Is It Difficult To Learn French? | Easy French 193

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[@EasyFrench]

Quelle est pour vous la chose la plus difficile dans l'apprentissage du français, les amis ?

[@edwine6139]

Comme hispanophone, la prononciation

[@sabrinaandhusband7791]

Formation de phrases, completely different to English & German

[@antoniolr1977]

Je crois le sujets sur COD complement objet direct, COI complement objet indirect et surtout le pronoms EN et Y...

[@DE-iv8if]

Basically.. Making a Sentence.. for me is not so easy.. Because it is (somewhat) different from German... sometimes... But for Speakers of other Romance Languages that should be not that much of a Problem I guess... So what is difficult about learning French, also depends on the Language(s) You are alllreaddy know, I guess..

[@annaliseditzen_08]

le son de "r". prononcer des mots, par exemple, "regarder", c'est vraiment difficile pour moi!

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

I think if your mother tongue is already a Romance language, French isn't hard. It still requires work, especially with orthography and pronunciation, but the shared cognates, rules of grammar like verb conjugations, feminine vs. masculine nouns and adjectives, concept of subjunctive, usage of Latin script, etc., aren't foreign concepts to learn at all.

[@srirachaslide]

as a native spanish speaker learning french, agreed 100%

[@tonylanguagehd1050]

How about its pronunciation?

[@TheDrunkMunk]

@@tonylanguagehd1050 As an English native I feel like French surprisingly easy due to the massive amount of french vocab we have. I'm still a beginner but atm I've found french much easier to learn than German. The hardest part is the pronunciation, whereas I found German pronunciation very easy to pick up. I've been learning for 22 days (every day) and I can understand maybe 30% of this video due to the silly amount of cognates. I can't produce the things I understand in the vid, but I comprehend it when hearing it + the french subtitles. Such a cool language.

[@laaw8841]

that's totally true. I'm a Portuguese native speaker who has studied French only on a surface level and I could understand at least 70% of this video without much effort

[@cupidok2768]

2:11. when she said je vien de dire.... i dont hear viens at all. anyone hear it?how did she contract the words?

[@aquajosh]

Jeena’s enthusiasm and perspective as an adult learning French is infectious and much-needed, and I think you have found your troisième mousketaire for your channel! If she lives in Paris, she should be a regular part of your channel. If she still lives in South Korea, I think you just found your host for Easy Korean! :)

[@jthanna_]

I'm going to Paris in May, and I'm very nervous about trying to speak French. But I'm grateful for these videos and this channel! I wish I had subtitles in real life.

[@ML-ul1rx]

Bonjour, Je suis Français et il n’y a pas de raison d’être nerveux. Essayez tout simplement d’utiliser des mots simples et de faire des phrases courtes. Mais, quand vous vous adressez à une personne pour demander un renseignement, n’hésitez pas à dire " bonjour ” et ” merci ” car les Français apprécient la politesse et cela facilite la communication. Bon séjour en France,

[@marieadriansen2925]

Bravo Jeena ! Ton français est très bon ! Tu as dû beaucoup travailler ! Merci pour ton partage ! Je suis d'accord avec une personne interviewée, l'important c'est de communiquer et d'être compris. Ce n'est pas grave si vous faites des fautes, nous allons vous comprendre quand même. Merci à tous d'apprendre le français.

[@user-zk7di6tx9r]

Je suis coréenne aussi et je suis vraiment d'accord avec Jeena. Le français est difficile mais en même temps très intéressant. Je m'entraînerai continuellement !

[@officielle-noir163]

T'as fini de l'apprendre ?

[@user-zk7di6tx9r]

@@officielle-noir163 non... pas encore 😅

[@tranvanson1746]

My mother language is Vietnamese so French is very difficult to me. But I try my best to learn this beautiful language

[@aDriveAway]

Plus d'épisodes avec Jeena s'il vous plait. Elle est si vivante et merveilleuse !!

[@manutdboy3326]

9:43, the aim to be understood and not necessarily be accurate is good advice, for those who are learning a language.

[@toastbread3003]

Jeena est super! J'adore son enthousiasme. Pour moi, le chose le plus difficile dans l'apprentissage du francais est de comprendre la vrai francais quotidien. Donc je suis ici.

