French Articles: le, la, un, une, les, des FRENCH in TAMIL ; பிரஞ்சு தமிழ் மூலம் கற்றுக் கொள்ளுங்கள்

அனைவருக்கும் வணக்கம்!!! Vanakkam all! In this lesson, I am going over the French articles (le, la, un, une, les and des). To learn French grammatically correctly it is very important to learn about these articles. I have provided some examples with all these articles so make sure to check out the entire video =)
Have fun learning French!
~~~Making French Easy~~~

[@Illustrationbysoumya]

Your presentation and voice makes the class more interesting and easy keep up the good work and looking forward for more videos

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

So sweet of you...a big thank you for appreciating my work. It really means a lot. Thank you for the lovely supportive comment. Will definitely make more lessons =) keep supporting my friend ;)

[@indrathomas6504]

Thank you

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

@@indrathomas6504 you are welcome 😊

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[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

Thank you for the support ;)

[@ponnampalampanchalingam4857]

Merci beaucoup

[@90027cannan]

Your Tamil accent is as delightful as French. I am from chennai but have friends in france. It’s terrible not to be able to speak or understand when we visit each other. Thanks again for your valuable time.

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

Thank you for your kind compliment. Yes it can be frustrating not to understand each other due to language indifference. Hope you learn lots of things from my videos :)

[@thiruvalavand2152]

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[@mixworldentertaining2949]

A very useful lesson

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

I'm glad that you find it useful :)

[@thiruvalavand2152]

Excellent madam

[@thiruvalavand2152]

Excellent mafam

[@pupucha7813]

Seriously sister you make it so simple to understand...very nice presentation with creativity

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

Thank you..appreciate the lovely comment

[@batmansuperman1185]

Wonderful Explanations.

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

Thank you very much 😊

[@playergame06]

French is much harder than English ...thx for the lessons

[@suhajinisuthakaran7434]

Merci

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

Always welcome ;)

[@thiruvalavand2152]

Very easily understandable lessons

[@santhinisrirajeswaran3520]

Thanks sis

[@ratnamvarsaa1644]

Merci beacoup

[@sabarinathanm6957]

நன்றி

[@jayanthiski8024]

Please continue grammar videos

[@mohammedshakeef1398]

Ma'am you explain very beautifuly and explanations are really clear thank you s much ma'am

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

thank you! I really appreciate your feedback. good luck in learning French, i try my best to make it simple for beginners :)

[@thiruvalavand2152]

மிகவும் நல்லா இருக்கு மேடம்

[@aruldassjames5183]

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[@cristianoajay1067]

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[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

Very happy to hear this :) good luck brother

[@kanislifestyle9465]

Explanation 🔥

[@chelsiyarosay2675]

Thanks for teaching me

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

You're welcome 😉

[@lokeshwarikasi3283]

How to find masculine and feminine

[@கடாமுருகன்-வ5ய]

Feminine noun - பெண்பால் பெயர்ச்சொற்கள்
அத்தை - ok , table - ??,Bank - ??

[@umasaravanan3434]

How to find whether it is masculine or feminine

[@indirakannan26]

hi,how to find the word is feminine or masculine..(like snake is masculine hw come we knw that)or can we find using like vowels or consonants ?

[@batmansuperman1185]

Feminine n Masculine ethu nu eppadi identify pannurathu. Any tips plz

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

good question! in fact I have already posted a lesson about this. please see this link : ua-cam.com/video/qT5c6Vs6XPQ/v-deo.html

[@santhirakalasubramaniam9213]

Same doubt.... ending "e" feminine endu sonninka..... but maison eppidy feminine? Ending "n" thaane varuthu.... Ple clear pannamudijuma?

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

@@santhirakalasubramaniam9213 hi..no what i meant is that most of the french words ending with "e" is feminine (but thats just a general rule)...there are of course exceptions. Pls check my other video about "gender of french words"...i explained there in more details 😊

[@santhirakalasubramaniam9213]

@@learningfrenchwithkaja Thank you so much mom.... your video reqular ah paaththu French padichchittu irukkan... but masculine feminine kandu pidikkirathu rompa kastama irukku..... your others videos rompa useful ah irukku... 👌👌I'm from srilanka now....

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

@@santhirakalasubramaniam9213 yes i know that will be confusing at first..but as time goes you will remember the masculine words and the feminine ones. I happy to see a fellow Sri Lankan here 😉

[@chandrasekarsekar3899]

how to find the word is masculin or feminine before adding the definite and indefinete articles

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

Hi..im extremely sorry for the late reply. I normally reply quickly but i missed yours. Normally a word ending with a consonant is masculine and a word ending with "e" is feminine. But of course there are exceptions. You can always use a french dictionary or google to find the answer 😉

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

Also i made another video lesson explaining about this subject. Please check my channel

[@thasankannan2269]

Marci

[@nexbedwars7408]

W

[@abimanyuelan1090]

Akka articles ethukku

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

French language'leh neengal articles use pannonum in front of the nouns.

[@madfoxff4828]

What is articles called in French?

[@learningfrenchwithkaja]

Hi, it is called "les articles"...same spelling as in English, but different pronunciation

[@NavaniNavaniNavani]

Merci beaucoup

[@thusithusi6038]

Merci beaucoup

[@thusithusi6038]

Merci beaucoup