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

[@veronicahmuthoni6396]

This is really helpful for a begginer thank you so much

[@paulbradford6475]

Speaking French with a Scottish accent. Amazing

[@RaeRae182]

That’s hella cool!!

[@fromtheashes2555]

The auld alliance lives on!

[@4eversunshine340]

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

[@billybenno1315]

Very helpful for beginners like me, merci.

[@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!

[@supriya488]

Very much helpful

[@raniarizwan7329]

Merci beaucoup 🙌

[@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?

[@natashasombie2528]

This is very helpful

[@rafaelam.r.3446]

j'adore ce podcast

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Merci pour ce!

[@petitec]

Merci

[@cacti4268]

So the merci r sound was pretty ez coz im arab

[@summer0time4444]

I love is it's very usefull thanx

[@DrMontrays]

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

[@user-lp8sy8xo3j]

How many times do you recommend watching the episodes

[@f1shyd4fault94]

2-3 times until you get the hang of it

[@diff______erent]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@crissss2612]

First Liker and First Viewer 😍

[@Piipii16]

😍🤩😍🤩 merci

[@michaellewis8972]

ahhhh the French

[@gramps6016]

What are these in word forms - please?

[@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?

[@erikadeslauriers3403]

Hi

[@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.

[@nothankyou5970]

Hi