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1. Introduction to course 10: Bonjour, idea of a new hello and welcome to three-minute French costs 10. In this course, we're going to be working through lessons 81 to 89 of the three-minute French series. As always, we have plenty of new vocabulary plus plenty of new grammar features that will enable you to say even more in French. There will also be ample opportunity to practice everything you've been learning, as well as everything you learned in the previous courses. I hope you enjoy this tenth course in the series. And just like before, the layout and the method of the same, The trick is to learn level and often on a regular schedule so that you maintain enthusiasm and gets into a good habit with learning French. That way, you'll find everything goes in and stays put. Merci beaucoup.
2. 81a - meilleur: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases that we learned in the last lesson. How do you say in French, for how many days? Procambium, the zoo. Procambium. The zoo. How long for procambium? The tongue, procambium, the tone, which can tell. Okay, they all sound the same, but they're all spelled differently. Qu EL for masculine singular, QU ELS for masculine plural. Wall-e for feminine singular. And q0, L E, S for feminine plural. Had you say, Do you prefer in the singular informal. Ifft. Had, you say, Do you prefer in the singular formal or the plural? Prefer a whew. I prefer. Do you prefer hijo? First word for this lesson. Mayor. Mayor. It means better. Mayor. So how would you say in French, everything is better here? To a mayor, easy to see. The food is better here. And when you have a feminine noun, we have to do is add an e to the end of mayor, is still pronounced the same, but it's just an e on the end in writing. A mayor EC Landry to remain. So Mayor means better. How would you say in French, the wine is always better here. Lavon a Louvain. Which one is better? I hope the hotels are better in Paris. So when you have a plural noun, you can add an S to the n over it to make it plural.
3. 81b - meilleur que: How would you say in French? I think it's better now. Say maybe a maximum. Say major maintenance. Is it better for you here? Excuse a major port YC es que se patois ISI, or excuse me. As you say, made up of Oozie. See. So Mayor means better. We can add a little bit to Mayor, and we get mayor. Mayor. And that means better than ME year. So here's yet another meaning for the word occur. So we've seen now can mean what in a question. It can mean that after, I hope that. And now it can mean van after better than, for example, cafe to phi2 means what are you doing? Cu Fe two js path to say bone. Just best to say bone. I hope that is good. Just spoke was a bone. Lavon a mayor, glenoid Lavon, a mayor, culinary to the wine is better than the food. So Kirk amine, what could combine that after? Yes, Beth. And can mean a van when it's comparing using mayor. Better than so how would you say in French, the cheese here is better than that? She is there. A mayor coliform angela? A mayor coliform Angela. I think the chicken is better than the turkey. Look way cooler than a mayor, cooler than how would you say if you're referring to wine, it is always better there than here. Elaine, to John Mayer, AC Kula, relate to your mayor he sequela. So we use it when it's describing a specific masculine noun. So because we are referring to the wine, we say LA rather than just say. So literally, when you're describing a masculine noun, you describe it as he LA, to your mayor, EC cola.
4. 81c - "-ci" and "-là": So we've had mayor, meaning better. And Mayer, which means better, van. How would you say in French? It is always better here than there. And it was referring to a masculine noun. And we said it was relate to your mayor, RC Cola. Relate to job may here you see color. Well, how would you say it is always better there than here? And you are referring to the food, which is a feminine noun. La to John Mayer, Hola, good, EC. Add it to your mayor. Ec. So we say L for it because it's referring to a feminine noun. So literally you're saying she is always better. L, a2, your mega, EC, and the word may gets an E on the end to make it feminine. And actually, when you put the word in front of a word that starts with a vowel, it shortens to QU apostrophe. So in this sentence, the ISI at the end would be kissy. Kissy. How would you say in French, everything is better in France? To a mayor on phones today, mayor home phones. Now these next two phrases are useful for distinguishing between two things. So C and so law and law, they mean this and that. And I used with nouns. Now we lend ages ago that want to say this wine. You say Silva. Additionally, we'll let that surveys can also mean that wine. However, if you want to say something like this, wine is better than that line, the French have some little additions that you can put on to the end of things. If you want to say this wine, you can't just say server, as we already know. However, if you want to say this wine as opposed to that wine, you can hook the little hyphen CI onto the end of the word for wine. So you end up with surveys, can see SUV see. And so the letters CI hook on to the van with a hyphen. And solvency means this wine, and it can't mean that wine. So the little C on the end comes from the word EC, which means here. So you're already saying this wine here, solvency. Similarly, if you want to say that wine, you can add a little hyphen L to the end of the word for wine. The a in LA has an accent on it and acts and graph. Say we end up with server law. Sudan law means that wine and the law on the end actually means there. So you're already saying that one there. Silvana law. So Suzanne C means this wine and survive and law means that wine.
5. 81d - this and that: So if you want to say this wine, you can say SUV and see. And if you want to say that wine, you can say server law. And you can hook the liver C and LA onto the end of any noun. As long as you use PSR, set, set, or say, depending on whether it's a masculine, feminine, singular or plural noun in front of it. For example, set what you're see. Set what you are. C means this car, set what you said, what you allow means that car service the horsey. So Hassan C means this restaurant serve as the Hahn LA. So has the Hola means that restaurant. Or say var C. C, C means these wines. And civil law. Civil law means those wines. So you can see that in the plural, the phrases say with a C on the end of the noun and say with a law on the end of the noun, mean these and those. So how would you say in French, this wine is very good, but that wine is terrible. Stephen see a Trayvon may survive law, a terror, Ebola, Sudan. See a Trayvon may souvent la, ATV blue. So we add the little c and law when we're comparing two different nouns. If you want to say this wine by itself, you can just say Silva and that's fine. But when you're describing two different wines and you want to differentiate between this one and that one, then the C and the law on the end of the nouns are very useful. How would you say this cheese is better than that cheese? So for homage, see a mayor, Christopher Modula, supermesh, see a mayor of coast of homage law. So we've had in this lesson so far, meaning better may occur. Better than. C means this. And so law means that. How would you say in French, I would like that car, but she would like this car. You may see you may see.
6. 81e - practise with "this" and "that": How would you say in French that Kate was delicious, but this cake is a lot better. To get 0. La. Jolla may still get to see a book Omega. I think this hotel is very good, but that hotel is less expensive. Cytosine is see, a table, may set up a lab in one shall see a Taiwan. Makes it to the law. This code is too big for me, but that code is perfect. Hey, do you want less pizza, all that pizza. What you said pizza. Pizza. Pizza. See who said pizza? Pizza, see who said pizza? Pizza, see, that restaurant is very expensive. So hasta la, eight fascia. So has the Hola a to share. But in this sentence, because we're not comparing anything, we could just say service or harm a trace share. So has the Haunted to share. The lab just adds a bit of emphasis. So you can save that restaurant over there. So hasta la, eight fascia.
7. 81f - le meilleur: The word may means better. But if you put in front of it, you get me your Lumiere. And it means the best luma year. So how would you say in French, this wine is the best? Suzanne? C L omega. C L Omega. Or of course you can just say Silvano a Lumiere Suan ulama year. How would you say that cheese is the best? So for Modula a luma year. So for Modula L Omega or you can take off the lab because it's not comparing anything, you can just save a Lumia. So for manage a Lumiere, I think that is the best palm. What Salome year. Pour moi Suseela, mayor. So we've had in this lesson so far, mayor, meaning better, may occur. Meaning better than. So. C means this. Law means that. And Romania means the best. How would you say, I think the best wine is the red wine. Pom pom what? A Louvain who's just like with everything else in French. When you use omega, it has to agree with whatever it is describing. If you're talking about the best wine is Muslim. But if you're talking about the best cars is feminine and plural. So here are the four different forms of LA Mayor. Mayor. Mayor is masculine singular. La mayor. Mayor with an e on the end is feminine singular. Lei. Lei mayor with an S on the end is masculine plural. And lay mayor. Mayor with an E S on the end is feminine plural. And you can see that the word for the infant changes as well from LA, and then lay for the plural, le Mayor, La mayor, mayor and linear year. So how would you say which car is the best? Kilowatt. Kilowatt.
8. 81g - the best: How would you say in French, I think that hotel is the best, but this hotel is very good as well. Settled the law, a law. May citadel see a tremolo, see the best food is in Paris. I don't know which is the best. I don't know if it's the best, but this bottle of wine is absolutely delicious. It absolute Mondelez use. You shouldn't say Part C, LLM a year may sit potato van it absolutely more debt issues that we've had major, meaning better. Maybe you're better than c, This law that and Lumiere, meaning the best. How would you say the best wine is in France? Aidan fonts. Which one is the best? Kelly. Kelly
9. 81h - this (one) & that (one): There are two more words that I want to introduce you to. In fact, we have seen them before, but now we'll understand more about where they come from. The words are, so C, meaning this or this one, and Sulla meaning that or that one. So c and Sulla. You might notice that these two words contain the word sir. And then there is a C and a law on the end of them. While insula, for some reason the accent from the word law disappeared. But we can use C by itself to mean this, and Sulla by itself to mean that. However, in English, we often say this one and that one. But in French, you don't need any word for the one part. You simply say C and Sulla. So C can mean this or this one. When you use it by itself, you don't put a noun on the end. And Sulla means that or that one. For example, see a bone. So see a bone means this is good or this one is good. Sulla, a buffy, a buffet that is perfect, or that one is perfect. So how would you say in French that one is better than this one? I like that one, but I prefer this one. This is perfect. So see a buffet. I think this one is the best, but that one is good too. To see a Bono, see a Bono see.
10. 81i - recap: How would you say in French, do you want this? Oh, that was the law. That you see, Lucilla or Ulla. Ooh, ooh, UAA. This is bad. So see a movie. To see a movie. This one in Paris and that one in masi. Elastase to see a sulla. A sulla. She's had this one for three years. So literally you say she has this since three is I wanted that one would be this one. You've raised to LA MapR mash days to see. So in this lesson we've had mayor, meaning better. Mayor, meaning better than. C, meaning this, and you put that around a noun so the CRT goes in front of the noun and the C hooks on the end. Similarly, law, the sugars in front of the noun and the hooks on the end means that. Lumen means the best. And then C means this or this one. And Sulla means that or that one.
