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5 epic French recipes created by mistake
Bonjour tout le monde !
In this video, we discover the story of 5 French dishes or French recipes entirely created by accident. And guess what, they turned masterpieces! Except one 🤢 Let me tell you their story!
Aller, on y va ! 🇫🇷👋
PS: There are English 🇬🇧, Spanish 🇪🇸, and French 🇫🇷 subtitles
🖥️ Video edited by Cassy
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@ChefEtchebest - 🍎 La tarte tatin
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Chapters ✂️
00:00 Intro
00:48 French dish 1 - La Tarte Tatin
02:56 French dish 2 - Le vin Sauternes
05:33 French dish 3 - Le Kouign Amann
08:07 French dish 4 - Le Roquefort
09:56 French dish 5 - Le Carambar
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Відео

Learn the Most Common words in French in real context
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It seems that people use around 500 different words on a daily basis. Can you believe that? So no need to learn thousands of different French words or crazy difficult conjugation tenses to be able to speak. In today's video, we will check the list of the most common French words. This vocabulary list is meant for beginners, but is also a great recall for intermediate. Aller, on y va ! 🇫🇷👋 PS: T...
Make the most out of your online Language Tutoring session
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After years of being a student on online learning platforms such as Italki or Preply and now, as a French tutor myself, I give you all my tricks and tips to find your perfect language tutor and make the most out of your language tutoring session. If your goal is to learn French online, let me tell you how to make the most out of your online learning session with your French tutor. Aller, on y v...
French girl reviews travel safety recommendations for France
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Bonjour tout le monde ! In this video, I check 5 foreign websites (from the US, UK, Canada and Australia) and discover with you their safety recommendations to travel to France. Are they true? Are their advice accurate? As I want you to discover France safely, let's discuss what could go bad so you can enjoy your holidays in France! Aller, on y va ! 🇫🇷👋 PS: There are English 🇬🇧, Spanish 🇪🇸, and...
True spoken French: These 10 speech patterns that will make you sound French
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Today, I'm telling you how to sound French with these little speech patterns, language habits that native French speakers have and say all the time. Me included! Aller, on y va ! 🇫🇷👋 PS: There are English 🇬🇧, Spanish 🇪🇸, and French 🇫🇷 subtitles 🖥️ Video edited by Edith Le Goff www.edithlegoff.com/ Stay connected! 🔗 Instagram: cassyparlefrancais Newsletter: mailchi.mp/119cde5f4a8c/...
Special Q&A: my new life in France, spoken French, favourite words... (bilingual with subtitles)
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Bonjour tout le monde ! I decided to go old school and answer all your questions in a special and bilingual Q&A. We're celebrating a big milestone for me: 1000 subscribers on this channel! Can you believe it? 🥳 You asked about my new life in France, but also the rules of spoken French, my favourite words in French and Japanese. But also my workout and French bakeries. And all that, while walkin...
5 Mistakes advanced learners still make in French (and how to avoid them)
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Today, we explore 5 common mistakes I still hear from my intermediate and advanced learners. If only somebody corrected them when they were still beginners! The mistakes wouldn't have stuck so much. That's why I want you to tackle all 5 mistakes at the beginning of your french learning journey. Aller, on y va ! 🇫🇷👋 PS: There are English 🇬🇧, Spanish 🇪🇸, and French 🇫🇷 subtitles 🖥️ Video edited by...
Feeling unmotivated to learn French? Here's what to do!
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Bonjour tout le monde ! Have you ever felt your motivation to learn French fading away? Unmotivated and about to give up on your language goals? It's ok! Today we talk about why it happens and what to do to avoid this learning burn out. Aller, on y va ! 🇫🇷👋 PS: There are English 🇬🇧, Spanish 🇪🇸, and French 🇫🇷 subtitles 🖥️ Video edited by Cassy Stay connected! 🔗 Instagram: cassyparl...
How French People Actually Ask Questions: Beginners Friendly Guide + Travel Essentials
