Some in French
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2017
- How to say SOME in French. It seems easy to answer but actually, we have several ways to say it depending on what we have after SOME, an uncountable word, a countable one and more. We use du, de la, des, quelques-uns, certains. So it is important to know.
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"J'ai dans le cœur, quelque part de la mélancolie," from the song Je Vien du Sud.
What does "quelque part" mean? I still don't understand how to use "quelque."
Merci d'avance
G. Green it means somewhere
Merci beaucoup! j'ai une question, how shall i translate "some" in the context of time? like "we shall hang out some time" for example?
pullth3triggerbitch could be: un de ces jours
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Pascal merci pour votre vidéo. As usual they are trés interesting and useful. Vieux is an adjective that you use to describe many books. Why is not change to plural?
lidia barrera there is a video about plural, a word ending with a s, a x or a z does not change singular or plural
Salut, Pascal. Tes vidéos sont très utiles. Est-ce que tu peux m'aider avec une question? Je voudrais savoir si ce n'est pas juste de faire la liaison entre "les" et 'haricots".
Anderson G. Scarpi the dictionary says that the h of haricot is an unplugged h, so no liaison, we say le haricot and not l'haricot, but nowadays it is true that some people make the liaison
Alright. Got it. Thank you so much for the video and for the quick answer. Keep up the good work, Pascal.
Anderson G. Scarpi merci
Il n'y a pas de quoi. You're welcome. De nada. :-)
Salut Pascal. Comment ça va. Bien expliquer! Merci beaucoup 😊
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Pascal, would it be possible to say J'en voudrais un peu, if i wanted some amount of spaghetti if my host offer it to me, and i don't want to be too greedy for a second helping of it?
to say a little, yes you can :)
Merci beaucoup. It is the little words we must learn in order to interact with others. Thank you so much. Learning the textbook language is one thing, we need the little words for talking, interacting, etc.
It is very difficult to mémorise what is your advice ? Thank you
you pretty much do if you want to learn fast or for a test, but if you want you can just keep immersing yourself in the language and eventually you'll see it so much you'll get it. Language learning is a bitch.
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How about certains vs quelques?
it is good lesson, However I did not understand why the en comes before the ai in the "J'en ai...."
That's just how it's structured, the object pronoun always comes between the subject pronoun and the verb (unless in the imperative mood)
Every time I tried to play this video it stopped about 1 minute and 30 seconds in... I'm disappointed because I like your videos.
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tea is uncountable.
Rice is uncountable too.
didnt you forget about quelque?
well, not really with quelques-uns, but quelque in this case means some or a few
Pouvez-vous expliquer le mot "coup" dans un vidéo? Il y a beaucoup de sens! C'est si confus.
Loch Baillie bientôt, nous verrons l'expression "du coup"
@@Frenchspanishonline il y a déjà le vidéo ?
The subject of your sentence…
How do you say, "I want to learn some French."? Can you say, "Je veux apprendre du francais."? Maybe "du francais" means "from French." Comme d’habitude, je suis confus.
Simply say, "Je voudrais apprendre un peu de français." "I would like to learn a little French.'
You can say "je veux apprendre le français " or "je veux apprendre un peu de français" . When you say " du français" it's sound like you want to learn from a frenchman.
du = de + le
des = de + les
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C'est tres difficile
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