Learn Useful Phrases for Beginners - A1 [with Alicia]

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[@frs535]

With you, I will be fluent in French, because the way you teach is fantastic! You repeat a lot. You are professional, Alicia!

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Thank you so much! 😃

[@espindolaluh]

How is doing your progress?

[@zeynepkucuk243]

Thank you Alicia. I’m learning French from the zero with you and I really enjoy your lessons!

[@lingoniFRENCH]

That's great!

[@DannyMatapi]

Thanks Alicia your lessons are pretty good!!! straight to the point! You're very beautiful btw

[@tufayelhussain6402]

merci beacouep.. Alicia

[@Diana-dh2tc]

Perfect... Merci beaucoup

[@samizaki9514]

j'ai tout compris. Merci beaucoup.

[@omarmukhtar9782]

Merci!!!🌻🎁

[@adammohammed2636]

Merci beaucoup

[@mypianokapralova]

Merci!

[@kalpanark461]

THANK YOU MAM..

[@woronaoleg4222]

Me piace molto tuoi videos francese. Grazie Alicia.

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Prego ! :)

[@jean-claudeira5726]

Tank you somuch au revoir

[@nicolasmirson3332]

I wanted to thank you, i had to take the A1 during quarentine and this videos helped a lot to practice! Amzing how clear and good your classes are! Thanks!

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Thanks a lot! Really happy you found them useful.

[@Hirschbergs]

Oh my god, your videos are amazing!!!! I‘d love to see more!

[@warriorlion9818]

Masallah, this is great sister Alicia and our teacher,may our creator bless and protect you and your families for your hard working we can't love you less, one love one,one heart

[@dennissanchez6886]

Videos are very helpful.

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Glad to hear that!

[@alizaijan1616]

I like your Tesching so much

[@sawomirkrawczyk5145]

Very useful.expressions

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Glad you liked it

[@cabdinuurshiiqdoon555]

Merci beaucoup alicia

[@ফ্রান্সল]

I like your all video

[@anamikaangelsingh]

Love ur videos

[@victoriaa9774]

thank you so much ! j’adore votre prononciation !

[@Nouralddin55]

Je compris tres bien

[@alexandrlevichev]

Merci beaucoup, Alicia!

[@lamasleem7569]

Merci bien 👌

[@robertsong2973]

❤

[@mauriziosanfilippo3346]

😃

[@heinnerdavidrinconcertuche9668]

I love the way you explain, all of it is practical, THANK YOU very much Lingoni group! You're the best!

[@lingoniFRENCH]

You're very welcome!

[@jesuspedraza4257]

excellent lessons, i really like the way you teach, thank you

[@tigeryt2369]

Merci madame très bien 👌👍👌

[@nadagamal8046]

This lesson is very useful Thanks

[@edliramucajstaff8469]

Merci beaucoup Alicia! Vous êtes vraiment un bon professeur.

[@lingoniFRENCH]

C'est très gentil, merci ! :)

[@user-hd1bk2jv9d]

Merci beaucoup!!!

[@aleksandra1900]

J'adore ton pull :D et tes leçons sont utiles

[@lingoniFRENCH]

haha merci !

[@busymama3372]

Thank you. Glad i found ur videos

[@Melisa-sb1qk]

Trés bien💕

[@ulchasinger3546]

Great lesson

[@adeebshafaq5960]

Merci beaucoup Alicia ❤

[@musakaya5039]

Mieux que parfait!

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Woooow! ;) MERCI beaucoup!!

[@musakaya5039]

@@lingoniFRENCH De rien! 😊

[@laraalsalamoni8727]

Salut! Merci beaucoup pour votre temps. Can I simply say : Tu peux repeter, s'il te plait ?(Informal) without Est-ce que in the beginning ?

[@LuisNOJ3]

Really well put together! . Saludos desde España, enhorabuena!

[@amelghazal3159]

I love you My sister ❤❤🇩🇿

[@averyyang7154]

It's great to see you recap sentences at the end. It really helps me a lot. Merci beaucoup !

