The Verbs adorer, aimer, and détester in French! - A1 [with Alicia]

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[@espindolaluh]

I'm brazilian, and i think it's the better french course that i ever saw. It's so easy to understand what you say, you english is so clean and your explication is so good... Thank you for do this free for us! :)

[@lingoniFRENCH]

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[@ugur_cantekdemir7540]

Your accent is too beautiful !

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Thanks 😅

[@uncorrupted7832]

Very beautiful or really beautiful, "too" is used negatively!

[@david59417]

Sometimes due to her pause I feel that my internet is not working......but brilliant lectures....thanks alicia

[@lingoniFRENCH]

hahah ok thanks a lot !

[@RNSMAN2K23]

I like how you explain all the verbs with good context, something a lot of language channels don't emphasise on. Hope u get a million subs!

[@lingoniFRENCH]

That's great, thanks a lot for your comment ;)

[@ChristineV5]

I appreciate your relaxed manner in which you teach. My pronunciation is greatly improving because of your beautiful and clear pronunciation. Merci beaucoup.

[@MarthaLuciaDiazAcosta]

Merci! Its so nice to listen to a real French Teacher with beautiful French accent :) I am starting to review it :) I studied in Paris 20 years ago no one really here to practice it with, I love the language and culture. A plus!

[@maryamadham837]

J'aime beaucoup cette leçon et merci beaucoup 🥰♥️

[@franzhirtz7426]

Cette jeune femme de France est multiglotte et j'aime la façon dont elle explique le français en anglais. Elle parle très bien : c'est clair et assez lent pour nous, les apprenants. Le portail lui-même est fortement recommandé Les films et les exercices sont excellents

[@ahmtt3]

ur english is so much clean. my english is b1 and i quite undertand that much perfect. And I really liked Alicia. . Her teaching skills are nice. imma finish those A1 lessons then imma continue with A2. Tysm Alicia!

[@queridojaleko_]

thank you!!! i really liked this lesson, i am portuguese speaker and I can speak a little bit of english and now I am learning french.

[@uncorrupted7832]

I can't thank you enough for all these lessons, I find your accent extremely fascinating, not to mention your methodology is top-notch as well! A hidden gem on KZbin!

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Super! Merci beaucoup :)

[@michaeldresco7285]

J'aime ètudier la merveilleuse langue française avec toi, Alicia!

[@nicoc.1897]

I really like your videos. Are the best that I saw on youtube until now. thank you very much!

[@russell-blake]

j'aime tes leçons merci beaucoup ! :)

[@manandhasmana46]

You are the only one who is helping my French grow Merci beaucoup 😊

[@lingoniFRENCH]

You're welcome 😊

[@williamrivers5903]

J'adore étudier le français comme mon troisième langue

[@abdox86]

"Je t'aime beaucoup mon amour", thanks for this brilliant content, french would be my third language to learn and it's quite fun & tough, nice work "Merci Beaucoup!!"

[@adrianafernandez1086]

J'aime bien Alicia!! Your lessons are brilliant

[@meshyamrocks-ij1on]

Sexy

[@md6498]

J'adore ce leçon !

[@siddharthadhar]

J'aime beaucoup votre classes.

[@Kashvi_champ]

Hi Alicia. Thank You so much. I like your way of explaining each and every term clearly particularly while pronouncing it was very good. Can you please provide the free work sheets for every video so that it can be more helpful to practice.

[@euclidesfernando16]

Merci pour cette vidéo incroyable 😊 j'aime beaucoup tes vidéos

[@Springy13]

I don't know how my level will be or if this will turn out as I want it to, but so far this is really helpful, and your way of instruction is really helpful and simple and motivating to keep going. J'aime bien ce

[@mayatheartist6170]

J'aime bien cette lesson! Merci beaucoup pour ce cours!

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Avec plaisir 🙂

[@andrelangraf6850]

Excellente vidéo! J'apprendre beaucoup avec votre classes.

[@warriorlion9818]

Masallah, this great sister Alicia or my teacher ,may our creator bless and protect you and your families in all ways for your efforts ameen and we too ameen once, one love, one heart

[@Doingnothing329]

its really useful ....am beginner for french and I really understand your teaching ....actually i love your teaching ....its great...😀😗 thank a lot ....

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Thank you! 😃

[@fundatamdogan]

merci :)

[@aquilesesquivoelcovichooo6891]

Thanks teacher Alicia 😊😊

[@seoulmate1360]

J'aime beaucoup écouter le son de la pluie.

[@denizhankalkan]

Thank you so much !

[@IpVp4Fun_]

Thank you!

