Seedlang is a language learning app and website that uses video flashcards to teach German, French, and Spanish. Here's what you can expect to see on Seedlang:
=== Real people, real examples We learn best when we watch real people in real situations, and acquiring a language is much more rewarding when we are learning real language that native speakers use.
=== Built-in pronunciation practice Users can play their own audio recordings and compare their pronunciation to a native speaker's. This is more effective than AI-powered pronunciation exercises that tell students when they are wrong, but not why. With the right tools, students can give themselves better feedback than any computer can.
=== Interactive feedback on grammar Clicking on any word in a sentence will show its associated grammar concepts.
=== Trainers to drill vocabulary, genders, plurals, conjugations, and numbers Flashcards make it easy to drill new language concepts.
J'adore beaucoup vos vidéos, elles sont très intéressantes. Je m'amuse beaucoup en les regardant parce que vous utilisez un style très magnifique. Merci ma chère prof
I am in Marseille right now. I have been here for 10 days in an AirBnb apt. The people here are incredibly nice and if I ask to speak English in a shop or restaurant they will (or try at least). I used Google translate a lot and I'm also let them know I just started studying french. The apt I rented has a small Mitsubishi AC just like I had when I lived in Japan (so I got lucky). I don't know if being a Caucasian man from the USA makes a difference but people have been really nice and I've even made a few acquaintances in my area. Personally I love the way of life here compared to where I live in the USA. I'm proud to carry around my cloth shopping bags. I am lucky that I am .5 km from the Tourist center and went there twice instead of bothering people on the street. One advice to Americans though...BUY bottles water at restaurants...it makes the servers /restaurant happier because you are paying for it. I might be wrong but this is what I do. Most other countries see free tap water and ice as a big "expense". In college I worked in restaurants and bars and once an hour I was carrying huge buckets of ice to refill the drink station...that only USA and Canada though ( or uncommon in most other countries at least)
Cities which are overpopulated and developed,who are in the list of top tier cities, mostly have larger population of rude and ignorant people,place for pickpocketing and A density of kidnappers in that area with many savage areas within,and the cities covered with the rich people, businessmen,owners and enterpreneurs
Personnellement, en tant que Français, je préfère un service neutre, pas besoin de soi-disant gentillesse, ni de me tenir la main, ni rien de tout ça. On n'est pas des enfants... mais bon, chacun sa culture. Dans tous les cas, la critique du service en France est très présente dans les sections de commentaires sur RU-vid. Personally, as a French person, I prefer a neutral service, no need for so-called kindness, or holding my hand, or any of that. We're not children... but hey, everyone has their own culture. In any case, criticism of the service in France is very present in the comments sections on RU-vid.
La bise en France est un héritage de la révolution le problème est que les étrangers y voient une forme d'ambiguïté car c'est une forme de violation de la bulle intime de l'individu mais sa signification est la marque de l'égalité entre les citoyens "je suis ouvrier, tu es d'origine aristocrate nous nous reconnaissons l'un l'autre comme ayant les mêmes droits". Ce n'est pas de la séduction mal placée mais c'est pourquoi les hommes entre eux ont cette pratique. Pour ce qui est de parler anglais (ce que je fais plutôt bien ) je crois qu'il y a une forme de rejet des anglo-saxons qui ne font pas eux-même l'effort de parler le français ... après-tout. Je me souviens avoir demandé mon chemin à Bruxelles en français et là sois tu tombes sur un francophone et tout va bien sois tu tombes sur un flamingant et tu aurai mieux fait de lui demander en anglais. Dernière anecdote : j'habite la Touraine des Châteaux qui draine beaucoup de touristes mais qui a aussi une petite communauté d'immigrants Britts et US certains sont là depuis plus de 30 ans et ne parlent pas un mot et se plaignent de ce que rares soient les français qui parlent anglais. Suivant mes propres statistiques je dirais que ces dames font beaucoup plus d'efforts et que ces messieurs persistent dans l'erreur tout en se plaisant ici .
I never understood the complaint about French people not speaking English. When we Americans encounter people who don’t speak English, we fully expect them to adapt to us and figure it out. Of course the French are allowed to speak French in their own country and not have people get upset about it.
well to be fair, English is widely perceived and recognized as an international language. But I agree on that doesn’t entitle any native speakers to be forceful in everyone speaking English, nor be entitled to be too lazy to learn a second language.
I get the impression that people complain more about the reactions of the French when English is spoken to them than about the fact that they don't speak English.
It has a bad effect on people's sinuses. Make sure to change the air filters in your car as well to help out and NEVER use the recirculate button (maybe European cars don't have those).
This is great, you add learn French in your channel, as you have much greater learning channel compared to other French language learning channels even that this channel is under rated. Hope this attract trillions more subscribers. May Lord Shri Narasimha ji bless you, your team and every family. ❤
I agree. The pace at which she speaks French is slow enough I can hear each word but still fast enough to challenge my conversational skills. The subtitles in French help as well. And as it is a video essay the topics and vocabulary are real and useful.
Bonjour, Bonne question. Non, le verbe "chercher" n'a pas toujours besoin d'être suivi d'une préposition. Son usage dépend du contexte et du sens de la phrase. :)