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Thanks for letting me know! Will keep on doing that :)

[@andrearondon8972]

Your videos are helping me SO much to learn french this cuarentine, thx so much Alicia

[@lingoniFRENCH]

haha thanks a lot! :)

[@suberkarschten]

J'aime le pull que tu portes.👍

[@_satamohammed5685]

شكرا🥰🥰🥰

[@lyricswithsarah5031]

Hi Alicia)just adore ur videos coz they re really useful)u r perfect in teaching french!Love ya much♡

[@lingoniFRENCH]

That's so nice! Thanks a lot and glad you're enjoying the vids! :)

[@dernayt2728]

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[@Victor-fg1ky]

I keep wondering how I`m just watching these videos for the first time while searching for other French videos to learn from. These videos are really insightful. Does Lingoni French design its study packages to help students who intend to write the TEF DALF exam for immigration. I just started learning French last month and I intend to study hard to write the B2 TEF exam eventually.

[@NudgeTM]

Hi Alicia, I learnt somewhere else that 'on' is another way of saying 'nous'. Please is this correct?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

bonjour, it is. on is simply the informal versión of Nous, ,it is the one we use commonly/spontaneously when we speak. on

[@enad1966]

@@lingoniFRENCH Thank you very much ;)

[@tigeryt2369]

I need more videos please 👍🙏🙏🙏

[@Игор-л2б]

Hello Alicia.When asking questions in French, is the construction of the sentence always the same like when not asking the question? Tu peux repeter,s'il te plait? (as a question) and Tu peux repeter,s'il te plait! (as an order) I cant trust google translater so better ask you :)

[@anna-mariadiarra6485]

Hi, Alicia! I'd like to thank you for these amazing lessons, they are really helpful. Can you please explain me the following thing: why do we use the construction " Est-ce que" to ask " Est-ce que vous pouvez parler plus lentement?" , but don't use it when we say " Vous pouvez répéter, s'il vous plaît? "

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Hello! Thanks for your question :) Actually I just used an alternative form to ask a question, but Est-ce que would have been fine too. So Est-ce que vous pouvez répéter or vous pouvez répéter, or pouvez-vous répéter is something you could say, The only thing that changes, is how "formal" the question sounds.

[@anna-mariadiarra6485]

@@lingoniFRENCH Thanks a lot!

[@aquilesesquivoelcovichooo6891]

Comment on dit “Alicia is the best French teacher “ en français,,,,,, nice sweater teacher 👨‍🏫

[@uncorrupted7832]

Video watched on April 23rd, 2022

[@mirjamusaj8774]

Hi, I would also like more slowly ... Thanks!

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Hi, Sorry for the too fast speed of this video! While waiting for it to be eventually flipped over, you can adjust the speed to slow it down. This is in the settings at the bottom right of the video (playback video). Thanks!

[@mirjamusaj8774]

I didnt know for this option, thanks a lot!

[@leonnuevo8256]

Merci beaucoup! Et comment on dit “like & love ” en français? I don’t think just one word -aimer! I’d appreciate it if u can help me !! !

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Hi Leon, you have a lesson on this subject kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5zYhJKlr6qZY5I ! :)

[@esraaelbasha8315]

Hello, can you please help me: 1- Ils sont à Paris, we pronounce the t at the end of sont 2- Je vais à paris, we dont prounce the s of vais And thanks so much for ur series very very helpful

[@lingoniFRENCH]

They are both facultative linking. you can do it if it sounds natural to you but it is not a compulsory linking in these cases, I have a lesson coming soon about " les liaisons !"

[@tychophotiou6962]

You are a fantastic teacher Alicia but you would be even better if you slowed down when reading the sentences. Sometimes it sounds like one long word. There should be at least a slight pause between each word that I think most teachers find difficult.

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Hi, Tycho. Sorry for the too fast speed of this video! While waiting for it to be eventually flipped over, you can adjust the speed to slow it down. This is in the settings at the bottom right of the video (playback speed). Thanks!

[@areejda345]

Question : what does "veut " mean? Que veut dire "veut" En francais? /practice/

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Bonjour, it means: he or she wants, and it comes from the verb VOULOIR. you would say: il ou elle VEUT.

