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If you've only studied French at school or with books, spoken French from real life can sound like a complete new language!
Be don't be frustrated. I'm sharing a few tips that will help you understand native French speakers very easily !
Si vous avez appris le français à l'école ou bien avec des livres, le français parlé de la vie réelle peut avoir l'air d'un tout nouveau language !
Ne soyez pas frustré. Je vous partage quelques conseils qui vont vous aider à comprendre les francophones très facilement !
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[@FrenchmorningswithElisa]

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[@djamelnaser3207]

Vous êtes très belle

[@annecatherinelegros2499]

@@djamelnaser3207 🤣🤣

[@djamelnaser3207]

@@annecatherinelegros2499 😅😅

[@floriankugel6782]

So i‘m german and i just started with learning french, i try to understand something but not a single word. No front to her, i thing it is more me. 😅 But it was very satisfying to listen to her.😊

[@berrettemmett7053]

bella fiketta :D.

[@Littlefighter1911]

I now understand why she's so understandable. She talks at like 30% of the "normal" speed.

[@_sstyloideuss_]

Lol so true

[@Brea9182]

nah je dirais plus 70%

[@neilwilson5785]

and 40% of English is French

[@anaellegontier-helbling3987]

William the conqueror was French, and when he became king of England the court (and other educated people) spoke French for decades, so a lot of English words actually come from French because of that!

[@Enochulator]

@@anaellegontier-helbling3987 William the Conqueror was a Norman, who spoke Old French, he wasn’t French.

[@darianeupokoeva1080]

you have an amazing pronunciation for the beginners, it's so clear!! i started learning French just recently, but it feels so motivating to actually understand quite a lot already :) thank you so much, it helps a lot to practice listening! ❤

[@ghita562]

can you pls share with me your method I'm also a beginner in french.

[@darianeupokoeva1080]

tbh, i started learning it at my university 😅 but our professor always tells us how helpful it is to listen to actual conversations, discourses, etc without subtitles. i think it helps you get used to phonetic characteristics, even if you don't always understand every word. also, if you watch videos it's easier to connect unfamiliar word with its meaning and you can possibly guess it thanks to visual component. of course, it helps me because i also learn grammatical rules/vocabulary, but it's a nice way to memorize information for a long period :> hope this helps!! and good luck with your learning journey ❤

[@ghita562]

@@darianeupokoeva1080 thank you so much. Those are some great tips. Wish u best of luck too✌️

[@Trekiros]

She speaks extremely slowly, it might be good for beginners but you'll eventually want to view her videos at 1.5x speed to get a more authentic version of the spoken French language. When you're ready for it. No rush. But yeah, this is not what most French people sound like so it won't be actually that helpful in real life.

[@cassu6]

@@darianeupokoeva1080 Yeah that's how I learned English as a kid. Understood some basic words you needed to play videogames, and the rest came from watching English youtube. Hope to do the same with French although French content is way more limited and as an adult I feel it's harder to absorb

[@Abi-ol2io]

le fait qu'elle parle super lentement pour les personnes qui apprennent c'est vraiment adorable

[@MotionlessPuppet30]

Couldn't understand a single sentence, only a few words. The language sounds so beautiful, I wish I could actually understand this. You seem like a good teacher.

[@fldas7629]

C'est incroyable tout ce qu'on peut faire à l'oral sans s'en rendre compte

[@fab-p2pinvestissements]

😅

[@danielecaliari8031]

Sus

[@Tomas-kf3sn]

That’s what she said

[@aksbbie6960]

j’sais pas pcq je peux entendre le français l’orale mais quand je le parle, il m’est impossible

[@shaellenora3611]

Si tu savais ^^

[@jojombalaya]

This is the first French video I felt I truly understood … amazing 😅 I think I have made some progress finally.

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

I am so happy to hear that I am proud of you. Her videos are really great resource to learn French.

[@FrenchmorningswithElisa]

Bravo !!!

[@Blazeofthecentury]

I understand it better at 1.5x. From my personal experience, 1.5x for this video is the speed which is the closest to the speed French people (that I've met) speak. Not to understate your accomplishment, Great work! Just letting you know. If you want a challenge, try listening to Marine LB at 1x speed. Difficult for me too lol. Start her video from October 9, 2022 at 1:33 and take a chance haha.

[@user-pi3ck9hd2x]

me too and im literally crying right now cause i waited to find such a video for so long

[@joselassalle9292]

because she speaks at a much slower speed that French people normally speak.