[@belle_pomme]

La chose la plus difficile

[@tommybinson]

Oui, surtout dans les films et les series.

[@mirzamuntasir9408]

Thanks for making such videos along with the subtitles; such videos are extremely useful for French learners to practice French listening.

[@abelreiscarvalho7143]

Le français c'est une langue que j'ai appris à aimer ❤, car au début de mon apprentissage j'ai buté contre divers marches 😮 mais avec le temps et persistance j'ai commencé à comprendre et absorber la grammaire du français. Ma première langue est le portugais et cela m'ai aidé aussi à apprendre le français. Aujourd'hui je suis confiant à dire qui mon niveau de français est assez bien . 😊

[@YWMED98]

Merci. Je suis sud-coréen comme Jeena et j’habite à Paris depuis 3 mois. Je veux communiquer avec les français mais c’est difficile. 지나씨는 3년전 영상보다 프랑스어가 많이 느신거 같아서 부럽습니다^^

[@titteryenot4524]

As a Brit, for me the hardest thing about learning French was without doubt the pronunciation and getting to grips with all the silent letters on the written page and when and how they should or should not be pronounced. I also speak Spanish and Italian fluently and without question in terms of pronunciation these 2 are much easier as it’s literally a case of “say what you see” when you read the languages. However, while they _did_ tell me that pronouncing Italian/Spanish would be much easier than pronouncing French, the thing they _didn’t_ tell me was the much more extensive use of the dreaded subjunctive in Spanish/Italian when compared to French. In French it took me a long time to get my head around the 2 main subjunctive tenses used in conversation (particularly as a native English speaker, where the use of the subjunctive has more or less become extinct), but that was nothing compared to the time it took me to get my head around the far more prevalent use of the subjunctive in Spanish/Italian. Ultimately, how difficult/easy _any_ foreign language is (leaving aside the usual school/college/university book slog) depends on how young you were introduced to it and how much you were exposed to it at a young age. The younger the better. If you were born to a native English-speaking mother and a native French/Italian/Spanish (delete as applicable) father and the non-English father spoke to you mostly in the non-English language, just as much as the mother spoke to you in English, then these languages wouldn’t be difficult at all! That goes for _any_ learning of a second/third/etc. language: the key is early exposure to it through simple conversation. No grammar books necessary! One thing that always amazes me is that there are people who bring up children in a bilingual household yet, for whatever reason, they don’t bring up their children as bilinguals! 🤷‍♂️ Surely being in a bilingual couple is _the_ ideal opportunity to bring your children up speaking 2 languages fluently.

[@Ivenyyy]

No grammar books necessary ? It think that depends on what level you would like to achieve. If your goal is to only communicate using simple, or even sometimes wrong, sentences like children do, then yes exposure is more than enough. If you want to achieve C1 or C2 level then grammar books are necessary ! I would even add that it's mandatory. I mean even native speakers spend years in school learning their language and in most cases you can actually see the difference between someone who graduated highschool and someone who didn't. The vocabulary is richer and they make way less grammar ans syntax mistakes.

[@titteryenot4524]

@@Ivenyyy I got easily to ‘C1’ and ‘C2’ in my native language, English, without a single book or grammar lesson.👍

[@Ivenyyy]

@@titteryenot4524 So you didn't go to school ? Interesting !!

[@titteryenot4524]

@@Ivenyyy I’m aware of loads of people who never went to school and are able to speak perfect English. No grammar books required: ta da! 🎉 You appear to be confusing _reading_ a language and speaking it.

