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This is exactly the kind of lesson that I was looking for. I’m a 63 year old Australian dad with a daughter who lives in France. When I visit my daughter, I want to be able to speak like the locals speak. I don’t want to sound like a text book. I’m working through your excellent Verb Conjugation and Grammar courses. They are great ! 👍
Graham this is such a great goal! You should check out my playlist called French Speaking Practice, that could really help you with your pronunciation :)
I am still a beginner. I am wondering if I learnt all these and sound like a French native speaker. And all of a sudden, people think I speak French fluently and talk to me as fast as a rifle, I would be embarrassed to tell them I just started learning French! 😂
2:14 I also speak German, and I noticed that when you say "colis", it sounds like "kolich". Is this a regional thing to make the final "is" sound like the German "ich"?
You have a good ear ;) i don’t think it’s a regional thing because all the French speakers I know from different countries/areas do this as well, especially with the final i or final u. A bit like a whisper if that makes sense?
Thank you Dylana. It's good practice to say what is useful for test and what is informal use. During studying French I compare it with English, which also widely distributed. And as I see things is that English reminds me exact sciences, while French mostly looks like history, everybody represent it from his/her own perspective. Plus, French suffer from adaptation for every region. All this make it a bit complicated to study it. But I am not going to give up. Thanks again 👍🔥🌹
I agree Asif, even where I grew up we have a slightly different French. This is why I really try to tell people to not focus on Parisian French. Even if it's the most common, it's only one city, it would be missing so much of other parts of the world to focus only on this one.
This has been a lot of fun and brings back memories for me and the year I spent in France back in the stone ages! Your videos address all of the questions I had when I was studying French, which none of my profs ever explained. I think it's common in most languages that we "smoosh" our words together. I've explained this to friends here in the U.S. with this example: I might say "Wuhdja think of that?" when I mean to say, "What did you think of that?" On a separate note, perhaps you can explain why many would add on an "ahn" at the end of sentences when speaking. For example, if I were to ask someone a somewhat obvious question, they might respond, "Bah oui, anh!" And what's with the "Bah"? Thanks!
Tom sorry I totally missed your comment! Bah and hein and just filler words that we use, it also depends on the area in France and in other French speaking countries. Think of it as the Canadian "eh" 🙂
The perfect French with Dylane The perfect French with Dylane That's my bad I wanted to ask you about your mother's language but I felt my question cause embarrassing to you so, I would like to know your first language if you don't mind, cause your pronunciation is perfect ... thanks a lot for your lessons. Yours sincerely
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane thank you for the great content by the way and I would appreciate it if this turned into a series to know as many shortened words as possible
Did you know about all the different things we don't pronounce ? Thank you for watching ❤️
Keep improving your pronunciation with this playlist ua-cam.com/play/PL_bt5rj27IIUHa5i3iXC8NVOMbFd2qhTo.html
Thanks Dylane
This is exactly the kind of lesson that I was looking for. I’m a 63 year old Australian dad with a daughter who lives in France. When I visit my daughter, I want to be able to speak like the locals speak. I don’t want to sound like a text book.
I’m working through your excellent Verb Conjugation and Grammar courses. They are great ! 👍
Graham this is such a great goal! You should check out my playlist called French Speaking Practice, that could really help you with your pronunciation :)
I am still a beginner. I am wondering if I learnt all these and sound like a French native speaker. And all of a sudden, people think I speak French fluently and talk to me as fast as a rifle, I would be embarrassed to tell them I just started learning French! 😂
How awesome that would be??
In Québec, we even contract "sur" to "s" or "su"
"T'as une tache s' ta ch-mise"
Lovely video!
I love French Canadian! it goes straight to the point, no big drama around grammar like European French 😃
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2:14 I also speak German, and I noticed that when you say "colis", it sounds like "kolich". Is this a regional thing to make the final "is" sound like the German "ich"?
You have a good ear ;) i don’t think it’s a regional thing because all the French speakers I know from different countries/areas do this as well, especially with the final i or final u. A bit like a whisper if that makes sense?