[@WalaLang-um1tz]

Salut Alicia J'adore ce leçon et j'aime lecture ❤❤❤

[@absolutumdominium6551]

J'adore Alicia

[@faiz7372]

J'adore étudier le français

[@sharunkumar4806]

Hello Alicia, Does this entire A1 series prepare me well for the A1 exam ?

[@abuyoutubebah2140]

J' aime Alicia, hahahaha

[@arnesmebye2513]

Hi, I really like your videos, especially the way you emphesize how the French normally will put it in everyday talk. One question: Is it common to skip the 'ne' when talking? You write "je n'aime pas..." but when you talk to someone you would rather simplify it by saying "j'aime pas..."?

[@grouloulle]

Yes.

[@bewelat828]

Je m'palle Bê Welat et j'aime français! Merci beaucoup Alicia!

[@avilinbinuviavinbinuivb253]

Nice explaining

[@renatomorello4318]

Je t’aime! J'adore tes leçons!

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Merci beaucoup, c'est gentil!

[@Jigmenork]

Renato Morello j ‘adore la Francias

[@MusaMohammed-s9h]

Your English is very fluent.Alicia

[@tufayelhussain6402]

merci beaucoup Alicia sœur

[@nabeelahabbas5694]

Thanks, Alicia, for your lessons I would like to know the exact difference between " je n'aime pas trop" and "je n'aime pas beaucoup"

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Veeeery subtle difference, I actually consider that there are both expressing the fact that you "don't like much" something in 2 different ways.

[@nabeelahabbas5694]

@@lingoniFRENCH Merci beaucoup

[@royamsv95]

Thank you very much.

[@cabdinuurshiiqdoon555]

Je suis fan de alicia merci beaucoup alicia thanks four

[@theautistic.teacher]

Merci❤

[@JunctionToMusou]

Would you use the same word for love when referring to different familial relationships? So, for example, would you still say "j'aime" when you're referring to loving your children or your parents as you would when you say you love your spouse?

[@BalaBelgium]

J'aime ce cours

[@cabdinuurshiiqdoon555]

Merci beaucoup alicia thanks four you

[@cabdinuurshiiqdoon555]

Merci beaucoup

[@nabiollahkhodadadi4614]

I wish you could give more examples and repeat in them in videos .

[@waheedmahrami4421]

Merci beaucoup 😉

[@uncorrupted7832]

Video watched on March 29th, 2022!

[@josenkr888]

J'aime beaucoup la video

[@Lalit_Yadav_1000]

j'adore this content.😋😋

[@ANRALOGI]

j'aime beaucoup ce leçon

[@cabdinuurshiiqdoon555]

Merci beaucoup alicia thanks four

[@ytypical]

*Can you plz heart this comment because your lessons really help me and i actually never got hearted by one of my favourite channels! :D* And how do you say ( You are Awesome! ) in French?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

I can't believe you never got a heart before! Thanks a lot for this kind comment of yours.

[@Kaya_ll]

Hello Alicia, I have a question and I am not sure if you explained it in another video. When do we use capital letters in French? I heard that it is not used the same way in English. Thanks in advance!

[@patrickcase3126]

j'aime bien ce cours

[@aroundworldnews]

you are glowing

[@morningstar6035]

J’aime Alicia😅

[@cristianroche4512]

j'adore la leçon XD

[@ruthdsilva7926]

Bonjour Mademoiselle Alicia. For a person which would be more stronger ? Saying J'aime or J'adore ?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Bonjour ! Nothing can beat : Je t'aime. :)

[@ruthdsilva7926]

@@lingoniFRENCH Merci beaucoup Mademoiselle Alicia 😃😃 I just started watching your videos everyday. You're an amazing French teacher and I'm enjoying learning French with you😃

[@arlix6845]

j aime beaucoup lingoni

[@RakibKhan-sx5ue]

I love you so much

[@Mandeepsingh-ve8zg]

It is quite helpful than paid classes

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Thank you for the compliment! We always try to offer quality courses, even for free! And we have a paid web app where you can find many exercises to practice your French!

[@Mandeepsingh-ve8zg]

@@lingoniFRENCH i wil try it in my leisure time

[@Mandeepsingh-ve8zg]

@@lingoniFRENCH ist diese Website verfügbar in Indien?

[@bigmuscleman3250]

j''aime bien

[@slunexpectedgirl962]

How do you say „I despite“

[@محمودالبشاش-ع4ض]

does it right to talk about love by using "J`adore" ? Or "j`aime" is the only way to express love

[@namename-ph7bg]

I'd like to know that as well

[@MohamedSalahElShamy]

bonjour, i have a question , you said before that it's common to not use ´´ne´´ will putting a negative sentence so this means i can say ´´je suis pas fan´´ instead of ´´je ne suis pas fan´´?

