The French You Need for Vacation

French for vacationers, covering the basics of beginner French and a little bit more. Knowing a little bit of the local language can make for a better trip in France (or one of the many French-speaking countries around the world).
0:00 Introduction
0:10 Greetings
1:02 How are you doing?
1:13 Getting directions
1:44 Asking politely
2:40 Asking for prices
2:56 Putting it all together
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[@thierrymoniot4333]

Nous dirons plutôt "à droite" ou "à gauche" que "à la droite"... We say "à la droite" or "à la gauche" to say "to the right/left of somebody" (at the diner table e.g.)

[@dandychiggins6802]

That made no sense. Babbel has failed you.

[@thierrymoniot4333]

Ok. So as a native french speaker I do know how the french in this "lesson" is wrong. But sorry I didn't convince you.@@dandychiggins6802

[@whitewtrr]

Do one with german