Learn French with TV Shows: Friends - Joey’s Bad Date
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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In this classic scene, Joey has just been on a date with Phoebe’s friend Sarah. Make sure you watch the whole scene to find out the real reason Joey won’t be going on a second date!
As we watch the scene, we’ll be breaking down key vocabulary words and French slang, so that you can follow along without missing any of the jokes.
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I was kinda expecting a repetition of the whole scene without the subtitles, I missed that, but it was incredible nonetheless! I love FRIENDS and I love French. This is magic for me lol!
Same :( It would've been more helpful if they added the whole scene at the end so we can practice our listening and comprehension skills.
It's toute la bouffe ....but it can be translated as all the food or all food😑😑 I'm so confused that this means all the food in the world or is It's just the food on the table
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At 7:03 is there not meant to be a ‘ne’ after tu or is it just dropped as it is spoken french?
Great question! You're right that technically there should be a "ne" here. But in spoken French it's very common to drop it.
at 3 : 06 can i say Ah,, tu pense?
Good question! You would use the verb "trouver" here, because it's used to talk about people's opinions. For example, you could say "Je trouve qu'il fait beau" (I think the weather is nice), if this is your personal opinion about the weather. If you said "Je pense qu'il fait beau," that would imply that you didn't know what the weather was like outside. Hope that helps!
I don't see " ne" and "pas" in " c'est pour ça que tu veux plus la revoir"
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