Using adjectives with de/des - Walk, Talk and Learn French Episode 007

[@adriennehugo6719]

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!

[@urbanovillanueva1664]

Très intéressant épisode... Merci beaucoup pour votre aide... You are amazing.. Marc est mon professeur préféré... Saludos desde México, Maestro.

[@ConnorWalsh_briz]

These recent episodes of Walk Talk and Learn French have been super helpful, thank you!

[@stevewatson3267]

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!

[@Mil-w6d]

Very well explained

[@yaroslavfomenko2803]

Many thanks for this episode, it's been very usefull!

[@coffeebreaklanguages]

Merci beaucoup !

[@pradipsomani8809]

This was extremely helpful..thanks a lot

[@coffeebreaklanguages]

Glad it was helpful!

[@joyjchen5496]

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:-)

[@nohisocitutampoc2789]

Très intéressant.

[@Kit2Canada]

Superb!

[@marthinesgibbins6382]

J’ai compris ! Des ....de 👌merci!

[@sonjacassidy7201]

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.

[@coffeebreaklanguages]

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.

[@sonjacassidy7201]

@@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? :)

[@briemode4525]

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

[@salamander981]

Je dirais de regarder ces films, tout en ecoutant la langue francaise.

[@catherinecatherine3213]

-4° -4°

[@mrreonkadena]

But why are you whispering?

[@catherinecatherine3213]

Yeee

[@catherinecatherine3213]

Big Yee-4°

[@toddlercelebnews]

Why does he sound like he was raised in Barbados