[@Ivenyyy]

@@titteryenot4524 You didn't even answer my question. You said that you didn't have to learn grammar in order to speak English fluently. But yes you did, during the many years you've spent in school. You may not remember it since it was so long ago but you DID learn grammar through textbooks and doing all sort of exercises. Ta-da 😂 The grammar in English isn't that complicated so probably it wasn't as intense as it is in countries where it can get crazy hard like France and Spain. In France, the first years of elementary school all we do is grammar because that shit ain't gonna magically make its way to your brain. 😂 As for the "loads of people" you're aware of, well that is your personal biased experience but it doesn't represent reality. People who didn't graduate highschool have lower language skills, that is a fact. Of course there are exceptions but that's what they are, exceptions. And I'm not confusing anything, you're the one who first talked about C1-C2 level which are levels from the CEFR (common European framework of reference for languages) which evaluates ALL FOUR skills : reading, writing, oral comprehension and expression. You cannot be C1 or C2 unless you validate all four so I don't understand what you said about me being confused. Of course speaking a language and reading it are two different things, that's no the point. To pass the test you have to be able to do both. (+ writing and understanding)

[@Agoneyfano]

For me as a native Spanish speakers it’s close to Spanish and I could understand some words in French because of Spanish and the grammar is similar but it’s hard when hearing native speakers using words or slang I never heard in my life

[@kasyb4312]

As a French student, what i find difficult is the Conjugation, the fact that nouns have a gender🤦🏾‍♀️and how you cannot tell if a word is plural or singular, unless you see it on paper, e.g, filles.

[@FruitMonger360]

Oui, le français c'est difficile parce que, pour moi, j'utilise une appli de langue étrangère et j'écoute beaucoup de vidéos sur KZbin pour apprendre la langue. Et tout le monde parle clairement et assez lentement pour que je puisse comprendre. Cependant quand je regarde une série ou écoute les personnes dans la rue (comme Easy French), tout parle très vite, parfois marmonne leurs mots, et utilise beaucoup d'argot que je ne connais pas.

[@Tristaxx]

merci beaucoup! This video has been really helpful to me and i watch a video of yours daily. c'est parfait

[@Densitometry]

For me the most difficult thing is the grammar, memorising all the rules and implementing them. As to the pronunciation, I pick it up quite well, but what really helps is the guide/explanation on how to position your mouth, tongue, etc, in order to pronounce the sounds (you can find it in various textbooks or online). Do it many many times and voila, it sounds good!

[@unnastormflower229]

I'm still early days in my French learning, but I haven't found too many things difficult. However, I also have a background in English Linquistics and a natural curiosity about words, languages, and how they work. While English is a Germanic language, history has given English a lot of French and Latin and so... I think that's why I've found it easy thus far. And I used to pretend to be a French noblewoman at Renaissance Faires.... so maybe that's all helped? lol

[@YiHo]

I find it is extremely hard to lern french as it is far different from my mother tongue Korean. But I've been learning English for about 10 years, and it helps me understand french for it is pretty similar to english when it comes to grammar, spelling of words etc. it appears that french and english share almost the same logic of language. For me as a Korean, it is easier to learn Japanese or Chinese than it is for those from european countries.

[@fairyofdaisies]

that section at the end was really interesting to watch as someone learning both french and korean! i know korean more deeply and confidently as i've been studying it passionately the last few years, but french sounds very familiar to me even though i can't dissect it as well as korean because i grew up speaking french bilingually but haven't spoken it regularly for about a decade. i hope we see jeena on the channel more often!

[@Alex-cs6en]

Jeena, je vois ton progrès, c’est super ! Continue comme ça ! Impressionnant !

[@Kkk-ms2lx]

J'aime l'énergie de Jeena. Elle a le "vibe" qu'est très positif 🔥

[@user-kf1hg6et2m]

Easy spnish보다가 우연히 떠서 봤는데 여기에 나오시다니 🤭 멋있어여 자랑스럽습니댜아

[@steljenx]

As someone who learned Korean and is now learning French, I felt so at home watching Jeena!

[@KosmicJelly]

I’m learning French because my kids are in French Immersion (Canada), and I want to be able to encourage and support their learning. Fluency in both English and French can open up many opportunities here in Canada, but the French here is not exactly the same, which has been a bit of a challenge for me when sharing some things I’ve learned with my kids. It seems like Canadian French hasn’t “kept up” - making an already difficult language even more complicated lol. But this channel (and podcast) has been tremendously helpful for me regardless! Thank you, lovely souls, for doing what you do!

