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The prepositions of time, prépositions de temps in French, are divided into 3 categories: 1. They simple ones: à, de, en, après, avant, depuis 2. The ones including "jusque": jusqu'à, jusqu'au, jusqu'aux, jusqu'en, etc. 3. Pour - pendant - durant, all of them meaning for. Besides that, they are used in a similar way to the English prepositions of time ;) In 1. de -> dans
J'apprends avec toi depuis 2022. Je fini ton premier livre en deux moins. J'ai apprendé beaucoup de choses pendent ce temps. I really hope I used them correctly.
Bonjour Dylane, Merci pour touts les videos très utile! Un question: à 05:25 vous ditez que « Plus que deux mois jusqu’aux fêtes de fin d’année » means « only two months before the holidays ». I read it as “More than two months before the end of the year.” Can you confirm which one is correct? One implies that it’s a long time and one implies that it’s not much time. Does the French phrase have the same connotation? If in English we say “There’s more than two months until…” it seems like it’s a long way away. But saying “It’s only two months until…” gives the impression that it’s coming up soon!
Is there an answer key for any of these exercises? 2.18 doesn't make sense to me for this lesson. Also, I tried looking for the audio but can't find them on the website using the link.
Yes the answer key is at the end of the book ;) I just checked the link and it seems to work on my side but please send me an email at info @ theperfectfrench.com and I will send you the link :)
i have one thing missing here that i don't understand, for jusqu'a, i noticed it is used for Noel and a city, so when to use it as other than cities? another thing i blv there is jusqa'a la in case of feminin singular same as jusqua'au, is that correct?
Merci beaucoup Mademoiselle! Vous avez une voix très agréable. Une question S'il-vous-plaît. Je ne sais pas angles parce que je parle farsi iran, vous avez bien expliqué mais je ai compris un peu mais pas bien la différence d'utilisation pour et pendant. Par exemple: je partirai en vacance la semaine prochaine pour/pendant dix jours. Chaque jours je marche pour due heures. C'est correcte ou pas? Pardon pour dérangement merci beaucoup d'avance
1. Je partirai en vacances la semaine prochaine pour/pendant dix jours - Les deux fonctionnent :) 2. Chaque jours je marche pendant deux heures :) J'ai une autre leçon sur pour pendant durant - tu peux la trouver sur ma chaîne :)
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Hello mam 👋👋, A quick question 1) J'ai dormi Durant 8 heures and J'ai dormi en 8 heures , both would mean the same because they both are used to indicate the entire duration of an action ?? Right??
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane thanks for your response :) what are some very common errors you might find with French speakers? EG in English we often confuse lay/lie.
The french prepositios play such an integral role in the french language overall unlike the english prepositions that don't influence the english language to the same degree..?
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane just refering back to my initial comment dylane. The prepositios in french comes after the verb or the pronoun can come after the preposition which makes the preposition in french fall into two categories which can be a preposition or postpreposition roughly in that order unlike english which is mostly preposition in most cases..l am sorry for not articulating this in the right order when i initially made the comment to you..
Lucy ça s'appelle le "ne explétif", c'est utilisé après certaines construction du subjonctif. Il n'y a pas de règle, il est juste là :/ Pour résumer, après "avant que", on ajoute ne :)
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I give a free PDF for all my regular lessons (I have more than 100 free PDFs on my website), but I have to pay bills and eat, also there are a lot of expenses related to produce videos like this. I chose to put my courses on UA-cam so people can watch and learn no matter their income. I could have sold everything as a package and charge hundreds of dollars too. This way works for you so you can learn, and it works for me so I can pay my bills and make a living.
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The paperback: amzn.to/2UYD1fd
The eBook: amzn.to/3Dv0RAC
Thank you, Dylane! Please see my question posted below 😊
The prepositions of time, prépositions de temps in French, are divided into 3 categories:
1. They simple ones: à, de, en, après, avant, depuis
2. The ones including "jusque": jusqu'à, jusqu'au, jusqu'aux, jusqu'en, etc.
3. Pour - pendant - durant, all of them meaning for.
Besides that, they are used in a similar way to the English prepositions of time ;)
In 1. de -> dans
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J'apprends avec toi depuis 2022. Je fini ton premier livre en deux moins. J'ai apprendé beaucoup de choses pendent ce temps.
I really hope I used them correctly.
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Bonjour Dylane, Merci pour touts les videos très utile! Un question: à 05:25 vous ditez que « Plus que deux mois jusqu’aux fêtes de fin d’année » means « only two months before the holidays ».
I read it as “More than two months before the end of the year.” Can you confirm which one is correct? One implies that it’s a long time and one implies that it’s not much time. Does the French phrase have the same connotation?