[@teymurasgarli9506]

Good day Alicia. How do you think, is this a good idea to learn nouns with different articles? For instance, learning bruit as le bruit, un bruit, les bruits, ce bruit? This is all I could get from previous lessons, hope it is correct. (I understand ce is not an article, but anyway )

[@afn6880]

Je aime bien le class de français

[@Unknown-tu9pe]

Bonjour mesami

[@harshitdhoundiyal2644]

Mi maestra favorita

[@CakeOnCrack]

Je n'aime pas ce bruit mais j'adore beaucoup le silence, tu aimes bien le bruit?

[@devendra1956]

Bonjour Madame. I have completed 8/55 lessons in A _ 1 level. Can you advice me as a student of your ( Vou) Abientot.

[@ashajoseph4620]

Hi alicia how do we say oh my god in french ... and I like yr vdeos I am from india

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Oh mon Dieu ! :D

[@bhavinpatel8321]

Hello

[@CallMe_Kaioh]

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[@kakiradi4746]

💐

[@fawadbahij8871]

Hello ma'am, thank you for your efforts in making learning videos. but as further as we go, lessons are getting harder, which is normal. but the way you pronounce and go over sentences, I feel like you are teaching native french speakers or teaching to upper intermediate level. in addition, what I most like to see from instructors is the encouragement and commitment to teaching. I'd appreciate if you consider this point. Regards

[@mutitokamau2365]

I have a question. Like I love you is je t’aime, how about if I want to use the verb l’adoration?

[@blankahorvath2500]

I think it's Je t'adore

[@theautistic.teacher]

J'adore Madonna et Marilyn Manson ❤😌

[@nct9954]

What is the difference between Aimer and S’aimer

[@lingoniFRENCH]

To love something or someone, or to love each other.

[@adellaeta]

J’aime bien ce vidéo ❤

[@lingoniFRENCH]

J'aime bien cette vidéo ! :)

[@vini6699]

what about the verbe "haîr"?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

C'est vraiiiii, j'aurais pu le mentionner aussi !

[@gladisglz8176]

Merci !

[@NancyMancarious]

Hello Alicia, question please; now that the pronunciation of 'j' and 'g' are exchanged in French in oppose to English. Why do the word 'Jazz' is pronounced as the English Jazz and not gazz?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Salut Nancy, I wouldn't say the sound is exchanged. Can you give me a concrete example of this? Maybe I don't get what you mean by that :) Jazz would anyways be a bit of an exception and is pronounced the same as in English because it's not a French word and we keep the "universal" pronunciation I'd say!

[@NancyMancarious]

@@lingoniFRENCH Hiiiii ... ah I get it now. Thank you. I meant that while learning the alphabet, the pronunciation of the two letters is exchanged. And so I thought that would be the same for the words.

[@liamflynn7310]

Would you say, >?

[@agirsor2747]

How do we say ( You did a great job ) in French

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Bon travail ! ;)

[@nabiollahkhodadadi4614]

Meci beaucoup

[@prathammusic1]

bonjour can u plz tell me the difference between - j'aime and je l' amine ?

[@alexandrerivet5370]

J’aime is I love je l’aime is I love him/her/it with l’ being the direct subject pronoun

[@just_0blivi0n]

what happened to jacques

[@presentobeing6203]

j'aime (your hair)

[@tophbeifong574]

At 1.58: the sentence was 'Je l'aime beaucoup' but i couldn't hear the l, is this how we read it just like j'aime?

[@cocanutmelk220]

The "L" in "l'aime" is pronounced, but she speaks a bit fast so it's hard to hear it.

[@tophbeifong574]

@@cocanutmelk220 Thanks a lot!:)

[@kaursra3965]

J’aime beaucoup vous 🙂 Does this mean i really appropriate u ?

[@kaursra3965]

J’aime or je t’aime difference ??

[@cocanutmelk220]

​@@kaursra3965 j'aime = I like Now, "je t'aime" means I love you. It's usually meant for a significant other. I know what you're trying to say for "j'aime beaucoup vous" but it is grammatically incorrect. It's actually "je vous aime beaucoup" and it could mean "I appreciate you a lot/very much" if given context, such as "Merci beaucoup pour le leçon ! Je vous aime beaucoup pour ton aider"

[@kaursra3965]

Hey please ...your video no 46 in A1 level is private is that by chance or its not needed for a1 ?

[@lingoniFRENCH]

Hi Kaur, The new version is coming soon!

[@anukrahcr721]

I.. kinda write French by replacing the English words by French. I dont know the order of sentences. Please teach me that

[@cocanutmelk220]

I recommend this link. It helps with a lot if you're a beginner! francais.lingolia.com/en/grammar/sentence-structure It also has practice exercises to help. I hope it helps!