[@eli-dq1ki]

As a University student in second year French, this video makes me feel so seen 🤣

[@1Joanoc]

I loved watching this video as I am trying to learn both French and Korean. Obviously, French is much easier. I watch series, listen to music, read books and purchased workbooks to help me learn. Thankfully, I have found two incredible neighbors who are each helping me - one woman is of Portuguese descent but spent 10 years going to school in France, and the other woman is Korean. I consider myself very lucky for their help!

[@EasyFrench]

Oui, vous êtes bien chanceux !!

[@ladybluelotus]

You are very lucky indeed.

[@Jesuishae1]

한국인 여자분 전영상에서도 봤는데 완전 얼마나 노력했는지가 눈에보여요 ㅠㅠㅠ해외살이만도 힘들었을텐데 대단해요….

[@gavinheotis3531]

Thank you guys

[@beatrizfernandes3517]

Thank you so much for your videos! It helps me a lot. Merci beaucoup! :)

[@FC-BS]

The things that I struggle with the most is grammar, especially le subjunctif and passé composé

[@user-db7fs5pg6h]

Pour nous les tunisiennes,honnêtement le français c’est pas compliqué parce que c’est notre deuxième longue mais le difficile c’est la conjugaison mais aussi si tu continues d’apprendre des cours ça devient très simple ❤️❤️🇹🇳

[@nsimmons8017]

I am a Native English speaker, and I am learning French via Duolingo. The gender rules get confusing, and the verbs are confusing. The hardest thing is I have no one to communicate in French with. I'm gonna try that Spotify option the lady gave.

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

Bonjour! Je pense que la langue française est un peu difficile car il y a beaucoup de règles grammaticales qu'il faut apprendre. Mais en tant qu'italienne, je trouve que la langue française présente certaines similitudes avec ma langue concernant les genres masculin et féminin et l'accord avec les adjectifs. Les temps des verbes sont très compliqués pour un étranger. Merci bcp pour cette vidéo.

[@momohmart]

Yay! Glad to see Jeena again!

[@user-rj4dg3kk9x]

merci beaucoup

[@ahmedsherif6482]

Magnifique ❤❤

[@hannofranz7973]

Je trouve surtout difficile comprendre le français. On parle très vite, mange les mots, utilise les abbreviations, l'argot, les accents locaux etc. Et l'orthographe et la grammaire sont difficiles aussi. Je ne savrais pas me exprimer á niveau écrit avec toutes les formulations sophistiquées et de politesse.

[@palupalu5647]

la règle commune est de prononcer ais comme è. La féminisation peut aider : une française = une francèse.

[@crossraleigh]

Hi girls. I came here from a Daniel Tosh interview with his French neighbor who's been with 100+ women. I wanted to find y'all's first love video just to remind myself that not all French people are like that. Maybe I'm blind but I couldn't find it. The waiting-for-marriage girl in that video had been a huge encouragement to me. I'm not sure if it's constructive to post this, and it probably won't get seen anyway, but I wanted to say it.

[@courtnee1060]

French is the second foreign language I decided to learn as an adult. Spanish was my first. I think I'm lucky that I started Spanish first because as far as grammar goes, it's pretty similar so I don't worry too much about studying. Mostly just listening and speaking but I've being lazy so also staying consistent lol

[@sabrinaandhusband7791]

It's a bit strange that there is no Christmas video for your channel this year?! We would like to see one!

[@MediSpring]

As a german, I lived two month in paris last summer. My goal was to improve my A2 french skills. I totally surrendered after a few weeks. As a normal person you cannot hear the differences in their pronociations. The example of the mexican guy was quite good. "vais" versus "vas". You cannot learn this once you are grown up with another mother tongue.

[@yohancecazaubon2042]

Merci Jeena, français est difficile. J’ai le courage de continuer

[@yiting_liu]

Jeena는 정말 귀여워요. 한국어와 프랑스어는 두 번째 외국어인데, 둘 다 매력적이에요. 제 생각에 프랑스어가 정말 어려워요. Jeena est vraiment adorable. Le coréen et le français sont mes deuxièmes langues étrangères, et ils ont tous les deux beaucoup de charme. Je trouve que le français est vraiment plus difficile.