11. 81j - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How do you say in French the rooms here or better? So I think this room is better than that room. But a mayor, is this one the best one? It's good to see a Lumiere. Which one is the best for me? Hello, hello, Mayor. The white wine is a lot better than the red wine. A book. A book who made this car is the best, but I like that car as well. See what you allow sit what you see. Is that what you allow to see. This one is smaller, but that one is a lot more expensive. Ccap, Missoula, a book. Missoula. The food at a hotel is better than the food at the restaurant. D1, that postcard, hasta la, la, la, la, Vulli boosted cat post-Ebola. Everything is better here. To DC, to AC.
12. 81k - let's practise - French to English: Now let's have a go at doing some reverse transactions. What do these French sentences mean in English? Sociopathy. Sociopathy, palm one. This is perfect for me. So ghetto law, a delis you may inhibitory bom, bom 1, SOHCAHTOA, a deli SEA may inhibit ribbon Puma. That cake is delicious, but it isn't very good for me. Susanna, SUV law. This wine is absolutely terrible. Do you prefer this one or that one? Set Shambhala. Zhuangzi. Shambhala. They chose that room. Hotel. The best hotel is next to the Eiffel tower. A new a mayor. The car in front of us is better. Set a, to set a topic. That car is too small for us. This hotel is better because it has a swimming pool versus CSU sulla silvers to see who sulla. I don't know if you want this one or that one.
13. 81l - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now, awesome recap translations to incorporate words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. Had to say in French, what are you buying from? Cache to cache to two primary or cache? Cache. It's half past five. Are they going to make a reservation? I tried the cake, but it wasn't very good. Jay SAD legato. May J. Sae legato. It's very beautiful there. Ebola. Ebola. I'm going to John's house tomorrow. The car is perfect. Lava. Lava. It isn't here, it's their Sunni. So you need more time. Is the train for Paris at a tempo body? What do you want to do today? Oh
14. 81m - let's recap - French to English: What we'll do now, some French to English translations. What do these friends sentences mean in English? Cuba, coupon. Coupon to have to take with you. Tv doesn't work. Use the prisoner. I've been waiting for the bus for an hour. Is he going to change the reservation? When I drink? How much is a room for two people for four nights? I've done it now. Can I have two bags, please? Upon Ranbaxy. I'm not going to take a taxi. Me, me, me, me. Today is the first of May.
15. 82a - more ... than: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases that we learned in the last lesson. How do you say in French better? Better than the best? This. So see that. So LA, this or this one. So you see, and that, Oh, that one. Sulla. In the last lesson, we spoke about how to say better than. But what if you wanted to say something like bigger than or smaller than? Well, this is what we're going to learn about in this lesson. These are called comparative and they'll allow you to compare things. So here's how you form the comparative. In French, you use the phrase PLU, code, blue curve. It means more than. So how would you say in French, this wine is more delicious than that wine? Stephen see a Consumer Law. Savannah see a Fudenosuke is divine law. I think it's more interesting today. Pom will say please enter resamples. Would we say Please enter a Santos would week. Marie is more beautiful than Jan. Marie. Marie a rebel cogen. In English to form a comparative. The general rule is It's two syllables or fewer. Add ER. If it's three syllables or more. Use more. If it's two syllables or fewer, add ER. What that means is you add E-R to the end of the adjective. If it's three syllables or more, use more. What that means is you put the word more in front of the adjective. Let's have a look at some examples in English. Here are some adjectives that are two syllables or fewer. Big. Server becomes bigger, small, becomes smaller. Old, older. Pretty, pretty funny. Funnier. Tall, taller, short, shorter, young, younger. Green, greener. So all of those adjectives were two syllables or fewer. So we adolescents ER to the end of the adjective to make it a comparative. However, in English, if the adjective is three syllables or more, you put the word more in front of the adjective instead of adding ER to the end. For example, beautiful becomes more beautiful. You couldn't say, for example, beautiful. Delicious becomes more delicious. Expensive, more expensive. Extraordinary, more extraordinary, interesting, more interesting, intelligent, more intelligent, trustworthy, more trustworthy, exciting, more exciting. So that's the rule in English. In French, however, no matter how many syllables a word has, the comparative room is always the same. Just put the word plu in front of the adjective. The word clue pl us means more. So for example, the word for big is gone. So bigger, infringe, use a plugin. Plugin, which literally means more big. Some more examples, Pluto, pluto, more beautiful. Plu, deadly sear. Plead Alycia. More delicious. Please extraordinary. Please. Extraordinaire. More extraordinary. Please. Antigen, presentation. More intelligent. Puberty. Puberty, smaller or literally more small. Collusion. Collusion. Younger, or literally infringes a more, please. Yeah, please. Yeah. More expensive. So to form any comparative in French, you put the word clue in front of the adjective.
16. 82b - comparisons: To form any comparative infringe, or we have to do is put the word plu, pl us in front of the adjective. And then the word for van is Q0. So how would you say in French, Pierre is bigger than Paul? Pf, a plug Hong Kong poll, a plugin called bowl. I, I'm younger than you. Ooh. Ooh. This car is smaller than that car. Sets what you see. Set what you have seen. This bottle is more expensive than that bottle. Set. A set, a set patella. I wonder if this is a lot more expensive than that. C2c, a book would cease to see a book. I am three years younger than you. It's just three twice on pollution could just be tried on fusion or just we just we plugin Khufu.
17. 82c - less ... than: How would you say in French, Sophie is more intelligent than mako. So P a P is intelligent. So F0 a present that the film yesterday was funnier than the film last week. Lithium. Lithium. Danielle. I think French is more difficult than English. Now here's the opposite of goo. Goo, it means less than one Qu. So how would you say in French is less expensive than Paris? Kelly? Kelly. The car is less quickly than the train, is less intelligent than Michelle. A television commercial. Television.
18. 82d - worse: How would you say in French, I have less money than new. Ji Zhong. Good. Twa Gene 1 Dang Zhong could trois or G1, G1 Dang Zhong Qu. So the word one means less. And if you want to put a noun after it, you have to say one, do less of whatever the noun is. Less money infringe, use a less of money, due adhesion, and the word du becomes D apostrophe in front of a word that starts with a vowel. That's always a gym. 1 Dang Zhong Hua, Zhong Qu. If you want, say one in front of an adjective, you can just use the adjective by itself. So you haven't got to put the word do. If you want to say less, pleasant adjective, yeah, you need the word do when you want to say less plus a noun. So I'm wondering ozone, less money. How would you say this is less important than that? So you see a tongue twister law. So you see, now this next word is the opposite of that. Was better. Well, this next word is P. P, which means with p. So how would you say in French is worse here? Say P. Say P. The food is worse here. The wine is always with here. A PFC Lavon. Everything is worse here. To APIC, to the PC.
19. 82e - worse than: How would you say in French? I think it's worse. Sapiens. Sapiens. So we've had in this lesson, meaning more than. One means less than and PF means worse. Well, we can put the word occur after p and we get df goo. Goo, which means worse than. So how would you say in French, the cheese here is worse than the cheese there. I think the chicken is worse than the turkey. Api. Api is the wine worse or better in Paris? As a PNG. A PNG. The food is worse here than there. Apic color. That hotel was worse than this hotel. Atp. Atp. The train was worse than the plain. Adp. Adp.
20. 82f - practise with comparisons: In this lesson so far, we've had plu, Paducah, meaning more than one CPU. One CPU, meaning less than p, which means worse. And P or P, meaning worse than. In the last lesson, we learned that mega means better. And then Lumiere means the best. Well, since p means you might be able to guess what this means. It means the worst. So how would you say in French this wine is the worst? Savannas see a loop. A loop. That cheese is the worst. La, la, a loopy. Today is the worst. And in French you would literally say today it is the worst. Or should we say loopy? Or should we say loopy? Yesterday was the worst? Again, you will say literally yesterday it was the worst. Sit ADP. Which one is the worst case? The field here is the worst. Linoleic TREC, a LaPiere, lot noisier AC, a LaPiere. So just like with Romania, the word LaPiere becomes LaPiere when you're talking about a feminine noun, Illinois TREC, a LaPiere.
21. 82g - the worst: Just like with everything else in French. When you use LaPiere, it has to agree with whatever it is you're describing. Because Pierre already ends in letter E. It doesn't change at all when you talk about something feminine. In the plural though, it does gain an extra S. So the four forms of the worst are Lupita, which is the masculine singular, LaPiere, which is the feminine singular. Laypeople. And laypeople, they had a masculine plural, feminine plural. So the masculine and feminine plural are actually identical. It's just the Lupita and LaPiere which differ and the plural leap year. So how would you say in French, the holidays this year were the worst? Labor costs. Sydney a tilapia, labor cost, Centene, a tail API. It was the worst thing that I saw. The best thing in Paris was the wine. But the worst thing was the tea. La mayor shows a poly, a tail van. Male appear, shows a tailored de la mejor shows up at the Louvain. May LaPiere shows a latte. I think this one is the worst. Paul C. Llp for LPS. The food is terrible there, but it isn't the worst restaurant. Mei, Mei, the wine here is the worst. Vanessi LPF. So in this lesson we've had plu, meaning more than, one, less than P, meaning worse. Worse than, and look be the worst.