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Today, we learn how to ask questions in French. But for real, like natives would and not like you would learn in basic textbooks. I also give you the entire list of French questions words and travel essentials before you plan your next trip to France. So if "est-ce que" seems too difficult, let me explain everything and make it simple and beginners friendly 😉 Aller, on y va ! 🇫🇷👋 PS: There are ...
1 month Countdown to Paris: A Beginner's Crash Course in French
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Bonjour tout le monde ! Meet Olivia. She is a beginner in French, just like you, but she only has ONE MONTH before coming to France. Let me show you the 1 month language plan I have for her... and you too! So just like Olivia, you can enjoy your trip to Paris to the fullest, in just 1 month, even if you are a beginner. I make French easy for you, and Olivia today! Aller, on y va ! 🇫🇷👋 PS: There...
Returning Home: 5 Beloved Aspects of France for a French Expat
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Returning Home: 5 Beloved Aspects of France for a French Expat
Learn French vocabulary : Cooking & in the Kitchen 🍳 (French vlog with subtitles)
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Learn French vocabulary : Cooking & in the Kitchen 🍳 (French vlog with subtitles)
How to Use Open AI's ChatGPT for French Learning- Free & Easy
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How to Use Open AI's ChatGPT for French Learning- Free & Easy
Exploring a French City: How to Spend Sundays + Language Tips 🇫🇷🗺️
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Exploring a French City: How to Spend Sundays Language Tips 🇫🇷🗺️
10 Years, 6 Languages : the 5 powerful lessons I learnt
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10 Years, 6 Languages : the 5 powerful lessons I learnt
Conquer 2000's French culture and TV references like never before 📺
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Conquer 2000's French culture and TV references like never before 📺
How to refuse something in French Language and Culture | French made easy
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How to refuse something in French Language and Culture | French made easy
Effortless Language Learning | Lazy and easy habits 😴
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Effortless Language Learning | Lazy and easy habits 😴
Understand SPOKEN French : discover REAL LIFE slang
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Understand SPOKEN French : discover REAL LIFE slang
How I will ACTUALLY make you speak FRENCH 🇫🇷
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How I will ACTUALLY make you speak FRENCH 🇫🇷
Useful French Sentences in restaurants | Survival Guide to France
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Useful French Sentences in restaurants | Survival Guide to France
My top recommendations for French series | beginners-friendly
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My top recommendations for French series | beginners-friendly
Look French when you speak: 5 French gestures explained
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Look French when you speak: 5 French gestures explained
French movies: Top Recommendations for Beginners
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French movies: Top Recommendations for Beginners
Debunking French Stereotypes | Honest Perspective from a French Native
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Debunking French Stereotypes | Honest Perspective from a French Native
Express your morning routine | Vlog in French (with subtitles)
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Express your morning routine | Vlog in French (with subtitles)
Essential French Travel Phrases for Your Trip to France | Beginner-friendly
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Essential French Travel Phrases for Your Trip to France | Beginner-friendly
French for Beginners: 5 Fun Practice Exercises | AIMER, ETRE, AVOIR
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French for Beginners: 5 Fun Practice Exercises | AIMER, ETRE, AVOIR
French conversation: From Beginner to Fluent with @urmihossain
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French conversation: From Beginner to Fluent with @urmihossain
French pronunciation made easy: Essential Rules for beginners
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French pronunciation made easy: Essential Rules for beginners

