3 Minute French - Course 13 | Language lessons for beginners

1. Introduction to course 13: Google AD Avenue. Hello, and welcome to three minute french course 13. In this course, we are going to be going through lessons 108 to 116. As always, this course is full of new vocabulary and new grammatical structures that will help me to say even more in French. They will also be lots of opportunities for you to practice everything that you're learning plus everything that you've learned in the previous courses. I hope you enjoy this 13th course in the three-minute French series. And just like before, the method and the layout are all the same. Don't forget the trick is to learn little but often so that you maintain enthusiasm and gets into a good habit with your French learning. That way you will find everything goes in a lot more easily. And more importantly, if a stay-put, happy learning, merci beaucoup. 2. 108a - the adverb bien: 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? Who with what? With CWA? How long for me on the tongue. What color? The calculator. First word for this lesson. It means well, beyond. How would you say in French, he sings very well. Shown to trivia. She is playing very well. He doesn't feel very well. Illnesses on path. Path. He does it very well. Tibia. Tibia. You write very well. They speak well, but they don't write very well. May inactive petroleum. I think we speak well. Columbia. Did you pass canoe polynomial or coupons compiled beyond compare beyond. 3. 108b - placement of bien: Most of the time, the word beyond goes in the same place in a French sentence as you put well in an English sentence. However, there is one little exception. The past tense. When you talk in the past tense in French, you have two parts, the auxiliary verb and the past participle. The word beyond goes in-between these two words. If you wanted to say something like he has played well, you would have to say in French, he has well played. Ylab, Yangzhou, Eli beyond UE. It means he has played well. Either be emoji, emoji. He has eaten well. How would you say in French? She played very well today. Xun type, young Jewish. He spoke very well. She didn't sing well. Yeah, Sean. Sean. You did it well. July the amphi VBM fee. They swam well yesterday. On beyond nij. Yeah. Yeah. Everything was going very well. Caribbean. 4. 108c - he speaks good French: Now let us just one more little thing to say about the word beyond in French. If you want to talk about how well somebody speaks a language. In English, we tend to say he speaks good French or she speaks good English. However, in French, where you literally say is he speaks well, the French is a bit weird, I know, but that's how they say it in French. Eel pal beyond leaf on C. That means he speaks good French. Began lonely. Lonely. She speaks good English. Now the reason I've put the loop in brackets is because there is a slight disagreement in the French speaking world over whether to put it in or not. I'm not sure whether I've mentioned a book called Lubanga massage before, but it's almost like a Bible of French grammar. Lubanga massage says that you should use low. When you say Japan. There are many friends, people who agree. I'm possibly just as many who disagree. Therefore choose as you will. I always say the word low in this situation because that's how I was taught. But it doesn't really matter because you'll be understood either way. You can say fancy or eel pal beyond the fancy. Similarly, you can say L PAL on LE, or LPL beyond lonely. The word can be used or missed off when you are saying he speaks or she speaks. Good friends are good English. So whichever language you're talking about, How would you say in French? Pierre speaks very good English. Pierre, lonely. Lonely. He speaks very good fringe. Young with Jose. Jose. Don't forget, you can say or just fancy. You can say Any PAL Tabia Lee pharmacy or PAL tibia fantasy. And they both mean the same thing. How would you say I speak Russian quite well. You pal assay beyond the obvious. 5. 108d - mieux vs meilleur: We've learned that the word beyond means, well. Well here's your next word for this lesson. Moo. Moo. It means better. Mu. Now I can hear you saying, Wait, we've already learned the word for better. It was major. Well, there are two words for better in French, and they can't be used interchangeably. There is a strict rule as to when each one can be used. Can you remember what an adjective is? An adjective is a word that you can put, it is in front of. You can say it is better. The word better is an adjective. When you're saying that a noun is better. And now I'm being any object or thing. You would use the word may year, whenever something is, was or will be better. You should always use May yeah. Lavon, a mayor. Mayor. The wine is better. Land no, h02 at the media. And they make the food was better. To start, I made two major, everything will be better. However, the word media is what we call an adverb. In English, adverbs generally