French Relative Pronouns #2 | dont and où

[@kenroberts6906]

Eight years old, but magisterial. Merci beaucoup!

[@Hgdghfghfc]

Maintenant, Je suis très content que vous m'ayez expliqué bien à propos de ce sujet Relatif pronoms.

[@patak2915]

Why couldnt my french teacher explain it to me this way?? Thank you, this video is very helpfull

[@janulsamaranayake371]

Merci beaucoup pour la leçon de pronoms relatif. Monsieur, tu explique très bien.

[@Ruth-t1h]

" people aren't too worried " It was so funny for me to hear him said this so natural. Lovely video, his teachings are just perfect.

[@RuthdeNova-u5s]

Sir, I am most grateful to you for your brilliant teachings. Finally I understand dont; I believe I was following a very poor teaching video or perhaps a very confusing one. My gratitude to you.

[@maliniarya2088]

Your explanations are very clear and crisp! Thank you 😊

[@cvv9545]

Great video, watching it before my test tomorrow. Merci :)

[@mynk324]

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[@deborahjefferson9081]

Like other commenters, I agree that this is so clear! I was struggling so much with relative pronouns but this is so helpful. I watch your other relative pronoun videos - Thank you so much.

[@commscompany1502]

Dude: well done! Straight to the point and clear

[@c84evan]

Thanks for putting this video together. It's very helpful!

[@s.ghechi2449]

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[@eintin8223]

Thank you so much, How you teach is incredible. Easy to understand...!!

[@divyachibber4101]

So whenever a sentence ends with a preposition and is followed by the object- que rule it is dont?

[@harshithabhogi3540]

amazing video 👌 really helped

[@reetudhalla8300]

This vedio was very helpful, I always had confusion about it but now I understand the concept. Thank you so much.

[@TroyboyTv]

Can you use "duquel" and "dont" interchangeably? If not, what's the difference?

[@carlosvillavicencio861]

I have an example extracted from a book: Imaginez un pays dont les habitants travaillent trente-cinq heures par semaine. I can't understand: travailler de quelque chose???? is travailler followed by de???

[@carlosvillavicencio861]

Ohh, thank you so much!

[@gnarayan5240]

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[@sunnyl466]

Thank you! You saved me!:)

[@skyhighmaster7492]

est ce que on mets pronom dont avec la verbe qui utilise la preposition a ??

[@neilchakr]

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[@manpreet0784]

Merci beaucoup. Its amazing how you explaint this.😊

[@angelaselby5374]

C'est très utile. Merci beaucoup!

[@tandoflex8074]

Very easy to understand. Vraiment facile à comprendre!

[@leomcculloch]

and... can où be used if the place/time in question is the subject. e.g. 'the park that was nice' or 'the day that began the month'? i assume not but wd like clarification

[@leomcculloch]

can dont + article be used for inanimate things? e.g. 'the guitar whose string needs replacing'

[@dianeknight3087]

Ado you teach French for beginners. I tried to follow que v qui but found it was too fast for me as I am a beginner .thank you Diane

[@prajjwaljaiswal4448]

You really put effort in your videos & it Shows !!

[@ossamaalbitar9559]

Merci bcp !

[@gazalakhan8113]

Salue! I have a query...When it comes to dont and ou, the thumb rules of verb/noun pronoun and subject/object are not utilised? Expliquez-vous svp?

[@gazalakhan8113]

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[@advaithbala]

J'aurai un examen demain. Merci pour m'aider.

[@tiff3344]

very useful and easy to understand. thank you so much.

[@gri20pa07]

omg you don't have an idead of how many times I've said "Le..quand.." hahahahah merci pour m'aider

[@enidleblond9716]

très bien monsieur

Very useful!! I finally understand, thank you

[@andrer4503]

Merci beaucoup pour votre video

[@slkslk7841]

“De qui” is also for the verbs followed by “de” ?

[@ameerahalgohary]

Merci beaucoup . Ça était très utile !

[@shogunHamza]

watching it before my test tomorrow

[@ozgeozturk8710]

you're perfect!

[@anuragsharma4042]

I understood the concept of qui and que but I am not able to understood the concept of don't. Please reply fast

[@craussy]

Thank you teacher

[@catherineives444]

Actually, per the first example, it is also poor English to end a sentence with a preposition. You could/should restructure that sentence to say, "The situation about which I am speaking." Then "dont" conveys more clearly to "about which".

[@awadhootkhutwad9573]

Merci pour votre aide. Vous êtes né pour être un enseignant.

[@yadervelasquez]

Merci beaucoup pour ces magnifiques vidéos, mais je les préférais seulement en français. Salut.

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[@helenap.7372]

Merci beaucoup!