Learn French: know the difference between "Il est" and "C'est" in 5 minutes.

Learn French With Alexa’s “French Made Easy” series: Alexa teaches you the difference between "Il est" and "C'est". It's EASY with Alexa! Want more? Visit LFWA.COM for Alexa’s full French Course. Merci et bisou bisou xx
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[@fiona.e1026]

C'est impossible pour d'apprendre le français sans toi . Merci beaucoup alexa

[@zaid_aljawabreh2985]

C'est vrai , qu Chanel est très bien pour nouveau apprenants!!

[@silsuphan5764]

I kind of like the videos from like 2 or 3 years ago... Ur still amazing

[@Ii-ex5jr]

Me too...

[@hanishsutaria8105]

Alexa I really prefer the videos where we can see your face and you explaining the french, rather than just black screens with text

[@bharathit4496]

I pause each time to learn carefully and it was very helpful to learn from this video and from your channel thank you so much

[@waynepeterson8437]

No, No, No. This format is just like so many that leave out the fun and the spirit and the expressive Alexa. LFWA is first and foremost Alexa. Has she become more corporate, more efficient, more managed? Why would I choose just another robotic approach. Bring back the Alexa that is so vibrant and so present.

[@samizaki9514]

Cette leçon est très utile . Merci Prof

[@anuradhabhatt4733]

Whts the meaning

[@shiwelicious]

Don't like this new format, its too robotic like those language apps. I prefer the previous format which has a more personal touch.

[@Ii-ex5jr]

That's what i want to say also,like now I'm using an app

[@pb65preet]

yes, i agree with you, new format is so dull and expressionless

[@SonGoku-uv4pk]

Who?

[@grasscircle4351]

I disagree. This is good, clear & simple. Good way to say a lot.

[@cornellebrown8861]

why the change in format? It looks like the other teach me videos from other providers, is there a reason?

[@Elegance2104]

Merci Alexa! J'apprécie tes vidéos.

[@user-zo1lz7qq6j]

I so proud of you. You are really teacher. I love how to teach us. Thanks God bless you and Adam too.

[@xerviust6526]

You love how “to” Teach us? 🤣🤣 good grammar you got there

[@ordudavid1066]

Thank you so much Alexa. This is amazing 😻. See how happy I am to be able to know the difference between Il est & c’est. Thank you so much

[@bharathit4496]

Very easy to learn in this video thankyou

[@hasanerbil6719]

Alexa you are very clever and teach French excellent,I think you are the most beautifull Teacher all over the world.MerciBeaucoup

[@footballskills5180]

vraiment c'est bon leçon merci beaucoup Alexa

[@Jelinaas]

J’adore cette vidéo. Merci beaucoup

[@nohisocitutampoc2789]

Excellent and useful - - but quite short. Merci beaucoup.

[@shermansspectrum]

Alexa you are truly the best, i appreciate everything you do for us🥰

[@1hinita]

Thank you for this video. I like the new way and the old way😀

[@sofiacest4227]

if it wasn't for u I wouldn't have an A in French class. TU EST THE BEST

[@vijayalakshmis942]

Merci beaucoup madam Alexa

[@ishs4473]

Hello Alexa ma'am, I just love your videos and they really help me in understanding and enjoying learning French. However ma'am, I have a suggestion for you to put in your video- please help us understand the difference between 'nouveau' and 'nouvel' and please explain when to use each. Thank you

[@sylvie8829]

Nouveau is used for masculine only, unless a word starts with A, E, O, U, I, or H stands next to it. Exemple: un nouvel Ordinateur, un nouvel Espoir, un nouvel Horaire, un nouvel Uniform, etc.

[@ishs4473]

@@sylvie8829 thank you👍

[@vixenredcarpet2851]

Cou Cou Tante Alexa! J'espère que vous allez bien et vous restez à votre maison. Please stay safe!

[@funmi7457]

Alexa est magnifique. J'apprends beaucoup d'elle. J'aime ses vidéos.

[@komentatorzycia123]

Good material - thanks! C'est merci.

[@millietellez]

Excellent video Alexa! Merci beacoup! 😊❤🌷

[@iqrakhan2803]

You are such a best teacher

[@KenDiaries]

Merci Beaucoup Alexa!

