Du coup, Par contre, Kiffer... (answering questions part 2) 

Keep up these types of videos, they are very good and you are a excellent teacher.

I stumbled upon your videos while learning French via other youtubers and find your teaching style to be phenomenal. Great work, thank you!

'fin, je l'ai kiffe trop; comme c'etait fantastique! merci bien, *Fred* !!

Merci pour tes vidéos mec!! elles sont trop utiles MERCI 🙏🏽

great video!!! you are a BEAST

Merci beaucoup prof. Ça fait longtemps je cherche cette course. Finalement j'ai trouvé...😍

Finally I found you fred!!!

On aurait pu ajouter à l'avant-dernière question les expressions suivantes: - Je file - Je me sauve - Je me casse

You are very good at this.

superb😍😍😍👌👌

Man I hope one day my French is half as good as your English.

Fred! Nouvelle question. "Sentir, se sentir, ressentir" j'en suis jamais sur

Just subscribed! I have doubts, and maybe a video request, on how to make sentences with indefinite subjects. I've seen "one" being translated to "on" wich made me very confused. As I learned "on" meant "we", "us". Merci!

Great video. :) I was thinking that since Americans have 'oh la la' mistaken for something quite flirty maybe you should do a video about actual flirty expressions in French. :) That would be a fun video.

something that really troubles me in French is the use of re- . I always assume it has the meaning of "back" or "again" as in "refaire". however sometimes it doesn't have this meaning at all: ressentir, remporter le championnat, rencontre ... you don't re-feel it, or re-meet someone (or do you ??). j'ai cherché partout mais malheureusement, j'ai rien trouvé. aide moi svp :(

Tu as dit que "fait que" n'est pas utilisé en Europe mais un autre équivalent qui est souvent donné pour "du coup" est "ce qui fait que" et je l'entends assez souvent.

Hi there! So you said that kiffer was just a verb but I have heard the expression kif kif a few times. I think it means "same as". Par exemple, falloir aller et devoir aller sont plutôt kif kif. Have you heard that or am I mixing languages? As for oh là là, I am actually American and we do seem to think that it has something to do with attraction. But your examples of the response to the girl trying on the dress and your friends' response to you receiving a text from Helena are perfect examples of why oh là là has said connotation in the States. I don't think it is sexualized quite enough to have come from porn. videos but I can't say anything for sure là dessus because it is just the impression that I have. Anyway, I love love your videos! They are so much fun! Thanks again Fred!

"Faut que j'y aille", "Je dois y aller", etc: Est-ce que le "y" est obligatoire là-dessus ? Merci beaucoup.

Question : if someone says "Je suis Jésus", do they mean "I am Jesus" or "I follow Jesus"?

Au Québec, on entends plutôt 'fak que' au lieu de 'fait que'...

Donc j’peux dire (je travaille dur et pourtant, je ne réussis jamais)?

Est-ce que c'est un lapin dans le derrière?

‘Par contre’ is often heard, but it’s non correct. You should use ‘en revanche’ in proper french.

Could « là-dessus » in your example: « Est-ce que quelqu'un a déjà écrit un livre là-dessus? » be replaced by « dont »? E.g.: « Est-ce que quelqu'un dont a déjà écrit un livre » (I admit to being unsure about where to put the « dont » :D)