22. 82h - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How do you say in French, which one is bigger? Guinea pig on a plugin. This one is louder than that one. So C, a, C, a, The food here is less expensive than the food there. This one is the worst. So you see a loopy, to see a loopy. Murray is taller than Pierre. A plugin to marry a plugin to the train is faster than the car. Or instead of saying VT, you can use the word happy and say, Look, a kilowatt-hour, return a kilowatt-hour. The film yesterday was worse than this film, but the two towns are terrible. Feeling. Adp film made a difference on the table. Lithium, ATP goes to film, made a do films on Teddy Blue spoke more slowly than Sophie. Sophie is French was clearer. Purulent mucus, so he made a font state is Sophie. Sophie. Sophie. That car is more expensive than my house. Amazon. Amazon. My room is smaller than marker is room. A petite collection on Hoda Marco. Marco.
23. 82i - let's practise - French to English: Now let's have a go at doing some reverse translations. What do these friends sentences mean in English? Pluto. Pluto. I'm leaving earlier than you. Lays on phone. The children are noisy today because of him. Because I live near to Marie than Sophie. Jb, vanquish him. Santa hablan cantonal law. I drank less one that knew, but I feel terrible now. He bought more than me. Say please say protocol me, see, Casa de la is comma here than it was. Their dinner was more delicious than lunch. On my d equals to see a film on my QC. I've heard that this is the west film of the year. Excuse me. Yeah. Is it better or worse? Michelle. Michelle. Michelle was a lot more tired than me.
24. 82j - let's recap - English to French: Mobile do now some recap translations which will incorporate whereas we learned in the previous lessons. How do you say in French, I'm sorry, but it's damaged. You just see there's really three days, Ole Miss. I think it's fantastic. Fantastic. Fantastic. It's 1900s for two nights. Say, where is the key for my room? Oh, wait, I D live here in Paris. Or Abby. Abby day. That isn't good for him. The heating doesn't work. I wonder what she's doing here today. Hey, Jim, the CEO should be. Was the food good at the restaurant yesterday? Born or has leeway to edit tailbone or good evening. I would like a table for two you please. Most of you in tablet or do see replay. You would raise your tablet.
25. 82k - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations for these French sentences mean in English. Come with me, please. I speak English but I come from Germany. Him Do we have to call? I would like to hire that car. I'm not going to have lunch at the restaurant. Where are my shoes? Are you going to John's house tonight? Julie Julie view. I saw her yesterday in MA say D12. Try it. They're going to do everything tomorrow.
26. 83a - it's nice out: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases that we learned in the last lesson. How would you say in French, more than or less than one coup? Worse. Worse than the worst, appear bigger or smaller. In this lesson, we're going to learn how to talk about the weather. So here's your first phrase. In fibo. If they bow. It means it's nice out. If a bot. Whenever you want to talk about the weather in French, you usually use to mean it is. For example, if a bot can be used to mean it is nice out or it is beautiful out. The phrase in FE, literary means he makes. The reason we say he is because the weather is Latane, which is a masculine noun. Now, because we say hey, which means he makes. When we say, Hey Bo, we're literally saying he makes beautiful. Obviously, this is nothing like what we say in English. We tend to just say it is something out. So you can use il Fe in front of adjectives to describe the weather. If a bot, if they bow means is pitfall out. If a show in facial means it's hot out. So the adjective show means hot. Ill fe four in FIFA means it's cold out. So the word means cold. Now, you only have use il Fe in this way when you're talking about the weather. If you want to say something like your soup, coffee is cold, then you can just say something like Lu Kathy F1. But when you want to talk about the weather, you have to say, hey. So how would you say in French? It's nice out. If a bot, if a bot it's nice out today. If a bot, if a bot ozone we, it's very beautiful. Atom Paris today. If a table is a table.
27. 83b - warm: Here's another word that you can put on the end. To talk about the weather. Show. Show. It means hot or warm show. So how would you say in French, it's warm out today. How would you say it's warm out? Official. Official. It isn't worn out. And you make a negative in the same way as you can make any verb negative. You just put an a in front and then after the verb. It's very hot out. If a tissue is a tissue. So you haven't got to use the word for out. In French and English, we say it's very hot out or the weather is very hot. But we use the word out in English to share that we're talking about the weather. If you just said it's very hot, then it could be referring to food or drink or something. But we use the word out to show we're talking about the weather. In French, the phrase ill Fe automatically means you're talking about the weather. So you haven't got to say the word for outs at the end of the sentence. So if a tissue is very hot out, how would you say in French? I hope it's warm tomorrow. Demand. Demand. How would you say I like Spain, but it's too hot over there. Mei. Mei is a Toshiba.
28. 83c - cold: How would you say in French? I think it's too hot today. If I'm taking my code because it isn't very warm out today. Your palm or mondo Pascal, if a path threshold, should we use Pascal if a path ratio or should we say the word Shoah means hot or warm? And here is the opposite. It means cold. So how would you say in French, it's cold out today? If a flat. If it's very cold out. It's quite cold out today. If I say how would you say I don't want to go to the beach today is to code out for me. If a, if a, it's nice out in England today, but it's cold here in Paris. If a bot, we may, if a bot should, we made the flight.
29. 83d - weather: How would you say in French, it's very cold in France in December on France, on the soma, if a type-1 on France on December 1. Now in this sentence, instead of saying on the sangha, there is another nice phrase that you'll hear quite a lot in French. Or more, delay Samba on what do they saw more. It literally means in the month of December. And you can put in front of any month as an alternative to using on. So in this sentence you could say, if a round forms or why do they saw more ill fate on fonts on one day someone. So, using that same phrase, how would you say in French is warm in England in July, but in October is cold. If a show on why there's VA may October, if a Foie if a show on normal at their home waters VA may Ahmad October. How would you say in French? It's cold out tomorrow. If a flat abdomen, if a flat demand. I hope it's not too cold out today. It's always cold in Paris in December. You will fade to do the soma, so on. What do they somehow, again means in the month of December and you'll hear this use more than on the sample, but he had refused on there somewhere. And you'll be perfectly understood. And it's just your friends people say, rather than just on the sample.
30. 83e - sunny: How would you say in French? I don't want to go to the pub because it's too cold for me. Here's another useful word that you can use with IIFE to talk about the weather solely. Solely. It means Sunni solely. So how would you say in French, it's sunny out today? It's sunny out in Mao. Say. If a mock say in phase solely amassed a, I hope it's sunny out tomorrow. Just bath kill facial edema. Is yes, Bird Cafe solid. Dhamma. Has your next weather-related phrase. Although it's not quite as pleasant as stele, do von, do von. It means windy. Duvall. Literally it means some wind. So the word do is used to mean sum, but in English we can use it to mean windy. So how would you say in French, it's windy out today? If it's windy in France today. If a Duvall versus when you're talking about the weather being sunny or windy, you can actually choose to use either ill Fe or Ilia. The phrase Duvall always has the word do in front of it. So you can say either Duvall will fade you von, to mean it's windy out or Iliad, Yuval. Iliad you Vaughn. And that also means is windy out. They both mean the same thing if a device or Iliadic von. But Iliad you von literally means there is wind or there is some wind. The word solely, however, also gets a due in front of it if you use it with the phrase Ilia, but not if you use it with the phrase ill Fe. So you can say either in phase or lay, ill face solely to mean it's sunny out or Illiad you solely due solely. And that also means it's sunny out. But literally the second one, Ilia do solely means there is some sun. Iliad you slowly. So you can choose between ilia or ill FE will fade, Yvonne, Yvonne. It viscerally, Iliad do solely. So when you use the phrase Eliana, you're literally saying various wind or there is some, gradually there is some wind and there is some sun. The choice between EFA and ilia is completely up to you. Depending on where you are in France or the French speaking world, you'll hear some people using it more and other people using Ilia more. This is only with Duvall and solely with the other whether terms that we've learned so far, bow show and you always use elif solely and Duvall, you can choose to use il Fe or ilia. Now, having spoken to many French people about the choice between ill Fe and ilia, I've come to learn that there's hardly any difference between Iliad, you Vaughn, and it will fade you von. But most people I spoke to said they felt bad. Iliad UCLA is more conversational and it will faithfully sounds quite poetic. So Ilia du Soleil is probably used more in everyday conversations and ill faithfully is a bit more partial poetic. But the choice is completely up to you.
31. 83f - windy: How would you say in French? It's sunny here in Paris this morning. In phased array is faithfully. Or how would you say it's windy at the beach? Or Ilia? It's always windy here in March. You see on why the mass. The mass, or you could say on one mass, is the mass. How would you say, I don't want to walk to the shops because it's cold and windy. Pascals, if one has a EDI do Vaughn or pesky. Pesky, a duo. I hope it's nice out. Symbol. Table. I hope it's sunny out tomorrow. The man or woman.
32. 83g - recap: We've learned a small handful of weather-related terms so far in this lesson. However, I've put a lot more in a vocabulary expansion sheet for you to use at your leisure. In this lesson, we've had in vivo. In vivo, meaning it's nice out. Show, show, which means hot or warm. For foie means cold on one due on. What do you can use to mean in the month of and is used quite commonly in French. Solely. Solely means sunny. Duvall means windy. You can either use the phrase faithfully or Iliad username. In faithfully, Iliad usually. And they both mean it's sunny out. Similarly, you can use either Wilfredo von or Ilia devo in fade driven, driven. And they both mean, it's windy out.
33. 83h - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How do you say in French, it's suny out tomorrow. In face. Really the man or the man. The man. I hope it's warm in Paris tomorrow. It's nice algebra friends, but it's cold in England. If a bone forms may, if a, if a bowl may even. It's cold today. I wonder if it's sunny out in mass, say today. We still face slowly. Or cilia. The cilia. Do you know if it's windy out tomorrow? Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. Man. In the month of January is always cold in France. On what the zombie if a to your F1 and forms. A 200 F1 forms. I have to go to London this week, but it's very cold. Allele alone in May. In May if it isn't windy, but it's very cold. Even if a PAD may say Pat Von May. So in this sentence we've got Pat Von rather than Duvall. And that's because it's a negative, remember N, a negative sentence you never say, Do you always a patent. Finally, how would you say in French, we're going to spend the holidays abroad where it's warm. Electron j will finish, you. Move along. Electron j will fail.