[@vivianherijanto4165]

J'adore cette vidéo! merci beaucoup et je suis d'accord avec la dernier personne... c'est pas besoin d'être parfait ❤

[@eluard9238]

"+is French hard to learn for you ? - yes it is. +So whats ur native tongue then ? - French. +🤨"

[@andykense9396]

Je trouve que la partie de français la plus difficile après que j’ai été à Paris, c’est la différence de prononciation, qui est un peu différenciée de la prononciation standard, et puis les jeunes ont un français de jeune, ça rend la compréhension plus difficile

[@PrinceXmind]

L'anglais est tellement plus simple à comprendre lol.

[@weirdo1060]

French Foreign Legion teaches French language to recruits. It is immersive with both classroom and practical applications. Native speakers also attend language class and act as tutors for foreigners.

[@Pretendkid]

Awww the ending of the video 🥹

[@1MarkKeller]

Yes please ... make more of the pretty sounds.

[@neliuskahihia3254]

Bonjour easy french .....moi j'trouve le langue française très difficile parce que je le apprendre toute seule..suis Nelly...je viens de Kenya merci pour notre vidéo c'est tres informatif.❤

[@LanguagesBedroomSpanglishwithJ]

Merci beaucoup pour la leçon. Le français est une belle langue

[@xiu-li]

pourquoi penses-tu que le français est une belle langue ? le français est une langue inutile. les autres langues ne sont pas belles ?

[@ContraGrain]

Currently learning French already being a fluent English and native Spanish speaker and honestly it’s not very hard in terms of grammar rules yet. The only thing giving me some difficulty is gender rules they aren’t as obvious as Spanish, and the other issue is pronunciation. The last issue isn’t too apparent but it’s the speed speaking fluent. I’ll be in Europe for an internship and plan to immerse in French to help out there.

[@charibertthewhimsicalking88]

What makes me difficult to learn french is the way we read and write and speak is completely different and strange. Especialy those the different between singular and plural which sound almost no different from the writing.

[@miyako4752]

Merci! Les conseils me donnent du courage pour continuer à entraîner le français. Pour moi, une japonaise, au début c’était vraiment dur de prononcer le « r ».

[@lexismart7555]

J'ai aimé ce video plus que les autres parce-ce qu'il m'a semblé que vous avez parlé un peu plus lentement. Pour ça il m'a bien plu. Merci.

[@evieflay9099]

j'adore Le Easy French Ils fait toujoutds samusanr video pour nousv merci infinement , veei flay

[@EspanolAqui]

J'adore vos vidéos ! Pour moi la chose la plus difficile est d'habiter dans un pays où le français n'est pas beaucoup parlé pour le pratiquer.

[@kevinurrutia6286]

como nativo del esp y sabiendo hablar ingles y aleman quiero decir que ami el frances escrito se me hace facil de entender se comparten varios cognados con esp y eng lo que hace que sea facil entender bien lo unico que se me dificulta es la pronunciacion pero ahi vamos!

[@valentino8405]

When I was in Japan in South Korea I was trying to learn but that time was very hard but now I can speak both now

[@depayss2428]

i'm in love

[@richard_ager]

Les Français ont raison. Leur langue est très difficile à apprendre. C'est comme courir un marathon : on est très heureux quand on réussit ! C'est mon but. 🤞

[@JanieLiu-qk7vb]

Listening to French is the hardest. According to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), my scores of listening, reading, speaking and writing have been assessed as A2, C1, B2 and B2, after 6-12 months' study...

[@salahelaouini8028]

merci bien j'apprend aussi la langue français pour moi je trouve que la langue français très s'amusent en effet les choses difficile la conjugaison comme le subjonctif mais toutes les langues en fait pratiquer à l'oral c'eat à dire parler avec le miroir et le plus importent est d'écoute des natifs 😊

[@EasyFrench]

Merci pour ces conseils !

[@HightensionJEENA]

Bonjour les amiiiiiiis !!! C’était ma troisième collab avec EF💙 Évidemment, elles occupent une grande partie dans ma vie au niveau du français. D’ailleurs, je suis devenue prof de l’Alliance Française à Séoul ! La magie est arrivée grâce à EF✨ Tout est possible, si vous l’adorez 💖

[@EasyFrench]

Tu es exceptionnelle Jeena 🥰

[@mariemmagdy9679]

Merci beaucoup pour votre leçon. Je trouve que la structure des phrases compliquées est la plus difficile.