end in the letters LY, just happily, quickly or slowly. But this particular adverb doesn't. Mere means better in the sense of an adverb, meaning, it's always used to describe a verb. For example, ecosystem you, ESS on mu means he feels better. It's describing how he feels. Is shan't Mu shown to me? She sings better. It's describing how she's singing. Mir zu, mir. They play better. It's describing how they're playing. When it's describing a verb. You use Mir. When it's describing a noun, you use may use the past tense. The word mere can go straight after the auxiliary verb, just like beyond. Or it can come after the past participle like an English. I've heard the mirror placed after the auxiliary verb a lot more than I've heard it, placed after the past participle, but both positions are equally valid. Lmu way. He played better today. Zhu a moo. Moo Ojibwe. He played better today. They're both correct. 6. 108e - mieux que: How would you say in French? She sings better now? Mu Montana. Montana. He is playing better today. In this lesson so far we've had beyond, which means, well, major means better when it's used as an adjective, meaning it describes a noun. And mu, which means better when it's used as an adverb describing a verb. How would you say in French? She speaks English well, but she speaks French better. Normally. May be unknowingly, may I speak German much better? Parallel Mau, Mau book. You can add a word to the end of Mu. You get mu. Mu, which means better than, how would you say in French, she things better than me. Mucus. Mucus. He plays better than Pierre. Mucus. Milk appear means, well. Major means better when it's describing a noun. So when it's being used as an adjective, mere means better when it's describing a verb. It's being used as an adverb. And mere means better van. 7. 108f - le mieux: I will just say in French, he feels better than yesterday. You speak English better than me. Pal, only mu vous piling on mute. How would you say using the informal way of saying you, you speak English better than I speak French. Mucus you perform see two-part normally mucus Japan. He plays better than her mucus. Mucus. They did it better today than yesterday. Elon Fe mu, or should we, or should we care. In this lesson we've had beyond, which means, well, major, which means better when it's used as an adjective. Mu means better when it's used as an adverb. And curve means better than, how would you say in French, she sings a lot better than him. Shan't book is shown buccal mucosa. Here's your next word for this lesson. Mu Lumiere. It means the best. Lumiere. How would you say in French, Marie thinks the best? Sean Murray, Sean's Lumiere. 8. 108g - mal: How would you say in French Pierre, please? The best. Pierre. Pierre. Marie plays well, Pierre plays better, but Andre always plays the best. Moo, moo, moo, moo. I think that I do it the best. Did you pause gradually fade in moo. Moo. Whom do you think plays the best? Pursue keys, usually mute. We've had beyond. Which means, well, means better when it's used as an adjective. Means better as an adverb means better than. And Lemieux means the best. How would you say in French, I can't decide who did it the best. Prepared the CD key lawfully, Mu Qian pipette, DC key left the Lumiere. Now we've looked at the adverbs well, better and the best, which were beyond mere and Lumiere. Now let's go through the opposites. Your next word is matter. Ml, which means badly. Mile. How would you say in French? She sings very badly. 9. 108h - placement of mal: How would you say in French, he is playing badly today. He doesn't speak badly about Pamela. Now most of the time, the adverb model goes in the same place as badly goes in English. However, there is one little exception. When you're using the past tense. When you use the past tense in French, as we've seen many times, you have two verbs, the auxiliary verb and the past participle. If you use the word model, it goes in-between the auxiliary and the past participle. If you wanted to say something like he has played badly, you would have to say he has badly played mile. Mile. That means he has played badly. Ela mal schon. Mal schon. He sang badly. How would you say in French? She played very badly today. He spoke badly. Ela. Ela Malthus only had beyond meaning well, may yell, meaning better as an adjective. Meaning better as an adverb. Mere means better than linear means the best. Mile means badly. How would you say she didn't sing too badly yesterday? Nopat home milestone to milestone. 10. 