[@christophespoiden1627]

C'est excellent, je suis francophone de langue maternelle, mais c'est vrai, je ne me suis jamais rendu compte que j'utilise naturellement toute ces contractions, félicitations à toute ces personnes qui apprennent notre si jolie langue pleine d'émotions, courage à vous tous, nous sommes là pour vous aider à l'apprendre et de converser avec vous avec grand plaisir ☺️

[@Ja_Na]

Moi, je suis allemande et j'ai compris tous les mots que tu as/ vous avez écrit 😅 Peut être que c'est un bon signal 😅 J'espère que je n'ai pas fait beaucoup de fautes en écrivant ce texte 😅

[@Ja_Na]

Ben ok, presque tous les mots 😅

[@Ja_Na]

Ou toutes les mots?😅

[@christophespoiden1627]

@@Ja_Na Non, c'est parfait, vous avez écrit parfaitement sans faute.. Je parle et comprend très bien l'allemand moi aussi, par contre mon allemand écrit à votre différence est horrible 😁

[@christophespoiden1627]

@@Ja_Na Tous les mots, c'est juste 😁

[@JothamJames-tl9fg]

i am studying french but i thought i could understand it but immediately i clicked your video i was understanding almost as if i was listening to an english speaker talk to me

[@vitaliy1858]

Je suis français donc je sais pas trop ce que je fais là, mais en tout cas, je vois que les apprenants sont très satisfaits dans les commentaires, donc continue comme ça! C'est cool d'aider les gens, surtout que le français est plutôt difficile et ses formes écrite et orale diffèrent énormément, une vidéo peut clairement plus aider qu'un simple manuel de cours sans audio ! Bonne continuation !

[@destllo6822]

la même, je sais pas ce que je fous là XD

[@vitaliy1858]

@@destllo6822 hahaha, la curiosité m'a poussée à cliquer, et je suppose que j'ai eu cette recommendation car je regarde presque que des vidéos en anglais sur KZbin 😂

[@arthurmabit9587]

Je crois on est tous dans la meme situation

[@syfor5]

haha oui !

[@user-cq8tm3dw4o]

MDRRRR moi aussi

[@alliu6562]

I’m studying abroad in France right now (m1 illustration!) and your video has restored my faith in eventually understanding of spoken French 😭 the biggest difficulty for understanding is when contractions are combined with speed and sound interference (the worst is an echo or multiple speakers). I’m really glad your videos are so clear and that you speak so clearly. It’s nice to know that without outside interference, I’m actually better at understanding than I realized. It’s outside factors that are making it more difficult for me, and it’s not actually because I’m terrible at French

[@frontenac5083]

@Beaudile Absolutely correct. Very well said!

[@alliu6562]

@Beaudile why don’t we reframe your comment to “learning a language is difficult and frustrating, and not being able to understand someone talking to you is a symptom of learning, not a personal failure. Keep your head up and continue trying, because learning a language is a worthwhile venture that is very rewarding!” Because your comment came off as unnecessarily negative and hurtful, especially when you know nothing about me but still made broad assumptions about my work ethic and personal motivations based off of a single KZbin comment. You don’t know how many hours I’ve studied, what my test scores are, or anything else about me that I didn’t outright tell you. Also, for the record, my comment was meant to be a “wow i’m surprised at how much more literate I am now compared to before” type of message. Maybe I should’ve included that context in the first place, so I’ll explain it now: Around a year ago, I wouldn’t have been able to understand this video at all even in ideal circumstances, but now I can, and that’s a tangible improvement and a milestone I wanted to celebrate without someone commenting something negative that diminishes this accomplishment.

[@chrissiec2123]

@@alliu6562 I like your interpretation a lot better and agree with you.

[@LookUpwards]

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[@kzyoi]

@@LookUpwards i love eating 3 cheeseburgers a day and heavy beef jerky for little snacks

[@whereshexplores]

This is my favorite resource for learning spoken French so far! I love the thought with the captions and speed of speaking. I learned Spanish for years and I want to learn French because of travels so it's cool to actually hear real speech outside the apps 🎉

[@honeyxmoony]

I am Italian, I studied French in middle school, then completely abandoned it as soon as I started highschool. I am now a junior in hs and I have forgotten everything I knew about French (like seriously, I can't even introduce myself anymore) and I regret it so much. Today youtube recommended me this video and I took it as a sign, and I was shocked cause I understood almost everything without subtitles. I subscribed right away hoping I can bring back my French knowledge that is still buried somewhere in my brain lmao. but seriously, thank you

[@justbuyarxfatalis3588]

for me it was deutch i only know some spare word but i can at least say "my name is"(ich bin).

