French Relative Pronouns #3 | preposition + lequel / laquelle / lesquels / lesquelles

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Quick question please Are there prepositional phrases that end in à. I strongly doubt if there's any most prepositional phrase end in De.

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[@arnabkundu465]

Bonjour, Le garçon s'appelle Nicolas auquel tu as donné ton roman OR Le garçon s'appelle Nicolas à qui tu donné ton roman Which one is correct?

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[@chevmonk5363]

Hey just something I’m struggling with in your video “ the problem that I am thinking about” isn’t about “de” and not “a” so shouldn’t it translate Le probleme dequel je pense? I’m confused as to what the à is translating to here please

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[@leenaal4433]

C’est un beau pays . Mes parents me parlent souvent de ce pays . Which pronom relatif composé do we use here?

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But in the qs they’ve asked us to use pronom relatif compose

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[@cbenya1113]

a small error at 7:04 he is playing with

[@sevmandair9947]

Great videos: quick question. instead of using lequel/duquel/auquel etc can sue not be used? cheers

[@sevmandair9947]

***** sorry its a typo, I mean can 'que' not be used ?

[@sevmandair9947]

okay perfect cheers

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what about ce dont

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[@HighWideandHandsome]

La langue à laquelle j'apprends à parler est français. Est-ce que c'est correct ?

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[@mks7834]

you could have elaborated this topic by giving more example but still i found it helpful thank!

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Excellent video! Very helpful, thank you!

[@ak433able]

> est un pays où les jeunes préfèrent aller pour gagner des argents. Is OÙ is the right relative pronoun used in the above sentence? Reply ASAP Thanks. :)

[@poppyclark9789]

Thanks for this !!

[@Alfl8y]

dont & ou fully explained - great video ! .....Keep talking to me like this please.

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thanks :)

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Very fast explanation😥

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Abientôt!