Thanks for the short but very useful lesson.Three expressions for Aller that are very confusing untill someone explains them God bless you for the effort you make for making difficult topics easy for us. Merci beaucoup
Great video ✨ I naturally learned this in France but seeing it carefully explained makes it concrete in my mind. Wishing you success 🙏🏻 Looking forward to watching more of your content
Hi Dylane !! Thank u for making this journey easy for all French learners… but I just had a doubt had a doubt in when to use the verb savoir and when to use connaître…. I have been struggling With this for a while now 😅😅
Salut Dylan, j'ai un question pour toi s'il te plait, dans le cas que je voudrais exprimer que le sujet devrait venir pour 'aller chercher' qqc/qq'un, le phrase devient 'venir chercher'? or venir aller chercher? Par exemple: Tu pourrais venir pour m'aller chercher / Tu pourrais me venir chercher? Merci d'avance!
Did you learn English through self study and not in a classroom or with a teacher? I’ve been teaching myself French for almost four months without a classroom or teacher, just through reading textbooks and taking notes and quizzing myself and watching videos.
I learned by myself when I was 25. I did take a month of classes in a language school but it was the most useless lessons and a huge waste of money. Keep doing what you are doing, just make sure to diversify your learning with reading, speaking, writing, listening.
Just like me,I have been learning French in a french school for almost a year but I still can't speak very well,so I see it as a waste of money,I want to stop and start studying by myself.
We have a cliche used in detective novels to look for a woman to solve the mystery "cherchez la femme" and not cherchez apres la femme. I'm confused...
The free PDF: theperfectfrench.com/expressions/aller-chercher-in-French
The link to my new books 📚 theperfectfrench.com/my-books/
Superb video Thank you
I do like the short lessons, and this one is very helpful. Merci.
Thank you
Yes, short lessons that are concise and to the point is exactly what we need and want.
Thanks for the short but very useful lesson.Three expressions for Aller that are very confusing untill someone explains them
God bless you for the effort you make for making difficult topics easy for us.
Merci beaucoup
De rien :)
You are doing a good job to French learners all over the world.Thank yyou
My pleasure :)
Enfin je comprends “aller chercher”. Merci de l’avoir clarifié.
De rien :)
Merci pour votre leçon. Je peux apprendre des choses nouvelles grâce à vous. À la prochaine vidéo :))
Merci à toi :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane De rien. Bon weekend:)
You are really doing good work mam
Respect for you never stop posting videos ❤❤❤
Thank you :)
Je te remercie, Dylane!
Merci beaucoup !
Hi Dylane! Thank you for the explanation, that was new information for me. Congratulations on the new book!
Merci beaucoup 😊
Great video ✨
I naturally learned this in France but seeing it carefully explained makes it concrete in my mind.
Wishing you success 🙏🏻 Looking forward to watching more of your content
Thank you! 😃
Merci beaucoup 🌸🌺🌷.
Avec amour et respect🇫🇷🇧🇪
Pas de quoi :)
Oh nice, i hope your books sell really well. I’m anybody learning French appreciates your work 😁
Merci
Te amo ❤
Excellent work ❤
Merci 😊
I have your books released earlier. Are those books revised or should I just add you brand new books recently released.
Merci
More of this sounds like…tricky ones pls.
I have your books released earlier. Are those books revised or should I just add you brand new books recently released.
Merci 😀💯✅ 5:43
The new ones are made for daily practice of different subjects. They are not courses. So they are different than my old books :)
Hi Dylane !! Thank u for making this journey easy for all French learners… but I just had a doubt had a doubt in when to use the verb savoir and when to use connaître…. I have been struggling With this for a while now 😅😅
I have a video on that but I can make you a new one if you want :)
Is it also correct to say 'Je cherche mes cles', or does the phrase need to be 'Je cherche apres mes les'?
Both are fine. :)
Hi dylan, these books you send as PDF or hard copies? I want hard copies.
Hard copies are only on Amazon :)
Salut Dylan, j'ai un question pour toi s'il te plait, dans le cas que je voudrais exprimer que le sujet devrait venir pour 'aller chercher' qqc/qq'un, le phrase devient 'venir chercher'? or venir aller chercher? Par exemple: Tu pourrais venir pour m'aller chercher / Tu pourrais me venir chercher? Merci d'avance!
Tu peux venir me chercher :) Bonne question :)
Did you learn English through self study and not in a classroom or with a teacher? I’ve been teaching myself French for almost four months without a classroom or teacher, just through reading textbooks and taking notes and quizzing myself and watching videos.
I learned by myself when I was 25. I did take a month of classes in a language school but it was the most useless lessons and a huge waste of money. Keep doing what you are doing, just make sure to diversify your learning with reading, speaking, writing, listening.
Just like me,I have been learning French in a french school for almost a year but I still can't speak very well,so I see it as a waste of money,I want to stop and start studying by myself.
How far have you gone with the self study?
In (tu dois aller) example, shouldn't we pronounce the s in dois?
Do you mean a liaison? A liaison would be optional in this case.
nice clase de francés como usar las expresiones en français aller chercher y te miras bonita! con tu camisa branca 😘😘😘
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Je peut dire "Je dois aller chercher mon diplome de DELF a l'institut francais a Londres" ?
Oui c’est parfait 👏👏
We have a cliche used in detective novels to look for a woman to solve the mystery "cherchez la femme" and not cherchez apres la femme. I'm confused...
So confused. I thought Apres meant “After”, but in this video it’s not used as after when looking at the translation.
Think of it as an expression, not a single world.
Mais on dit : je cherche mes clés,oui? C'est la même chose ?
Oui ça marche aussi. Les deux sont correctes.