[@ennaxy5696]

​@@justbuyarxfatalis3588 I mean... The literal translation would be "Ich heiße" or "Mein Name ist"

[@justbuyarxfatalis3588]

@@ennaxy5696 yeah i meant "i am" instead of "my name is" but the meaning is the same

[@robmartin5448]

Yo como Mexicana, entiendo Italiano mucho mas que a espanol de madrid. Yo aprendi Frances pero ellos no hablan como lo escriben es otro idioma con otro secreto Alfabeto. Mejor aprendi Ruso, y aprendi Ruso B2 en dos meses mientras el frances - con 4 meses todavia ni llegava al A1. Italianio, Espanol ( norte Americano), Ruso son idiomas mucho mas relatables en espiritu Romanio y Portugese siguen en ese order pero con mas distancia Frances lo categorizo como un Aleman cosplaying como un latin hablante. .. pues como el INGLES axaxa

[@nullx2368]

Never studied french but I do know Italian, somehow I could understand what you were saying just didn't know all the words. Your facial expressions, hand gestures, tone of voice and the speed in which you talk makes it easy too "guess" what the words mean :D Awesome video!

[@lilyevens545]

oh my god same, my mother is spanish and i also lived in italy for four years so i speak italian italian so i decided to learn french and i can understand her very well

[@cdutko]

This video just popped up in my recommended, but like you, I'm not studying French but I know Italian... I still think French is really hard to understand. I can only pick out some cognates, but the way it's spoken is not dissectible to me like Spanish is.

[@szlendak1368]

italian and french are very similar in fact

[@joselassalle9292]

@@szlendak1368 maybe in the written form. Spoken it's a very different story. I'm Puerto Rican, native Spanish speaker, bilingual in English. I have studied French and Italian (and presently Portuguese) and I'll tell you French phonetics are way more complicated than Italian or Spanish. Italian and Spanish are very, very, similar. It took me only 4 months to become fluent in Italian.

[@rickgrimes7126]

same i speak spanish & a bit of italian !

[@juliakauffman3639]

I took 5 years of French in high school and one semester in university (I'm from the US) and have very much fallen out of practice. Your pronunciation was so clear to understand it makes me want to pick it up again. It feels good to be able to understand so much after 3 years of disuse!

[@zineblilly5622]

Hello Julia, I have also been learning French for many years. Would you like to practice French together?

[@elijimenez7710]

I love how you speak so clearly and a bit slower than normal with subtitles.. I subbed. Thank you so much ☺️

[@Phil_Taz]

I love this speed, as a learner, I can tell one word from the next, very helpful.

[@amorexmachina5333]

i dont speak or read french at all this was just in my recommended and you would not believe my shock when i understood everything, thank you elisa!

[@Rektonator]

I didnt understand a word lol (except the word "Fr*nce")

[@GabrielKitignaTessouat]

You must know quite a bit of french though, right?

[@Arado159]

I call bs, lol. I had it for a few years in high school and could hardly understand the gist of it.

[@JioLLLL]

i call cap. i natively speak spanish and took french in highschool and i was FAR from understanding "everything"

[@neno3123]

@@Arado159 She's speaking slow.

[@murielkellertavares3517]

We talked about it on your livestream with Alexia and you’ve mentioned you had a video about it coming in the next few days. Thank God it’s here!! This is the hardest part for me, you’re the best! 🇫🇷❤

[@featherfly1197]

I've had French for five years in school and while I felt pretty confident understanding texts written in French over time, I still had trouble understanding a basic conversation between two native speakers just by listening. Now I know why and I actually have a French course coming up next week so I found this video at the perfect time!

[@piggysareawesome5338]

I'm just getting back into french now, I learned it from when I was 5-8, but lost it after switching schools and taking german for 6 years. The fact I can understand what youre saying nearly perfectly and when I saw the words I knew what they meant surprises me- I'm a 'beginner' with speaking, but I know what you mean (to be fair I speak romanian and grew up with romance languages)... I'm glad I found this channel, I really need to get back into French :)

[@Edward24081]

I'm amazed how much of this I didn't need subtitles for, and it's been 13 years since I did french in high school.

[@lefterismagkoutas4430]

I have had French classes but this is some of the best and comprehensible video I've seen in French for a long time. Thank you for this!