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  • @qossl6727
    @qossl6727 21 годину тому

    Merci bien for the video, you are really underrated, the post-production is really on point and funny

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 15 годин тому

      That is so sweet merci infiniment 🙏 this video was edited by my editor, she will be so pleased (you'll always see in the description who edited a video, full transparency here ✌️)

  • @MithrilTwinkles377
    @MithrilTwinkles377 День тому

    intéressant car le geste pour "j'en ai par dessus la tete" a pour def en anglais: je n'ai rien compris, "it went over my head" (sorry for the french, not fluent)

  • @polloelnicotina
    @polloelnicotina 2 дні тому

    i felt attacked with euh, i do use it a lot when speaking spanish too 🙏🏻😔

  • @kh23797
    @kh23797 3 дні тому

    Thank you. Italian, French and English speakers all drop that first word in the manner of "Y'a" and "Faut faire..." English examples: "Hope you like it, I made it myself", or, "Going somewhere, Fred?" Then there's "Kinda makes sense, doesn't it?", and so on. I imagine other languages do it all the time, too. Our mind starts a sentence and our mouth races to catch up.

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 3 дні тому

      Yes, it's funny to see how different languages can evolve in a similar way. As long as it does not disturb the communication and understanding, why not. But it's difficult to be aware of these things for learners. Though, I think it's important to know in order to be able to speak with natives.

  • @chartshorne5386
    @chartshorne5386 3 дні тому

    Thank you, this really simplified things 🇬🇧

  • @dazerrod5574
    @dazerrod5574 3 дні тому

    ta pas honte de dire de la merde ? créer par hasard et non pas par erreur ! ta envie de salir notre reputation ou quoi ?

  • @geovannymorajr.1065
    @geovannymorajr.1065 4 дні тому

    Great video Cassy

  • @randigerber1926
    @randigerber1926 4 дні тому

    Thank you for this lesson! In English, when one says "kinda," or "sorta," or other slurred words, they are not speaking "Standard English." They are using the vernacular ... but there are some English-speakers here in the States that still say, "kind of" and "sort of," enunciating clearly. "Standard English" is supposed to be taught at school, but my personal and professional observation (I was a public school teacher) is that most teachers do not recognize that they are slurring their words. That's why so many people say and also write, "should OF" instead of "should HAVE," for example. They don't teach standard English because they don't know it. Dialects and jargon are now considered mainstream. The population is diverse, and so different dialects and cant (specialized language) become normalized, especially with TV and Internet spreading the trends. And, people prefer to appear "cool" rather than educated. It's particularly amusing to me, as I would have thought that specialized language (cant) would have been kept for use within the original communities. Now we have Urban Dictionary and online acronym lists to decipher these words, to facilitate public understanding. It's like text abbreviations used by teens to hide meaning from their parents ... but now one can simply consult the internet to learn the meaning.

  • @vivigi6727
    @vivigi6727 4 дні тому

    One of those extra words would be maybe like the "eh" Canadians hang on to question sentences, like for examples "isn't it beautiful here, eh?"

    • @ACH77
      @ACH77 День тому

      And like, "Beauty, eh?" I don't know if the use of eh might be dying out a little in Michigan (hope not) but I grew up there and it was part of my everyday speech. 👍

  • @martymurray5011
    @martymurray5011 4 дні тому

    Un peu fort, à mon avis! Un peu exagéré, non?🍷

  • @effieschmidt1830
    @effieschmidt1830 4 дні тому

    If I say *Ouais* Madame Dugas will slap me…..

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 4 дні тому

      Hahaha I love how when you ask them, my fellow Frenchies will say that "ouais is not correct, you must say oui" and 10 minutes later use "ouais" because they don't pay attention 🤣

  • @lefrinj
    @lefrinj 4 дні тому

    False friend: 'introduire' - do NOT translate 'let me introduce my friend to you' using introduire 😶 I hadn't realised about 'visiter', I will have to sort this one out immediately because we are always going back to the UK to visit family and telling people about it... awkward

  • @menkfranceart
    @menkfranceart 5 днів тому

    Cassy, we, in the USA, have local, organic farms, etc. All is not lost! LOL

  • @KaiOpaka
    @KaiOpaka 5 днів тому

    Yessss queen. Blue cheese is mold. 🤢

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 5 днів тому

      yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! haha how do people see that and want to eat it?

  • @karlashi4739
    @karlashi4739 5 днів тому

    Ce très intéressant ! In my state in Brazil we use the same tics

  • @jose4877
    @jose4877 5 днів тому

    bah, euh = um (American English). Also, bah = duh hein = huh j'avoue = good point

  • @jose4877
    @jose4877 5 днів тому

    "Du coup", seems to work a lot like "by the way".

  • @Xaintailles
    @Xaintailles 5 днів тому

    Apres, sauce Roquefort + Patate 😋

  • @Xaintailles
    @Xaintailles 5 днів тому

    L'intro est vraiment top, c'est trop bien de l'avoir change! Le story telling est vraiment super.

