lingoni FRENCH (33) - L'article zéro - A1

[@lingoniFRENCH]

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[@ИбрагимИванов-э3р]

It is amazing that some words sound the same in French and Russian. Актер, журналист, душ. Easy to learn.

[@siddharthadhar]

Dear Madame Alicia Im a dentist like Jacques... 😃 Your classes are clear, concise and fun. Thank you for spreading your knowledge and giving us hope in the midst of this awful epidemic. Hope you are in good health. Do take care of yourself and keep radiating the light....

[@lingoniFRENCH]

hahaha ok! Tu es dentiste comme Jacques :D That's SO nice, thanks a lot for your kind words, and take excellent care of yourself too Siddharta ;)

[@MonacoBlast66]

Ce sont les meilleures vidéos français sur KZbin.

[@mujawamariyagaudence1827]

You are very good teacher

[@celotehanyaya]

I love Alicia 🎉 my favorite French Online Teacher

[@lingoniFRENCH]

:) merciiiii

[@bashiraaladib6984]

Merci You are best teacher

[@ijbah9278]

Learning a lot, j’apprend beaucoup. Tu es une très professeur

[@az_guidence]

merci beacoup pour ce leçon

[@ronaldwood1646]

So very helpful and clear fab fab

[@asthatewari2830]

Your voice is really good and accent top notch.❤

[@meghaastha3457]

Mami like the way u explain. Awesome

[@ruthsamaria9697]

so basically, i m learning in my class here in paris and then listening to you. You are the best Alicia. Cest un excellent professeur de francais. :)

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Wow, thank you! :)

[@feridbeyhesenli1064]

Gráce à vous, c'est très facile pour moi ❤

[@ОляМишульская-ш6б]

Thank You very much!!!

[@hashmatstanakzai1609]

I have learned a lot of conversations from ur KZbin channel many thanks

[@gonzalogelpi9943]

Muchas gracias por todo el esfuerzo y la dedicación para ayudarnos, se nota que hay mucho trabajo detrás de cada video. Escribo el mensaje en Español ya que se que lo hablas muy bien, Saludos de Argentina! :)

[@AliciaZ.]

Muchas Gracias por tu comentario Gonzalo :) Saludos de Barcelona !

[@gypsiepant]

You are such an amazing teacher- these clarifications are perfect. I've learnt so much from these videos! Merci beaucoup. Best regards from Nepal

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Thank you! 😃

[@bhupindersandhu3315]

The way of teaching is very good mam..

[@gabrielbiniam7900]

Good!

[@varaprasadganti8526]

Love you too

[@laavvale6381]

Thank you very much :-)

[@AliciaZ.]

You are very welcome ! :)

[@joukokarvinen5504]

Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo très utile ! Continuez comme ça :)

[@AliciaZ.]

Merci!

[@dilpreetkaur86]

Merci beaucoup Madàme vous aider ma beaucoup

[@kaursra3965]

Hi thanks u so much u are simply awesome teacher It would be great if u start putting some exercises with answers here as well to as a exam or sample paper

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Why don't you check our app lingoni.com? You'll find a lot of material!

[@kaursra3965]

lingoni FRENCH sure i will Merci beaucoup

[@CthulhununCagrs]

There are too many similiar words between Français and Turkish. We are writing and pronounce them at the same time as their pronouncation in French. It makes French just a "little bit" easier to learn for us. But just a little bit. :) Still lacking with the "r" sound. Will take time to get over. Thanks for the lesson Alicia, very helpful.

[@sawomirkrawczyk5145]

Very good explanation. Can you provide the more similar style like Jenny in German? Sometimes more examples is more useful than explanation.

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Absolutely. I've tried in the following videos to provide about 10 examples every time as it is very helpful indeed.

[@xienas]

Can you please explain "c'est" and the euqestion: "Quel est." How's it different from Qualle est?