108i - he speaks bad French: Now let's just one more little thing to note about the word man. If you want to talk about how badly someone speaks a language in English, we tend to say things like he speaks bad French or she speaks bad English. In French, however, what you have to say instead is he speaks badly the French ML, low-frequency band malformed. See, he speaks bad French. Lpl ML, lonely. Lonely. She speaks bad English. Now the reason I put the word law in brackets is the same reason as before. When I said you can put the if you like or you can leave it out, It's up to you. I tend to leave in the sentence because that's what the French grammar Bible Lubanga massage says to do. Mla fancy or fancy. He speaks bad French. Or L Palomar on Les Paul mile long way. She speaks bad English. How would you say in French? Ps peaks? Very bad English. My lonely. Lonely. Any speaks very bad French. I speak Russian. Quiet badly. Japan. Japan. Acemoglu, who's now here's your next phrase for this lesson. Please. Mile. It means worse will literally it means more badly. Plu, model. Now, we've already had a word for worse, we learned PEA, PEA. Well, there are actually two words for words in French and they can't be used interchangeably. There is a strict rule as to when to use each one, just like we had with mirror and Mayor. Pia was an adjective. It can be used to describe a noun. For example, savannah. Savannah, a PDF. This wine is worse, however, is an adverb, which means it's always used to describe a verb. That means he plays worse, is used as an adjective to describe a noun, is an adverb and it's used to describe a verb. Now in the past tense, the phrase pretty much always goes after the past participle, just like in English. In French, there's a rule that says if an adverb is one syllable, it goes in-between the auxiliary verb and the past participle. However, if it's more than one syllable, it goes after the past participle. Since the phrase three mile is two syllables, it comes after the past participle. The word mirror, on the other hand, was only one syllable. That's why it comes before the past participle. Ila, please. Yeah. Yeah. He played worse yesterday. 11. 108j - plus mal: How would you say in French, she is singing worth today? He played worst yesterday. In this lesson, we've had beyond meaning well, may you, as an adjective to mean better. Mu, as an adverb means better. Mere means better than. Lumiere, means the best. Model means badly. And KML means width are literally more badly. How would you say he felt worse yesterday? On T? On t. He feels worse today. I think she's playing worse now. You pause gives you piu moment. Pause gives you a clue. Moment unknown. Things worse, Pierre or Asian. Pierre. Pierre. 12. 108k - plus mal que: Here's your next phrase for this lesson. It means worse than clue. How would you say in French, I play worse than usual pre-market while piu malloc guru, he plays worse than Pierre. Pierre. Pierre. She sings worse than me. Pretty Malcolm. Malcolm one. Just to recap, we've had meaning, well, meaning better as an adjective. Mu, which means better as an adverb. Miracle, which means better than Lumiere, meaning the best. Mile means badly. Means worse. And pretty Mallorca means worse than how would you say in French? He feels worse today than yesterday. They speak Spanish worse than me. Spaniel. Pretty Malcolm one. Spaniel. Pretty Malcolm one. We did it a lot worse than her new lab on phi book Ripley Makayla, new level of plumage, gala. 13. 108l - le plus mal: Here's your final phrase for this lesson about describing actions as better or worse. It means the worst. How would you say in French, Marie things the worst? Mila. Marie Sean slippery Mila. I don't think better than a Sophie, but I don't think the worst. Shan't pump mucus. Mucus of measuring schon. Mal. Hugo plays the best, and Pierre, please, the worst. Google Julie. Julie. Julie. Julie. Marie plays badly. Pierre plays worse, but Andre plays the worst. Marie Pierre, Andre. Marie Zhu, mile, Pierre. Andre. You look. That's the end of this lesson about describing things as better or worse. We've had beyond. Which means, well, means better when it's describing a noun. Meal means better when it's describing a verb. Mere means better than linear means the best. Mile means badly. Premal means worse. Means worse than lip lumen means the West. 14. 108m- let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How would you say in French, How did she play so well? Commercial tests, CBM. Commercial tells CBN he always plays better than you. Route to MarketWatch. To draw ICU. You don't drive badly, but you don't drive the best. Pamela may Unicode the polynomial. Convened a panel, may wanna convince a Pelham. You heated it better today, but yesterday it was terrible. A mux or should we may fame, you may think well, but I think much better. Shot beyond measure shan't book whom you? Shan't PM May book amu. Do you dance better than Sophie? Mucus of don't say mucus II. He spoke very good French. Apparently type younger fancy. It apparently younger fancy. I didn't speak badly. He plays the worst. Very well. 15. 