How to ask "how are you?" in French - Coffee Break French Audio Podcast - CBF 1.01

In this audio podcast from Coffee Break French, you'll learn how to ask "how are you?" in French. Join teacher Mark and learner Anna and learn the question and a number of possible replies. This audio podcast is for absolute beginners in French and is the first lesson of Season 1 of the Coffee Break French podcast.
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[@paulbradford6475]

Speaking French with a Scottish accent. Amazing

[@RaeRae182]

That’s hella cool!!

[@fromtheashes2555]

The auld alliance lives on!

[@veronicahmuthoni6396]

This is really helpful for a begginer thank you so much

[@billybenno1315]

Very helpful for beginners like me, merci.

[@4eversunshine340]

Hahaha is so weird because I feel like he is talking directly to me 😂 My name is Ana too 😐😂😂❤️

[@sylviawright51]

Really useful and its a different alternative to improve french language

[@stefanisales9310]

Ça va très bien, merci et toi? Ça ne va pas . Je suis en forme. Je suis fatigué.

[@李卓轩-g6h]

thx for typing it!

[@raniarizwan7329]

Merci beaucoup 🙌

[@petitec]

Merci

[@supriya488]

Very much helpful

[@natashasombie2528]

This is very helpful

[@kaustubhjha6871]

Merci pour ce!

[@visnau1126]

Thanks m8 I found your pod from some learn french website, love the scottish accent. Maybe after a few of your videos I can finally communicate a bit with my fiances french family.

[@coffeebreaklanguages]

Welcome aboard!

[@oheclipsee972]

How is your French going?

[@rafaelam.r.3446]

j'adore ce podcast

[@summer0time4444]

I love is it's very usefull thanx

[@cacti4268]

So the merci r sound was pretty ez coz im arab

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❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@michaellewis8972]

ahhhh the French

[@Piipii16]

😍🤩😍🤩 merci

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How many times do you recommend watching the episodes

[@f1shyd4fault94]

2-3 times until you get the hang of it

[@crissss2612]

First Liker and First Viewer 😍

[@DrMontrays]

Okay does anyone know how to pronounce, trés. I'm English and I cant figure out how to do it

[@gramps6016]

What are these in word forms - please?

[@nothankyou5970]

Hi

[@ooo8421]

I am SOOO confused. If "how are you?" can be asked as "ça va" and also mean the exact same thing as "comment ça va".... with: comment= how ça= are va = you... Can it be/why isn't it: comment sont toi ?? comment = how sont= are toi= you doesn't "ça" mean "it/that" and "va" mean "goes"... while "sont" means "are" and "toi" means "you" ??? So why does: how are you = "comment ça va" ... instead of "comment sont toi"? ANOTHER EX: quoi de neuf quoi= what de= 's/is neuf= new Can it be/why isn't it: quoi est neuf quoi= what est= is neuf= new Doesn't "est" mean "is", and "de" means "of" ???? So why does: quoi de neuf = "what's new".... instead of "what of new" ? and why isn't "quoi est neuf" used?? (or is it?)

[@reeloveution]

i think "comment ça va" is more "how's it going" than "how are you" and for "quoi de neuf": you're asking about one thing from all the new things happened in that person's life i hope it makes sense to you

[@achmadiid8644]

Woher kommt Anna?

[@cheenu123]

Anybody here after dylane?

[@Reverb_JR]

Your pronunciation on some of these words are wrong

[@niacano6309]

the teacher or the student cuz i don’t wanna learn from the wrong person

[@mandaroncondlima2832]

@@niacano6309 It seems to be both, might be they are not french themselves. It's not only the pronunciation, the tone also makes a difference. But for beginner this is alright.

[@niacano6309]

Manda Roncon Dlima ok thx

[@taqlot2770]

Well if it works for him it works for me

[@Sara-cl4ql]

The girl's pronunciation is terrible.

[@erikadeslauriers3403]

Hi