I love your style of teaching. Merci
Thank you! 😃
Dylane, you are the best. Very comprehensive explanation. Is it in the book somewhere? I love it. Thank you very much
It's not in the book but I will add it in the next edition :)
This is what we want
Merci 💐
De rien :)
Thank you Dylana. It's good practice to say what is useful for test and what is informal use. During studying French I compare it with English, which also widely distributed. And as I see things is that English reminds me exact sciences, while French mostly looks like history, everybody represent it from his/her own perspective. Plus, French suffer from adaptation for every region. All this make it a bit complicated to study it. But I am not going to give up. Thanks again 👍🔥🌹
I agree Asif, even where I grew up we have a slightly different French. This is why I really try to tell people to not focus on Parisian French. Even if it's the most common, it's only one city, it would be missing so much of other parts of the world to focus only on this one.
This has been a lot of fun and brings back memories for me and the year I spent in France back in the stone ages! Your videos address all of the questions I had when I was studying French, which none of my profs ever explained.
I think it's common in most languages that we "smoosh" our words together. I've explained this to friends here in the U.S. with this example: I might say "Wuhdja think of that?" when I mean to say, "What did you think of that?"
On a separate note, perhaps you can explain why many would add on an "ahn" at the end of sentences when speaking. For example, if I were to ask someone a somewhat obvious question, they might respond, "Bah oui, anh!" And what's with the "Bah"? Thanks!
Tom sorry I totally missed your comment! Bah and hein and just filler words that we use, it also depends on the area in France and in other French speaking countries. Think of it as the Canadian "eh" 🙂
Merci mille fois, Dylane
it's lovely, thanks! i would like to ask: does use of capital letter applicable in French? e.g starting a sentence, paragraph , proper nouns etc.
Yes but not for days or months ;)
oh , great ! thanks!
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You are superb! I hope you get noticed more, your lectures are awsome !
Will see what 2021 has for me 😉 Thank you for your comment ✨
vous pouvez fair plus videos comme celui SVP?
Je vais en faire plus dans les prochains mois 😉
Thank you Dylane 💜💐
De rien :)
I love this! Great tips, thank you so much for sharing! :)
It was so fun to film it, I am probably going to make more like this one 😃
Hi
Thanks you are the best
Merci 🤩
Hello madame
Hello 😊
Merci beaucoup
De rien :)
Hi
Hello everyone And welcome back yo video... Haha This sounds English with Lucy Haha je je 😁😅
I am actually a big fan of Lucy, but I never noticed that. I used to say Welcome guys but it sounded weird 🤣
Dylane.
Jeje It Is the effect of being a Psychologic. 😃😍😚
ya learn english with lucy
chouette 🌟 t'es géniale la prof de français formidable 🌷
Merci ☺️
Is this why some people pronounce "acheter" as "ash-tay"?
Correct 🙂 Most words with a E in the middle somewhere we won't pronounce it
Thank you. I am your new subscriber.
Tashi welcome to my channel! If you want I am running a free pronunciation course on my channel right now, you should check it out 🙂
Great accent. Where are you from?
South of Belgium 😉 But I moved to Canada last year.
You always make good videos ۔Because good people make good videos 😄.It was fun.good mam
So nice of you! Thank you so much for your comment 🙏🏻
Ah, no wonder I cannot understand the spoken French... Now, I know why... Thanks
That's a very common problem, written and spoken French are so different, it's confusing to say the least 😉
Excuse my question about your own language causes you're perfect in both, especially your accent in both languages
I am sorry but I don't recall seeing a comment of you asking me a question Mohammad, so what is your question ?
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That's my bad I wanted to ask you about your mother's language but I felt my question cause embarrassing to you so, I would like to know your first language if you don't mind, cause your pronunciation is perfect ... thanks a lot for your lessons.
Yours sincerely
Why would it embarrass me?
My first language is of course French, my second language is English 🙂
Superbe
Merci Mario 😉
Hello 💖👋 do you understand each other french 🍟 or need translater
la prononciation du français C'est vraiment comme la prononciation de l'anglais, il y a beaucoup de lettres et de mots qui ne les prononcent pas
Exactement 🙂
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So basically French speakers hate the letter E so much 😂
You know what ? I never saw it that way, but it's so true 🤣
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane thank you for the great content by the way and I would appreciate it if this turned into a series to know as many shortened words as possible
I could do that yes 🙂 Would you rather have it at the end of a video like I did with negation or as full videos ?
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane whatever suits you is fine by me
Hi
I can not see the words written in the video coz of the translate!!!! This is annoying mr
I just looked at the video and everything seems fine to me 🤔
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane merci i was having prolem in my youtube 😍thank you for relplying