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Learn 16 Personality Adjectives in French

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Learn how to describe someone's personality with 16 common adjectives in Canadian French.
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📝Vocabulary reviewed in this lesson :
Il/elle est 👉
Wise - sage
Chatty - bavard/bavarde
Hard working - travailleur/travailleuse
Quiet - silencieux/silencieuse
Mean - méchant/méchante
Friendly - sympathique or amical/amicale
Funny - drôle
Clever - astucieux/astucieuse
Honest - honnête
Lazy - paresseux/paresseuse
Moody- de mauvaise humeur
Boring - ennuyeux/ennuyeuse
Rude - grossier/grossière or impoli/impolie
Selfish/egotistical - égoïste
Serious - sérieux/sérieuse
Generous - généreux/généreuse
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Комментарии : 13

@CatchMyDriftfishing Месяц назад

Living in NB and my wife and I are trying to learn French. Appreciate your tutorials.

@masakiuchida408 3 года назад

thank you, I am so happy to learn french with your videos.

@LearnCanadianFrenchwithNat 3 года назад

You're very welcome Masaki! 😊

@paulsenecal98 3 года назад

Quelle heure est-il? It would be great if you can make a video about time and how to tell time in french.

@LearnCanadianFrenchwithNat 3 года назад

Hi Paul, that's a great suggestion. I'll plan one for my next shooting day. I already have a few videos already taped that will be coming out soon but I'll add time to my list. Thanks for the suggestion! 😊

@ozymandias1759 3 года назад

First comment!!! Merci pour tout !! Je vous remercie !!

@LearnCanadianFrenchwithNat 3 года назад

De rien! 😀

@nefelibatam2232 3 месяца назад

Mon frére tres bavard et amical mais Je suis silencieuse Je suis travailleuse

@erikeliezer 3 года назад

When I hear the Canadian French pronunciation of a word that ends in eux it sounds like ‘er’. Are you adding a bit of an ‘r’ sound?

@LearnCanadianFrenchwithNat 3 года назад

Hi Eliezer, this is indeed a tough sound because there is no equivalent in English but there is no 'r' sound, even with the Canadian French pronunciation 😉. When 'eu' is at the end of a word like heureux (happy), peureux (scared) or bleu (blue) for example, the sound should be like the beginning of the word Earl. But only the 'ea' part of 'earl', not the 'rl' part. International French tends to have a sharper sound, that may be why you hear a difference with the Canadian French, but there should be no 'r' in either one. I hope this helps a bit 😉

@erikeliezer 3 года назад

@@LearnCanadianFrenchwithNat Thank you! It definitely helps! Is it the same with the word 'un'? Un sounds like 'are' to me when I hear it spoken in Canadian French.

@LearnCanadianFrenchwithNat 3 года назад

@@erikeliezer the nasal sound 'un' would be more similar to the 'ea' sound in the word 'learn'. This is the standard pronunciation for this letter combination, however I think that people that speak international French like in France, have transitioned the 'un' sound to 'in'. Here's a short video from another RU-vid creator and linguist that explains this difference: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z3LkHhAWPpc.html. I hope this clarifies it a little 🙂

@erikeliezer 3 года назад

@@LearnCanadianFrenchwithNat Thank you! The video was very helpful :)