[@niallwhelan2648]

In my six years of learning French in school many years ago I did not receive this simple instruction, which is so helpful and inspires me to have another go! Thanks Elisa!!

[@dereknolin5986]

I've just stumbled across your channel, and for me, as an American English native speaker, you are quite possibly the most understandable speaker of French that I've ever heard! Maybe the cold actually helps? That was very informative, thank you!

[@edwinsanchez8698]

Wow you speak so clearly and smoothly, I could understand about 70% of your speaking, merci beaucoup!! I'll keep trying to learn this beautiful language and I'll watch more of your videos!

[@Pourlafrance2024]

Couldn’t ask for a better teacher. I love the french

[@Laura-kl7vi]

Thank you so much. This is awesome. It's just above my level enough that I'm stretched to learn but I understand most of it. SO glad you allowed subtitles, they help me to isolate the vocabulary words I don't know (usually nouns).

[@aucourant9998]

Ton français est très clair. J'ai beaucoup compris ce que tu as dit. Merci.

[@josepedromonteiro2045]

I really like your videos. They are my biggest motivation to keep learning french. I think you do a wonderful job writing the Script, editing the video, and choosing the background that matches your style, your eyes, and your outfit. In addition, you have a great sense of harmony between colors, shades, and the distribution of space. Your videos are so soothing, entertaining, and cultivated! Please continue your wonderful work.

[@FrenchmorningswithElisa]

Merci beaucoup ! C'est trop gentil ! 😊

[@TheAto2000]

Wow I'm glad this was suggested. More than 28 years after first learning French,this realy helps.Merci Beaucoup.

[@meostrowski]

Je suis trop hereuse! Je suis en train de réapprendre le Français et je peu comprendre presque tout que tu as dit. Ta prononciation est parfaite pour les étudiants, merci beaucoup !! ❤️

[@zhmn4698]

Coucou! Je peux*** et tout ce que tu as dit** Je te félicite! Le français est une langue difficile et tu la maîtrise bien!

[@meostrowski]

@@zhmn4698 awwn mille mercis Zed !! 🥰🙏

[@kyodraft8429]

@@meostrowski bonjour ! on ne met pas de "s" a merci meme au pluriel :)

[@meostrowski]

@@kyodraft8429 ahhh c'est vrai!! merci beaucoup, Kyodraft!

[@nati9218]

Moi qui suis française et qui n'ais pas vu les erreurs, je devrais l'étudier aussi. Tu parles très bien français et tu l'écris mieux que la plus part des adolescents français !

[@JeffRuddy]

j'adore vos leçons Elisa! Vous avez un don pour expliquer les nuances de l'apprentissage du français ! Merci encore!

[@MrFerdagon]

Beaucoup d'info, toute très importante pour la compréhension de la langue quotidienne. Merci!!!

[@Sto.u]

I just started my French learning journey 2 weeks ago, for right now, I can't understand anything in this video besides greetings. I will give it my best & I will come back to this video when I'm fluent in French. I will not lose my motivation!!! I will do it.

[@wowimstillalive5878]

keep your motivation!

[@descartes7]

Grâce à cette vidéo je comprends désormais le français comme par magie. Merci!

[@sounditout34]

I love watching your videos. I am so glad I found your channel on my journey to learning French.❤

[@syberyah]

Elle est super parce que je peux comprends beaucoup du vidéo sans les sous-titres, mai je ne parle pas beaucoup de français. Merci pour le vidéo, Elisa!

[@jesusdavidorozcoherrera3623]

This video is awesome, very useful information. I am currently a native Spanish speaker and also speak English, but now I am trying to learn French on my own and this video has helped me a lot. Merci beaucoup !

[@wemersonvicente500]

Merci pour votre aide, que votre jour soit bénie

[@WikkeSchrandt]

I had six years of French classes in middle school, but I've never used the language since. Even still, it's amazing how I still manage to understand every bit of spoken/written French. As with all languages, it's the speaking yourself that's the difficult part, as you have to rely on actually thinking of phrases and words yourself.

[@PrincessAshley12]

Middle school is 3 years, you mean 6 classes?

[@McGuire40695]

Merci beacuop! Je suis americain et j'etudie pour un pue de temps. Cette est pairfait pour l'etudie! Je parle tres petite francais, mais jaime apprende. Been learning again for the past 2 weeks after like a 10 year break from learning in when I was in school! Some of it is definitely coming back to me, but I still have a LOT to refresh myself on!

