Je viens de regarder cette vidéo et comme toujours c’était vraiment utiles. Merci. Cependant, j'utilise beaucoup "il me faut + infinitive". Je n'ai alors pas besoin du subjonctif. Ça marche?
Bon travail Madame! For imparfait, can « we had to obey otherwise we would be punished » work ? So it translates to il fallait obéir sinon on sera punis ?
Hi Dylane, thank you for this lesson. When you use il faut que when can that be substituted for devoir and vice versa please, eg il faut q'on parte maintenant vs On doit partir maintenant. Under what circumstances would each apply. Hope that makes sense. Mike
Dylane thank you for this wonderful piece of the lesson. But I have question ❓; Do we use the conjugated form of the verb "devoir" in the same way you have used "Il faut que" when giving advice or information specific to a person?? Or what's the difference between the use of "il faut que" and "Il doit"
Merci Dylane! That has really helped me to understand. But a question.... there is a third way of using 'il faut', non? 1. Il faut faire attention = you have to be careful (general idea.) 2. Il faut que tu fasses attention = YOU have to be careful (focused on the person after que.) 3. Il te faut faire attention = ?? Doesn't this also mean 'YOU (specific person) have to be careful'? What then is the difference in meaning or usage between those last two? Is one more formal? Thank you!!! 🙂
Dylan, I'm trying to understand the French mentality. In the sentence: "Il faut partir maintenant.", if it is general and we are not particularly addressing the people present at the location - as opposed to the second example with "on" that you provided - who is actually being addressed?
Good question :) Il faut partir maintenant - simply a passive way to address people in the room Il faut qu'on parte maintenant - directed to me and the people around I hope it makes more sense, but yes they are very similar :)
Notre professeur nous donne cette.phrase et il a demandé de commencer avec il faut que La phrase : engageons_nous a travailler ensemble C'est quoi la repense 🤍💟
Merci - il faut qu’on regarde à votre vidéos plusieurs fois
Merci :D
Thanks!
Thank you so much Ciara 🤩
Head to the description for the free pdf :)
First time I’ve come across you Dylane. But thank you, very clear explanation
My head is spinning. I need to come back to this lesson many times.
cela m'a beaucoup aide. Merci beaucoup.
Il faut que je pratique la prononciation du français car il faut être compris. Merci, Dylane, j'espère que tu profites bien de ton voyage ! 😊
Très bien Kurt 👏 Et merci :D
thank you so much Dylane, seriously any lesson I want to learn in French I find it on your channel, keep going!
Thank you! Will do!
Merci beaucoup ❤️
Une telle grâce... Merci pour la leçon.
Merci ☺️
Merciiii Dylane ! Génial !
Merci à toi :)
Great job and awesome 👍 thank you Dylan so much 💖💖💖💖💖💖 you are great and amazing ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you ☺️
Salut Dylane, je peux maintenant mieux comprendre la difference entre il faut.. et il faut que.. Merci pour cette video.
Merci à toi :)
Bonjour Dylane, super leçon ! Pourriez-vous nous parler aussi de "qu'il faille" ? Merci ! 🙂🇫🇷
Faille c'est le subjonctif de faire, utilisé après que dans certaines phrases.
Je ne pense pas qu'il faille se dépêcher :)
Merci madame🌹🌹
Todah rabah🌹🌹
De rien :)
Je viens de regarder cette vidéo et comme toujours c’était vraiment utiles. Merci. Cependant, j'utilise beaucoup "il me faut + infinitive". Je n'ai alors pas besoin du subjonctif. Ça marche?
Ça marche Phil :D Tu as de la chance de ne pas utiliser le subjonctif :D
Bon travail Madame! For imparfait, can « we had to obey otherwise we would be punished » work ? So it translates to il fallait obéir sinon on sera punis ?
Oui ça marche :)
merci beaucoup
Pas de quoi :)
Merci beaucoup, 🎉💐❤️
De rien :)
Hi Dylane, thank you for this lesson. When you use il faut que when can that be substituted for devoir and vice versa please, eg il faut q'on parte maintenant vs On doit partir maintenant. Under what circumstances would each apply. Hope that makes sense. Mike
Mike those are very similar, it's just a different way to use them. None of them implies a stronger statement. Purely preference :)
Merci Dylane
Dylane thank you for this wonderful piece of the lesson. But I have question ❓;
Do we use the conjugated form of the verb "devoir" in the same way you have used "Il faut que" when giving advice or information specific to a person??
Or what's the difference between the use of "il faut que" and "Il doit"
Il faut que is an impersonal expression while Il doit is more directed towards the person. It's a different structure but the meanings is the same :)
Merci Dylane! That has really helped me to understand. But a question.... there is a third way of using 'il faut', non? 1. Il faut faire attention = you have to be careful (general idea.) 2. Il faut que tu fasses attention = YOU have to be careful (focused on the person after que.) 3. Il te faut faire attention = ?? Doesn't this also mean 'YOU (specific person) have to be careful'? What then is the difference in meaning or usage between those last two? Is one more formal? Thank you!!! 🙂
Personally I have never used this type os sentence structure. I believe it's more for literature and poetry :)
I've seen this form as well and I wonder if it's taught because most French learners are not going to be confident with the Conditional anytime soon!
Merci Dylan. Une question: il y a une difference entre il faut que je regarde et Il me faut que regarder?
Oui, seulement la première est utilisée :)
Il faut visiter la france.😁😎👍
Et les autres pays francophones :D
Dylan, I'm trying to understand the French mentality. In the sentence: "Il faut partir maintenant.", if it is general and we are not particularly addressing the people present at the location - as opposed to the second example with "on" that you provided - who is actually being addressed?
Good question Mehrdad. Who are the people in the general / infinitive statement we are referring to?
Good question :)
Il faut partir maintenant - simply a passive way to address people in the room
Il faut qu'on parte maintenant - directed to me and the people around
I hope it makes more sense, but yes they are very similar :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane Many thanks!
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane Merci beaucoup Mehrdad et Dylane!
il faut un bon professeur pour apprendre le français. Merci Dylane 🙏 hava safe return trip ✈️ (Btw hava is not a real word..yet lol)
I am hava a good trip home, thank you jet :D
mbcp Dylane. je suis flatté. ☺️ I didnt think about conjugation: i hava; he/she hasa; i hada: i’m havina..lol
Bonjour. Is there any rule for SUBJUNCTIVE ? Sorry, I’m extremely confused with this kind of conjugation, like JE FINISSE??
Lots if rules about the subjunctive :D I have 2 videos about it at the end of my conjugation course here on UA-cam, you should check it out.
Fantastique
😃
💯👍🏻
"Il ne faut pas que tu oublies" ou "il faut que tu ne oublies pas"??
La première :)
Notre professeur nous donne cette.phrase et il a demandé de commencer avec il faut que
La phrase : engageons_nous a travailler ensemble
C'est quoi la repense 🤍💟
bonjour
it still a bit difficult for to understand 😕 😭
Oh no - if you have a question just let me know