[@abdurraufabdulmajeed6649]

Hello Alicia, Quick one pls. In the previous video, I learnt that you use DU for the male object and de la for feminine I.e., il a du temps, Elle a de la patience. But in this example, you said : Quel est le métier DE Marc. Isn’t Marc a male object. Hence shouldn’t be : Quel est le métier DU Marc? Would be lovely to hear from you. Thanks.

[@asthatewari2830]

Et and est are different right? I have heard people saying them as exactly the same.

[@lingoniFRENCH]

You are right, in some regions of France, this difference between the open and the close "e" literally does not exist and the pronunciation of these two words would be exactly the same. I do pronounce them differently though.

[@mumatteo]

Do we use this only for professions? I guess there must be many other occasions we might be required to use l'article zéro, I'm just reasoning...

[@halilibrahimozgul]

✔

[@derskonuanlatmlar8914]

When I use dan or dans. I do not know when I choice of of them and what is the meaning of dans or dan . And when I choice “sa” and what it’s mean in sentence. And also “se film” . Why you use “se” and its mean in sentence thanks in advance best

[@ogeidnomar4601]

I'm a bit confused with Il est vs C'est uses.

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Hi, In summary: *Impersonal Subject Pronoun Singular → c'est Plural → ce sont “C’EST” is followed by a noun. C’EST + ADJECTIVE always masculine singular is very common. *Personal Subject Pronoun Singular → il/elle est Plural → ils/elles sont IL EST” (ELLE EST, ILS/ELLES SONT) is followed by an adjective. It is + Place, It is + Time and Other Expressions More details: www.thoughtco.com/french-expressions-cest-vs-il-est-4083779

[@ccchhhristarrr]

Hello Alicia, can I ask why is it "C'est un excellent acteur" and not "Il est un excellent acteur" ? I thought "c'est" is for describing things and not people?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Hi dear, You would say: "Il est acteur", but if you add some info to qualify the noun actor, then you use c'est + un ou le before the noun: C''est un acteur merveilleux / C'est l'acteur qui joue dans mon film préféré.

[@Vy-if3zd]

Même moi je comprennais pas en français j'avais beau chercher c'est quoi l'article 0 j'ai beau chercher j'ai trouvé nul part un truc simple à comprendre, merci😭

[@NudgeTM]

When you said 'Marie est avocate', I thought you were supposed to liaise 'est' with 'avocat' so that you pronounce it as 'etavocate'. Is my observation wrong?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Bonjour ! That's a good question :) The linking after être + a noun/adjective/preposition/verb is optional. You can make it if it sounds softer to you and comes up naturally, but it's not a mistake not to do it. Hope that helped!

[@toomaspajuviidik8955]

SUSFA MOSE PARIS MADAM

[@salmakamel8071]

Est ce qu'on peut dire Marc est un tres mal avocat ?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

il faudra utiliser "mauvais". Marc est un mauvais avocat.

[@Mara94SoSrb]

Think you for your videos, they are amazing but PLEASE PLEASE don't say the wrong things so many times. For me as I'm learning French from scratch on my own, nothing sounds naturally, and I'm hearing the false things in your videos so many times. Maybe it would be okay to say it once or twice just as a warning and write it at the screen a few more times. Anyway, merci beaucoup Alicia!

[@cielbleu3177]

I really like your way of learning French language, but I have a point about your speaking is so fast. Try to be a little slowly. Please. So, all people who watching you are not native speaker. And thank you for all.

[@AliciaZ.]

Will definitely try “to hold my Horses” :)

[@selimgunay7479]

You can slow down videos

[@dayanamendozamakesmegay3582]

Hello Alicia, I have a question. Do the adjectives come before the noun the same way in English? Or they come after the noun like in Spanish?

[@remythemouse]

i am not a native speaker but as far as i know the adjective comes after the noun but there are exceptions like jeune, vieux, beau, joli, bon, petit, grand, gros, meilleur, nouveau