When to use TU or TOI in French... what's the difference?

[@google99e5]

Thank you so much for teaching to us french over 11 years Alexa! You make french easy and fun

[@olabsy]

Thanks Alexa. You make learning French interesting.

[@BabarZa1]

Thanks Alexa, it's always very nice to listen you. Very well explained Tu and Toi. Can you please make arrange a lesson to explain the use of serait, aurait, avait, étais.

[@vadenglish]

Alexa merci beaucoup pour votre lésons . J’étudier la français maintenant et j’adore votre vidéos . Merci et bonne journée

[@joyfulmayan]

Merci Alexa d'avoir expliquer les différences entre ces mots en français.

[@saharawwad5]

Merci beaucoup ❤

[@truefairytale164]

Pouvez vous faire les vidéos dans lequel vous nous parleriez à France comme le culture, histoire ou société en français s'il vous plaît.....❤❤

[@pinnacletrade2711]

This is so helpful. Ty

[@mrocksgamer3162]

Super informative 🙌

[@languagebrother]

Merci pour les vidéos !!

[@javerianasir6624]

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Merci !

[@Marry-g4n]

Merci beaucoup now I know to speak little things Aslo i use to teach my friend because I lean from you

[@froxdo]

Fantastic video thank you

[@mamtasaggar6599]

Merci beaucoup Alexa♥️

[@FahimRahman2042]

Merci❤

[@thekingempire1]

J’apprends beaucoup avec TOI.

[@MargaretUhligPemberton]

Very helpful!

[@sa21g22g23]

Merci beaucoup pour cette nouvelle themè du debut de vendredi

[@eliaskamau6698]

Very helpful mwalimu.

[@tsegaywelday5374]

Merci beaucoup alexa ❤️🥰

[@Giuseppe_Laudicina]

Thank you. I'm a bit confused, since in a famous song Charles sang "Et toi qui posais nue" from his La Boheme. any thought ?

[@rafadydkiemmacha7543]

Tu es manifique. Merci à toi 🤭

[@TrueNorthLocks]

Merci beaucoup Madame 🖤

[@medha-u9p]

Merci beaucoup madame Alexa. How can we know that the thing/ word is feminine or masculine.

[@AxoKandPogo]

Ahah That's to learn 😅

[@АленаДейнеко-я4щ]

It’s like in Ukrainian: ти, тебе, тобі etc ( variations of you or tu)

[@mohammadalodib4284]

We can simply say that ( toi) is an objective pronoun that comes after preposition and verb. Like / me / him / her … etc Am I right??

[@blitzkrieg5250]

Done

[@medha-u9p]

How can we use un and une

[@tatatim1228]

Simply there is no rule you should just read a lot to know if the word is masculine or feminine 😊

[@Lesrevesdhiver]

Strangely enough I know the difference between toi and tu but I would not be able to explain. One of those "you know it when you see it" situations.

[@meri.duniya.1930]

Wow

[@monicamadaan6260]

U r awesome ❤

[@daoudibrahim6208]

Pourquoi on ne dit pas ce livre est tien ?

[@Gary-pe4ce]

Je pense qu'il soit une version plus formal que 《à toi》 mais ce n'est pas courant.

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[@kimzeck9827]

💐💐💐

[@TheOmolade_O]

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[@SuperSpatman]

But what about "te?"

[@Gary-pe4ce]

Te = yourself, it is used as a reflexive pronoun, a COD (complément d'objet direct) or COI (Complément d'objet indirect) Anytime there is a reflixve verb (verbs that are normally se + infinitif example: se réveiller) it means you do that verb to yourself in the followong examples what you see in brackets are dropped in english Tu te réveille = you woke (yourself) up. Tu t'appelle comment? = how do you call yourself? / what is your name? For COD and COI, it is when it is someone else doing the verb to you. COD requires that the verb and yourself should have no préposition in between. Je t'appelle = I am calling you (appeler does not come with a préposition normally) Je te parle = I am talking to you (parler almost always comes with a prépostion either à or de, except when you say you speak a language) Or je parle de toi = I am talking about you

[@ehijiatorperfect1064]

Tu manges tout le pain. je mange tout le pain et toi? Oui restés chez (eux)(et) aujourd'hui habillé toi 🙈🙈

[@zohreranjbar573]

where are the other empathic pronouns

[@kyunhee_]

Its not easyy😵‍💫

[@Gary-pe4ce]

Think as this Tu = you (always) Toi = yourself (always) (Object) + à + toi = yours Subject + verb + à + toi = you (subject does verb that involves you indirectly unless it is a communication verb) Subject + verb + de + toi = you (subject does verb about you indirectly) (Object) + pour + toi = for you Imperatif + toi = yourself (giving a command to yourself or when someone give the command it is to you) Te = yourself (means yourself if the verb is a reflexive verb, if the subject is a different person then the subject does the verb to yourself...if that makes sense) Examples: Tu parles = you are speaking/you speak Parle-toi = speak to yourself Je pense à toi = I am thinking of you Il parle de toi = He's talking about you Elle te parle = She's talking to you Le sac-à-dos c'est à toi = the backpack is yours Il est pour toi = it is for you Tu te prends pour ton père = you take (yourself) after your father Do note for reflexive verbs, when translated the reflexive pronoun is dropped in translation so that last example in brackets is optional to be part of translation.

[@LunaciaBooks]

Tu is du in Norwegian, and toi is deg.

[@cubic3282]

bonjour madame 🍤l🥖🥖🥖🥖🥖🥖

[@gladisglz8176]

Merci beaucoup !