[@xhuga2]

Il est + adjective; il est triste, il est agréable. Il est + profession; Il est médecin, il est professeur. Il est + time; Il est midi, Il est huit heures. Then all other cases, C'est.

[@shawnney]

U just saved my exam

[@gamingwithash5757]

This is helpful

[@Cosmic_Gypsy]

Give this man a medal.

[@btsarmyclub8184]

Thanx alexa you are too good in teaching 😊 I'm sure inshaAllah I will be a good in french speaking soon love you so much ❤️♥️

[@dreambig7208]

Merci beaucoup Alexa your the best

[@Hasanahmed-tl6vo]

Merci

[@danhchhiengmai894]

Merci beaucoup

[@leoncharles8668]

Alexa est un très bon professeur. J'adore elle leçons.

[@pankajsakhuja735]

Good video

[@straightforward4775]

Thank you very much i really love your work, and like your character

[@mamundfarmanullah9979]

Merci Alexa

[@diamante8859]

I love you Alexa❤

[@selamawitmisganaw8340]

Je t'aime Alexa!!!!

[@ezed45]

Moi aussi

[@Jerry-uc1pn]

Si je veux dite "is it red or blue", je dite "il est bleu ou rouge" ou "c'est bleu ou rouge"?

[@joculee]

Correction: “Si je veux dire” et “Je dis” If you mentioned the thing before in a previous statement, you would then say “Il est bleu”. For example, Voici mon cahier, il est bleu”. If there’s no previous context and you’re talking about a thing use “c’est”. Please subscribe to my channel too and I’ll personally help you with similar stuff.

[@ash_m_]

Merci beaucoup pour cette video ! Je voudrais regarder une video qui explique "beaucoup de" et "de nombreux", et "voudrais" et "aimerais". Qui est plus courant ? Merci encore !

[@user-pf7jv8sv8w]

Voudrais et aimerais sont autant courant, donc ne t’inquiète pas.

[@crazynewtonfanboy7409]

Have terrible headache never again

[@sunnyplant]

I didn't know you could use car for because. Handy

[@eriedului]

Merci beacoup pour la leçon !

[@jamesz1003]

oh nice, I was just looking for this....

[@solomonsalad5991]

Meulière professeur du KZbinr

[@beaubellemoments4770]

Merci pour notre lésons.

[@nabeelkaram124]

Please Mme. Is there difference in adjectives used for human beings, animals, plants or things in French language?

[@joculee]

They all are generally the same.

[@MarleeCraig]

Merci Alexa ❤

[@Daskalos101]

Bonjour Alexa! Merci pour la video! Jai une question, qu'est que la différence avec Je pense et Je crois?

[@terraiznajem618]

Great

[@solomonsalad5991]

Merci beaucoup je cherche chaqu fois quand tu présent ici je t'aime, je suis somalien , j'étudie au Maroc en français de langue ❤❤❤❤🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇫🇲🇫🇲🇫🇲🇫🇲🇫🇲🇫🇲🇫

[@matthewking111]

Why isn't the subjonctif tense used in je pense qu'il est?

[@MatthewPlato91]

I thought the difference between c'est and il est is that il est is more formal and perhaps implies a stronger tone, such as c'est nécessaire vs il est nécessaire, both meaning it's necessary but you'd usually use il est nécessaire que tu sois là over c'est nécessaire... Or is that not so?

[@destindarksoul]

If I'm not mistaken, you also use "il est" when you want to say if something is difficult or easy. For example: "Il est difficile de dormir quand il fait chaud." "Il est facile de parler français si on l'étude bien !"

[@destindarksoul]

I made a typo, oops! Thanks for your comment. 🤦🏻‍♂️☺️

[@optimusprime2799]

I just love love love loveeeee youuuuuuuuuuuu🙏

[@Mars.2024]

Thank you for your great channel🍃. May I ask what is the best book and online site for French grammar?