108n - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these French sentences mean? Any questions? To mucus? Mucus. He does everything better than me. Is on. Another way. Lacrimal is on Julio mu in the primal. They played the best and we played the worst. Lose you will moo or should we care? Japan's could lose? You will mirror. I think we're playing better today than yesterday. New phase on mucus to canoe phase on mucous. Do you think we're doing better than them? Mile. Mile is going badly. Pal book along limit. Beaucoup, Mu long limb antonym. She speaks English much better now. Yeah. Shaun T. G milestone, W2s of a tidy Ashanti muj milestone. You saying very well, but Isaac badly. Pass on the lacrimal may Ginnie Mae Janae path. I didn't think the worst, but I didn't sing very well. The adverb beyond always goes in front of the past participle is classed as a short adverb, even if we use the word with it. In a peptide, ja schon pave, I didn't think very well. Don'ts be on. You don't speak. They dance well. To web young. Is everything going well? 16. 108o - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now are some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases that we've learned in previous lessons. How would you say in French? They have already called me Monday Zhang deja up early. I have a reservation in the name of Smith. Has a vascular cylinder number Smith, jay has a pseudo anonymous mean. I'd like to return ticket for my essay, please. Obama Stacy, replay. You would raise an eyebrow, top or mass say silver play. I think it's always very good here. Two menisci say to Joe table. Whereas the basket wait, loop and I would like a taxi at quarter to one taxi, you know, one Luca. You would rise and taxi, you know, Monica. Do you know if they understood when we spoke in English? C2, season complete. Savvy Bu sees onComplete, can lose out on paleo normally. I liked the east of France. It's very beautiful. Jim less to the left homes in a table. Jim less left homes in a table. Like wine. M2 Lavon, ME Boulevard. Did you do the cooking? The food is delicious. You feel like cuisine. Nanomaterial I did is use goofy like within London Heathrow idealist use. 17. 108p - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? You see that only three days early measuring a compound path. So Kumar I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you're saying to me. Cavity. Cavity. What did they have? Sharp. Sharp. Who's I would like a red scarf. Sunni per fantastic. Fantastic. It isn't fantastic. Holidays and AAC. Aac. You're going to have lunch here. Did you pause, could replay A2, job puffy, see, is you pass a buffet. See, I think the chicken is always perfect here. Post-school Pierre, postscript, Koopa. She thinks Pierre is here somewhere. May just be torsion. Jupiter a ponds on the other one. Major three torsion. I would like to have a glass of wine, but I'm too young. Republic wouldn't say hello, tell me oh, histones as well. Any Abby pebble couldn't tell me new module as well. There wasn't much food at the hotel, but we're eating at the restaurant tonight. Till delta yellow till till they're Yellow Tail. What is there behind the hotel? 18. 109a - comparatives (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, well, beyond, better when it's used as an adjective. Mayor. Better when it's used as an adverb. Better than the best. Badly, worse, pretty much worse than the worst. Quite a few lessons ago, we learned that if you put the word in front of an adjective, then it means more. Means more delicious. They label their Hebrew means more terrible. And do you remember that I mentioned that in English, sometimes you put an E on the end of adjectives instead of putting more in front of them. The rule is that you use ER If the adjective has two syllables or fewer. However, in French, you always, always, always use blue in front of the adjective, no matter how short or long it is. Plugin home. Plugin home means bigger. Puberty. T means smaller. Pretty share. Please share. Means more expensive. Well, in this lesson we're going to learn a little bit more about the comparative. When you add Cl2 in front of an adjective in French, you're making it more of whatever it is. More big, most mole, more terrible, etc. This is called the comparative because you're comparing it to the norm. Say puke on CPU com means it's bigger. Supervisee. Today sucrose Soufan law. Souvent see a savant law. This wine is more delicious than that one. Let's have a look again at what we did last time. Plu means more than in French. You can put the blue in front of any adjective. In English to form a comparative. The general rule is, if it's two syllables or fewer, add ER. If it's three syllables are more. Use more. For example, big becomes bigger, small becomes smaller. Old becomes older. Pretty becomes prettier. Funny becomes funnier. Total becomes taller. Show it becomes shorter. Young becomes younger, green becomes greener. All of those adjectives are two syllables or fewer. With some longer adjectives, we get things like more beautiful, more delicious, more expensive, more extraordinary, more interesting, more intelligent, more trustworthy, more believable, more exciting. In French, no matter how many syllables or where it has, the comparative rule is always the same. Just put a plus in front of the adjective. And the word poly means more. Plugin, home. Go home means bigger. Bow. Pretty bow means more beautiful. Blue. That means more delicious. Please. Extraordinary. Please. Extraordinaire. More extraordinary, please. And deletion, please. I'm more intelligent. Flip T, flip it. T. Smaller. Collusion. Collusion. Younger. Appreciate. Please share. More expensive. 