👩🏫 Je suis sociable mais je suis aussi solitaire, j’aime être seule :) The paperback: amzn.to/3gT79Ad The PDF: theperfectfrench.com/shop/pdf-course-books/the-complete-french-vocabulary-course-pdf-learn-5000-words-in-context/ The eBook: amzn.to/3BIZXjE The schedule: www.theperfectfrench.com/french-vocabulary-course The self-study guide: www.theperfectfrench.com/freebies
I’ve watched many French courses and taken a few classes, your methods so far are at the top of my preferences! Combining all the learning styles is so important for effectively learning a language, having book/worksheets to pair with your videos on YT is absolutely genius and makes it more accessible! Thank you for this! ❤
J'espère que ma léthargie ne m'empêche pas de trouvé la motivation et la joie de me dédier á apprendre le français avec épanouisement et ravissement sans tomber en la tristesse et la dépression pour être perdu dans la crainte de ne comprendre pas la langue d'amour et de la passion, le français.
Pour moi,je suis super ambitieux donc j’essaye toujours à apprendre plus de chose que tout le monde. Et aussi je suis curieux des choses que j’aime. Je pense qu’émotif est le meilleur adjectif pour me décrire 😅 Je suis un « nerd » donc je suis un peu timide, mais par contre, je peux être hyper énergique et actif 😂
Je suis meticuleuse, introvertie et curieuse. Madame Dylane apart from the aigu accent on the e of meticuleuse; I am yet to program my phone to French; please let me know if I described a little of my persona in the right French. Lovely and perfect teaching every lesson from the perfect French and Beefy.
Merci beaucoup pour cette leçon. J’aime votre vidéos, Dylane! By the way, I notice that in the “la tristesse” section in the book, the word démotivation is labeled as masculine. I’m a little confused. Is that an exception for -tion words or a mistake?
2:16 As I know that in Chapter 1, we’ve mentioned that English word in French would be masculine. But in here, “gym” in French would be feminine. Is it because it is a original French/Latin word or is it an exception?
Hi Dylane. I've been trying to find out about something for ages... We are taught that 'I'm sorry' is translated as 'je suis désolé' but in film after film (and several times throughout the series 'Dix pour cent') I keep HEARing something like 'je désolé' or' j'ai désolé': what are they ACTUALLY saying and is the 'suis' normally/frequently dropped in spoken or 'street' French in this phrase? I don't think it's just me as I've found several other people asking the same question when I google it - but all those replying just seem to deny that it's happening. Please enlighten me.
I think they just speak very fast, but it could be that some people drop it too as a way to make it a type of slang. When I speak fast for example I say "chui désolée". I will check the show to see how they say it :)
Hello Dylane i would like to ask you aquestion is the grammer that important ,iam planing to study in Canada and iam focusing on vocabluary only thx?🤔🙂🙂
I am going to plaster a beacoup sticky notes about this lesson on all walls on my house. Guess what, I have done same to learn all the vocabulary+verbs+expressions for my kitchen, bathroom and living room related topics. 🤫🤭
Toutes mes leçons et mes livre sont basés à partir de l'anglais. D'ailleurs je n'ai jamais enseigné en français. Il y a beaucoup de chaînes qui enseignent en français seulement. Je suis certaine que tu peux trouver chaussure à ton pied :)
