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I love this lesson. By asking 10 questions and giving us 50 possible answers we immediately think about which answers fits best for us. In this way you give us confidence to do small talk with people we enjoy talking to.
This video's questions and answers are The Perfect preparation for the "Entretien Dirige" part of my DELF A2 exam on Monday! I will definitely be borrowing some of these responses.
Thanks Dylane A brilliant lesson yet. I hope you will have time in the new year to do more like this. Finally just like to say: Joyeux Noël et Bonne Année à vous et à votre famille
Merci Dylane - Cet exercice est très utile pour moi parce que nous allons en Provence en avril. Les questions et les réponses sont très précieuses. Bonne journée
Merci Dylan!! this was so helpful🩵 I’m a French student and I faced problems with verbs, your videos helped me a lot! subscribed for a long time now, keep going 😄 even subscribed your second channel ( french chit-chat with dylane ), absolutely love it!!🤍
I felt like the answers to the work question were for me. J'habite au Dallas, mais j'ai travaillé à l'Indianapolis, au Denver, au Long Beach, au Houston, et maintenant je travaille au Detroit. J'espère qu'un jour je travaillai dans un autre pays.
Génial vidéo Dylane. At the end of my sentence when answering the question “ca va?” Should I say “et vous” instead of “et toi” if it is someone who I don’t know well? Merci.
As I understand it, in Canada they use tu when speaking to a single person even somewhat formally, but in Europe, you should use vous for people with whom you're not very familiar.
@chitlitlah thank you. Yes it would be so much easier if there was a universal “you” because sometimes it’s not always easy to judge when you’ve gone into the “tu” zone 😂
@chitlitlah thank you. Yes it would be so much easier if there was a universal “you” because sometimes it’s not always easy to judge when you’ve gone into the “tu” zone 😂
I have had a question forever about how to pronounce Bayeux. I thought it was Bayerr, but I’ve heard it pronounced Bayoo, which is how you pronounced jeux; that is, a ”joo". Which is right?
Hello i have purchased the book to learn the grammar but when i was trying to access the audio recordings it's saying the site couldn't be found. How can i access the recordings? Please help 😢
