helpful. The topics u chose are in demand but rarely available and they r then not well explained.
I want to learn french but i do not know what lessons to start with your videos.
If you're a complete beginner, you could start with my basic lessons playlist :)
Thanx!!😍
cette #vidéo aider avec #moi et #Merci beaucoup
De rien :)
too complicated for beginners
Please don't feel discouraged if you didn't understand the lesson as it's more appropriate for intermediate and advanced learners.
Merci mdm
J' ai une sœur qui est au collège
🎉🎉🎉
merci beaucoup uosv très gentil
Il n'y a pas de quoi ! :)
We need examples of sentences.
& you gave examples later.
Mais, the problem is more complicated as I've experienced...
Im sorry but this is explained much much too complicated for me to understand the difference at all. Rules like "a relative pronoun with a direct subject blah blah" makes it only harder to understand because many of these terms i never think about when looking at a sentence. Im not a sentence analysing expert, so the outcome is to just confuse me more. Would it be possible to make a simpler video using shorter sentence examples, and use terms like "connected to" and arrows pointing etc? Because lets face it, when we do speak any language, also our mother tongue, we never stop to think "oh wait.. Subject, verb, relative pronoun..". Instead we just blurt things out naturally. So could you teach this more naturally too?
You're sound so nice
👍🌺👍
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Marry me!