[@rishabharora4382]

Alexa is THE best

[@bijesh100]

Rebonjour Alexa je habite Kolkata je suis indienne I like your video very much and learned so much

[@eileenchua4120]

I dont like it just black screen with words. I cant catch it .. dont understand

[@Cosmic_Gypsy]

Can't thank you enough! 🙏

[@musaabdallah4369]

Laquelle de deux phrases est vraie ? 1- Tu ne comprends toujours pas, n'est -ce pas ? 2- Tu ne comprends pas toujours, n'est -ce pas ? Où est la correcte place de l'adverbe toujours ?

[@sylvie8829]

(1) La première phrase.

[@joculee]

Les deux phrases sont grammaticalement correctes mais diffèrent en signification. La première exprime l’idée que la personne n’a pas encore compris, tandis que la seconde exprime l’idée que la personne a l’habitude de ne pas comprendre. Abonnez-vous aussi à ma chaîne et je vous aiderai personnellement avec des choses pareilles. Je viens de commencer.

[@gide5489]

@@sylvie8829 Non

[@anniegabrielle151]

When it said “J’adore Paris, c’est une ville magnifique” I thought the adj. magnifique would go before the noun ville because I remember in another video you said, “Only put an adjective in front of a noun in French if it describes Beauty, Age, Number, Goodness, and Size. (BANGS) Isn’t magnifique a beauty/goodness adjective? So it should go before ville? Merci beaucoup Alexa bisou bisou

[@markkennedy9767]

Hi, Can you explain why the expression "reading is difficult" or "Il/c'est difficile de lire" can take either "il" or "ce" here, given the general rule that "il" is usually used with adjectives and "ce" with nouns. In the same vein, can you explain why the expression "it's difficult to read" or "c'est difficile a lire" seems to only take "ce" and not "il", given the general rule that "il" is used with adjectives and "ce" with nouns. Also, can you explain why it is "ce n'est pas loin, c'est au bout de la rue" when the general rule with prepositions of place is to use "il". Thank you.

[@gide5489]

reading Chinese is difficult =lire le chinois est difficile = c'est difficile de lire le chinois = il est difficile de lire le chinois Le chinois ? C'est difficile à lire. Le chinois ? Il est difficile de le lire. Le magasin ? Il n'est pas loin. Au bout de la rue. Le magasin le plus proche ? Ce n'est pas loin. C'est au bout de la rue. All these practices around "c'est" / "il est" are subtle and should not be taught as formal laws and certainly not in this way. The question is not why but how. Il est aussi facile de rêver un livre qu'il est difficile de le faire. Honoré de Balzac Le Cabinet des Antiques (1839) Quand on picole tout seul chez soi c'est difficile de se dire qu'on a l'alcool festif, qu'on est un bon vivant, on est forcément confronté à l'aspect un peu. Balzac. Avocat, bon et mauvais.

[@markkennedy9767]

@@gide5489 Hi thanks for acknowledging that the usual "rules" as taught here and elsewhere don't adequately deal with these different cases and their subtleties. I've actually asked this on about a dozen french instruction channels and not one of the tutors touched it 😆 A lot of half-baked understanding of french around.

[@gide5489]

@@markkennedy9767 I saw your question several times. I am not able to answer to the question why, I am not a French teacher, I don't know the rule and if there is a rule. But I speak French and I can see that what these teachers say is often wrong (and at a minimum not pedagogic, not sure wether this word exists). They all repeat the same thing, often with the same examples, often several times. What is sad is that they have contaminated other teachers (Spanish, Italian, Moroccan... and even British) which now all explain us the same rule that doesn't work. I tried to stop them giving a lot of examples of French authors but they don't neither answer nor care.

[@mainadonaldson]

I see it this way: Il is "he" (m), Ce is "it" (n). Time is an odd exception, but otherwise it makes sense to me this way.

[@rebecapereddo3618]

Thanks for the video! Just one question, is “ é “ pronounced like “eee” or “eh”. Because I hear Alexa pronounce is the first way and the second male voice pronounce it the second way.. Help! Thanks :)

[@rebecapereddo3618]

Well in this case I was referring to the word “mécanicien” (2:37).

[@joculee]

It’s “eh” just like “a”in “surface” when it has an e that has the acute accent. (accent aigu). Please subscribe to my channel too. Just started. I grew up in a French-speaking country.

[@felixjoseph4518]

Thank you very much for your teaching very well but at the end you don't say bisous, bisous

[@snigdhavijay9108]

it helps a littlle buttttt it is not working out, i like when you would give us a quiz and fun activities and teach us how you tech few years back.

