DON'T MAKE THIS FRENCH MISTAKE! - Use "rendre" instead of "faire" - French grammar tips

[@markhathaway9456]

Again, this is something I've never seen anywhere else during my studies. Merci beaucoup. It will also help me to read or listen to French speakers.

[@FrenchinPlainSight]

THIS is why I make my videos. Thanks for pointing it out and I'm so happy to have helped

[@Victor.Frigillana]

@@FrenchinPlainSight I agree to that. These nuances helped me a lot understand French in a different paradigm.

[@wudgee]

Good video as always. Haven’t used rendre before but can use it now. Just me, but I can’t concentrate well with the music, lovely as it was. Nice clear teaching.

[@StorytellingHeadshots]

Totally agree. I’m so grateful that the newer videos Alex is making have no music.

[@brentcavender4307]

Excellent topic. Thank you!

[@timotheelegrincheux2204]

Ça rend dingue.

[@detectivethinker3637]

Learnt a lot from this video! I study French and German at University.

[@FrenchinPlainSight]

Two languages at once! I commend you! How did you find me?

[@clarelubich]

Very helpful thank you

[@FrenchinPlainSight]

Ah, faire cette vidéo m'a rendu fatigué. Hopefully you all are still with me! Did you know you can find me on Instagram where I post every day on the current theme of the week? A link is in the description!

[@futons100]

Merci pour celui ci

[@FrenchinPlainSight]

De rien ! Celle-ci (la vidéo est féminine)

[@bavneetkaur979]

Vous avez bien expliqué monsieur, merci! Je le comprends maintenant.

[@FrenchinPlainSight]

Génial!

[@GavStaR79]

Merci mec pour vos conseils.....ça m'a aidé !

[@FrenchinPlainSight]

👌 Ça me fait plaisir !

[@shamalkaprabashini4278]

Pls explain how to use bring.

[@jackiesmith324]

Thank you, very helpful.

[@FrenchinPlainSight]

Merci Jackie !

[@iliveinacrowdedhouse368]

Another awesome video

[@bujjibabueedi1030]

Merci

[@FrenchinPlainSight]

De rien !

[@kelsymelton6365]

Partagé!

[@JRSOLO1974]

Je suis nouveau débutant et maintenant je suis conscient que je fais beaucoup d'erreurs. Merci infiniment pour cette vidéo, Monsieur.

[@JRSOLO1974]

Bonjour Monsieur. Can I get the material of this lesson ? I still find difficulty to remember it so I really need your material. Thank you very much for all.

[@FrenchinPlainSight]

Sorry but there is no material. Just my messy notes hehe.

[@camillea7697]

Please WRITE your examples on the side as well as speaking them.

[@lawrenceearle8773]

What about rendre visite?

[@MrVmalviya]

Très bonne leçon mais je sais pas si vous auriez du parlé de 'rendre visit' dans la même vidéo ou est-ce que c'est une sujet complètement différente ?

[@FrenchinPlainSight]

Salut Vicky. "Rendre visite" ne figure pas dans cette vidéo ? Parce que ce n'est pas possible de parler de toute les utilisations de chaque verbe, probablement :). Tu as de la confusion par rapport à "rendre visite" ? Je peux essayer de t'aider.

[@PedrSion]

Est ce-que tu peux me rendre un service stp. Can you do me a favour please ? Tu me fais sentir… You make me feel…

[@lawrenceearle8773]

Sorry, I see that you have already answered this question below.

[@mauricel5610]

Is "S'Y REND" a word by itself?

[@FrenchinPlainSight]

S'y rendre would be the infinitive form. Je m'y rends = I go (there) as an example of a conjugated form.

[@mauricel5610]

@@FrenchinPlainSight My question why don't they use the verb ALLER? Thank you

[@CapitaineGMC]

@@mauricel5610 Hi there, in this case we can use both, they are synonyms. 'J'y vais' - I go (there) - or 'Je m'y rends' - I render myself (there), which is a very poor translation just to show you the difference of verb. 'Se rendre' as a synonym of 'aller' can sound a bit more formal, or high-level French. 'Aller' is more basic, simpler in a way.