34. 83i - let's practise - French to English: Now let's have a go at doing some reverse translations. But the spread of sentences mean in English on why there's VA in the month of July is very hot in Spain. In facial facial. I prefer when it's warm out. Gm. Gm. Continuously working to the shops when it's sunny out. If they do von, if it's windy out. If a bot, Hey Bo Diddley, it's nice out today. If a if a typo. It's very nice. Arte de la la, la, la, la la. We're getting there by train because it's very cold out and I don't want to walk there. May. I wanted to go to the beach but it's very cold and windy out. It isn't sunny out. If a if a torso palm, why? It's 21 for me.
35. 83j - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now as some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in French? I'm not going to the restaurant now, but I would like to go there later. Fontanel, measure, measure. Don't arrive too early. Now have a total. Now have a bad photo. Or naive potato. Do you understand me? My company boo. Boo or the compound to you? I'm going to the beach. Uva is quarter past 11. It's 70 Euros DC. Whoa. Whoa. The table, but it's difficult. Messy. Messy DVC. Yes, I'm going to Paris tomorrow. We we I prefer the red coat. My lunch is delicious. A Dennis you Monday.
36. 83k - let's recap - French to English: Now we'll do some French to English recap translations. Portuguese, French sentences mean in English. Wildly. Want to bring that with him? Who? Do you want to change it? New Napoleon pump handle at time t plus k bacteria sank minute. We can't take the train because it left five minutes ago. Too long to mom did too long to say everything slowly. Tap on one mercy. Mercy. Not for me. Thank you. Wayne, about the male? The male. Whereas the C side Excuse excuse M1. Legacy on Cebu play. Excuse me. I would like the bill, please. Could be. Just TO occupy. I'm not going to the beach. I'm too busy. Commodity to say. How do you say car in French? I would like three coffees and two T's, please. How much is all that?
37. 84a - weather (it was): Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases that we learned in the last lesson. And you say in French, it's nice out. If a bot hot or warm. Show code. In the month of Mountain Dew, sunny, windy. Do von, it's sunny out. You faithfully. Or Eliade username. It's windy out. If a driven or driven. In the last lesson, we led by you use the phrase ill Fe to mean it is when you're talking about the weather. Well, if you wanted to talk about what the weather was like in the past, you can use this phrase, ill fuzzy. Fuzzy. It means it was when you're talking about the weather. So it was a weather term is ill fuzzy. For example, IL-4 is able ear, for example, means it was nice out. Oh, it was beautiful out. As a literary means, it was making. So when you're talking about the weather, what you actually say is it was making beautiful rainbow. So in facebow means it was beautiful out. Show, in fuzzy show. It was hot out. Ill physician. In fuzzy fra, il fuzzy flora. It was cold out. You only ever use il fuzzy in this way when you're talking about the weather? If you say something like Safeway, then that would be it was cold when you're talking about something else, for example, your soup. So how would you say in French, it was nice out. Infeasible. Infeasible. It was nice out yesterday. It was yesterday.
38. 84b - il faisait: How would you say in French? It was very hot out. If there's a tissue. Is a tissue. It was cold out last week. Last domain, Danielle. Danielle. It was cold out yesterday. Yeah. It was nice out in England. As a boo. Boo. It was doubting fronts. If it was sunny out yesterday. It was Sony in France. In fuzzy solely on phones. On France. It was windy out last week. Duvall classmate Danielle. If fuzzy Duvall, last man, Danielle. Say you can use to mean it was only when you're referring to the weather. And you can put any of the adjectives and nouns that we learned in the last lesson after either fuzzy. So bot, show, etc, can all be placed after ill fuzzy when you're talking about what the weather was like.
39. 84c - il y avait: Now, remember in the last lesson, I said that with two terms due solely and Duvall, you can either use il Fe or Ilya. Remember that Ilia literally means varies. We had il phase slowly. It will faithfully, meaning it's sunny out or Iliad, usually, iliacus, usually it's sunny out or literary very soon. We had a fade in, fade Yvonne, which means it's windy out. Or you can say Iliad, you've gone. If he had gone to mean is windy out all it really varies. Wind. Well, you now know that for the past, if k becomes ill fuzzy. But what about the past? Are Ilia? Well, Ilia, ERV means there was easy IV. So the phrase Ilia literally means there was. So if you put du Soleil or after ERV, you're literally saying there was soon or there was wind. But you can choose either in fuzzy or Ilia VA, when you're talking about sun and when the choice is yours. So you can either say ill, fuzzy solely in fuzzy solely to mean it was sunny out or iliac vein, usually in the Vedas Sali, which also means it was sunny out. But literally means there was some in fuzzy devo. In fuzzy driven. It was windy out. Or you could say, if you have a diva Ilia, they do bone. It also means it was windy out or they're literally it means there was wind. So how would you say in French, it was windy out. If it was sunny out. Slowly, il fuzzy, so lame. Or you can say either have a due solely EDA du Soleil certificate with solely when you use it with IIFE or fuzzy, we say just solely. But when you use it with ilia or EDA, we have to say do solely. So we've had so far iL fuzzy in fuzzy, which means it was when referring to the weather. And ilia VA ileum means there was.
40. 84d - il y a ... à: The phrase Ilia, which means varies, can be used as an infinitive carrier. Remember, infinitives are words that end in ER, IR, or RE. Therefore, you can use Ilia to say such things as there is a lot to eat or there is too much to do. The only catch is that if you want to use Ilia as an infinitive carrier, you have to put the little word was a with an accent graph in front of the infinitive. Let me give you some examples. Ilya beaucoup affair, Ilia beaucoup affair. There is a lot to do. So we've got Ilia, which means berries. And we can put any infinitive after that. And we've got fair. But we have to put the word in front of the infinitive, Ilia, beaucoup, affair. And the word beaucoup just means a lot. So there is a lot to do. Ilia beaucoup, fair? So we have to put the word in front of any infinitive that we use after the phrase Ilya. Ilya TO emoji, EDR TO emoji. It means there is too much to eat. So again, we've got Ilia and then we using it as an infinitive carrier. So we can use the infinitive morgue. There is too much to eat, but we have to put the word in front of the infinitive, Ilia TO Mozi. Similarly, you can use iliac vein, meaning there was as an infinitive carrier. But again, you must pair it with the word. So if you want to use an infinitive after using EDI survey, you have to put the word in front of the infinitive. For example, either have a boo, boo. There was a lot to see. I have a book who the person avoid. Beaucoup, their son of y. So it doesn't matter that there are other words after EFA and before the infinitive. You can place the infinitive anywhere after EFA in the sentence, but you always have to put the word in front of the infinitive. So ERV, beaucoup, person. There were lots of people to see. So how would you say in French, there is a lot of food to eat? Ilya emoji. There was a lot to do. In the book.
41. 84e - there is vs. there are: In this lesson so far, we've had il fuzzy, meaning it was when you're referring to the weather. Ilia, meaning there was. Then you can use Ilia as an infinitive carrier, but you have to use the word in front of the infinitive. Similarly, you can use Iliad as an infinitive carrier, but again, you have to use the word in front of the infinitive. Now, just a quick note. In English, we have to change. There is two. There are, if you're talking about more than one thing, for example, there is one dog here, becomes there are when you're talking about more than one dog. So there are two dogs here. There is one dog here, there are two dogs here. Similarly, you have to change. There was two there were in English, if it's the plural. There was one person there and there were lots of people there. So there was when it's just one person, there was one person there. And there were when it's more than one person, there were lots of people there. In French, however, you always use Ilia to mean both. There is and there are. So it doesn't matter whether the noun that comes after is singular or plural. You always use Ilia. Ilia, in-person. Ilia. Dawson means there is one person. Iliad do person. In the Hadoop person. There are two people. You also use either to mean both. There was and there were. So Ilia vey in-person means there was one person and ilia do person. There were two people. So Ilia VA can mean there was or there were. Either have a in-person EDR, do person. How would you say in French, there were two bottles of wine and there was one bottle of water. There is a chicken, and there are two turkeys. A Ilia do down the EDR, do down.
42. 84f - there was vs. there were: How would you say in French? There is a K12 EPA DOE. There are three bottles of water to drink. Today, though. There were lots of shops to visit. The book would my exam, I visit, they have a visit day. So in this lesson, we've had a little fuzzy. Fuzzy, which means it was when you're referring to the weather. Ilia. Ilia means there is or there are III, IV. The IV means there was or there were. Ilia. Are. Ilia is when you're using varies as an infinitive carrier, we have to put The in front of any infinitive. And ileum iliac vein, which means there was as an infinitive carrier, you put the word in front of the infinitive.
43. 84g - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. I do say in French, it was yesterday, but today it's cold. In fuzzy. Show me show me it was windy out, but we went to the beach. In fuzzy D1. May neutrons alae, ala, in fuzzy may or may not apply. Leah, VD1 may neutrons I lay. There is a lot to finish. Yeah, buh buh buh bye, funnier. There wasn't much food to eat. I went to the cinema and there were lots of good films to watch. Cinema. Just visually or cinema. There were lots of delicious wines to try at the restaurant. There was a lot to do yesterday, but it was cold out. I wanted to go to the beach but it was too cold. Made a fuzzy TOEFL. There were three gunshots to visit. Visit the visit it was sunny out, but I stayed at home. Measures slowly. Slowly, slowly.
44. 84h - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? You may, in fuzzy, sorry, if they do want or should we may easily. It's windy today, but yesterday it was sunny. Have a total noise. There was too much food to eat. They weren't enough shops to visit. Me. Zai Bu may say to Don. It was nice out but that wasn't enough time. If, if, if fuzzy show. Amen. It was warm in Paris last week, but this week is cold on a spaniel and it may visit just easily on backends on a Spaniard. It NEF may Haifa. I went on holiday to Spain last year, but it was very cold. Jvc table. He may have a diva. May I visited marine, but we didn't go to the beach because it was windy. Day alone, alone. It was sunny and London yesterday. There were five people at the restaurant. There were eight museums to visit.