[@BeyondTheIslands]

I only know Russian, English and German, only having (very lazily) studied French for about 3 years waaaay back in middle school. I am thoroughly entertained by how much of this video I understood simply due to exposure to the language family.

[@johnmo1111]

Ive been learning French on and off for several years. This was a nice video as I understood it easily and yet still learned some new words like Argol, caisse, pote and fringues.

[@renatapoontes]

Elisa, i'm brazilian and speak 3 languages. After learning spanish i feel is way more easy to understand french! I don't even study the language but by speaking slowly like you did i understood a lot of things. Thank you!

[@davidcharles9030]

Não vejo a hora de voltar aqui e entender tudo o que ela fala💪🏻💓💓💓

[@branimirgenev8019]

C'est surtout l'argot qui était difficile pour moi au début! On a l'impression que c'est une langue à part :) Mais bon, avec le temps on s'habitue! C'est cool que tu fasses ces vidéos, je pense que ça aidera pas mal de gens qui souhaitent améliorer leur français :) Bonne continuation!

[@jerry_le_sax]

Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo !! Elle m'a beaucoup aidé, le français parlé est vraiment une autre langue !

[@narwhal004]

I have a French language degree and one of my professors speaks nearly identically to Elisa in speed and pronunciation. She was the best professor to teach and here Elisa is providing a lot of the same content but more regionally relevant for free! Much appreciated!

[@Music4Life2]

I love to learn French and I think I'm in the right place.. thank you for this my friend ❤️❤️

[@roninboxers]

What a great video! I'm so encouraged I could understand everything perfectly. I'll definitely be watching more!

[@leisurely7689]

Votre video est vraiment encroyable et c'est tres utile pour mon etudes et vie normalement dans l'ecole en plus je voudrais aime remercier - tu pour le travaille tu mets dans le video , merci beaucoup

[@EmmysCoolVids123]

Hi 👋 thank you for this encouraging video. As someone with Adhd I find language learning as an adult intimidating. I am bilingual I learned Spanish as a kid. French is so beautiful but I a bit intimated to learn it

[@leobertobittencourtfilho3036]

I'm from Brazil and I studied a little bit French language a few years ago, but with your way of speaking it makes more sense than all those lessons that I've taken. It has a lot in common with Portuguese because it is a Latin language too, so you can link most words between them.

[@l-create7247]

boa sorte mano

[@mlvvvv22]

just what I need, thank you Elisa!! 💓💓

[@venerablepasanna3938]

Wow! This video solved a great mystery of my life. I spoke Fluent french as a young kid, but moved to an English speaking country at age 7 and had no one to speak to. I tried to take French in school and was so confused. I believe I had the opposite problem from the target of this video. I can follow the spoken French quite well, but really struggled with the written study. Merci!

[@XxMiist3rkillxX]

Je suis français et j'avais pas pleinement conscience de toutes les contractions qu'on fait à l'oral sans s'en rendre compte 😅

[@e.mohamed2437]

Merci Elisa, t’as aucune idée à quel point ce sujet est important, il faut faire nombreuses video sur ce sujet spécifiquement,je te propose de faire une liste de videos sur les français parlé et les argots, ça va être tres utile pour qu’on puisse comprendre les films par exemple et les natifs quand ils parlent, mais une seule vidéo ne suffit pas du tout et merci beaucoup pour tes efforts.

[@chriswatts5921]

Te conseil m'aides beaucoup! J'ai cru que la langue orale se parlait trop vite quand j'étais en France, mais je comprend maintenant que ce sont les contractions qui sont le facteur plus difficile.

[@HumbertoMesa]

Cette vidéo a été très utile. Muchas gracias "profe" Elisa. 🇺🇾

[@josephyoung6031]

would love to speak french with my cousins someday thanks for making these

[@sebastianpalacio1998]

Merci beaucoup Elisa!!! . I'm sorry but i'll write in english since i'm starting to learn french by myself for a week now and i dont feel confident enough to write in french. The video helped me to understand why sometimes i don't get the oral french. And by the way i got here because of Elena (linguriosa) so i hope to get the same C2 she already has ;)

[@jordy13xoxo17]

merci beaucoup, j'ai décidé d'apprendre et ça aide d'entendre quelqu'un le parler causal

[@MultiSciGeek]

You're right. I understand surpassingly much.... I had super... headache teachers... But now I'm thinking of speedruning this till the end. I feel like hardest part is behind me.

