I love you in French (+ other French love words)

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Learn how to use “Aimer” in French! In this free French lesson, you’ll learn how to use “Je t’aime” (I love you in French), and how NOT to use it. Avoid the embarrassing mistakes!
Talk about what you like and the people you love, improve your French vocabulary, and become more confident in French! I will show you how to avoid some embarrassing mistakes, how to navigate subtle differences in meaning, share your ideas and make friends!
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ABOUT GÉRALDINE
Hi! I’m Géraldine Lepère, the founder of Comme une Française (= “Like a French woman”) and your new French best friend. :)
Each Tuesday, I share a fun, fresh and bite-sized lesson on French language and French culture-from embarrassing mistakes to avoid to pop-cultural references to “get” !
For over five years now, with millions of views and students in over 56 countries, I’ve been helping people just like you gain the confidence to really talk in French. And better than the “textbook” French from high school!

[@melissalyons6936]

Thank you, G! I have asked my French husband 1000 times to explain how you can make someone understand whether you mean like or love and he has never explained it in any more detail than “they just know by the context”. Thank you for finally ending my confusion and frustration!!! Muah! I have truly learned soooooo much from you over the years. You really deserve to have so many more followers because your content is fantastic! (please ignore the American hyperbole, I really am being genuine with my compliments) 😉

[@michelgolabaigne595]

Merci Géraldine de ne pas nous quitter et de continuer à enseigner ... !!! Tout le meilleur ... !!! Michel

[@donaldhepburn3984]

J’adore Comme Une Française TV

[@fernanda-548]

You deserve so much love and recognition

[@mfung7757]

Really useful information!

[@carlarusso8626]

J’adore le chocolat 🍫 et j’aime beaucoup regarder tes vidéos Géraldine. J’aime mon mari, et voyager me plaît beaucoup✈️

[@Jessejrt1]

Cette vidéo m'a bien plu. Bonne Saint Valentin Géraldine!

[@vondomama638]

I like your video waiting for next class..

[@suewright1299]

Merci beaucoup!

[@susanbartone1347]

Very interesting because in English if you add an adverb to the word like or love, then the adverb makes the verb MORE powerful. So in English if I added "beaucoup" (a lot) to the verb Aimer, I would think it means "I like him a lot" ....not just "I like him"...or the sentence could mean in an English speaker's mind I love him A LOT. So the adverbs "a lot" (beaucoup) and well (bien) are thought of / used differently depending upon if you are speaking in English or if you are choosing to use the French verb "Aimer" and to speak French. Wow....how tricky!!

[@LittleBlueDuchess]

Merci Géraldine ! Quelquefois je me sens bête quand j'exprime mes sentiments, parce que je n'aime pas répéter "aimer bien" ou "aimer beaucoup" tout le temps. C'est pourquoi des mots comme "apprécier" et "plaire" sont si utiles. Je suis à la recherche d'encore plus de mots dans ce genre. Merci encore !

[@LittleBlueDuchess]

Merci beaucoup@@r.r5495 ! Ces expressions sont très pratiques. J'ai seulement une petite question pour toi : c'est juste à dire "Je suis férue d'aller à la salle de sport et faire de la musculation" ? Je veux me servir de cette phrase pendant mon examen en français, mais je ne suis pas certaine que j'utilise "être féru de" justement.

[@LittleBlueDuchess]

Merci encore@@r.r5495 ! J'ai hâte d'utiliser cette nouvelle expression. Bonne journée à toi !

[@quinnoldreive6346]

woo

[@suewright1299]

J'adorerais le fromage! 😋

[@timotheelegrincheux2204]

The reply to Je t’aime is Moi aussi, non? Not Moi non plus as in the Gainsbourg song.

[@mayanavaratnasingam876]

J'aime ma famille et j'aime beacoup lire :)

[@drmichaelelinski6992]

Tes explanations des verbes comme aimer, adorer, apprécier, etc.. sont excellent. Merci. Devrais-je vous vouvoyer ? Ou ça va si je te tutoie? Dis-le-moi, s’il vous/te plaît....

[@youssefmokadem5434]

Magnifique

[@streameryam]

Is "S'il vous plait" comes also from the same roots of aimes? To please someone? Merci Geraldine

[@tomrainbow3146]

T'aimes = tu aimes

[@ActionCat2000]

Moi aussi, j'adore nager et j'aime mon mari

[@drmichaelelinski6992]

J’adore coudre et créer des courtepointes. C’est mon dada...(comme tu m’as enseigné hier, le mot dada). Je l’ai utilisé correctement ?

[@suewright1299]

J'aime mon mari, Terry!

[@ramsubramanian30]

Salut Geraldine, vous me plait! :D :) P:

[@susanbartone1347]

Je me plait Pierre beaucoup veut dire "I have a crush on Pierre".