45. 84i - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now, awesome recap translations between cooperate words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in French? Are you going to hire call? Ooh. Ooh way that you excuse me, how much is a bottle of wine here? Excuses. Excuses. One, I would like a room with a balcony, please. In Shambhala combined conceivably azimuth plane. I'm not going to eat here today. It's extraordinary. Has been refinished everything at L2. Funny. How much is it for three months? 11. 11. Do you have this car in green? I've said What? Are you going to Paris now? Ooh. Oh, it's quite difficult to understand fringe. Sita's ABC, little compound Holofernes, see Francais. So don't forget when you're talking about understanding a language, you always put the word love in front of the language is a compound leaf on same means to understand French, literally to understand the French. But when you're talking about speaking a language, either need to say the word for the bi-layer is to speak French. Component or leaf on, is to understand French.
46. 84j - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. These French sentences mean in English, Du Bois. Du Bois. You're drinking a lot of wine tonight. I'm going to do it later. Say Togo, say it's too big. I'm going to have some cheese later. Coupon. Coupon. Where are you going to have dinner tonight? How do I get to the chemists? Do you want to try this restaurant tomorrow? Likely. Likely. The key doesn't work. I would like the bill, please. I understand.
47. 85a - I'm hot: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases that we learned in last lesson. How do you say in French? It was when you're referring to the weather? In fuzzy. There is or there are Ilia, there was, or there were. Either have the there is as an infinitive carrier. Ilia. You put the word in front of the infinitive. There was as an infinitive carrier, Ilia AVE, AVE, AVE. We've already learned that the word Shoah means hot. And you can use it with ill fame to talk about the weather being hot or warm. However, if you want to say I am out, the French have a slightly unusual way of doing this. They say J, J shoe. So JCO means I am hot, although literally it means I have hot. So in French, if you want to say I am hot in the sense of there is too much heat and your sweltering. You literally say, I have hot DJ show. If you said as you sweep show, which would be the obvious literal translation of IM hot, it can have a slightly sexual connotation. So always just say Zhou to mean I'm hot. Similarly, if you wanted to say, Are you hot, then you would ask, have you hot, which is Abu? Abu. So DJ show. Dj show means I'm hot. Literally, I have hot. Ooh, ooh, ooh. Are you hot? Literally means have you hot. Or news. I won't show news. I won't show means we are hot, or literally we have hot. Actually, you'll start to notice, especially in this lesson, that the French use I have OJ a lot in places where we would tend to use. I am. So how would you say in French, I'm hot? Zhou. Zhou. How would you say I'm very hot? Ratio.
48. 85b - I'm cold: How would you say in French? Can I open the window? Because I'm very hot for this one, you will need to know the word for window, obviously, which is spelled F, E N E with a circumflex accent, tea, laughing, EDTA, pressure ratio. So we've had DJ show, which means I'm hot, or literally I have hot. How would you ask in French? Are you hot? Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. As to show I can open the window if you're hot. Issue. Issue. Or C2H2. C2h2. With French logic. Now in your head, you've probably realized that if you want to say, I'm cold, it's a little different to you say in French, which obviously means I have cold for you use it to mean I am cold. So how would you say in French, I'm very cold. How do you think you'd say PA is called? Alpha? Alpha. We aren't cold. So literally we don't have cold.
49. 85c - are you cold?: So we've had in essence IFA Zhu Jie Shou, which means I'm hot or literally I have hot. And g3, g4, meaning I'm cold or literally I have cold. How would you ask in French? Are you cold? At UCLA? At you? Or I, we move one. If your code, I can close the window. Is you prefer me laughing or you prefer me laughing? I don't want to go to the beach. It's windy, I'm cold. If they do wrong. Or say VS Code where PA is hot. Ooh, ooh. I don't like eating ice cream and I'm cold. Or too hot or too cold. Ooh, ooh. Ooh. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.
50. 85d - I'm hungry: Another word you would say I have with instead of I am in French, is hungry. So in English we say I am hungry. In French, you say J5, J4, which means I have hunger. But use it to mean I'm hungry. J, fun. And the word fun, you don't pronounce the M on the end is a nasal sound so far. So how would you say in French, Are you hungry at you? Fun, fun. Fun. Fun. I'm very hungry. I wanted to eat something. We all hungry. So in this lesson so far we've had DJ show, meaning I'm hot. Or literally it means I have hot. Meaning I'm cold, or literally means I have cold. Which means I'm hungry. Although literally it means I have a hunger. So how would you ask in French, aren't you hungry? Now? That you've been fun? Or UPA fun? If you're hungry, we have lots of food. C1, C2, I found new davon beaucoup denotative. Or see Buddha be found. Newborn beaucoup, the noisy too.
51. 85e - I'm thirsty: Is another word. It means I'm thirsty. I have fist. So how would you say infringe our youth esteem? To slough or voussoir? I'm very thirsty. I want to drink something. Wacky. We are thirsty. I'm not thirsty now, but I would like to take a bottle of water to the beach. I love. Tea is perfect for when you're thirsty. Latae parfait book onto a suave or latte. Latte EPA, book homozygous dwarf. Although in this situation actually you could also say latae parfait book on us WAF for when one is firstly, because member when infringer talking about you in general, you can use the word on.
52. 85f - I'm scared: So in this lesson so far we've had DJ show, meaning I'm hot. Jfrog, meaning I'm cold. J far, meaning I'm hungry. And J suave, meaning I'm thirsty, has yet another j word, g. J. It means I'm scared. So how do you say I'm scared? So literally means I have fear rather than I'm scared. How would you say I'm not scared? Marie and Pierre are scared. Are you scared? Oh, I'm always scared. Why are you scared? Or Uber? Uber.
53. 85g - I'm scared of...: So in this lesson, we've been learning lots of words that use j, which means I have rather than I am like we do in English. Dj show means I'm hot. J4 means I'm cold, means I'm hungry. Jcf means I'm thirsty. And we've just seen JPEG, which means I'm scared or literally I have fear. You can add the word Do D0 to pair and you get the JPEG, which means I'm scared of JPL. So how would you say in French, I'm scared of Pierre. Pierre. Pierre. How would you say I'm scared of planes? Gpa. Gpa. These are beyond. So when you want to use do with a noun on the end, generally you have to use the word the as well. And that's why we say days and beyond in this sentence. Literally you're saying, I'm scared of the planes. Remember that? Plus LA makes du and the plus lay makes Day. You'll have things like J P, DIV1, Jaipur, which means I'm scared of planes or literary I'm scared of the planes. Zhi De Xiang Xin De Xiang means I'm scattered dogs or literary I'm scared of the dogs, but it's talking about dogs in general. So in French, JPL for the Shang means I'm scared of dogs. Or if you have a masculine noun, JPL, do for my g parallel, do for my gosh, I'm scared of cheese. Or literally I'm scared of the cheese. So how do you say in French, I'm scared of dogs. How do you think your say I'm scared of cats? And the word for cat is sharp, C sharp, G sharp.
54. 85h - what ... for?: In this lesson so far, we've had a show. I'm hot, I'm cold. I'm hungry, or I'm thirsty. I'm scared. And I'm scared of. So how would you say in French, I'm scared of children. Days on phone. Are you scared of me? Or why are you scared of safety? As you build the Sophie, Sophie. Sophie. Sophie. How would you say is scared of birds and wait for beds is why zone was spelled S E a UX, UI, PF x2, x1, x2. She isn't scanf beds in Napa. Ooh. Ooh. Now, if you want to say something like, What are you scared of in French, you literally have to say of what are you scared to say of what you say. So the means, what are you scared of? It literally means of what are you scared. The attribute. We will learn more about why this is in a later lesson. But for now, just know that the usual word for what, which is curve, becomes qua, when you place it after a preposition. And the word do is repetition. So if you want to say of what you say, do. This is actually where the word comes from. The word qua, which means y, as it used to be two ways. Qua, which means for what? In English, we can actually say why or what fall. For example, why are you here? You could say, What are you here for? Why is he doing that? Because the English, What is he doing that for? Why are they there? In English growth as a what are the therefore in French, why and for what are both poor. And of what is dukkha is the, how would you say in French, what are you scared of? Oh.
55. 85i - what are you scared of?: How would the same friends, what are they scared of? Which literally means of what are they scared? How would you say what is heat ghetto. So we've had a show, meaning I'm hot, I'm cold. Ji Feng, I'm hungry. Or I'm thirsty. I'm scared. I'm scared of. And what are you scared of? In English? If you want to put a verb after the phrase, I'm scared of, the verb has to be used with in on the end. For example, I'm scared of flying, or I'm scared of going to friends, or I'm scared of doing the wrong thing. In French, however, you just use the normal infinitive of the verb after the phrase GPL under, say, you would say things like Jaipur, delay on fonts, JPL, that a on phones. I'm scared of going to funds literary. I'm scared of Chicago to friends or JPEG. The path leaf Han say JPL, the ballet Francais. I'm scared of speaking French. Military. I'm scared of to speak French. So how would you say in French? I'm scared of saying it. I'm not scared of doing that. La la.
56. 85j - I'm right: How would you say in French, I'm scattered speaking French. Say, Hey, why are you scared of doing that? As you build the FAFSA or the children are scared of trying French viewed. Is Marie scared of driving? How do you say in French? I'm hot. I'm cold. I'm hungry. I'm thirsty. I'm scared. I'm scared of and what do you scatter off? Here's another J, J zone, a zone. It means I'm right. Literally means I have reason, but is used to mean I'm right. So how do you say I'm writing in French? How would you say URI to 0?