[@oltriple4]

Merci pour cette vidéo!! j’étudie le français depuis longtemps et je continue à apprendre de nouvelles choses grâce à tes vidéos. Tu n’oublies rien ! Je me souviens d’une amie française qui a écrit « un appart » et bien sûr dans le contexte je me suis rendu compte qu’elle voulait dire « appartement » mais c’est très utile d’avoir vu d’autres exemples dans cette vidéo parce que maintenant ces phrases ne seront pas tellement inattendues pendant une conversation !! Tu es super ❤️

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Je suis d'accord avec toi. J'aime apprendre cette langue. C'est genial

[@M.YoriichiX_H]

Pour une personne qui étudie le français, tu écris mieux que la plupart d'eux, je suis moi-même français et je peux te dire que tu n'as fait presque aucune faute dans les phrases que tu as écrites en prenant en compte la ponctuation ! Bonne continuation avec le français !

[@Lekanpourtout]

@@M.YoriichiX_H Honnêtement le problème c'est d'utiliser les mêmes phrases quand on parle mais non ! 😭 le peur me fait tout oublier

[@M.YoriichiX_H]

@@Lekanpourtout Ah bah dommage hein ! 😅

[@Felix-rv7mi]

en réalité elle a oublié de parler du verlan, c'est une manière de parler où l'on inverse les syllabes de certains mots. j'aurais aimé l'entendre l'évoquer :')

[@loganfaucher]

I can tell that I am getting better at french when I can understand more of what you are saying ^w^

[@tfpclips]

What a beautiful way to start the day, merći!

[@glamoroustwist7482]

Je veux apprendre le français et je comprends mieux le français ecrit que le français parlé. Tes videos me donnent de l’espoir. Merci beaucoup!

[@Winnetou0210]

I don't speak French at all. But you actually motivated me to learn it. I hope that I will do it and keep the motivation.

[@nersysaimima4314]

You can do it 💪 I started in 2020 and I kept learning, now I can understand what she said perfectly. (except for what she said in the first game/challenge on which I should work more).

[@rfphicks]

Excellent video. When I think about how I speak English (my native language), lots of these things make perfect sense. This helps my understanding, in a way that makes sense for me, of why certain words or phrases might sound different when spoken.

[@MetDaan2912]

I learned French for 3 years in highschool and haven't done anything with it for the last 5 years, but somehow I could almost understand everything. It probably helps that she talks so slowly.

[@idk_stefy]

I started learning french at school since it first started in 2022 an I kinda understood some of the words. Even though it sound like a lot I'm still happy I made progress

[@CouchPolyglot]

cela m'a beaucoup surpris quand j'ai commencé à parler français 😮

[@xolang]

merci beaucoup! dans ma langue paternelle on dit aussi "resto" au lieu de "restoran". 😊 un bon rétablissement à toi! 🙏🏾

[@WILLBEATSONYT]

Thank you so much I needed this so MUCH!!

[@slowlearner4341]

C'est un excellent assoeriment de conseils pour améliorer une competence de français orale. Merci Elisa!

[@Andrew17B]

While your videos are targeted for beginners, they really are great for all levels. I've spoke French my whole life (my dad was bilingual) and I also went to a French elementary school. Even so, and continuing AP French classes through high-school, I'm still learning new things each video. Par example, je connait deja la phrase 《 mon pote 》 dans le discours. Mais je connait pas qu'il ce ecrit comme ça. In my defence, I live in an English majority city in Canada. We do have a francophone speaking community here, but it's very localized. The other francophones are spread out mostly through the small towns an hour or two south of the city. So most of my friends are anglophone, as well as my customers at work. So i don't often hear slang used outside of small groups, or the odd customer at the store. It's more common to hear someone from Algeria or The Congo speaking French to me than a native speaker.

[@dreamaliveus5705]

😮 I love the way you to teach French. I clearly understand you way better than my French friends. Keep it up 😊

[@DanielaDiazMartinez]

I speak Spanish and English, I can't believe I understand the whole video by just reading the subtitles and listening to you ❤

[@Pilar-fu6xw]

Merci beaucoup pour la vidéo, Élisa! C'est vrai que le français oral est vraiment différent, pour moi c'était quelque chose de très compliquée du français! En tout cas, merci! J'adore ta chaîne ♡

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

True,my friend. Her videos are really useful for me. She is speaking very well

[@Pilar-fu6xw]

@@deutschmitpurple2918 😽

[@FrenchmorningswithElisa]

Merci beaucoup Pilar !

