French Preposition DE - All Your Questions Answered (French Grammar A2)

Watch to understand the ins and outs of the French preposition DE.
Whatever your level, you'll get your questions answered...
Have you been struggling to get your head around the preposition DE...
When does it mean: OF, FROM, ANY or something else?
This video lesson is my detailed explanation of when to use the preposition DE by itself and when to use it with the articles.
When the preposition DE is followed by LE LA LES L' (definite articles) it can look like the partitive 'some' so watch out for this one!
Watch this video to understand the nuances and uses of this tricky French preposition DE.
03:57 Preposition DE (level 1)
11:10 Preposition DE (level 2)
18:45 Preposition DE (level 3)
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[@LearnFrenchLesson]

Hope this helps you to master the preposition DE. Remember not to worry about every simgle rule, just add a few at a time to the French you speak and write and soon enough you'll be there! Pop a sample sentence below if you'd like me to correct :)

[@niesty6911]

Thank you

[@glendamay8024]

Really helpful tips. Merci bcp 🇫🇷

[@ash_m_]

Je viens de finir de regarder cette vidéo. J'apprécie les rappels utiles. J'ai hâte d'en savoir plus ! :)

[@kerriebarron]

A perfect video Devy! I love the idea of having all three levels. Really great idea. I met you at a class in Brisbane a few years ago and it's really beneficial to come back to your videos.👍👍

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

Merci Madame 💝

[@ceejay4284]

J'aime bien ce video. Merci beaucoup pour votre explication.

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

super!

[@vinoodinij9084]

Passer de bonnes vacances...Can u explain the "de " in this

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

Of course this works just like
“Il y a de belles fleurs’ so fast forward to 20:09 it’s in the 3rd part of the video as it’s a bit tricky!

[@glendamay8024]

Also the correct English pronunciation for the letter H is “aitch “ not “haitch”

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

Thanks! I’m sure there’s variety within the different English speaking places 👍
Just like in French 🇫🇷

[@glendamay8024]

Why not “ je viens de LA France”?

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

Bonjour Glenda, thanks for your comment. The French prepostion 'DE' here would work like 'from'. So I come from France without any extra preposition between 'from' and 'France'.