French lesson: when do you pronounce the "s" in "plus"?

[@davidloveday8473]

Excellent video. If you ever get a chance it would be great if you could do a follow-up dealing with examples other than "plus + adjective" or "plus de + noun". For example - when "plus" is used to mean (no) longer, ("ne... plus...") - "de plus" - "en plus" - comparative without subsequent adjective or "de" (eg. "Elle lisait plus" or "Elle lisait plus que moi") - in expressions like "plus ou moins" or "de plus en plus".

[@LanguageCity]

All of it is in my course! With all the details: when the comparative applies to an adjective, to a noun, when to pronounce the "s"...

[@lisan3122]

@@LanguageCity please post the link to this course!

[@LanguageCity]

@@lisan3122 You'd have to make a Zoom appointment with me @ www.language-city.com/home and click "Book Your Free Call"

[@wesleyy2792]

Merci, Alex ! Très utile

[@LanguageCity]

De rien, Wesley :)

[@cameronlarson4046]

Your videos are extremely helpful! I appreciate how in many videos you go into further details than just what the video was originally intended for. I would pay A LOT of money if you had a full course on this. Where do I sign up?!

[@Rodin99]

I love your videos...when I go to Paris, I'm going to have to use some of these colloquialisms or slang as you call it. Who told you c...t was British English? It's used in America. And you have an American accented English. good for you. I'm partial.

[@LanguageCity]

Merci Teixeira25ify :) I think it's used more in the UK than in the US but then again, I might be wrong.

[@thesuperj2511]

Comfortably drops the c word

[@EzWin]

tous le monde est gangster jusqu’a ce qu’il dit con

[@aldie2011]

Lol

[@LanguageCity]

Well, you know it's hard because I try to push the limits when I deem them relevant, but I do question my good judgement in extreme cases. I really try to take it from a linguist's perspective, very much like a doctor examining someone's body... It also helps not having a live audience in front of me :)

[@lisan3122]

@@LanguageCity All information is helpful. Can't have too much, really.

[@legality8228]

The best

[@Mr529cp]

And it’s pronounced when you say to someone when leaving “ À plus “

[@LanguageCity]

Yes indeed, and that was pretty much the most useful one! :)

[@moodbeast]

Whoa. The "C-Word". Twice!

[@Mr529cp]

Quick question, « J’en veux plus » when does this get pronounce when you don’t want anymore or you want more??

[@Awibrahor]

@Braden Mccanna POSITIVE ‘plus (de quelque chose)’ if you want SSSome more: pronounce ‘pluSSS’ NEGATIVE ‘plus (de quelque chose)’ if you want NOThing more: do NOT pronounce the ‘s’

[@neilhunter5893]

French is a nightmare. But I love it 😂 just so frustrating that I can’t grasp the structure of it 😌