French Made Easy: when to pronounce the "S" at the end of "PLUS"?

[@waynepeterson8437]

I really like the other format where Alexa is always present. It is her spirit and body language that adds so much to the presentation but equally important to the learning.

[@thomashughes4859]

Thank you for this clarification. I was told that it was strictly related to the liaison, and now I know better thanks to you, dear teacher!

[@ChristopherClarkArt]

Thank you for this simple and easy explanation for a word I confuse all the time!

[@rayhanmahmud6589]

C'est une très bonne explication. La différence de pronociation de mot "Plus" m'a toujours rendu perplexe.

[@M1nkss]

Thank you for this video. When to pronounce the 's' in 'plus has always puzzled me. Now I know the rules!

[@GloriaAddor]

Merci beaucoup pour votre leçon.

[@chrisveiga5100]

Thank you this is helping me a lot!!!

[@learnfrenchwithalexa]

You are very welcome!

[@hide904]

Vous êtes la meilleure! Et j'ai regardé toutes les publicités au début et à la fin car vous le méritez!

[@learnfrenchwithalexa]

Merci beaucoup!

[@LeCrenn]

Best explanation I've heard.

[@sophiepires792]

Thank you! This is a tricky concept!

[@parlefrancaisavecadjoa5650]

Merci pour les explications, Alexa, cette subtilité est difficile à comprendre pour plusieurs apprenants. Pouce bleu

[@igbalkhidir180]

merci

[@hinap6296]

Oh its so good. I was always confused how to pronounce this word :)

[@learnfrenchwithalexa]

Glad it helped 😀

[@jacquelineslade9089]

Merci, Alexa! That's so helpful. Could you (or some kind follower) also explain why sometimes people pronounce the 's' at the end of 'dos' - mais pas toujours?

[@syinhcong1564]

Merci beaucoup madame.

[@learnfrenchwithalexa]

You are very welcome :)

[@MrEdenBezerra]

Excellent tips, teacher 👏👏👏

[@mayasubz]

I agree

[@learnfrenchwithalexa]

Thank you!

[@Mayomadis]

C'est super Alexa

[@afjalhossein5437]

Je suis bangladais. Merci beaucoup

[@zengseng1234]

What about plus en plus?

[@ricardosantiagoromerodaria5841]

Great - Très bien, merci

[@marzouk_soufiane]

thanks Alexa

[@abdihodan5308]

Merci 😊🙏

[@learnfrenchwithalexa]

You are very welcome :)

[@baliartfamily1026]

Greetings from Bali Indonesia ❤️ bisou bisou ....merci🙏

[@dritisvibes]

THANK YOUUUUUU ALEXA

[@gradnigeria]

Merci beaucoup

[@learnfrenchwithalexa]

You are very welcome :)

[@Wakeup_wakeup_plz]

Finally! Merci beaucoup as I was requested that 🙏🏼❤️

[@tiktoklaughs2474]

Merci beaucoup pour la video.

[@learnfrenchwithalexa]

You are very welcome :)

[@ightmatehaveaniceday8158]

Alexa, PLEASE!!! Can you please tell me the difference between J'ai été and J'étais? I still can't understand. Moreover, the Google translator shows "I was" as the translation for both of them?! I'm confused!

[@marianasartor6471]

J'étais: I used to be J'ai ete: I was

[@celiaoliveira8067]

Great! The best

[@stepherssays]

Wow, this is good to know, thank you! I'm trying to think if we have any rules like that in English. No word comes to mind when it comes to pronouncing certain words.

[@prabhjotsinghprabhjotsingh1620]

Please mam make a video on 4 way to say what in different condition like in middle of the sentence

[@Justme77400]

I knew the number 55 when I saw it before translation!! Woohoo!!

[@maryanxuseen6418]

Bonjour

[@devothadonaldsimbi3499]

Thank you,I have exactly the same problem

[@loayalnasser2472]

Thanks so much.. I want more videos of pronouncition because I find it difficult to pronounce

[@haroldoduarte1393]

So good, I have the same problem with tout and tous. 👌🏻

[@mayasubz]

hmm... Same here

[@MyspaceSpot732]

Alexa I want to know more about countries and preposition

[@learnfrenchwithalexa]

We share many préposition videos on our Instagram channel. Make sure to follow @learnfrenchwithalexa

[@MyspaceSpot732]

@@learnfrenchwithalexa Ok!!!! thanks for your suggestion Alexa.... Bisou Bisou....

[@natashaaggarwal4990]

why is there n' before avons in the last example?

[@pompikaushal4604]

Because it means only when one says eg I have only 2 mobiles je n'ai que deux téléphones portables like the combination ne pas is used for negation similarly the combination ne que is used to mean "only "

[@KimberlyGreen]

It's the way French works when saying _only_ , as in «I only have X left». They use verb negation. Literally, it means «We have not more than three days of vacation.» If you are already on vacation, and speaking to someone about it, the "only ... left" part is implied. It's kind of the same mentality of «Je brosse les dents.» The assumption is, when you say you are brushing "the teeth" you mean _your_ teeth. It's contextual.

[@natashaaggarwal4990]

@@pompikaushal4604 thank you so much.

[@natashaaggarwal4990]

@@KimberlyGreen thank you so much!

[@maggiechingtk]

What about de plus en plus? Is the “s” silenced or pronounced? Thank you Alexa!

[@maggiechingtk]

Rico Ray thanks a lot :)

[@yonoestoyloko]

Pourquoi on ne prononce pas le S dans "j’ai plus d’appétit qu’un barracuda"? Merci

[@MultiKidsplay]

Merci beaucoup Alexa. What about moi non plus ?

[@nushaba83]

🌹

[@almatoledo1608]

Alors: à plus (on prononce la S) et À plus tard (on ne la pronomce pas), oui?

[@parvizasaul7865]

Nous n'avons plus que un moi de vacances.

[@fashionstreet4671]

First view

[@hamzamahammed7703]

40+5=45 45+10=55 😁😁😁

[@damodarmishra4524]

Merci beaucoup