[@milphi13]

Bonjour Pilar , je déteste faire çà, mais bon , pour moi c'est quelque chose de trés compliqué en ce moment donc le présent .......si tu dit c'était , cela veut dire que c'est fini et que maintenant c'est facile , ensuite du...🙃 non le Français , courage Pilar et oui ma langue n'est pas facile 😁, et tu as un trés bon niveau

[@Pilar-fu6xw]

@@milphi13 Ohh!! Je ne le savais pas...Merci vraiment!!

[@turtlelearns3d]

J'avais galèré à comprendre le français à l'oral parceque je comprenais pas les argot et des expressions idiomatiques. 🥺de plus, Je suis tellement contente que tu parles des 'contractions' en français. C'est quelque chose que j'ai noté beaucoup mais les professeurs n'explique pas! Donc Merci pour d'avoir expliqué ! 🌞

[@JSteR_Deymios]

Bravo pour ton travail, ne relâche pas tes efforts. Le français est une langue difficile mais une fois que tu auras compris la plupart des spécificités qui font notre langue, tu auras sûrement l'occasion de parler couramment. Courage ! :D

[@justbuyarxfatalis3588]

je suis français mais je sais pas ce que c'est que des expression idiomatique mdr

[@luvnatexo]

YES! this is the stuff I wish they taught us in school (I only took French for three years). They really only taught us the formal stuff, which makes sense I guess. but it really limits us to only understanding our classmates. because then we listen to a native French speaker and only understand a word or two 😭 anyway. on a random side note, I started watching French ASMR and I found it surprisingly easier to understand then normal spoken French. it's probs because in ASMR they speak a lot slower then the normal cadence. which allows me to catch more of what they're saying. while also listening to a native speaker. also, the way you speak in these videos is really understandable as well. I can understand almost the entire video without needing subtitles!

[@davidpo5517]

This is really helpful actually. I've heard "je te dis" pronounced that way, and the slurring makes my brain turn off because it's not hearing what it expected. This makes so much sense tho when put that way.

[@Tiana326]

Je ne sais même pas pourquoi j'ai regardé cette vidéo car je parle couramment le français. C'était super intéressant quand même, j'ai kiffé la vidéo. Bisous à toi

[@JayDAshe]

Moi c'est carrément ma langue maternelle XD

[@Tiana326]

@@JayDAshe cool! Pour moi, ma langue maternelle c'est une mélange mais c'est comme le français :)

[@xertyx_louis4276]

@@Tiana326 mouais mdr deja tecrit "je parle courament LE francais" mdr sa se dis pas sa

[@Tiana326]

@@xertyx_louis4276 c'est grammaticalement correct. Mais, je comprendrais si tu ne l'avais pas compris pq d'après la façon dont tu as écrit, tu as l'air d'être faible en grammaire. Bref, bonne journée/fin de soirée.

[@xertyx_louis4276]

@@Tiana326 nn le s moi jecrit juste le vrai francais bg :)

[@orsolyacsibra7604]

I picked up French as my 5th language and I thought after speaking Spanish fluently it will be easier. I struggle quite a lot with the understanding, but this video helped a lot, especially the p, k, f, t etc. part. ;) Thanks Elisa, I really like your videos, I use them to complement my classes.

[@RaviKumar-pp3pr]

you are very beautiful and sweet ❤

[@polinazinin]

Thank you so much! Such a great boost in motivation!

[@Furkan-or9ip]

Merci pour ce vidéo . ce bien expliqué.

[@thebesposeidon]

En tant que suisse francophone, la vidéo reste très intéressante, parce que votre français parlé n’es pas du tout le même que le nôtre. (Alors j’ai aucun problème à le comprendre, mais le voir expliquer me permet de bien voir la différence avec notre français de suisse.

[@TheYourBetrayal]

Spoken French is much different from literary one. When I first visited Paris I was surprised by this

[@epicaashuu1887]

Yes so much! In my country we study French at school but it’s completely different from the spoken French

[@solomonmario-pio9706]

Salut Élisa, je suis débutant en appris de langue et votre vidéo est assiste moi. Mercie beaucoup pour vôtre vidéo, c'est très simple en comprendre. Bénisse !

[@Meilat1890]

Just moved to Montreal and looking to learn Parisian French. Your annunciation and pace makes it so much easier to learn. Thank you. Subscribed!

