French lesson: Il y a

[@EbuniMisses]

I'm glad that you teach it both ways so that I can learn how to properly write and use the vocabulary while knowing what to look out for and how to use words in everyday spoken French.

[@LanguageCity]

It is very helpful, right! Otherwise, I know from experience teaching people don't hear what they were taught... because the pronunciation people are taught is formal pronunciation. That's how we read, different from how we speak.

[@RABellerose]

Extraordinarily informative, engaging, and often witty. Merci beaucoup.

[@LanguageCity]

Merci, Richard!

[@CynthiaLaChina]

Great lesson for updated French. 👍👍👍

[@tobybromfield3664]

Très utile encore une fois, merci bcp!

[@LanguageCity]

De rien, Toby, le plaisir est le mien!

[@vrc2836]

Hi Alex it's your friend from Las Vegas! Awesome content! Merci beaucoup mon ami

[@LanguageCity]

Merci, Vick!

[@TheSpunkAvenue]

Thank you. That was strighforward. First time I hear you can drop the Il

[@LanguageCity]

You'll see, you'll "y a" all the time, now!

[@AliyahEl]

Merci!

[@LanguageCity]

De rien, Aliyah :)

[@johnlarkin2932]

Loving the content, can I ask if you have made a video about the use of pendant and depuis ? I have searched but have not found, if you have I'll keep looking!

[@LanguageCity]

Merci Bacon :) I did make a pretty awesome lesson on pendant vs depuis: very detailed & accurate with examples. It is in the French III section of our course @ www.language-city.com. You can always sign up for one month ($19): That lesson alone is very much worth it, but I think every single lesson is very much worth it.

[@fabianacavelaris3807]

When you ask “is there something?” Do you omit it also?

[@LanguageCity]

Yes, and the word "quelque chose" is also greatly contracted! We mostly pronounce it "quek chose" :)

[@aLaMode298]

I'm guessing the shortened pronunciation is also there with "il y avait", "il y a eu", " il y aura" etc.?

[@LanguageCity]

Yes, you guessed right. The "il" disappears in all tenses. Not always, of course, some people will say it, but mostly, they won't.

[@sakisakhawat6561]

Comment vous pouvez faire pour passe composé et future

[@LanguageCity]

PC: Il y a eu & . future: Il y aura

[@sakisakhawat6561]

Merci

[@sakisakhawat6561]

Can u plz make a full lesson with negative

[@LanguageCity]

Have you seen this one? Not sure if that's what you are talking about: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZPOp51jgr6SiKs

[@sakisakhawat6561]

Yes i just watched it but i need to know the negative structure for three form of there is/ are with rapid pronounce bcoz i m struggling with these .thank you very much.

[@bethlehemalem9828]

Mercy

[@LanguageCity]

De rien :)

[@beaal6750]

👍🏼

[@soufyanaissaoui4411]

strijder a sah