57. 85k - I'm wrong: How would you say in French? We are right now, he's on his own. He isn't right? I wonder if she's right. Clr is on Zoom the MSL. And here's your final for this lesson. It means I'm wrong. But again, literally means I have wrong. So how would you say in French PA is wrong? Maria is wrong. You're not wrong. They aren't wrong. Now you can use any form of the verb with all the J widths that we've been learning in this lesson. The verb means to have, let's have a quick recap of it in the present tense. So what it means to have j means I have 20, means. You have ELA, means he has LR, means she has no zone. Means we have W2s. Iv means you have, and Islam means they have. So you can use any of those with the ways that we've been learning in this lesson.
58. 85l - practise with avoir: How would you say in French, I'm hot or cold? We are hungry. They're hungry. Isn't found. Marie, is this D? We're not thirsty. I'm scared. I'm scared of children. These on phone. He's right. We write 0.
59. 85m - forms of avoir: How would you say in French is wrong? Remember that you can rearrange any form of halfway into the negative and also into a question. So in the positive you have vis-a-vis who's IV, which means you have to make it negative. You put around the verb and you get things like una VBA, una vapor. Which means you don't have a positive question, or you have to do is invert the verb with the subject pronoun. Our vivo. Vivo means do you have? And you can make negative question by putting in front and after any question, Navi Bupa, Navi VUCA, meaning don't you have. So how would you say in French, I'm not hot. Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. She isn't cold. On a cold. Is he hungry? Isn't he hungry? And that's the buffer. Is Marie thirsty?
60. 85n - recap: I, would you say in French, orangey thirsty or I'm not scared. Are you scared of dogs? As you build a shell? Or is he right? On the right? They're not wrong. Is wrong. Pf. Pf. So in this lesson we've had to show meaning I'm hot. J4, I'm cold. Uga fan. I'm hungry. I'm firstly, I'm scared. Jbuilder. I'm scared of the quiet. What are you scared of? J zone. I'm right and I'm wrong.
61. 85o - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How do you say in French? I can open the window if you are hot. C2h2. C2h2 or issue. How would you say were cold and the heating doesn't work? I'm very hungry, but I don't have any food. Jatropha, a patent. A patent, or do you want a coffee? Cathy? Cathy? Or I would have one coffee. Coffee. What do you scared of? I'm right and you're wrong. A2. A2, or a1, who's a veto? If I'm right, the restaurant closes at 09:00 PM. Cg Huizong, hometown avant they are new. Cgi is on my Van de Janeiro. If you are wrong, they're going to be very unhappy. C22. C2. Malware, or a malware. Malware. Are you hungry? Naturopathic or UPA? I haven't eaten today and I'm very hungry now. Aj Typhon antenna.
62. 85p - let's practise - French to English: Now let's have a go at doing some reverse translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? But bell-shaped Tisha, I'm scared of big dogs, but I'm not scared of small dogs. In the shot. Maria scatter of cats. What is he scared of? Monday in pizza. Pizza. I can order a pizza if you are hungry. Is she right? At you show how to show what are you hot or cold. May GIF file should be if it's sunny out but I'm cold today. At you. I'm thirsty. Do you have a bottle of water? Is on top. They're wrong. I'm not scared, but I don't like spiders.
63. 85q - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now some recap translations between cooperate words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in French? She isn't here? And a Pi DC. And go straight on and then take the second row on the left. And a 22. I am who I am who understand English? Only PM. Normally. I've booked a table for half past five, but I would like to change it to six o'clock, please. She has me. I'm sorry, but I'm too tired and I don't want to walk. Just be the donee may just be Tophat again, even just feet as really major sweet Tophat again, agent. Which card that you hire, kilowatt. Kilowatt your way or kilowatt you have evil way. Can I pay it now? Priscilla pay maintenance is €20 for two days. Or digital? Digital. On holiday on the 20th of April. Moves along. I'm here later.
64. 85r - let's recap - French to English: And now let's do some French to English recap translations. What do these friends sentences mean in English? Say to. Say. It's always here. How much is it for ten days? Are you going to take that with you? I am who I am, who I am, who I take the second row on the left and then the third row on the right. Late, well, it's on the next to the bar. When do they want to eat? Yeah. Usually view yeah. I saw her yesterday in Paris. And this one from speaking, it could also be I saw him yesterday in Paris. But in writing, the view has an e on the end. So it shows you that the L apostrophe stands for law, which is her Julie view. Jamie of homage. May you prefer Laval Gemara for my major professor lava. I like the cheese, but I prefer the wine. I'm setting my car. Do you want to buy it?
65. 86a - I was hot: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases we learned in the last lesson. How design French? I'm hot. Issue. I'm cold. I'm hungry, or I'm thirsty. I'm scared. I'm scared of what do you skate off? The U2 pair. I'm right. Jason. I'm wrong. Here's your first word for this lesson. Is you have a JV. It means I had or I used to have Java. You can use JV with any of the j ways to talk about the past. For example, jab jab H0 means I was hot. Jr vapor means I was scared. I was cold. You can also use it to simply mean I had, or I used to have. For example, Gervais in meson on France. In meson on fonts. That means I used to have a house in front or I had a house in France. So how would you say in French? I was hot shoe, JV show. I was hungry. I had a car in front. I used to have a house in meson MRC. I used to have a lot of problems with the car.
66. 86b - I wasn't hot: How would you say in French? If I had the time, I would like to go to the beach. Cgi, CGI melatonin. You can make negative in the usual way of putting it in front of the verb and after it. So means I didn't have. So how would you say in French? I didn't have the time. I didn't have enough time. But I wasn't cold. I wasn't hungry. I wasn't scared of the dogs. The Shang. I was hungry. I didn't have any food. Jv foreign. Do not forget that after a negative word for any as always, just do. So sometimes the word for any is due or doula or day, but that's early and positive sentences. Negative sentences. The word for any or not any is due.
67. 86c - enough: How would you say in French, I wasn't wrong. I was right. Jab. Jab. Reason. We've had this next word before, but I just wanted to do a quick recap because it's very useful. As say, as C. It means enough assay. So we've had a say before, but you might remember that we've learned it had a couple of meanings. A coming quite. For example, say a C difficile, Sita, C difficile. It can also mean enough. Just remember though, that when it means enough and you want to put a noun on the end, you must use the word do in front of the noun. For example, I say Dang Zhong, as CEDAW means enough money. I say the tongue. The tongue means enough time. Literally what you're saying when you use the phrase assayed is enough of something. So let's read enough of money and enough of time is how you say it in French or say down zone as say the tongue. How would you say in French? I don't have enough. I didn't have enough money. Have you brought enough money with you? Apple. To apple. Or Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. I'm sorry, but I don't have enough time managing a ton.
68. 86d - avoir in the imperfect tense: How would you say in French? I'm sorry, but I didn't have enough time. So for I had you say but what if you wanted to say something like he had or they had? Well, let's conjugate Ofwat into the past tense. So JV Jaffe means I had to have a two. Avy means you had 11. Ela, v means he had LFA. L IV means she had moods of young news and beyond. We had was a VA whose hobby you had and is AVE, AVE they had. Now, when you learn a conjugation, is really only six different conjugations. So Jaffe to have a and then ELA, the NLRA of the same conjugation, he and she, so he and g are always the same. Then knew that was EVA and either way. But the word one hat on IV would be the same conjugation as ill and l he and she. Similarly, the word for VA in the feminine L, E, W, ALEKS is the same as they are in the non-permanent ILS ill. So it is a vein and a survey both mean they had. But when you read the conjugation, you can really learn it just as six different conjugations. So JV to have a Il l knows I've Young who's a VA and USDA vein. And then for the heat and the xi, which is the third person singular, you can also conjugate the same four ohm, which is one, or any name PFLP, p-hat or Maria? Maria had. So how would you say in French? Did you have enough? I've seen a V2 as same or have a buddha same as a UGA, say, he didn't have enough money.
69. 86e - recap: How would you say in French? Did they have enough time? I say the tone. Will you cold? I have a tooth. We have a tooth. Or why? She was right. They were wrong. We be cold at the hotel. Where you want the restaurant. I wanted to show or Osterholm. Happy to show, has to own or have a varchar or restaurant at UFO or restaurant. So in this lesson we've had a say as say, meaning enough or quiet. And I forget when you want to put a noun after I say, you have to say as they do. Then GeV. Gev means I had G, IV. Iv. You had a lovey dovey. He had elevated L as a she had news of young. We had was a VA. Va you had. And user v is a vein, means they had.
70. 86f - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How do you say in French? What did you have to go? Ooh. Ooh. He was wrong. Elevator. I had enough money. You arrive. The restaurant is nearby. Do you have a high isn't a PDC to have a high zone, a Hyundai Pi DC, or a face on a privacy policy. Was he hungry, fun, fun. She was right. The field was absolutely perfect. Absolutely non-profit. Non-profit. I wasn't wrong is very warm today. If I was wrong, a PA wasn't there. We were hungry but we didn't eat because the food was terrible. May I wasn't cold but I wasn't hot. Ooh. Ooh.
71. 86g - let's practise - French to English: Now let's have a go at doing some French to English translations. What do these friends sentences mean in English? They were hot in France because it was sunny out. I haven't brought enough money with me. Do you have enough money? I didn't have time. I didn't have a car in front. When you've scared of her? She was very hungry because she didn't need much food. I was scared, but I was in Paris. What did they have?
72. 86h - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in French? Did you try to find PM or May I have the beef, please? Um, which is it for for return tickets. Are you going to pay the bill? Vacuum? Or how much is it for nine days? I think the food is perfect here. It straight on. It's going to be fantastic. Fantastic, fantastic. Everything is much bigger here. Today. Beaucoup plugin DC. Where would they like to go?
73. 86i - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? Or you're trying some French few later. A predominated what? Take the first right on the right and then turn right. Staying at the same hotel is Mi De la at the restaurants here. Ooh. Ooh. My room is smaller than mockers rim. You have arrived early. I would like some peanuts. Vacuum. Constancy. Are you going to spend the holidays here or abroad? Don't be shy. Is 82 euros.
