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hey dylan ... could you tell me difference bw partitive articlees and indefinite articles... bcuz even in indefinite plural we use des.. although lecture was fab.
Hi Dylane, word has it that we can also use "du, de la" in the abstract nouns, such as "concept, power, emotion, marriage". Namely, it means "the concept, marriage". Is this statement true?
des fromages is mutliple different cheeses. Du fromage is just cheese. Je mange du fromage tous les matins. I eat cheese every morning. J'ai goûté des fromages délicieux au restaurant. I tasted delicious cheeses at the restaurant.
Bonjour! j’etudiais ton liste de phrases pour pratiquer le prononciation ( Jour 3 du challenge) et je crois qu’il manque un ‘h’ dans ´l’ophtHalmologue’ ? Un typo? Je vous remercie pour tes courses! Helen
I think I understand now. Thank you. To say " I would like some water", I would say "je voudrais de l'eau" but if I would like a glass of water I would say "je voudrais un verre d'eau" because un verre is a quantity. Is that correct? I have been struggling with this, but i think you have clarified it. Thank you!!!
Bonjour, est-ce que vous avez des videos qui explique "partitive adjectives?" Par example la phrase "something new." La traduction est "quelque chose DE nouveau." Je ne comprends pas la structure ici. Il y a une règle qui peut m'aider avec comment utiliser "nom + DE + adjectif?" Merci beaucoup!
I think the translation should not be "some" because "some" is already a quantity, an amount. I believe the translation 2:59 should be: I eat bread and chese. Otherwise when using Des the translation would have to be: he has some dogs and some cats. Ex. Je bois du vin. I drink wine. Je mange du pain. I eat bread. Excuse me if i am wrong. This is only an observation.
Dear Prof, les articles partitif are the same as les article contractés do you know a trick to not get confused? might it be using an answer of a complement of specification? I have bought your conjugation course book and I’m going to buy the complete grammar course and vocabulary! Thank you Prof ! Are you from France or Canada ? Love you. A
Unfortunately, there are no tricks to differentiate them all but in the end they are all the same so that's easier :) I moved to Canada to be with my husband :) Thank you so much for supporting my work Andrea 🤩
the confusing part to me is... in your examples section, why the des + de la are not translated to add "some" in the english sentences? example - she drinks some lemonade every day?
Hi Dylane, many people like me study through online videos to clear the exams. Please do not skip any vital lesson such as 'Le present de l'indicatif'. Thank you.
Bonjour Prof.Dylane, Je demanderais gentiment si avec la négation spécifiant une quantité, je devrais utiliser "de" ou "du". Permettez-moi d'expliquer immédiatement. Par exemple: Je ne mange pas DE fromage. Je ne mange pas un kilo DU fromage ou Je ne mange pas un kilo DE fromage. Votre grammaire est spectaculaire et très claire. Je vous remerci pour votre gentillesse. A
please what is the difference between de & du here: La couleur du vin Le goût du vin Le type de vin le verre de vin It's very hard to understand the difference and when to use de or du
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Merci beaucoup pour ce vidéo. J’ai appris beaucoup de votre. J’ai acheté vos livres et je comprends plus de mots et phrases than ever before! Je suis très contente que I’ve found you. I have a ways to go in my French learning journey but you sure do keep me motivated!! J’ai appris le français depuis sept mois maintenant and counting!
Un grand merci a toi, Dylane!
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If I look tired in this video and in the next few ones, it's because I was 😅
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The eBook: amzn.to/3Dv0RAC
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If something is plural and starts with a vowel, what do we use?
des
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hey dylan ... could you tell me difference bw partitive articlees and indefinite articles...
bcuz even in indefinite plural we use des..
although lecture was fab.
"Il a /des/ chiens et /des/ chats" (2:56) -- ce sont des articles partitifs ou indéfinis?
That was definitely a mistake on my side, I added it last minute without thinking!
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Dear Dylan, tell me please, which sentences is better: “ acheter de Jolie’s fleurs. Ou “ Acheter des Jolie’s fleurs”. Thx u very much
Both are fine, but it's jolies fleurs ;)
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Thank you for this lesson
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Thanks very useful like always🙏
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Hi Dylane, word has it that we can also use "du, de la" in the abstract nouns, such as "concept, power, emotion, marriage". Namely, it means "the concept, marriage". Is this statement true?
