lingoni FRENCH (38) - Le complément du nom - de - A1

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[@auroraliterario6470]

Great lesson! Funny how english has a lot of prepositions from, of, by... And in Portuguese and French we use "de" for most of things. Thank u so much! It was so useful!

[@Luch0o0j156]

And also we use "de" in Spanish

[@balwinderkaurbomrah1677]

Very useful lesson Thank you so much

[@devendra1956]

Bon soir Madame. Your lessons are my path of success. Merci.

[@feridbeyhesenli1064]

cette leçon a été très utile, merci beacoup, Alicia 🙏

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Avec plaisir 😊

[@sawomirkrawczyk5145]

Excellent explanation.

[@newbarker523]

Useful lesson, thank you. Your teaching style is amazing and spot on for me. The text that appears when you speak is extremely helpful. Parfait 👍

[@Dawid-lb8fe]

Thank you for the de/à advice 😊

[@jasperadoto9165]

Waooo, Alicia i just love how strong and professional you are!

[@lingoniFRENCH]

:) Merci beaucoup.

[@mohibullah8]

Merci beaucoup pour le course

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Avec plaisir

[@KhaledKhaled-td9yq]

I have learned a lot from your videos ,lessons Just one thing in my humble opinion regarding the usage of (à )instead of de ,as far as i'm concern ,when something is used widely ,gradually will become the rule or the norm And thanks for work you do

[@Sirene-d9c]

Merci beaucoup

[@cabdinuurshiiqdoon555]

Merci beaucoup alicia

[@ivettenavarro7592]

Bonjour! I am a little bit confused, about 'du' and 'de'. I read that 'du' can also used to express appartenance. I hope you can help me. Merci

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Bonjour, yes that is true. Imagine you want to say it's the neighbour's car. You cannot say c'est la voiture de le voisin, DE LE is contracted in French and becomes DU, but this DU is a hidden "DE + an article". I hope that helped !

[@sawomirkrawczyk5145]

Very good composition of this lesson.

[@ronaldwood1646]

super revision fab fab

[@cabdinuurshiiqdoon555]

Merci beaucoup alicia thanks

[@hossainsiraj8406]

Merci beaucoup madame

[@sawomirkrawczyk5145]

Very useful explanation

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Thanks for liking

[@israrhassan5479]

Mercib💯✅

[@cocanutmelk220]

When saying something belongs to you, would you still use "de"? For instance, "The glasses are mine." Would it be translated as, "Les lunettes sont de moi"?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

In that case, you need to say : Les lunettes sont à moi/ toi/ lui, elle/ nous/ vous eux, elles. Excellent question though!

[@claudiamoretti1211]

Hi Alicia, could I please ask you why it is said "la voiture des voisins", but "un sac de bonbons"? My confusion is about the declination (singular VS plural) of de/des. Merci beaucoup

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Hi Claudia, these two examples are not expressing the same idea. in the first we say that the car belongs to the neighbors, so we use des as the English 's. However in the second one, we mean that the bag is full of candy, it's a bag OF candy, not "candy'S bag", so you need to put DE and not DES.

[@claudiamoretti1211]

Thanks a lot ❤️

[@StartledPancake]

So I have learned two important lessons here, firstly how to correctly use de to express affiliation and secondly how to get into a fight with a native French speaker.

[@emcarver8983]

😆

[@nataliaguzman3687]

Merci ! I like your nails haha😊

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Thank you! 😃

[@dinisaurusfilm]

Bonjour! Dear Alice, do we have to use the article defini before the (de)?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Bonjour :) Give me an example in a sentence, to make sure I understand well, amd Ii will tell you if it works or not.

[@dinisaurusfilm]

@@lingoniFRENCH oh I'm sorry, what I meant is, do we have to use the article defini after the (de)? like "la raquette de tennis" and not "la raquette de le tennis"? or "le sac de bonbons" not "le sac du bonbons?" because I see the sentence "le livre de la bibliotheque" and its using the article (la).

[@Alexander-td4kg]

Was that 3:26 también spanish? 😂 how many languages do you speak?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

oops :) haha

[@aminbehnam1830]

❤❤

[@frs535]

It seems that “the French de” is similar to the English of.

[@mirko7587]

3:26 did I hear spanish?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

oooopsyyyy :)

[@NargesHatami-s9j]

🎉🎉❤

[@franks1450]

T'es belle 😀

[@hossainsiraj8406]

très bien très jolie

[@halilibrahimozgul]

✔

[@NargesHatami-s9j]

❤🥰🥰

[@cabdinuurshiiqdoon555]

Merci beaucoup alicia

[@NargesHatami-s9j]

❤🥰🥰

[@cabdinuurshiiqdoon555]

Merci beaucoup alicia

[@cabdinuurshiiqdoon555]

Merci beaucoup alicia

[@cabdinuurshiiqdoon555]

Merci beaucoup alicia

[@cabdinuurshiiqdoon555]

Merci beaucoup alicia