[@ritagaston1556]

Never gave English for other 3 verbs

[@josephciolino2865]

Marc likes Pierre a lot? Well, boys will be boys...

[@jaxsonmishler4225]

Love your videos!! You’ve really helped me progress!! Thanks!!❤️☺️

[@saro_me7266]

I loved this lesson , how you take one word and gave us such a lot of information about it , thank you so much 🙏🏼

[@toniek6162]

I love your lessons but is it possible to slow down a bit to give a person time to think or absorb a bit of what you say?🙂 Thanks

[@blazewood3758]

J'aime ma maman. J'aime bien écrire. J'aime aussi cette vidéo xD c'était trés utile, intéressant, et juste fantastique. J'apprécie beaucoup Geraldine.

[@giorgijgerenaia4226]

You look like Anna hathaway a little in my eyes! 💐❤️🌸 Thanks for your lessons.

[@JuuuVeloso]

Vous êtes la meilleur professeur du français

[@patrick764]

Moi, je suis d’accord!

[@fernanda-548]

J’apprécie beaucoup votre vidéos. Étudier le français comme ça me plait bien.

[@leslieannehill6880]

J’aime bien faire de la couture. J'aime ma famille.

[@robbieguerrero3351]

There is a a button to pay you for your videos on KZbin. You should consider it because it is an added bonuses. Money vs No Money. N'est pas. Market More My Love Even If Money Falls Sweetly into Your Lap.

[@souhridyobose4362]

C'est "J'aime du fromage" meme-si vous traduis dans un sens litteral plutot que "j'aime le fromage". On utilise les articles partitives a francais

[@NewYorkRawVideos]

j' apprécie cette video

[@robbieguerrero3351]

Even if we never meet, also know that you are beautiful. Fret non ma petite.

[@constantius4654]

Another wonderful seminar from Geraldine

[@josephciolino2865]

Another wonderful video. Thanks!

[@afindisfamily1730]

J'aime beaucoup mon parents. Et toi aussi mon professeure et tes leçons.

[@AndyRiot]

J'aime beaucoup mes parents :) Cute message! :D

[@afindisfamily1730]

Bah oui merci infiniment

[@afindisfamily1730]

@@AndyRiot (mes parents )

[@maciejniedzielski7496]

Bonjour Géraldine !

[@shubhamguptac2449]

I love French people and France ❤️❤️

[@benjaminmusasizi3777]

merci beaucoup prof.

[@CraigDG]

Merci Geraldine.

[@robbieguerrero3351]

Toute Alors!

[@KylianTeam]

very near future

[@cennec1364]

Thanks so I o

[@tulipwindmill]

Can you add Cherie to the end of Je t'aime? Or will that lessen it?

[@wattana62]

Chérie is not an adverb, so, it's similar to, for exemple, Paul love Marie ; so in this case, Paul could say to Marie: "I love you, darling" (because chéri(e)=darling). Some girls like using chéri(e)(s) to their very good friend(s) too). This will not lessen the meaning if you use it for your girl(boy)friend or your wife/husband, and for buddies, it's more friendly obviously.

[@tulipwindmill]

Thank you Rugball!

[@Angela-jy8um]

Thank you, This was very helpful! In English we have two words "like" and "love" and you don't confuse them. It's easy. In French you have Je t'amie (I love you") but if you add beaucoup (a lot) it means less?!?! How can you add a lot to something and it mean less. That's crazy! My friend said you can say "Tu me plais" and it means I like you.

[@drmichaelelinski6992]

J’aime tellement ta façon d’enseignement du français. Je suis vraiment content que je viens de trouver ton site sur le web. Le français vite et les expressions idiomatiques m’intéressent le plus, mais tout ce que tu fais est vachement bien. Merci, Géraldine. À+...

[@xaqxx4061]

Bonjour ! J'aime regarder les KZbin Videos de Comme une Française. Mais j'aime mon mari, Ray, toujours. Is it possible to ask you, pouvez-vous corriger les sous-titres ? I noticed the parts of your French dialogue are incorrect. This is such an important lesson, and merci beaucoup !!

[@janedmunds4218]

Bonjour Géraldine. J’aime beaucoup vos cours de français! Merci!

[@marieroslind1479]

Thank you! Very interesting and indeed important 🥰

[@reggiemelonson3965]

J'aime mes frères. J'adore lire, cuisiner, et regarde de bons films.

[@ModernLady]

What about je t’aime très fort ?

[@blueturquoisett8448]

Excellent lesson!

[@Lizcious_Liz]

Thank you❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@blueturquoisett8448]

J'adore danser et ecrire.

[@johnknight9150]

J'aime Adolph, mon éléphant, et j'aime beaucoup manger les enfants.

[@dominiquelyoen7535]

cannibale ?

[@dartagnandebatz3304]

Too much english and so few french!

[@michelgolabaigne595]

Tu as tout à fait raison ..., elle parle le français incomparablement mieux que l'anglais ... :)