  • @barrosmoural
    @barrosmoural 5 днів тому

    I’m learning even how to be a better teacher (English in my case) with you, Cassy. Thanks a lot forneou content. (Je vais ensaye: avec toi Je aprendre comment étre un mellieux professeis d’Englais 😂 - fully improvised)

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 5 днів тому

      Oh that is such a sweet comment. Merci 🙏 et bravo pour ton improvisation 😉

  • @saurabh9998
    @saurabh9998 8 днів тому

    Merci beaucoup, madame. J'étais à la recherche de cette vidéo depuis une semaine.

  • @salattu
    @salattu 8 днів тому

    😂 I understand now why you laugh

  • @mywwwow
    @mywwwow 9 днів тому

    ❤💐

  • @geovannymorajr.1065
    @geovannymorajr.1065 10 днів тому

    I like your earrings

  • @jonmcgoey1772
    @jonmcgoey1772 10 днів тому

    I like that in this video of demonstrating sloppy-but-common French phrasing, that you also use sloppy-but-common English (for example you say, "gunna" rather than "going to" (0:42)).

    • @phillycatlady
      @phillycatlady 7 днів тому

      I love that too. I’ve always wondered what the French equivalent of those kinds of English tics. An intelligent English speaker often uses them, in casual speech or even for humor, but what would be the French equivalent of “gonna”, or “kinda”, that she used also? I might say “ I ain’t gonna do that” to be funny or for emphasis, knowing full well it is both grammatically wrong and sloppy. What would be the French equivalent?

    • @jonmcgoey1772
      @jonmcgoey1772 7 днів тому

      @@phillycatlady my guess for English equivalents to "ain't" is to check yt videos of Quebec slang. I was told that one reason speakers of "continental French" disparage Quebecoise French is that the continental French has changed ("evolved" in my friends words) while Quebecoise French has remained quite insulated from the rest of the French speaking world. Of course I can't determine the veracity, but I still watch those quebecoise based videos before I travel for bike trips and ski trips into Quebec.

  • @bawhitham
    @bawhitham 11 днів тому

    Ouah ! Je viens vous découvrir. Cool ! Je me suis maintenant abonné et je ferai de vos vidéos une part de mes devoirs quotidiens. Ces leçons sont exactement ce que j’avais manqué.

  • @mywwwow
    @mywwwow 11 днів тому

    Bonsoir Cassy et merci beaucoup ❤ Je suis allemand, j’ai 65 ans et j'aimerais vraiment apprendre le français.💐 Bon journée ☀️

  • @DebopamDey
    @DebopamDey 11 днів тому

    Bon jour Cassy, i m from India, my mother tongue is Bengali n i m a language lover... I speak 5 languages... Bengali, Hindi French Spanish n English But i hv a weakness in French... I love to speak French... Whenever i see any french lesson i watch... Today for the first time i m watching ur vdo.... Ur teaching technique n pronunciation is superb... Doing great job.. merci beaucoup 🎉❤

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 11 днів тому

      Merci à toi ! Wow 5 languages that's impressive 💪 I hope my channel will help you.

    • @DebopamDey
      @DebopamDey 11 днів тому

      ​@@cassyparlefrancaisyes, such language channels r like fresh cool air in summer days... I m out touch from French for almost 2 years... Still I can say... Tu es une bonne professeur de français. J'aime beaucoup apprendre les langues étrangères... Je peux parler et écrire français, mais je veux parler français comme un français. Alors, je dois écouter, écouter et écouter bien.... C'est vrai ou faux? Merci 🙂😍

  • @MrLoughliN1
    @MrLoughliN1 12 днів тому

    Merci Cassy j'apprend le français lentement. Tu lecons sont tres utile.

  • @freiyas
    @freiyas 12 днів тому

    112 European emergency services 18 Fire fighters 17 Police 15 Ambulance

  • @tricesmith2771
    @tricesmith2771 12 днів тому

    Plus comme ça s’il vous plaît !!!

