Puis, est-ce que j'ai deja écrié: A (garçon): Allo? Qui est-ce? B (fille): Salut! C'est moi, ton amie. A: Ehh T'es pas mon amie... B: Oui je suis ton amie. A: Non. B: Si! A: Non. B: Yes! A: Non! B: D'accord. Mais je pense t'es stupid, parce que mon frère jeune est très intelligent que toi, et Il a trois ans. ,., A: (Got emotional damaged)
Comment tu t'appelles (What is your name) Je m'appelle (My name is) Il/Elle s'appelle (His/Her name is) Je travaille à (i work in (city) ex: Paris Je travaille en (i work in (country) ex: France Merci beaucoup (Thank you very much) Comment ça va/Ça va (How are you) Ça va (i am doing fine) Ça va bien (i am doing well) Ça va très bien (i am doing very well) Bonjour (Goodmorning/Hello Bonsoir (Good evening) Bonne nuit (Good night) Salut (Hi/Bye) Je travaille ici (I work here) Je suis étudiant (i am a student) hope these helped
Also, if you don't want to speak french with them because you're not fluent enough, you can say "Mon français n'est pas bon, vous parlez anglais?" which means "My french is not good, [can] you speak English?"
One doen't excuse oneself so grammatically uncorrect to say je m'excuse. You have to be aware that before using it as a slang/casual sentence. Yes, it is commonly used but grammatically wrong.
Me: lost in France Me to a random French citizen: "je suis perdu" French citizen: "khoi plû ban de soin de cachkaval bordeau dowjh iwbte onó bla?" *cries in duolingo*
Je suis en apprentissage du français (ou j'apprends le français) et j'apprécie ceci. Courage dans ton apprentissage, je te souhaite beaucoup de réussite, et félicitations pour ce que tu maîtrises déjà !
My book has a main character that's Brittish, the 2nd second character is from Rome and now I had to come across a character who is French. So thank you for providing a French accent.
I am learning French and i am having a challenge with listening because every word sounds the same in my ears. I interpret quite well so writing and reading seem to be improving but reading and speaking. I will appreciate tips.
Same for me, i listen to french music while reading the lyrics so that the tone gets more and more familiar with me. I also use Apps like Tandem and have phone calls with people
mom français est très mal mais j'ai prends la classe de français tour les jours. j'adore la classe. Qui est en la classe de français? J'ai besoin des amies des françaises.
I just started to try to learn French I need to do mouth exercises 😂. I realized I have to pucker my lips to get certain sounds or tuck my lips In to do others wow skills❤
Me: Hey how are you French Person: Je vais bien Me: WHAT ARE YOU SAYING BROO . * a french guard comes* The French Guard: Vous êtes en état d'arrestation Me: WHAT IS GOING ON😭😭😭😭😭 wait are you french. Everyone: Oui
I'm not a native speaker, just teaching myself. On - We ( more Casual than Nous) ne _____ pas (object/verb inside = don't ____ or don't. For example regarder *To watch Je (I) ne regarde pas (don't watch) *conjugation of present tense "er" makes it the "r" disappear, or an "e" appear depending on how you view it.) Télévision Je ne regarde pas télévision mais *but
@@neno3123 you can use "on" also different. I think there is no same word in English but you can use it also like "you can say that" when you want to say something more generally. I'm also not native, but this is how I learned it and in this comment, this is the version that makes more sense
@@pearlflash4795 Ty this made me want to pick French up again, my other French learning family members bullied my prounouncation + other things and made me loose passion for it.