74. 87a - I'm scared of...: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases that we learned in the last lesson. How do you say in French enough? Assay. I had JV. You had in the informal singular to have a he had she had LIV. We had lose IVR. You had in the singular formal or the plural. Who's EVA. And they had is IV. We've now learned a handful of words. That's the words that you would use j with infringe, even though we would use IM in English. So how would you say I am hot? Issue, Jie Shou. I am cold. Gua gua. I am hungry. I am thirsty. I am wrong. I am right. Jason. Jason. I am scared. And remember that you can put a on the end of pen to add a noun or a verb after it. For example, J pair, the Shang, jay perdition means I'm scared of dogs, is a pair. Is a pair. The battle Lei, I'm scared of speaking or delay. Delay. I'm scared of going or I'm scared to go.
75. 87b - I need : There are a few more words like that use J and then due at the end of it. For example, J, J plus one. It means I need to do, actually the j plus 1 is the bit that means I need. It means I have need. And the word means of. So if you say j plus 1 du, literally it means I have need of, but you can use it to mean I need money can put a verb or a noun on the end of it. So how would you say I need to go? Jb is wonderfully GBS. One day, I need to eat something. Jb is one, shows. I need the key. I need to find Murray because I have something for her. Pascals per basket, j, k, l. So JBS wonder it means I need my, you can change the J in J1 to any form of the verb Ofwat to change the meaning of a sentence. So JBS wonder is I need, but we can put it into the past tense and say, javac bears wonder. Jbbs wonder means I needed or in an APA because one, the ineffable means he doesn't need. Or you can ask the question, what do you wonder? Do you need? So how would you say in French, what do you need to do? Catch you with wonderful. Catch-up with wonderful. Or KV, who's wonderful. He didn't need to buy it.
76. 87c - besoin de: How would you say in French, why do they need to go? Where to go? Ooh, have a tail with one delay. One delay. Now see if you can work out how to say this next sentence. You need to use the construction that we learned when we were talking about being scared. How do you say, what do you need to be x1, x2, x1, or x2, x1, x2, x1. So let's say, when you say, what do you need in French, you have to say, what do you have need of? And remember, you can end the sentence with the word of infringe. So instead of saying, What do you have need of, you have to say of what do you need? A tube is one or the Uber is one. How would you say what do they need? What does she need yesterday? What did you need to buy? There's one dash d cube is one. Caveat.
77. 87d - I fancy: How would you say in French, when do they need to leave? Until about here. Now here's another phrase, J. The J on v. It means I feel like or I fancy. But literally it means I have desire of J on v du. And you can put any noun or a verb on the end of the to say what it is you fancy doing or what it is that you fun thing. So how would you say in French, I fancy an ice cream? J on video and glass. Glass is a literary. This means I have desire of an ice cream. During glass. I find stuff going out tonight. On V, D J on V. I feel like going to the restaurant for dinner. He doesn't feel like going On VII Daddy. She didn't feel like coming with us.
78. 87e - envie de: How would you say in French? Do you fancy eating here tonight? I to J at u and v. Or what do you fancy doing? Co2. Co2 on. Ooh. Ooh. I felt like eating something French. Jv. C, D, Fancy coming to the supermarket with me. At you on V, dV. At you on the VGA or supermarket have ECMO or ECMO. Who's on v? Linear osteomalacia back more. I don't fancy that. You may pass on V, the sulla. Or you can say pass on V in the USA. A pylon veto saw. In speaking, the word do very often gets almost ignored and you'll just hear it slightly touched on. So rather than saying, Janay pass on V dosa, you'll hear people say pizza. Pizza. So it's on visa service, just touched upon in between on V on Visa. Visa.
79. 87f - I plan on: Remember when I said that, if you want to say, what do you need in French, you literally have to say of what do you need, the attributes. One attribute means, what do you need? Well, it's the same. If you want to say, what do you fancy? You literally have to say of what do you have desire or of what do you fancy. At UMD? Look at Yuan V. What do you fancy? So the dog has to go to the beginning of the sentence. How would you say then, what do you fancy for dinner? Dna. The DNA or the IV who's on V? Polygyny. Polygyny. What did they find the same. The Fantasy VII. Here's another phrase. It means I have the intention of or I plan on. And usually you put a verb after this phrase. So how would you say in French, I plan on leaving early jail and the bacteria the bacteria TO I have the intention of going with you. You have a delay of x2. X2 or x2. X2.
80. 87g - l'intention de: So in this lesson so far, we've had J, J plus 1 du, which means I need J on V, D, J on V. I feel like or I fancy. And J, J lanterns Yonder, which means I have the intention of or I plan on. So how would you say in French, when do you plan on leaving? London? London? We don't plan on staying here. Stacy. Stacy or SDC. I planned on going early. You have a delete to delete to do you plan on going abroad. I do love deli, electron G or G have a Boolean function. What do you plan on buying? Land? Or UX, Linphone? Dash d, KV Boolean, Johnstone dash d. So literally means, what do you have the intention of buying?
81. 87h - I have time to: How do you say in French, where do they plan on going? To HSI, plan on going to the shop today? We don't plan on paying the bill. Ladies shown on the Piazza discussion or on NOPAT Langton's John Doe legislation on NOPAT land on stone, the bay that is C1. So we've had in this lesson so far, j plus 1 du, which means I need J of v du, which means I feel like or I fantasy. And j, which means I have the intention of all I plan on. Here's your next phrase in this lesson. Gelatin. It means I have time to, or I have the time to do. And again, you can put any verb after this phrase, say what it is that you have time to do. So how would you say in French, I don't have the time to do it now. In a peloton, do a fair amount tunnel vision, a Peloton Sentinel. Now, when the word means and you have in front of it and make do. But when the law means eight, then they don't join together. So in this sentence you've got a Peloton, do an affair. And so in this sentence, the means it, which means you don't contract the alerts make, do they stay as a Peloton, do the maintenance.
82. 87i - le temps de: How would you say in French, D have time to help me? Or do they have times eat with us? I didn't have the time to call Maria, say I don't have the time to stay peloton to see have time to speak with me. Did you have the time to buy something for me when you went to Paris? Either contiguous or the bullet. I'm sorry, but I didn't have enough time to do everything.
83. 87j - recap: How do you say in French? Do you have time to show me something? At the moment? He didn't have time to call me Peloton. Peloton. So in this lesson, we've had meaning I need only three means. I have need of J. J on v du, meaning I feel like or I fantasy. Although literally it means I have desire of Gielen pantheon. Do Jay Lund von Songdo means I have the intention of or I plan on. And gelatin. J, that means I have time to, or I have the time to. Now, even though I've given you all the phrases in this lesson in the form of j. And then something due. As you know, they can all be used with any form of the verb Ofwat. So you can learn the phrases in there infinitive form by replacing the j with AV1 if it makes it easier for you to remember. So we'd have Ofwat be x1, x2, x1, x2, which means to need have, wow, home. We do have while on v du, which means to feel like also fantasy. Land on Xian Du Bois, London, Zhongdu, which means to plan on or to have the intention to do something. Ofwat Redondo of what that means to have the time to do something. So they're all in the form and you can change Ofwat into any of the forms that we've learned so far. So the present tense or the past tense. And you can use any of these phrases as infinitive carriers and put them into structures 13 to make your questions and sentences more varied. So have a go and see what you can come up with.
84. 87k - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How does a in French, I need to leave now, when you find the eating later. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. What do they plan on doing tomorrow? Continue. Which literally means, what do they have the intention of doing tomorrow? I don't have the time to go with you because I'm very busy. Title QP, peloton, tight occupy occupy peloton, dynamic occupation. What did you need to have a tube? The tube is one. Group is one. Oop is one. I didn't feel like waiting here. I don't really see. That. Don't really see. Did you need to speak with me? I'm happy to be x1 or x2. I feel like going to the beach but it's cold out. J Mei, Mei. I plan on going early tomorrow. We need to talk.
85. 87l - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. Motor these French sentences mean in English. Now V2 is one that's taken controls. Controls also. Didn't you need to buy something at the supermarket? Is on booze one, the Bakhtiar maternal vascular tone is on vascular tone. They need to leave now because the train arrives at five PM. You just be Tophat again. I don't feel like down to the shop today, I'm too tired. I didn't plan on going to Mars. Say. Did you have the time to call a PDF for me? On-time? On-time. I didn't need the car because I went to London on the train until the man. What do they need for tomorrow? I planned on arriving early. On V, D J on V. I find see the chicken today. What wine do you find? Z.
86. 87m - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now are some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in French, have I forgotten something? The chicken is absolutely delicious. Among the list you look way it absolutely. Mondelez, you ask the waiter for some more water, please. Demand to blame ourselves. Lcd display or due Monday, please. Do Monday, please. Would you born here in France? France or ECM forms. And I would like a room for one night, please. In VC. Which ones are you buying? Two. To o UI, UX. Take the exit towards more say, and then go straight on a PLA. Today. I would like to go to the beach. I would like a dress. I've gone a bit mad. Or literary would say, I've become a bit mad. New. Foo, foo.
87. 87n - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? 22 March, we are giving to the restaurant later. You pay demand it. Visit tomorrow. It's half-past seven. She isn't that the hotel? I don't vanish until next week. May say. I have to go by train, but it's quite expensive. The shop is on the left. What do you want to do tonight? Why did you change the reservation? Are you going to have breakfast here?
88. 88a - I was going: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases we learned in the last lesson. How do you say in French, I need GB is one. Do I feel like, oh, I fancy. J on v? Do I have the intention of or I plan on? Jaylen person? Do I have the time to gelatin do to feel like or to fantasy reader, to plan or to have the intention to have long been shown. To have the time to have, wow, look, don't do. A very useful word in French, which also happens to be an infinitive carrier is jelly. Jelly. It means I was going, Jenny, say, as I said, you can put any infinitive on the end or jelly to say what you're going to do. How would you say I was going to call jelly? Jelly. I wasn't going to see it. I was going to try it. How would you say I was going to fund jelly on farms, jellies on phones. I wasn't going to Spain on a Spanner. Spanner. I was going to buy something for you to take and controls patois or UI? Ux. I was going to stay here tomorrow.