[@Liv1nMohawk]

Why you want to talk like Parisien in Canada? Some French Canadian have difficulty understanding that accent.

[@Meilat1890]

@@Liv1nMohawk If I learned québécois french I’d be limited to the regions dialect. I want to be able to speak and understand and be understood by most French speakers around the world as I plan to travel abroad.

[@thenakedsingularity]

You speak so much clearer than real French. :)

[@The_Lilypad4643]

yup, she does. And as a french (i don't know why i watched this) the way she spoke was so unnatural and slow i had to speed the video up to 1.75 x)

[@elissandre2567]

@@The_Lilypad4643 t'exagères légèrement mon reuf

[@The_Lilypad4643]

@@elissandre2567 c'est à la vitesse où je parle donc

[@elissandre2567]

@@The_Lilypad4643 ouais t’as raison j’ai re regardé la vidéo et elle parle vraiment très lentement 😭

[@elizabethrovinsky9929]

@@elissandre2567 c’est drôle,, comme une personne qui parle le français strictement a l’école, c’est difficile de comprendre des gens qui parle même *un peu* plus vite qu’elle🥲

[@valala2987]

God dammit, I've had French for years and I was always wondering why I couldn't understand spoken French. All I can do is read formal french from documents the government sends me XD I'm actually quite surprised by how comprehensible this video is. This has to be the first time I've understood an entire video in French (minus the passage where you spoke normal spoken French)

[@yourmum69_420]

wow I had no idea I could understand spoken French as I'm just a beginner, but I saw the title and said "Oh can I really?" and GENUINELY I could. I'm not being sarcastic, this video gave me a lot more confidence in my new abilities. Merci beaucoup! I didn't understand it all of course, but I'm half way through the video and I've understood most of what she's saying so far. Thanks for talking slowly and clearly

[@sophia2896]

Très bonne vidéo. Ça m'a aidée vraiment. Merci!

[@mattesdrescher4783]

I had French in school for 6 years and it thought me next to nothing. I am german and from context I can understand a lot of what you say but not everything. I can talk a little but not enough to hold up an entire conversation. What I can speak comes from my French friends and my parents who speak fluently. School is the worst format for learning languages in my opinion (My accent is flawless tho😁)

[@vindicator05]

Similar to me... I even had a school friend whose mother was french. Whenever I asked him something his first reply was ALWAYS "i need to see that written!!"

[@amihere7580]

I can relate. I’m American and went to immersion school way down south. After I moved away from immersion school I lost most of my french because no one in my family speaks it and neither do the people at my school. I took french classes which helped little in my understanding cause it’s mostly english. Videos in complete french forces me to use my comprehension skills and not rely on an english answer. I’m pleasantly surprised I could understand most of the video!

[@cinnamon9032]

she speaks so slowly and clearly that it almost tricked me into believing i had good french for a minute lol

[@IndellableHatesHandles]

Moi aussi. Je veux rester avec la lecture et l'ecriture maintenant, mais je sais que je veux améliorer mon oral

[@auxanelabanane]

Mais si t'inquiètes, si tu la comprend c'est que t'as un bon niveau ;). Faut juste s'habituer au français plus rapide

[@IndellableHatesHandles]

@@auxanelabanane Merci. J'avais besoin d'encouragement

[@hannofranz7973]

C'était très util. Ça vient bien de savoir pour comprendre mieux la langue.

[@bapirvet]

Elisa vraiment tous la vidéo très très bien toujours regarde merci beaucoup cette vidéo

[@evitandwong1534]

C'est une video très pratique, merci de nous partager les conseils. Moi j'ai étudié la langue française depuis 3ans et je peux communiquer à l'aise avec mes profs mais je m'ai sen un peu frustré quand j'ai visité la France il y a quelques mois parce que parfois j'ai du mal à comprendre ce que disent les Français (et maintenant je comprends c'est à cause de les contractions d'orales). Je trouve que c'est utile d'entendre et d'apprendre les chansons françaises parce que j'y trouve bcp d'examples des contractions d'orales et donc ça m'aide à mieux m'habituer les sons des mots contractés. Pourrez-vous nous recommender quelque chanteurs/ chanteuses francophones dans votre prochaine vidéo?

[@louisonlemarie3100]

lomepal, angèle, eddy de pretto, hoshi, fauve, nekfeu

[@christophespoiden1627]

Vous pouvez aller sur la chaîne Dereck react, il y a beaucoup de chansons française des années 80 jusqu'à aujourd'hui