How to Express Love & Lust in French

[@frenchfan3368]

Bonjour! One of the ways (in both French and German) to distinguish the difference between a boy/girlfriend and a friend (guy or girl) is by using the possessive adjective mon and ma. "Je te présente ma copine Sarah." = "This is my girlfriend Sarah." "Je te présente Sarah. C'est une copine." = "This is Sarah, a friend of mine." The same would guy for "mon copain" (my boyfriend) and "un copain."

[@estherstone4860]

My husband took several years of French in high school. I am trying to catch up in an interesting way. ❤️

[@ericsage.9493]

J’aime la façon dont vous expliquez des points qui ne sont pas clairs pour tout le monde. Merci beaucoup pour cela.

[@neerajshrivastava5867]

I recommend your channel to my friend and he’s quite happy to subscribed and said “Her pronunciation is so good and quite clear”

[@Jaybirdzilla]

Exactly what I was looking for! 💖👌 Merci Beaucoup! 😘

[@santosgarcia2045]

Merci, you are a great French teacher.

[@neerajshrivastava5867]

Best teacher o ever meet 🙏🙏🙏

[@akramdimi2805]

what a beautiful today lesson thanks a lot madam

[@fitwithartin]

Awesome tips. Merci madame!

[@brucecowin]

Good video, thanks. I'm never clear on the differences between j'aime, j'aime bien, and j'adore.

[@FrenchTrulyTV]

Un bon sujet pour une autre vidéo merci Bruce :-)

[@therightonezz]

La vidéo est vraiment génial, en ce moment un peu importante pour moi. Merci beaucoup 😊👌

[@grahamsy]

Merci beaucoup

[@simonestreeter1518]

How do you ask someone out on a date? In English 'Would you like to go out with me (to dinner, a movie, etc.)?' usually means a formal date, and of course 'Wanna hang out?' means something more exploratory toward that end.

[@FrenchTrulyTV]

J'aimerais beaucoup dîner avec vous ce soir

[@simonestreeter1518]

Merci beaucoup, Virginie!

[@tyclvn]

Je suis tombé amoureux de French Truly TV!

[@tulipwindmill]

Very handy,merci!

[@doctorzeus369]

I’ve been saying, « Voulez-vous regarder French Truly TV avec moi ce soir? »

[@FrenchTrulyTV]

Hahahahahaha now THIS is both funny & original :-) bravo Allan!!

[@DrewMakepeace]

At a small après-ski party I was rather surprised to overhear a guy spontaneously say "voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir" to a Frenchwoman. She got really mad and walked away. Later he came to me and said he'd heard the phrase on TV but had no idea what he meant! However, since, in your video, you said not to use it under any circumstances, what would be a good way to propose spending the night with someone, without sounding too direct or blunt?

[@doctorzeus369]

WTF, you’re asking for pick-up lines?

[@DrewMakepeace]

Well, hey, the video title says "Lust" so I think it's apropos.

[@doctorzeus369]

If you have to ask...

[@stanrostkowski9991]

Thank you.

[@stlev99]

Nice video, even if at my age this is mostly theoretical hahaha. But one thing: what is the usual wird fir "hug" if you just wanted to say "hug me" or "give me a hug? Thanks

[@FrenchTrulyTV]

The French certainly don't hug like the Americans do... the closest would be un câlin but you'd have to be quite close to someone to do that.

[@daveaustin4538]

Dis donc! mince!! Où étais-tu quand j'avais 22 ans? :) ..merci!

[@andresfrancais9358]

8:20 What does that mean? thanks for the video :)

[@emr3114]

Andrés Français It was also made famous by the song lady marmalade :)

[@ediewall6360]

Okay, you may already likely know this , but I do not see any other cooments exactly like this , so I will go ahead. The last phrase, the one you said, NOT to use under any corcumstances, Were the only French words in a popular disco song of the 1970s. You wre probably not even born then, let alone living in the US. That phrase is likely the ONLY French phrase that many Americans ( at least the ones old enough ) know. it is not at all surprising that people have tried it on you. To Americans , it simply means, “ Do you want to sleep with me tonight?”

