French Relative Pronouns #1 | qui and que

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[@user-ck1kx5ie6t]

So the difference is kind of like "who" vs "whom" in (formal) English, but applies to non-humans as well as humans.

[@ParapluieFrench]

Tout à fait 😁

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[@finnegangriffith5948]

I am a bit confused because in the sentence "I have a car" the car is not the subject, "I" am, and the car is being "had" by me, making it an object. The film is also being seen by me, also an object. I don't see a real difference in them.

[@ParapluieFrench]

Your analysis of those parts of the sentences is correct. The car and the film are both objects of the first verb. However, with qui and que, it's about their relationship to the second verb ('is' for the car, 'liked' for the film). Do the same analysis with those verbs in mind and you'll find that the car is the subject of 'is' (it is 'being red') whereas the film is the object of 'liked' (it is being liked by me). That's where the two differ. I hope that helps 😊

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[@walterhemp71]

I don't understand from about 6.25 on.

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Thanks! Well explained.🙂

[@tonychan4526]

cela clarifie une question très difficile

[@whoormaster]

am i the only one who can't understand subject or object

[@user-bc9de9hx6g]

You are not the only one, me too and many people. We must never give up.

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[@sophie8731]

I’ve watched a LOT videos about qui vs que and your‘s THE BEST so far! I think I’m ready for my French Test this week 🤪

[@leeanneking6723]

Thank you... A thousand times! We covered this in class today & It was as clear as mud.. It was explained in French with no comparison to English as you have done. Yet again incredible video, explaining what these pro nouns are, how they are used differently English, why we get caught out (as English speakers) & a simple rule to follow. About to watch the other 2 videos in this group as we will be covering lequel etc tomorrow. Thank you in advance for saving me from tomorrow's 2 hours class that I would otherwise spend wanting to jump out the window!

[@johnwilson4352]

Je viens de apprendre le français (cinq mois). Votre méthode d'enseignement est superbe! Je l'ai regardé les 4 leçons sur les pronoms relatifs. Vous avez expliqué tout à la perfection. Merci beaucoup. John

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John, j'étudie le français depuis cinq années et je ne peut pas la parler avec l'aisance... Mais vous parlez très bien dans cinq mois seulement

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@@aadithyahrudhay2269 Je pense que vous avez besoin de confiance !

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Gotta a French exam tomorrow and it's about relative pronouns thanks a lot That was amazing!!!!

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What a perfect voice!

[@MyKrabi]

You offer such clear and precise explanations - thank you!

[@manavmodi9119]

THANKS MATE, you've put me out of my misery. Before watching this video, these were practically the words I HATED. C'est la Meilleure vidéo que j'ai vu

[@alexduong6750]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! IVE WATCHED SOOOOOO MANY VIDEOS ABOUT QUI AND QUE.....and none has helped except this one. Im currently attending french classes twice a week at a colledge and every prof's explanation of qui and que have not been helpful AT ALL! thanks for clearing this up!! appreciate it!

[@elafburhan9476]

It helped me so much for my quiz tomorrow, but in the quiz they will put a sentence in French not English and I don't know any French words

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I am gonna sub right now, you're so helpful it's blowing my mind off

[@satyarthguha2710]

if a sentece has both subject and object?

[@Urla398]

Thank you are a great at explaining french so much easier for me now

[@bpal8240]

First of all a BIG thanks to you for helping clear this up for me, your videos are absolutely awesome! There is however one thing that is making me pull my hair out. In the phrase, "Je cherche l'artiste qui habite ici" The artist is clearly the subject when you are using the relative pronoun. This I understand, all is well. HOWEVER the thing that is confusing the f**k out of me is that the artist is also the object is it not? In the mainclause Je is the subject performing the verb cherche onto the object l'artiste. This is haunting my dreams because whenever I see a sentence I immediately identify that which is the subject as an object and then my head starts hurting. If you have some old tip laying around to help me sort this out I would be eternally grateful. Please keep up the good work!!

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+Parapluie French Thank you!! I will definately keep this in mind, that actually cleared alot of things up for me! You are as grand as you are beautiful my good Sir, mighty appreciated!

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And hilarious at the same time... "A veritable fountain of beauty..."!

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Thank you so much!

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[@tommharley]

"J'ai une voiture qui est rouge" "une voiture" is the object and "qui" goes anyway

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Fantastiquement expliquer. Merci Beaucoup Monsieur!!

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Excellent!! [as always :))]

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Thanks for this lesson. I found it easy to follow

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Catch me passing french just cause of this

[@joanlynch5271]

It makes sense, if he explains it the right way, that is something that you will remember.

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How are u so fluent in thé two. This is really good. Thanks

[@LyrebirdDream]

Je vous remercie. Est-ce que c’est ça ‘qui’ signifie ‘who’ ou ‘which’ et ‘que’ signifie ‘whom’ en anglais?

[@AlucardMTL]

hey there is one i don't get yet "à qui" is the COI but i don't get it, do you have any video about it?

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[@19Greenhelle]

la femme qui porte la robe la robe que la femme porte/que porte la femme ^is this the correct difference w/ subject and object?

[@tee6159]

Ouch @ 4.37 if you don't know that, you shouldn't be watching this video! Was that really necessary?!

[@ubchris1321]

This is an excellent video. But please forgive me for asking a really basic question which follows from this video. Je pense que and je trouve que means they are always the object. I think that it is not right to believe in...…. I find that your opinions are of value - these beginnings are all objects then I would imagine?

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thanks for this video! more confident for my test tomorrow lmao

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Thank you this what a great help!

[@farhanahmed637]

Helpful

[@vynetteweatherup4814]

Can someone justify the use of "Qui" in the following: Qu'est-ce qui vous intéresse? (What is of interest to you?)

[@rojothe2nd]

J'aime les films qui sont amusants. Does this not break the rule? the film are the object therefore it should be que, but its qui.

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+Parapluie French Oh, I understand now, thanks!

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[@noueruz-zaman7894]

c'est drole a 0:34 parce que il y a un film de bollywood appele, ki et ka......

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Hello! I can understand everything when you speak in English, but when it comes to french I'm a beginner, and you talk to fast. Could you slow down please in your next video. Thanks Fernando

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Thank you for this!!!

[@dinkinishbrown9733]

tres bien merci

[@rain73ful]

A good lesson.

[@Peezzeer]

"I saw a film that I liked." I thought there was a rule in the french language where you can't use the same subject twice in a sentence. So the translation "J'ai vu un film que j'ai aimé" shouldn't work because you used "je" twice right?

[@Peezzeer]

Thank you so much for clearing it up. I appreciate it. :)

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Ha ha at 4:38

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Youre quite condescending.