Correct :)
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Can İ know know where exactly should İ start conjugaison or grammar like the right order ?
Yes! Go to my website and grab the self-study guide, all the lessons are listed. And it's free to download :)
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Should we watch the conjugation course or the grammar course first?
Go to my website and grab the self-study guide. There is the list of lessons to follow :) And it's free to download :)
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I have don’t them on my pronunciation playlist :)
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Mam quelque also means some so then du de la n all that are same?
They change depending of the gender and number of the noun, but yes they all translate to the same :/
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i dont understand what the difference between des fromages and du fromage? they are both expressing plural indefinite articles?
des fromages is mutliple different cheeses. Du fromage is just cheese.
Je mange du fromage tous les matins. I eat cheese every morning.
J'ai goûté des fromages délicieux au restaurant. I tasted delicious cheeses at the restaurant.
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Bonjour! j’etudiais ton liste de phrases pour pratiquer le prononciation ( Jour 3 du challenge) et je crois qu’il manque un ‘h’ dans ´l’ophtHalmologue’ ? Un typo? Je vous remercie pour tes courses! Helen
Oh non ! Merci Helen :D
Merci dylane
Pas de quoi :)
I think I understand now. Thank you. To say " I would like some water", I would say "je voudrais de l'eau" but if I would like a glass of water I would say "je voudrais un verre d'eau" because un verre is a quantity. Is that correct? I have been struggling with this, but i think you have clarified it. Thank you!!!
Exactly 🤩
Bonjour, est-ce que vous avez des videos qui explique "partitive adjectives?" Par example la phrase "something new." La traduction est "quelque chose DE nouveau." Je ne comprends pas la structure ici. Il y a une règle qui peut m'aider avec comment utiliser "nom + DE + adjectif?" Merci beaucoup!
Ce n'est pas un article dans ce cas mais une préposition :) Quelque chose de - Un peu de - Beaucoup de - etc
I think the translation should not be "some" because "some" is already a quantity, an amount. I believe the translation 2:59 should be: I eat bread and chese. Otherwise when using Des the translation would have to be: he has some dogs and some cats.
Ex. Je bois du vin. I drink wine. Je mange du pain. I eat bread.
Excuse me if i am wrong. This is only an observation.
Thanks :)
Gosh! There are a lot of articles in French!🤩
Just a few ;)
Dear Prof,
les articles partitif are the same as les article contractés do you know a trick to not get confused? might it be using an answer of a complement of specification?
I have bought your conjugation course book and I’m going to buy the complete grammar course and vocabulary! Thank you Prof ! Are you from France or Canada ? Love you. A
Unfortunately, there are no tricks to differentiate them all but in the end they are all the same so that's easier :)
I moved to Canada to be with my husband :)
Thank you so much for supporting my work Andrea 🤩
the confusing part to me is... in your examples section, why the des + de la are not translated to add "some" in the english sentences? example - she drinks some lemonade every day?
Because in French we use articles 99.9% of the time while English doesn't use them as much :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane so it's ok to omit the "some" when translating du/de la etc to english?
Hi Dylane, many people like me study through online videos to clear the exams. Please do not skip any vital lesson such as 'Le present de l'indicatif'. Thank you.
It's in the conjugation playlist. I am not skipping any lessons.
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane Okay. Thanks for the information. 😃
Why Des makes the é accent aigu? but not De? is there any explanation?
De stays de like other small words such as ne, je, le, et etc :)
Bonjour Prof.Dylane,
Je demanderais gentiment si avec la négation spécifiant une quantité, je devrais utiliser "de" ou "du".
Permettez-moi d'expliquer immédiatement.
Par exemple:
Je ne mange pas DE fromage.
Je ne mange pas un kilo DU fromage
ou
Je ne mange pas un kilo DE fromage.
Votre grammaire est spectaculaire et très claire. Je vous remerci pour votre gentillesse. A
Andrea après une référence de quantité, on utilise toujours DE :)
For me I mix up the Preposition De for the Partitive Article.
It's very common actually!
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Can you make a video how to say a sentence at French
Like any sentence?
please what is the difference between de & du here:
La couleur du vin
Le goût du vin
Le type de vin
le verre de vin
It's very hard to understand the difference and when to use de or du
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Du De la de l' Des are use when there is not a specific quantity
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Why on earth didn't she give any examples on negative sentences using the partiative articles?
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