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We provide short French lessons for learners at all stages, from beginner to advanced level. Our courses are designed to help you fit learning a language into your busy schedule; we want to make language learning the most enjoyable part of your day, so that you can turn your down time into your DO time!
Our experienced French teachers will teach you how to use French in the most practical way - you'll hear how native speakers use the language, and how to use French in context with weekly dialogues, scenarios and stories set in the French-speaking world.
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Salut Gary ! Pour "je dois aller", on peut faire la liaison, mais c'est un choix personnel : avec ou sans la liaison, c'est correct. Si tu ne fais pas la liaison, le 's' de "dois" est silencieux, et si tu fais la liaison, alors le 's' se prononce 'z'. 😊
C'est une bonne question ! That is an exception to the rule with feminine singular countries, it’s just “de” + country name when saying "from + country". With masculine and plural countries it’s "de" + definite article + country name. 😊
Super travail ! Voici quelques corrections pour ta phrase : - Je viens du New Jersey (just 'du' is enough as it is the contraction of 'de' and 'le' meaning 'of the') - Je ne viens pas de l'État de New York ('de' and 'l'' do not contract so we keep them as is) Continue comme ça, bravo 👏
Bonne question Christine et la réponse n'est pas très simple il y a plusieur règles. Voici un très bon article qui explique cela en détail : www.lawlessfrench.com/grammar/capitalization-of-titles/ 😊
Thank you Coffee Break French Team. Comment t'appelles tu ? Comment vous appelez vous ? D'où viens tu ? D'où venez vous ? Je suis française / écossaise / américaine.
Thank you coffee break french team. I start learning French in my early 40s. I hope it's not too late to start the learning. Thanks for providing these excellent podcasts.
C'est une bonne question ! On utilise 'en' devant les noms féminins de grandes îles (eg. en Corse; en Sardaigne). On utilise 'à' pour de plus petites îles ou les îles éloignées de la France (eg. à Jersey; à Cuba; à la Réunion) 😊
