Practise your French pronouns EN vs Y

[@robertward4079]

I didn't understand how to use the pronouns y and en until I watched your videos. Alexa you're an incredibly gifted teacher. Your classes are so well thought out and they're really fun and enjoyable as well. You always explain everything in a way that is really clear to understand and you also have such a happy, kind and unpretentious demeanour. Thanks so for being such a wonderful teacher. I've been taking advantage of the lock down to learn French and your amazing classes and warm, glowing smiling face have been an enormous help during this crazy time we're living in.

[@Lesrevesdhiver]

It helps when there is a good instructor who is truly bilingual in French and English. I have watched a few French only videos from other instructors and it just didn't help.

[@kagkats]

That was my hardest class this semester but you have now made it easier..need to practice now

[@successwithnoellanzishura5549]

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[@quandinh8855]

You are the best teacher teaching French in the world. Thank you very much.

[@LuliBrazil]

You are great explaining something that was so difficult to learn till now.

[@Devilwisp]

Thank you for that video. I always had a big problem with y& en.

[@Pauline6247]

This was so useful. I really decided that I had to get my head around y and en and this video was amazingly helpful. Merci beaucoup!

[@adeebshafaq5960]

Je t'aime Alexa parce que vous expliquez très bien et très clairement.💕

[@gilespaco2011]

Merci beaucoup pour le cours!

[@blessingserhinyodavwe1452]

Always wondered how to apply that. ,"Y" Thanks

[@fathia7987]

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[@shroots88]

Thank you for your patience in explaining these concepts. And for going slow through the examples.

[@enah3298]

It was so much useful and grateful the explanation through the examples! bravo!

[@continental_drift]

I struggle with this so much but this video made the process little clearer. Thank you

[@Lesrevesdhiver]

FINALLY I found a video that explains things clearly. Thank you very much!

[@celeste-videography]

Thank you SO much for simplifying when to use y and en

[@revitellect3129]

Merci. Cette leçon est brilliant! 😁

[@ginahausmann2632]

Easy to understand explanation. Thank you!

[@gazalakhan8113]

Madame, cette lecon est vraiment merveilleuse! Merci beaucoup encore!

[@ss-xb8gb]

Merci! Your practice video series is very helpful, please keep up your amazing work!

[@Zioni5m]

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[@SunShine-fi5lb]

Is so easy to understood. Am so fall in her lesson. Make me just love to learn and hear her more.😀

[@DedicatedSpartan]

J'ai un exam coming up y et en will be included, I hope this helps me ace it.

[@stuartdryer1352]

Thanks for explaining this. The examples were incredibly helpful.

[@Ommbye]

Your teaching is excellent thanks so much!

[@MaricarPinangay05]

I had some trouble with this, not since I watched this. Thank you!

[@bhagyashrishendarkar8915]

You made the topic so easy. Could understand well. Merci beaucoup madame ❤

[@chocolatechip4519]

The pronoun Y makes sense now. Merci beaucoup Madame ! For a long time, I didn't know why we used "y" in phrases like: "Allons-y" ou "On y va". Je n'ai compris. Now I have a better understanding. Does anyone know if she has a video talking about the differences between the two phrases?

[@firereaver]

I believe allons-y means let's go there while on y va means we're going there

[@cezarcamelo]

Je les ai tous devinés, grâce à vos super conseils. Merci!

[@robertgordon6601]

Fantastic explanation

[@titanjedi]

This helped me immensely. Merci beaucoup !

[@walikhan090]

Je suis très fier de toi qu'on a une prof très gentille

[@ladozmoze1413]

Thanks alot for this illustrations

[@philippenachtergal6077]

To make things a bit harder, there is also "penser de" and therefore "en penser" "Penser de ..." is having an opinion about something/someone Que penses-tu de son nouvel amoureux ? (What do you think of his/her new lover ?) J'en pense beaucoup de bien (I think highly of him)

[@Gary-pe4ce]

You only use en if it is something, if it is someone you use the tonique lui Je pense hautement de lui (I think highly of him) Je voudrais vous parler de mes vacances = Je voudrais vous en parler (I want to talk to you about my vacation = I want to talk to you about it) Je te parle de lui = I am talking about him/her (to you)

[@zzdrive]

Faites vidéo sur la sujet pronoms EN et Y avec futur proche. Merci

[@kkermani692]

The best french class I could find on utube

[@prettyqueen8243]

thank

[@loayalnasser2472]

I was finding difficulties in French language in the past but now you make it easier than German 😘😘😘😘

[@ahmedhassan9139]

Amazing video, I also see so much en and y together in sentences so how can they be used combined!! For example if you are going somewhere to eat something, how can we use them???