  • @louay2933
    @louay2933 12 днів тому

    Merciii

  • @barbaraa2937
    @barbaraa2937 12 днів тому

    horrible le "du coup"... ça resessemble l´australien "no worries". (pas dans le même sense)

  • @cassyparlefrancais
    @cassyparlefrancais 12 днів тому

    And if you want to see all these words in action, I have an affiliate link to Lingopie, which is an amazing platform where you can practice understanding and listening to French through series: lingopie.com/?ref=cassyparlefrancais&The+French+Shot&

  • @Xaintailles
    @Xaintailles 12 днів тому

    Love the lighting! Keep going!

  • @thomasng1816
    @thomasng1816 12 днів тому

    Very professional ❤

  • @thomasng1816
    @thomasng1816 12 днів тому

    Thank you for your tuition ❤

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 12 днів тому

      Thank you 🙏 merci for taking the time to watch my videos

    • @thomasng1816
      @thomasng1816 12 днів тому

      @@cassyparlefrancais my pleasure to learn from you ❤️. By the way, I don’t see the “thanks” functionality on your channel

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 10 днів тому

      @@thomasng1816 No, indeed, my channel is still too small. But I thank you SO much for your support, and your coffee. You genuinely made my day!

  • @rehmatlokhandwala3627
    @rehmatlokhandwala3627 13 днів тому

    Hein is also commonly said in hindi. 😂 I love the similarity.

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 13 днів тому

      Oh really? That's so cool, I like be the similarity too 🤩 is it used the same way?

    • @rehmatlokhandwala3627
      @rehmatlokhandwala3627 12 днів тому

      @@cassyparlefrancais yes! Same way. Used to express surprise, and mostly sarcastically too. 🤪

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 12 днів тому

      @@rehmatlokhandwala3627 wow what a coincidence!

  • @ActionwithKanishka
    @ActionwithKanishka 13 днів тому

    Thanks for sharing this video🙏🏾

  • @magsasaka4675
    @magsasaka4675 13 днів тому

    Merci Cassy, your video really helps. I

  • @igloser8058
    @igloser8058 14 днів тому

    Merci 🙏🏾 j’ai été étudier pour plusieurs années et maintenant je peux voir clairement ❤

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 14 днів тому

      De rien 🙏 je suis trop contente que la vidéo t'aide à comprendre des choses

  • @rossirossi-iu9wx
    @rossirossi-iu9wx 14 днів тому

    I really love that you explain the context of use for each term thoroughly and even demonstrate how not to say something harshly (the "bah" example). I'm not sure if any other channel does this. So, thank you for being thorough!

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 14 днів тому

      And thank YOU so much for taking the time to watch my videos. My focus truly is on spoken French, to give you the keys to understand when people speak and be able to sound natural in French. I hope I can help people reach that goal ♥️

    • @phillycatlady
      @phillycatlady 7 днів тому

      @@cassyparlefrancaiscan you recommend any online movies where these words are used a lot so I can hear them used in context more?

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 7 днів тому

      @@phillycatlady I made an entire video last summer about movies I recommend. They are all full of these

    • @phillycatlady
      @phillycatlady 7 днів тому

      @@cassyparlefrancais je vais le chercher. C’est ma première fois ici.

  • @nnnnom
    @nnnnom 16 днів тому

    whats the difference between combien de and combien?

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 16 днів тому

      Hey that's such a good question! They both mean the same thing. The difference is that "combien" will be used at the end of a sentence or as a stand alone word. For example: "- tu peux me prêter quelques chemises ? - pas de problème, il t'en faut combien ?" But if it is followed by another word within the same sentence, then it changes to "combien de" For example "Il te faut combien de chemises ?" "J'achète combien de baguettes ?" Etc. does it make more sense?

  • @KSweeney36
    @KSweeney36 17 днів тому

    Wow, I used to watch that cartoon back in the 90s on Channel 4 (in English) 😀

  • @KSweeney36
    @KSweeney36 17 днів тому

    Would I watch with English subtitles, or french? French would help my ear but not my understanding in English might help some understanding?

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 17 днів тому

      I don't know your current level but I'd advise you first watch with English subtitles so you understand what it is about. It will still train your ear. And you will recognise a few words. You'll see you will be proud when you do ;-) then, once you understand the story, it's a good idea to watch with french subtitles 👍

  • @jonahchapman6239
    @jonahchapman6239 20 днів тому

    I appreciate the practical examples!

