Using adjectives with de/des - Walk, Talk and Learn French Episode 007
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Knowing when adjectives go before or after the noun can be tricky, and it's further complicated when you're using "des", the partitive article .Think of how you would say "some new houses" or "some beautiful books". Do you use "des" or "de"? In this episode of Walk, Talk and Learn French, Mark spots an advert which suggests "Vivez des Moments Forts". He goes on to explain which adjectives come before the noun, which come after, and what happens when you have to use "des" in this situation.
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Très intéressant épisode... Merci beaucoup pour votre aide... You are amazing.. Marc est mon professeur préféré... Saludos desde México, Maestro.
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These recent episodes of Walk Talk and Learn French have been super helpful, thank you!
Amazing! 30+ years of learning French and I never knew this rule existed. I’ve noticed it in action on posters just like that, but never understood why it was “de” instead of “des”.
Thanks!
Very well explained
Why does he sound like he was raised in Barbados
But why are you whispering?
Four years into relearning French, I can honestly say that there is no better teacher of French grammar than Mark! I thought I'd mastered this rule awhile back until I heard a Frenchman say, "Au cœur des grandes villes" and had to research why it was "des" not "de." Mark is my "go-to" French teacher online, for sure!
Many thanks for this episode, it's been very usefull!
Merci beaucoup !
J’ai compris ! Des ....de 👌merci!
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Superb!
Merci Mark, but i really need a advice from you i watch a lot o f movies in English with French subtitles is it good with french subtitles or is it better the audio in French? (I mean on Netflix ) Merci beaucoup
Je dirais de regarder ces films, tout en ecoutant la langue francaise.
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Have you ever considered adding "N" to the BAGS acronymn, as Numbers also precede nouns. Therefore we could have BANGS - which come in FRONT of a face that give us a visual element that may help additionally.
Sounds like a good idea. The only thing is that "bangs" doesn't really work in UK English because we use the word "fringe" instead. But definitely a good idea for US learners.
@@coffeebreaklanguages Ah, I do remember hearing that before, and perhaps BANGS would have a different connotation in UK English as well. Did my suggestion get a bit of a laugh over there? :)
This was extremely helpful..thanks a lot
Glad it was helpful!
I just love the nuanced and very clear explanation of french adjectives which really helps my brain to sort out this complicated affair and makes it easier to remember. Marvelous! Plus, I love your voice:-)