[@moviesync3131]

What makes C'est - it? Does est make it, it?

[@OhlordyOh]

I like the new way :)

[@hadial7679]

If it is possible to speak more in French, I mean you speak in E more than in F when you speak. many thanks.

[@zzt5282]

Je pense q c'est une très bonne idée, Hadi, mais aussi tu peux suivre autres canales de KZbin où ils parlent Francais plus! :)

[@hadial7679]

@@zzt5282 You are right, but I like to watch one of the best teacher all over the world. It is just a suggestion, and if it does not work it is ok. Just a suggestion.

[@zzt5282]

@@hadial7679 I also see a lot of people here on Alexa's channel suggesting that idea, & I truly agree with you on Alexa being one of the best teachers, but we should also note that she's been doing her job for a quite a long time (5 or 6 years I guess), so changing her method seems improbable to me! Just like you, I really love to see her talk more in French! Good luck to you, anyways!

[@sayagray5366]

I don't agree with you honestly, there are ppl. Still in a beginner level or medium level not in advance level maybe you are, you can check other channels if you are looking for someone who explain the french lessons in french .

[@adorsh]

Wow

[@angialshaiji321]

I am confused why you followed crest by important this adjective

[@khantsal2305]

Can I write Ce est instead of C'est. I know C'est is correct word but this is my opinion.

[@quoman1895]

Dans la plupart des cas, je comprends. Mais quelquefois je vois "il est important de". Je ne comprends pas ça. J'ai pensé que ça devrait être "C'est important"

[@bashdarjaff9339]

salue alexa ,Merci beaucoup j'ai profité de toi 😘😘

[@UmeshYadav-gb3df]

Previous method is great but now it' s not as much clear to me

[@13funny84]

Hi

[@mohamednur7961]

Merci. Madame Alexa

[@angialshaiji321]

OK

[@hide904]

Vous êtes la héroïne qu'on mérite. :D

[@lepetitpamplemoussedore8785]

Your French is pretty good but we don't say "la héroïne" we say "l'héroïne " (I'm French)

[@inderbhatia4236]

Hello ma'am! The google translation for " He is a Russian" is "Il est Russe " And the translation for " He is a Belgian " is " C'est un belge " Could you please clarify?

[@FoodBhogue]

it should definitely be il est belge.... He is = il est

[@courtneyjoyfriesen9989]

The difference here is between He is Russian and He is a Russian. Il est Russe is literally he is Russian where as He is a Russian with the indefinite article could be translated, "C'est un Russe". However, I don't recall hearing the second one when I lived in France. People generally said Il est Russe.

[@gide5489]

@@courtneyjoyfriesen9989 He wrote "He is a Russian" not "He is Russian"

[@gide5489]

@@FoodBhogue and "He is a " = "il est un "? Did you mean "il est un Belge"?

[@PyjamaShark9]

Alors, "J'adore Paris, c'est une ville belle," mais aussi "J'adore Paris, il est beau" ?

[@user-vd8xy7cl9t]

l cant lareining blease make it sempl

[@13funny84]

Hi hi

[@angialshaiji321]

It refer to violence i thought it will follow c'est

[@adeshtyagi9917]

Bonjour Alexa. Je pense qui vous etes tres bien magnifique.

[@africanbeauty8456]

Alexa with respect I wish u teach u while we see u ur beautiful face

[@KhonChendaa-bd8jc]

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[@mamtasaggar6599]

Alexa, all of us want to see you. We’re are completely in love with you….❤️

[@marvingarcia7587]

Too much English to teach French!!! French learners want to hear French not English.!!!!

[@bobbymidha3901]

I agree

[@kunalsarkar1844]

I don't join you

[@tanayapaithankar1085]

dont change your format of teaching. C'est horrible! Je n'aime pas!

[@Legend-pd8uo]

baaaaaaad video

[@AnhNguyen-se5hi]

Legend then dont watch bruh

[@AnhNguyen-se5hi]

Posting a negative comment just wastes ur time and upsets other people

[@rosannamonteath9694]

why you got to be so mean

[@angialshaiji321]

Horrible also adjective