[@user-is5px2vc3m]

You need to learn the order of these pronouns. If talking about these two only, y comes before en.

[@marmarestan]

DEAR ALEXA , some grammar rules like this one( y & n ) you teach amazingly and i learnt it completely but i don't know why i cant use it when i a am speaking , which way of practicing do you think , can solve my problem ?

[@rimaamrouche4309]

May I ask what app you are using to present the exercise and the explanation?

[@arushibarthwal8119]

I have my exam tomorrow and I'm binge watching you. thank you so much!!

[@irenechege5610]

I UNDERSTOOD IT .IT WAS SO HELPFUL

[@amrithashivshankar3537]

great explanation

[@kristenpeterson3930]

Fantastic. Thank you!

[@HealthyFitFree]

Omg I struggled to understand this yesterday but Alexa made is so much clearer! Merci beaucoup!!!

[@learnfrenchwithalexa]

Glad to hear!! 🤗

[@sudhachauhan5215]

this helped me so much for my exams.......Alexa, you're a lifesaver!!

[@marys2264]

I greatly appreciate your fabulous lessons! Merci beaucoup. 🗼

[@mercymarzo9196]

Thank you. I learned more from you.😘 Godbless

[@masquiroz]

VERY helpful, thanks Alexa

[@sunandawadyalkar6808]

Merci beaucoup...

[@TomT125]

Merci beaucoup pour la lecon

[@jaimelefrancais533]

What is the exact difference between en, Y and COD & COI ????

[@Dhdhagshdbfkfk]

Incredible teacher- thank you so much for sharing these vids.

[@garyobermuller1014]

Bonjour Alexa ! Merci merci ! La leçon est super. Je l'aime beaucoup.

[@andreibicu5592]

Shouldn't become

[@TheJayWay101]

No only te elides

[@garyobermuller1014]

Merci pour la leçon Alexa! Maintenant, je dois seulement pratiquer que vous avez déjà me enseigné.

[@alexsteinberg4496]

very helpful thank you

[@Ommbye]

Thanks so so much very very helpful!

[@agnesdamay6210]

Bonjour Alexa, Merci pour cette video. Juste une remarque. La lettre 'y' s'enonce 'i grec ' et non pas {i}.

[@kumaarmaniish]

Merci.

[@kaylarealist869]

Here for a test tmrw

[@gwynnevans7218]

Salut Alexa, I have a question re questions! En voulez-vous, but can I phrase the question Vous en voulez using intonation? Merci

[@Sofia-yp8cv]

This video helped me so much, thank you

[@bryanmanning6380]

Very helpful, thanks Alexa!

[@vastya.3255]

ma heroïne !! si vous avez pas encore fait, vous pourriez faire une video sur la liaison?

[@sarbjeetgill4077]

Liaison meaning in english.

[@vastya.3255]

@@sarbjeetgill4077 it means connection or link, basically when you pronounce letters that are normally silent, because of vowel collision (example: you can’t say a apple in English, we say an apple, the N is added to prevent vocal collision, in French liaison the N would be stressed for easier pronounciation ; ou êtes vous? (Where are you? Silent S for vous) , but in the question ‘ou est-ce que vous êtes?’ (Where is it that you are, a longer way to ask the same where are you question) , you do pronounce the S because of the liaison (you can’t say vou etes , it doesn’t run smoothly, so you say vouZet)

[@ashokkumar-zb2ds]

Je suis intéressant que vous enseignez très bon. Maintenant c'est claire. Pouvez vous me dire how to make a sentence properly in French?

[@devry22]

Do you recommend a website for some exercises on the pronomi y and en? Merci

[@christinazampas6515]

That was great lesson, great explanation an reinforcement. Love the exercises and your use of the pad.

[@WingITFlightSim]

C’est excellent vidéo ! Pour “Il y est”, vous pouvez “Il est lá” aussi ? Ça veux dire la méme chose ?

[@maliniarya2088]

Thank you, Alexa! Vous expliquez très bien 😊.