[@empreendendonaraca]

Adoraria ter uma amiga como a Jeena 😊

[@albertovascodagama2079]

En début c'était aussi beaucoup compliqué pour moi de compter les numéros en français, mais maintenant je trouve ça très logique 4x20 = 80, 4x20+10=90

[@user-gk5fx2nw1b]

Bonjour a tout le membres de Easy french, premièrement je vous souhaite un bon fêtes, et deuxième je crois que le français et difficile mais es plus compliqué le français courant de la route c'est à dire le Français de la route le français adore utiliser beaucoup l'argot pour dire quelque chose, le reste nous pouvons apprendre avec le beaucoup choses ou outils que nous avions pour example l'internet, les vidéos,etc et la conjugaison se doit travailler tous le jours avec de exercices.

[@nai615.]

i love your vibes

[@victorcosta674]

Fantástic vídeo. KZbin should hire this korea Lady for The channel

[@AdrianoProfessorNH]

The Jeena's laugh is contagious! I'm addicted to her laughs. I hope Easy French invite her many more times.

[@EasyFrench]

We love having her too!

[@bennoreuter4393]

How many of you have been learning french for years and still read the english subtitles because they don't understand a thing but feel like doing that makes them miraculously better at french.

[@funway_Just]

D' accord c~est une excellente idee je vais prendre francais, au revoir

[@ilyagalichev]

J’ai apprend le français à l’école depuis 10 ans plus 2 ans dans l’université. Depuis 15 ans je n’ai parlé pas français et j’ai oublié tout( Maintenant je l’apprends avec le professeur depuis 3 mois - ce n’est pas facile, mais ce très intéressant. En fait, ma langue maternelle est plus difficile 😀 Merci beaucoup pour vos vidéos, vous m’aidez apprendre le français 😉

[@EasyFrench]

Bon courage ! 🤗 Continuez de persévérer !

[@kevinjoseph2650]

Just remember this is their opinions .it might be diferent or the same depending on the indivisual so dont give up

[@el-dieguin]

Merci beaucoup pour cette belle vidéo ! Je pense que cela dépend beaucoup de la perspective. Comparé à d'autres langues non européennes, le français est plus facile à apprendre si l'on parle déjà une langue comme l'espagnol ou l'allemand. J'ai appris le turc et je peux dire que c'était beaucoup plus difficile que le français 😅

[@aydinabushov]

I appreciate the clarification. Here's the revised version: Je suis Azerbaïdjanais. Je suis bilingue, donc je parle anglais et azéri. Je peux dire que les sons sont très similaires entre le français et l’azéri. Il y a 34 sons divers en azéri. Seulement les sons nasaux comme "on," "an," etc. étaient nouveaux pour moi, mais bien sûr, c’est pas difficile . Donc, bien que je sache l'anglais, les mots étaient très faciles à apprendre. Cependant, si tu parles turc, même si nous pouvons bien nous comprendre, la prononciation du français peut être difficile pour eux en raison de beaucoup de sons différents.

[@SaidaFati-ci3qf]

Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo moi je suis une marocaine

[@DE-iv8if]

I would say yes and no... It _is_ difficult _to speak_ it but it is actually _not_ so hard to understand French at least not _on a basic Level_ (at least not to me)... :D But to understand _higher Levels_ of the Language is hard again, I would say.. But to actually speak (and write in correct) French is very hard.... :D (I guess)

[@lindatori3580]

Ciao 😊. Voglio farti i complimenti. Il tuo canale è meraviglioso. Sto migliorando molto il mio francese con i tuoi video molto efficaci. Sono qui in Bretagna. Un grande di cuore da Mont Saint Michelle.

[@stevan8143]

Hey nice videos But why i don‘t find the video in the patreon member site with the vocabulaire Thanks for you‘re answer and thank you for the video :)👍

[@miyoungkim9396]

불어 공부하려는데 처음 보는 사람이 지나씨네요 보기 좋습니다 자주 나와주세요^^&

[@ta2lor759]

질 보고 갑니다

[@MarcosFelipe-up9lc]

Top!!