[@timequest9802]

I remember that song!!! The 1974 hit “Lady Marmalade” performed by Labelle. During that fantastic era that I was fortunate enough to grow up in, all my friends, including myself kept practicing those words until we had them perfect. The only problem was that none of us ever had the nerve to say them to a girl. Many a night we would go to a club called the Diamond Disco. It was an upscale club ahead of its time. It had a huge Dance floor. So much fun meeting new people and trying to dance to every song. And yes, I even had a white Leisure Suite and drove a 1973 Camero. Thank you for the trip down memory lane.

[@coraelizabethbrna439]

You missed the point of why she said not to say it. She made it out to be an annoyance, a stupid pick up line that won’t work. She’s not saying it’s somehow forbidden or awful.

[@briannam668]

Un grand merci! Je me demande c'est quoi la différence entre les deux verbes "pouvoir" et "arriver." Car quelque fois je vois "arriver" être utilisé dans une phrase comme l'une dans le vidéo "je n'arrive plus à me concentrer" - tandis qu'étant un locuteur natif d'anglais mon instinct me dit d'utiliser "pouvoir." Je m'excuse si cela n'a aucun sens lol

[@FrenchTrulyTV]

Très bonne question! Arriver can be used as to arrive but also (here) to manage, in which case yes it can be interchangeable with pouvoir! Bien vu! :-)

[@briannam668]

ah merci bcp!

[@Artsyshroom]

It's okay I don't need to be anymore french thank you I have enough of that lol I just need to learn the language😂 thank you madame

[@apdeasedraws1980]

I have a question - if we are telling someone we fell in love with them, why does the expression use “vous” ?- I would’ve assumed it would include “toi” because someone you love is someone you are familiar with and probably use “tu/toi” with

[@tammyshoup3728]

How do you tell someone to slow down, be gentle or not to be so rough?

[@巧克力汤圆粉]

Thanksssss!

[@valn.6584]

This is a difficult language but it is so sexy. I can't get the accent with the words said. But I'm determined. Any tips on how to master the accent behind certain words?🙏

[@stevenhiller2253]

La dernière deux lesson allé ensemble. Les mots pour la début et les mot pour la fin.

[@yakoubmajdi2736]

incroyable

[@stevek5193]

Fluent in French and English : impressive ! At what age did you learn French ! I speak 5 languages fluent .. English bring A1...law graduate from London 🎃

[@annettemcnabb3033]

merci:)

[@butchservice6102]

How about ‘I want to spend some time with you’?

[@IndraKumar-md9ut]

What does this question really mean "Vous habitez chez vos parents?" Please let me know the obvious and hidden meaning. Many thanks. Merci baucoup.

[@itgcharlie]

So, a little bit confused as someone who's a lesbian. When you say "If you're a man, you would say...", do you mean "If you are talking to a woman"?

[@kamalforsage6006]

Bonjour madame....

[@pir7409]

maceo plex

[@joanneneaves9651]

🎉 I would like to learn to say I honor my husband rowen

[@sempermalus2674]

How about mon mec/ma meuf?

[@HardCoreSoneNasz]

I thought love at first sight is “ L’amour au premier regard”?

[@icymalibuu]

6:15

[@ChatonQuiMiaule]

Technically, "baiser" means "to kiss", and is sometimes used for that meaning as a verb ("baiser sa main"). It used to be used as a transitive verb to say "to kiss someone" ; however, as said in the video, today this would be understood as "to fuck someone".

[@rezahassani1800]

j'ai envie de toi merci madame

[@aislreigh6256]

As far as same sex couples go, do the same rules apply for husbands or wives?

[@CastelDawn]

nope

[@TRPGpilot]

Of course not! they are not really 'married' . . .

[@130world1]

😘👌

[@timetech8917]

I am an indian wan to marry a french girl.......

[@timetech8917]

@Jack O'Bean God bless u

[@ahmadnaja9119]

frensh iam coming to u

[@nurukadir1668]

😘💋💋💋👌

[@Deckbark]

veux tu devenir ma copine?

[@carolinemason2081]

❤

[@renarsdilevka6573]

Except if i like to sing a song :D Maybe need to put in front of a woman to avoid saying it :D

[@nasirseyedi8586]

You're so cute

[@agroman091]

J'taime beaucoup