89. 88b - "aller" in the imperfect tense: How would you say in French? I was going to ask Murray to bring some wine with her. Jelly due Monday. The parte de la jelly due Monday. I'm sorry. You can change jelly to any person you like and say things like, You're going go, they were coming. So I lay means to go. Jelly. Jelly means I was going to LA. To LA means you were going ill alle alle. He was going l ALI LLE. She was going on alle on alle. One was going loser Leon. Leon. We were going. Who's LEA? Who's LEA? You're going and easily is LA. They were going. And you can use all the different conjugations of Ali as infinitive carriers in the structures that we've covered so far. In questions, just remember that you're going to have to invert them first. How would you say in French he was going to corner. We weren't going to stay here. Stacy, How would you say they were going to come with us? Is a l'avenir how they can make new friends with you. What we're going to do.
90. 88c - practise with aller: How would you say in French? We began to eat at the restaurant, but it was very busy. May pay. You may call me, but he doesn't have the time now. Def me. Pfla monopoly. May I was going to buy ice cream view, but I didn't have my card. Jellies or stay in glass patois, measuring a pomegranate or jelly. I stay in glass. Powerful. Measure napalm. Jealous. I stay in glass bowl. Who? May? Mama cat. What we're going to do? Kennedy, Kelly or UFO can evoke emotion, going to call why wouldn't you go into coal me 0? But I wasn't able to order it, but piano told me that it was delicious.
91. 88d - lesson recap: How do you say in French, when was he going to leave? At a Tea Party? Conservative Party. So in this lesson we've had jelly. Jelly, meaning I was going to LA, to LA, meaning you going Eli, Eli, Lilly. He was giving and LA, LA, LA. She was going Leon. Leon means we're going. Who's LEA? Lea, you were going and easily is Dalai means they wiggling. And they're all infinitive carriers, which means you can put any verb onto the end of them to say what you were going to do.
92. 88e - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How do you say in French what we're going to do? Or we began to eat at the hotel. I was getting to the restaurant when you saw me. 0 has a home consumer view or the view we began to find spent now we're getting into Spain. Mountainous spine, your news along on a Spaniard. Having to leave. She was going to call yesterday. She didn't have the time. I laid me in a peloton enolate that may or may not be Peloton. Peloton. He was going to tell you something. Where are you going to buy at the supermarket. Mushy. Mushy. Why would you guys tell me? For chlamydia? Chlamydia. Chlamydia. Chlamydia.
93. 88f - let's practise - French to English: Now let's have a go at doing some reverse translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? L2, l3, l2 autonomously. Where we're going to wait for Marie edema. Edema. I was going to try it tomorrow. A common day in pizza. Pizza. I was going to order a pizza, but now I'm going to order the chicken policy in QCD this year. He wasn't going to try it. But Marie said it was delicious. Back on Monday. Monday. I wasn't given to older bottle of wine. Is a lioness spaniel on mcons, name is Ali on Espanol mcons, PF. They were going to Spain on holiday. But now PR is el Dia de Man. We began to tell you tomorrow. I was going to do it later because I'm tired now. How is he going to pay the bill? She was going to spend two weeks abroad.
94. 88g - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now, some reverse translations to incorporate words and phrases we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in French? That is for her, not for you. But boo. Boo or where's the castle? I'm going to drink that. You have a blastula. You're a blastula. Are you trying some French few later. Sha-2. Sha-2, ADC. Who came with you? Even knew of e2? E2. Okay. Ui. Ux is that quarter to two. D1 is take that with you. Ooh, ooh. Ooh, ooh. I'm doing very well. Thank you. How are you? Ooh. Ooh. Or you may come over to you. I don't know how to do it. Can you help me? But you may Day or Xunzi. Xunzi.
95. 88h - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. How does AV sentences in English? You get your ketchup. I would like some tomato sauce and ketchup. That is absolutely delicious. I see a type one. A type on the food here is very good. Are you going to be S house tonight? At her fantastic. Fantastic. It's going to be fantastic. I lay in a table. Go to the beach tomorrow is very beautiful way. Whereas the river constant, any constant n0. I wonder if Mary is coming with us on holidays year. Mike and one smoke. I haven't eaten today and I'm very hungry now.
96. 89a - I was able / I could: Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases that we learned in the last lesson. How do you say in French, I was going jelly. You will going in the singular informal to LA. He was going allele. She was carrying a allele. We were going loser Leon. You're going in the singular formal or the plural. Who's LEA. And they were going easily. Now, in the last lesson, we learned how to conjugate the verb I lay. And if you look at the conjugation in one go, I want you to focus on the endings. So we had jelly, cu LA, LA, LA, LA, LA, lose a Leone Vasiliev and easily they end an AIS, AIS, AIT, i, o, ns, I said ai, e and t. Now the endings for this conjugation are the same as the endings used for the infinitive carriers in the third structure that we learned, these endings form a particular type of past-tense that all the infinity carriers use, and it's called the imperfect tense. Its name isn't important for now. Only need to know is that there is same endings. Ais, AIS, AIT, ins, i, e, e, and t can be used with any infinitive carrier to talk about the past. Have a look at this infinitive carrier and see if you can use it to conjugate through all the persons. So if you prove a means, I could or I was able to. So how would you say in French? I could see it. As you prove a Lavoie. Lavoie. I could understand Pierre. Is you prove a compound LaPierre is your survey component LaPierre? I couldn't understand. Now let's see if you can use the imperfect tense endings to try and conjugate into all the different persons. How would you say you could to prove to prove a va va
97. 89b - entendre: How would you say in French? He could she could L Bouvier. We could know Peruvian, new Peruvian. They could improving, improving. So here's the impact conjugation of the PUFA means to be able to prove, I could, or I was able to prove a cube purvey. You code or you're able either purvey ill purvey. He caught or he was able LP. Lp. She could or she was able improving on proving one code or one was able to prove young new Peruvian. We could, or we were able to woo woo hoo yea. You code or you're able and improving, improve a vehicle, or they were able. He's useful verb in French, entendre. Entendre. It means to here on tundra. So I would say in French, I couldn't hear Pierre. Could you help me put a two Montana to Montana or tundra? Entendre. Now, entendre is an irregular verb. So see if you can remember how to turn it into the past tense and say, I heard Marie. J. On don't do Molly. Molly. So it's irregular. Verb meaning in the past tense, you change the EU in order to get the past participle. So entendre means to here, and entendre means head. So I heard Marie.
98. 89c - practise with pouvoir: How would you say in French, did you hey me? And you mature and you might be horizontal. You what did you hear? What you owe? What do you hear? And the web on tundra is irregular in the present tense. Or company boo. Boo. Do you hear something? Did you hear about at you or I heard everything. J2. J2. I heard something in the room. He had everything. I heard you.
99. 89d - lesson recap: How would you say in French, what did they hear? Continues and continues on. For this next sentence, we have the word walked in the middle of a sentence, which if you remember, is sucker. So how would you say in French? I hope he didn't hear what I said. Did you hear what she said? Oh, I didn't hear what you said. So could you could you add whose IVD. Ivd. I don't know what you heard. Unisa Sukkot you out on you, say passcode you out on you, or on you gonna say sucrose. So in this lesson we've had on tundra, meaning to here. Which means I could or I was able to prove a new code or you're able. He called or he was able. She called. She was able to prove young. We could or we were able. Oop of Yea, you code or you're able and improving the code or they were able.
100. 89e - let's practise - English to French: It's now time to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How do you say in French? I couldn't CPM when I was at the restaurant. I'm sorry that I couldn't help him yesterday. You just read a really good movie pad, the DEA movie Patty D, E, F, or G Suite desolate desert movie. I was going to speak French but I couldn't understand you. Jenny polypharmacy mentioned movie path to compound, jelly polypharmacy major movie path or jelly polypharmacy. Polypharmacy compounds. Do you know if they could understand when we spoken English? Say to a compounder, can use Amazon Polly are normally, say to see normally. Or Savvy. Savvy boosting. Cuz you here, Marie. Marie. Did you hear Marie and to entendre at you or did they hear you? Oh, I heard PA when he told you. Daddy. Daddy. Daddy. I don't know if he heard me. See Mountain View, The Mountain Dew. What could you do in Paris?
101. 89f - let's practise - French to English: Now let's have a go at doing some translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? Key. Whose entendre? Him? Could you hear? Ue2, Allie? Why could you go? What could she see? They heard her yesterday. Superman Superman movie. I was going to go to the supermarket but I couldn't find it. I couldn't see you. Because you put two on tundra. Tundra. I hope I can hear everything. Ooh. Do you hear what they're saying? Is that good news upon today here what we said yesterday. I couldn't do it.
102. 89g - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now, some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in French a bit more? Um, um, it's at quarter past three. I'm Mrs sport. Madame spot. I used adding the car. Won't want you lava to o lava tubes. I would like to hire two cars. Hey, Louie. Louie do. Yes, it's absolutely delicious. We sit absolute. V0, V1. The journey takes an hour by coach. Do you want to try some wine? Which you SHA-1. Sha-1, or SHA-2, VLAN 10 right after the traffic lights. What windy fancy. Kelvin. Kelvin or decay. Do Kelvin.
103. 89h - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? Loop Olay, Ola, dance on delis, you look Palais, Ella down on Dilly soon. The chicken and turkey are delicious. He ate something 20 minutes ago. Vasco Zuniga, Mason OpenSSL. You are receiving a table, but it isn't necessary because it isn't very busy here today. Say 200€0 a month. What's the restaurants address? Are you going to eat that? This hotel is better because it has a swimming pool. Fantastic. Fantastic. It's going to be fantastic. What time are you going to Murray's House? How much wine have you drunk?
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