If in English we say “There’s more than two months until…” it seems like it’s a long way away. But saying “It’s only two months until…” gives the impression that it’s coming up soon!
Plus que means only ;) So only two months is correct.
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Is it also correct if I say “il court au parc”?
Oui ça marche aussi :)
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Is there an answer key for any of these exercises? 2.18 doesn't make sense to me for this lesson. Also, I tried looking for the audio but can't find them on the website using the link.
Yes the answer key is at the end of the book ;)
I just checked the link and it seems to work on my side but please send me an email at info @ theperfectfrench.com and I will send you the link :)
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i have one thing missing here that i don't understand, for jusqu'a, i noticed it is used for Noel and a city, so when to use it as other than cities? another thing i blv there is jusqa'a la in case of feminin singular same as jusqua'au, is that correct?
Je conduis jusqu'au bureau. Jusqu'à can be followed by time as well. Jusqu'à deux heures :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane but Daylane is there jusqu’a la?
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Merci David :)
Merci beaucoup Mademoiselle! Vous avez une voix très agréable. Une question S'il-vous-plaît. Je ne sais pas angles parce que je parle farsi iran, vous avez bien expliqué mais je ai compris un peu mais pas bien la différence d'utilisation pour et pendant. Par exemple: je partirai en vacance la semaine prochaine pour/pendant dix jours. Chaque jours je marche pour due heures. C'est correcte ou pas? Pardon pour dérangement merci beaucoup d'avance
1. Je partirai en vacances la semaine prochaine pour/pendant dix jours - Les deux fonctionnent :)
2. Chaque jours je marche pendant deux heures :)
J'ai une autre leçon sur pour pendant durant - tu peux la trouver sur ma chaîne :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane merci beaucoup 🙏 Mademoiselle!
I wish from the bottom of my heart meet u in the future inchAllah (god Willing) , i know this is weird but nothing impossible 🌷🌷🌷🌷 i will hug u and told u my best teacher do you remember me it's Rania from ur UA-cam channel 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷😭
Rania, thank you, you too ❤️
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Hello mam 👋👋, A quick question
1) J'ai dormi Durant 8 heures and
J'ai dormi en 8 heures , both would mean the same because they both are used to indicate the entire duration of an action ?? Right??
en huit heures means that it took you 8 hours to fall asleep ;)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane thanks mam 😁
Is it common for French native speakers to confuse "en" and "dans" when talking about time it takes to do something/begin something?
Not really no :)
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane thanks for your response :) what are some very common errors you might find with French speakers? EG in English we often confuse lay/lie.
The french prepositios play such an integral role in the french language overall unlike the english prepositions that don't influence the english language to the same degree..?
Is it a question? I am sorry I am not sure what you are asking me
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane just refering back to my initial comment dylane. The prepositios in french comes after the verb or the pronoun can come after the preposition which makes the preposition in french fall into two categories which can be a preposition or postpreposition roughly in that order unlike english which is mostly preposition in most cases..l am sorry for not articulating this in the right order when i initially made the comment to you..
J'ai une question madame, how to make a sentence comme ça "Until when does he study french ?
À la page 126 en haut de la page: Avant que tu ne partes est-ce que tu peux m’aider: pourquoi doit-on ajouter le “ne”? Merci
Lucy ça s'appelle le "ne explétif", c'est utilisé après certaines construction du subjonctif. Il n'y a pas de règle, il est juste là :/
Pour résumer, après "avant que", on ajoute ne :)
Merci mille fois! Je ne sais pas comment vous trouvez le temps pour répondre à toutes nos questions! Vous devez être super intelligente!
Can you how to use chez moi and avec TOI?
Je vais chez toi. Is that what you meant?
with à, if its in the past would it be "c'était à dix heures" to say "it was at 10 o'clock"
"Plus que deux moins jusqu'à Noël" - Can it mean both "Only two months until Christmas" AND "More than two months until Christmas"??
You gave 2 similar sentences :D
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane Ooops long day! Edited.
Also, what is the difference between "Nous serons en vacances jusqu'à juin" and the same sentence but with "jusqu'en"?
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Why don't you give us free PDF in this video, you know, it's very helpfull for me who don't have much money to follow your online course,as well as the other one possibe madamme. Thank you ,Jesus bless you
I give a free PDF for all my regular lessons (I have more than 100 free PDFs on my website), but I have to pay bills and eat, also there are a lot of expenses related to produce videos like this.
I chose to put my courses on UA-cam so people can watch and learn no matter their income. I could have sold everything as a package and charge hundreds of dollars too. This way works for you so you can learn, and it works for me so I can pay my bills and make a living.
@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane i am sorry madamme, now i see, successful always