[@danielalove8206]

I also would like to know, "How do I say/pronounce this?" or "How do you read this?" both formal and informal will be helpful. Thank you ( :

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Bonjour: Comment on prononce ça ? Comment on lit ça ? Would work perfectly! :)

[@r.beyzas]

It is hard to know both formal and informal way :')

[@fundatamdogan]

May be because of I know latin ,I could guess meaning of the verbs :)

[@israrhassan5479]

✅💯✅

[@kgbagent5074]

Comment on dit pay homage in français ?

[@saakshaaradhya4797]

how is "parler" used in "est-ce que vous pouvez parler plus lentement" and not parlez since it's coming with "vous"??

[@lingoniFRENCH]

There already a conjugated verb with "pouvez", so the verb that follows this conjugated verb goes in infinitive!

[@rubenjohn7010]

I have a question. To which group does the verb 'can' belong and how do you conjugate it in French? Tu peux répéter ,s'il te plaît . And Vous pouvez répéter,s'il vous plaît. In these sentences,why is répéter not being conjugated? And usually while conjugating verbs with informal you ( tu) we remove the r and add an s , why is that not so for peux?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Hello, The verb is POUVOIR, it is a verb of the 3rd group. In the sentence tu peux/vous pouvez répéter, the structure tu peux is followed by an infinitive : tu peux finir, prendre, aller, manger, etc...

[@jemalfegi1993]

I love you

[@uncorrupted7832]

I didn't know that there were two ways of saying excuse-me, one formal and the other informal, I was only using excuse-moi lol!

[@omarel-mosba7646]

how do i say "i don't speak french fluently" or "i speak french a little bit" ?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Hi, You could say "Je ne parle pas français couramment" ou "Je parle un peu français".

[@omarel-mosba7646]

Merci beaucoup 😊

[@NudgeTM]

@@lingoniFRENCH I thought I had to put 'de' between 'un peu' and 'francais'.

[@ashishsharma_nb9725]

I really don't understand last two..*comment on dit* ....plz help

[@atakanyesil7690]

Idk how to say where im from in fr

[@lingoniFRENCH]

you could say: je viens de …. je suis de …. litterally I come from/ I am from… hope that helped!

[@bilalfarukguler9897]

Je ne sais pas. +verb is !!savoir!!+3rd group. FORMAL WAY Je n'sais pas. (Informal way. In other words, daily language) Je n'me souviens pas. ( Daily language ) Je ne me souviens pas. ( Formal way ) Je ne comprend pas. ( Formal way ) Je n'comprend pas. ( Daily language ) Je suis désolé, je ne comprends pas. ( Formal way ) Excusez-moi. ( Formal way ) Excuse-moi ( Daily language ) Pardon. Tu peux répéter s'il te plaît. 🙏 = Daily Language or Informal way Vous pouvez répéter, s'il vous plaît = Formal way Est-ce que tu peux parler plus lentement? = Informal way Est-ce que tu peux parler plus lentement, s'il te plaît? Est-que vous pouvez parler plus lentement, s'il vous plaît? = Formal way Comment ont dit ''to work'' en français? Ça veux dire quoi ..travailler.. en français? Que veut dire ..travailler.. en français?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Yeaaah!

[@sepidehirani5893]

Just a bit slower on the new words please 🙏

[@tychophotiou6962]

When you said excuse moi and excusez moi it sounded like you said the same thing twice. You said them much much too fast for my brain to register any difference at all.

[@lingoniFRENCH]

That's fair enough, thank you for this constructive remark. I have a tendancy to speak too fast that's true, I need to REALX :D, sorry about that!

[@abdulwahabnour1587]

Comment on dit "french is very hard language " en français?🤣

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Le français est une langue très dure / compliquée ? :)

[@hamzaikromov1985]

Thnx Alicia. I am learning English as well from your lessons....

[@aquilesesquivoelcovichooo6891]

French is easy they said they saiiiiiidddddddddddd😂😂😂😂

[@mehrabjiryayi1916]

Merci beaucoup

[@fatinatgh7298]

❤

[@mr_imranfr7519]

Merci beaucoup