  • @mybestideas1
    @mybestideas1 21 день тому

    Actually, the most important is to find a qualified and trained teacher, who can not only correct but explain grammar. Also someone who will give you homework and who will correct this homework off your scheduled time, included in the price. This is cruicial for the progress. I'm taking privates for 2 years and have progressed from A2 to C1.

    • @StrawberryJamJam29
      @StrawberryJamJam29 13 днів тому

      I got this through iTalki, but through a community tutor. French teachers are way too expensive. Most of them are double what I'm paying now. I still get homework and lots of conversation practice.

  • @soleus333
    @soleus333 21 день тому

    Super super helpful, given I'm in the process of finding a tutor myself :)

  • @BrainStroming1789
    @BrainStroming1789 21 день тому

    Ça c'est si on souhaite parler un mauvais français. Même en contractant les règles demeures. Une négation c'est "ne ... pas". "Je ne veux pas" peux devenir "je n'veux pas" et c'est prévue par la langue français, mais "j'veux pas"... non ce n'est pas français, quand à "chui"... ok un ado attardé, mais pas un adulte ! Même en parlant très vite, la diction peu rester parfaite et non comme une poissonnière. Il faut arrêter de faire croire et diffuser ce style de connerie.

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 21 день тому

      Et le français n'a pas évolué depuis Molière c'est ça ? 🤣🤣🤣 Après, si vous NE (monseigneur) communiquez avec personne, évidemment vous ne voyez pas les évolutions de la langue. Du coup, laissez mes étudiants apprendre le français qui leur servira vraiment à comprendre les gens quand ils viendront en France et on vous laisse dans vos idéaux de vieille France qui n'existe plus 😘 PS : Les règles "demeurent", choupi ! Mes étudiants le savent ça, parce qu'ils connaissent les règles qui s'appliquent pour de vrai 😉

    • @BrainStroming1789
      @BrainStroming1789 21 день тому

      @@cassyparlefrancais lol la langue évolue, oui c'est sur que wesh whalla ziva go chouf c'est plus du niveau. Pour votre information, pas tant que cela non. À l'exception de la grosse réforme faite pour emmerder les anglais, le français est resté assez stable. Certain se demande pourquoi la france devient un cloître à merde et perd chaque jour un peu plus de ce qu'elle était. Peut-être un début de réponse avec votre vidéo et le niveau de la réponse 🤣🤣

    • @cassyparlefrancais
      @cassyparlefrancais 21 день тому

      @@BrainStroming1789 Alors, déjà votre réponse est ignorante en plus d'être de mauvaise foi. Le français a beaucoup évolué. Je pense que la réforme à laquelle vous faites référence est une réforme de l'orthographe. Mais ce n'est pas ça qui montre l'évolution d'une langue. Par contre, commencez par respecter cette réforme pour qu'on vous prenne au sérieux. Bref, laissez les gens apprendre tranquillement et dans la positivité pour pouvoir communiquer avec les autres plutôt que de rester dans votre bulle de déni. En vrai, je pense que vous n'allez pas bien dans votre vie pour dire des choses comme ça et du coup, je suis triste pour vous.

    • @BrainStroming1789
      @BrainStroming1789 21 день тому

      @@cassyparlefrancais lol, c'est une réponse creuse et facile : "vous n'allez pas bien dans votre vie" 😁🤣😂😂 Merci de vous enquérir de ma santé mentale, elle va très bien. Apprendre à communiquer correctement ne signifie pas qu'on souhaite empêcher les autres de communiquer, bien au contraire. Parler avec une belle articulation sans manger 50 % d'une phrase juste pour coller à la déliquescence galopante n'est pas négatif. Il y a ceux qui tirent les gens vers le bas et ceux qui souhaitent tirer vers le haut. Sur ce point, nous sommes d'accord, je vous laisse à la facilité (vers le bas). Après tout, vos "étudiants" devraient être suffisamment lucides pour trouver d'autres enseignants UA-cam désireux de tirer vers le haut.