7 French Expressions To Make POLITE REQUESTS - Conversational French

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In this French lesson you'll learn 7 French phrases / expressions to make polite requests, so you can ask for something, ask for a favour, request permission or even order in a restaurant. We'll also discuss the tenses you should be using when making requests in French, to ensure they are as polite and respectful as they possibly can be. This video comes with an accompanying P.D.F which you can download above. It contains everything covered in the video and more. I hope you find this lesson useful. If you have any questions, please leave a comment!
À bientôt,
Cindy
P.S: Excuse the excessive blinking! 😅
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Bonjour ! I'm Cindy, a native French speaker. I moved to the UK in 2005, am now bilingual in French and English, have a degree in modern languages (English and Spanish) and a passion for teaching French. I wish you good luck on your French learning journey, and if you ever have any doubts or questions regarding a particular aspect of the language, give me a shout! I'm always happy to help!
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[@adammccarter6386]

I have been using what I’ve learned in the video during my stay in Saint Cheron and it totally working for me!!!!!

[@SSL_SSL]

Bonjour princesse française ! Ça fait longtemps. J'espère que tu es en bonne santé et heureuse. Continue ton bon travail !

[@Frencheezi]

Merci beaucoup. Oui tout va bien, juste très occupée en ce moment ! 🙂

[@lilymartinez1257]

I love your videos! You are a great teacher. Your English is perfect! ❤️

[@mooker6059]

merci pour cette cours

[@sandeepstar]

Fantastique, merci beaucoup!

[@alanclark1760]

Thank you Cindy; This is pushing my ability, and I think would help my wife as a beginner. We are back in Alicante for a few weeks, then back to the Haute Charente to winterise the cottage before returning to Spain for Noe;

[@stefanyvaleriaserpapasache3740]

I just found you and I’m loving all your videos! Btw your English is amazing. Sublime!

[@olivaramiller2312]

I am a beginner. Do you have an online class where the lecture is a bit slower? I'm dying to learn french.

[@kh23797]

Your admirable didactic style is reminiscent of my teaching French teens English back in the 1990s. We oldies might still 'pose' a problem or question today, but such French-originated niceties are seen as outdated and are no longer taught, so are becoming increasingly rare in spoken English in deference to 'cause' and 'ask'. The language is becoming adapted and simplified for its role as the ubiquitous _lingua franca._ Maybe this process is inevitable, but it's a pity when the language loses its charm in the process.

[@ashkanet8]

Thank you Cindy for your mail , a very informative KZbin video as well as the PDF. I wondered about the absence of an article in one of the sentences quoted in the PDF. 1) "Est-ce que ça vous dérangerait si je m’absentais cinq minutes ?" Is it not necessary to add pour before cinq minutes? 2) "Ça poserait problème si Thomas venait avec moi ?". Why is there no article un or de before problème? Hope to hear from you. Merci beaucoup

[@jeoh54]

Bonjour ashkanet8. I'm wondering if you ever got an answer to your questions about the articles in those sentences?

[@03757]

Cê bon 🇨🇦💯👍 salut(:

[@adam_meek]

Just -like- *as* in English.

[@rekhaharishankar3489]

💖LOVE FROM INDIA!💖

[@dhanalakshmisrinivas3727]

Sindy I want to learn words like how. Why. When could you

[@kingraiderr]

French is a beautiful language but the problem its too complicated and requires extra words to say something simple which makes it hard.

[@tymanung768]

French has simpler side, but of course, that is informal and spoken but often full of contractions, slang, abvreviations, etc. that are synonyms for more formal written side, so we have to learn words, phrases, sentences from both--- complexity and simplicity--- win some, loose some.

[@cooldad467]

Whenever you speak giving examples it needs to write on the screen

[@daisy1240]

Pourriez-vous me donner une baguette s'il vous plait ?

[@jeoh54]

Bonjour Daisy1240. I did pick up the typo on une baguette in the PDF. Is "me donner" necessary to complete the sentence? That means to give me, right? Thanks.