[@naseerkhanafridi9981]

merci beaucoup professeur

[@jennniferjohnson3397]

Merci beaucoup

[@vksadasivan4359]

I HV one doubt. In the 5th question can we write ILS Y SONT instead of LES ELEVES Y SONT?

[@bellatrizasca5351]

Merci Madam Alexa! Je suis ici pour apprendre le français.C'est ne pas facile! Je la adore! Tu est une magnifique professeur! Quand je ne comprend pas françes,je viens ici!👍

[@PoojaMiglani16]

This is excellent. Simplement !!!

[@whichone22]

You are a very good teacher. Tres bon!

[@estifanostesfamichael7718]

Merci beaucoup ce video

[@user-bp6dq9yw2f]

Thank you for that video. Y and EN can be confusing.

[@ossamaalbitar9559]

Merci bcp !

[@47thecam]

Best french teacher on youtube!

[@lamasleem7569]

Very helpful really. Thank you a lot

[@AlbinaTOR_2022]

Thank you for your lessons, Alexa!! Im Ukrainian girl who learning French with English speaker)) funny but usefull!! Pls advise me your gadget you work with during the video ;)

[@user-is5px2vc3m]

Pourquoi est-ce que nous plaçons ces pronoms avant Le verbe principal dans le futur proche?

[@twinicebear775]

Does it matter if I say "Elle ne le boit pas?" Is there a difference or is it just all the same

[@amrithashivshankar3537]

sup

[@hide904]

Merci pour nous expliquer ce sujet! J'aimerais que vous fassiez quelques vidéos à propos d'indirect et direct sujets pronoms. Encore, merci beaucoup Alexa!

[@toshith.kh2052]

nani?

[@seekeroftruth8758]

Hey Alexa! I love your videos and just wanted to say that practice is written with a C and not an A. Keep up the great work and dedication! Bisou bisou!

[@twosnakesonesword3299]

Sorry but practise is correct in other countries. Also depends on if it is a noun or a verb. Practise is the verb and practice is the noun, in the UK anyways. Many words have different spelling like apologise vs apologize. They are both correct and just depends on where you live or are from. Color vs colour; favorite vs favourite.

[@twosnakesonesword3299]

Did you mean a C not a S?

[@justatourist4105]

Merci beaucoup!!!

[@paramitapaul6788]

Please make a video with subjonctif

[@harshithgowni1528]

Alexa recordez-vouz en France, non? Est-ce que vouz tapez sur un clavier ? Le clavier francais est , non?

[@learnfrenchwithalexa]

Bonjour, le studio est à Londres et j'utilise un clavier anglais :)

[@sayalikhare5422]

How can I thank you?

[@teklitmihretab2739]

Merci bien!

[@shireenshillo9822]

Merci alexa pour éxplanation

[@jarbincks6715]

Thank you for teaching me what my (objectively terrible) french teacher couldn't. :)

[@jordanlagos9694]

J'aime tes explications !

[@pekka9150]

Bonjour Alexa! Merci beaucoup pour ce vidéo! I don't really understand how other would understand what you are saying when you don't mention the place where you are going to or the quantity ... I mean if you say "J'y vais = I will go there but how do we understand where you are going if you replace the place hein? Haha please explain for me professeur!

[@wayne19319]

Merci beaucoup, Alexa. J'aime bien vos vidéos. Elles sont très intéressantes.

[@annaoop2484]

Thank youuu so muchhh

[@YellowFlashOnDrums]

Is this sentence framed correctly: Les feuilles de l'arbre tombent à l'automne. Can we replace preposition à for en.

[@mike_49]

Les feuilles de l'arbre tombent en automne. Is this what you want?

[@YellowFlashOnDrums]

@@mike_49 i just want to know if the sentence is correct as per preposition rule or not?

[@YellowFlashOnDrums]

@@mike_49 this is because i never heard "in the autumn". So i am confused if it should be just "in autumn" or "in the autumn"

[@mike_49]

We can use "at the autumn" and "in autumn" Les feuilles de l'arbre tombent à l'automne and Les feuilles de l'arbre tombent en automne Both 2 work.

[@mike_49]

@@YellowFlashOnDrums in the way that your sentence is written is correct

[@onlyijen]

J'adore cette série. C'est très utile! Comment pourrais-je apprendre sans Alexa? Merci bien!

[@TIPPIE_DEMONE]

she explained this so beautifully and so perfectly. this is possibly the dumbest rule in the french language. thank you so much for the help