[@umityildiz5613]

La difficulté de l'apprentissage d'une langue étrangère dépend de votre langue maternelle. En tant que turcophone, je trouve le français extrêmement difficile, mais il faut admettre que toutes ces difficultés apportent une certaine chaleur. Ce qui plus compliqué pour moi, c'est de choisir les bonnes prépositions avec les verbes. Par exemple, en turc, on dit "raconter AVEC quelqu'un" alors qu'en français c'est "raconter quelqu'un"...

[@user-so3bi9gl3t]

👍👍👍

[@lycapinho2410]

Jeena, ton français est assez meilleur par rapport à ta première apparition dans 'Easy French' 😃 Et au délà de ça tu est très sympa. 😊

[@EasyFrench]

Ses progrès sont incroyables, oui !

[@takudzwamlambo8726]

Moi je parle une langue qui est parmi les plus difficiles du monde. Beaucoup du monde dites que le ndébélé et le Xhosa sont durs de prononcer. Il peut être en raison de ça que je ne le trouve pas très compliqué apprendre le français. J’apprends encore.

[@ximia920]

Je pense que le français est plus compliqué si on a une langue maternelle très différente. Par exemple, ma langue maternelle est l'allemand et je peux parler aussi l'anglais. Pour moi le français n'est pas très difficile, mais je peux imaginer que c'est plus dure si on ne parl pas une langue européenne.

[@jeonbeats7653]

Très difficile! - en corée du sud(ça fait cinq mois que j’etudie le français!)

[@1onewayonly]

une ancienne ami du easy french, mais sa francaise est meillieur que le premier fois!

[@sgtK0420]

I've been learning both Spanish and French for years now and I honestly find French easier than Spanish..

[@jovencoreanoyoung5583]

Je suis coréen et Jeena m'a fait beaucoup rire 😂😂

[@user-kn3ml1yy3q]

지나님 멋져요ㅎㅎㅎ😊 구독자입니다.❤

[@FlatStella1]

J'avais le français à l'école primaire. J'ai adoré, j'étais le meilleur de ma classe il y a 20 ans... Maintenant j'apprends sur des plateformes en ligne. Je suis surpris que mon score soit supérieur à 80% !!! Et dans mon à mon avis, l'orthographe est pour moi ce qui est le plus difficile.

[@EasyFrench]

Bravo !

[@07dhiraj]

Cest difficile mais rien est impossible pour moi ...je serai le faire 😊😊

[@athanase6613]

Alors un petit savoir partagé ...😊 "je serai le faire " serai = première personne du verbe "être" au futur simple. "Je saurai le faire" - saurai = première personne du verbe "savoir" au futur simple. Phonétiquement, à entendre donc, saurai et serai sont très semblables. La phrase correcte, enfin le sens qu'un français s'attend à entendre, utilise le verbe savoir pour dire "Je sais !" puis "je saurai (plus tard, demain, ou dans un mois)" Et c'est pour cela aussi qu'apprendre le français c'est parfois compliqué. Courage, c'est en pratiquant qu'on apprend. Mes meilleurs voeux avec un peu d'avance.

[@07dhiraj]

@@athanase6613 I wanted to say ... "I will be doing it " ... Comment on dit ?

[@athanase6613]

@@07dhiraj On dirait : "Je vais le faire" dans le sens d'une certitude. Alors que "je saurai le faire" à le sens d'une promesse. Dans un sens on affirme ce qui se passera, dans l'autre on dit que ce sera possible. Le français est dans la nuance des mots utilisés et c'est cela qui le rend compliqué. Lire des auteurs français, notament de la poésie, facilite la compréhension des nuances du langage. Je suggère Molière, Victor Hugo, Baudelaire, pour ne citer que les plus embématiques. Have a nice day.

[@07dhiraj]

@@athanase6613 ah daccord...merci beaucoup ✅👍💐🎉🙂

[@leite_c0m_toddy]

easy french cassualy motivating their viewers to learn french

[@EasyFrench]

😎