19. 109b - comparatives (less than): How would you say in French, Pierre is bigger than pull a plugin Hong Coppola. A plugin Coppola. I'm younger than you. Just feel good to just be pollution Guru. This car is smaller than that car. What you're see a precipitate coset, what your alarm set, what you'll see. Coset what your alarm means more than how would you say Marie is older than Sophie? Sophie, because of heat. And here's the opposite of blue. Means less than one. How would you say is less expensive than Paris? Kelly. Kelly, in one Chakrabarty. The car is less, then the train. Lavoie to m1. M1 is less intelligent than Michelle. Michelle Michelle 20. 109c - meilleur: We've learned the word in French means better. In English we say better rather than saying gooder, which will be the logical way of saying it. We say this wine is better than that one, rather than this wine is gooder than that one. There is no logical reason for this in English is simply stems back to Germanic heritage, coming from the German word better, which means better. You would say in French, Lavon, a mayor, he see, the wine is better here. Mayor means better. How would you say in French, everything is better here. Mayor, mayor, see, the food is better here. You see a mayor, I see. The wine is always better here. Lavon may receive Lavon, A2, x2, major, AAC. We've had pluc, which means more than, one, meaning less than, and Mayer, which means better. How would you say in French, do you think this is better? Points to Assisi, it may pose a Vu because you see a Mia. My food is delicious but it isn't better than Murray's food. A delis use. Mei, Mei, You got to know he told the minority. Mei, Mei your glenoid, the Mahi. This hotel is much better settled. Tail a beaucoup mayor. Set hotel. A beaucoup mayor. 21. 109d - pire: The opposite of mayor is Pierre. Pierre, which means worse. How would you say in French? It's much worse here. Say beaucoup PIC, say beaucoup PROC. The food is worse here. Lambda v2 of a PAC. Pac. The wine is always worse here. Lavon, A2 Jacques PLA, see, Lavon, A2 jaw PVC. We've had PL2, which means more than one, meaning less than mayor, which means better. And pia, which means worse. Now, when you put ER on the end of an adjective that's called the comparative. Next, we're going to learn something called the superlative. The superlative in English is when you add EST onto the end of an adjective. For example, the biggest car or the smallest car. The same rule regarding the number of syllables applies here too. If the adjective has more than two syllables, instead of adding EST to the end, you put the word most in front of it. For example, the most terrible wine or the most delicious wine. In French, no matter what, you always put in front of the adjective to form the palliative. Look, Google Home means the biggest. Lipid, t. The t means the smallest enabler. The most terrible, deadly sear. The most delicious. Please share. Please share means the most expensive. In English to form a superlative. The general rule is, if it's two syllables or fewer, add EST. If it's three syllables are more, use most, two or fewer. We have things like big, which becomes the biggest. Small becomes smallest, old becomes oldest, pretty becomes prettiest. Funny, becomes the funniest. Becomes tallest, short becomes shortest, young becomes youngest, green becomes greenest. If there are three or more syllables, we have things like the most beautiful, the most delicious, the most expensive, the most extraordinary, the most interesting, the most intelligent, the most trustworthy, the most believable, or the most exciting. In French, no matter how many syllables a word has, the superlative rule is always the same. Just put in front of the adjective. Loop means the most. Google Home. Luke, Luke home means the biggest or literally the most big. Lips. Blue bowl means the most beautiful. Light blue. That means the most delicious. Please extraordinaire. Please extraordinaire, the most extraordinary. Please. Anti-addition. The present adhesion means the most intelligent. Liquidity means the smallest. Collusion. Collusion means the youngest. And Laplace share. Laplace share means the most expensive. One thing to note is that look blue becomes lab. If you're talking about a feminine noun and the adjective itself has to become feminine. For example, lap, lap, flip it. It means the smallest in the feminine. 22. 109e - superlative: The superlative phrase means the most in French. How would you say in French Pierre is the biggest or literary. Pierre is the most big. Pierre. Marie is the biggest. Marie PA is the smallest. Pierre. Pierre. We've had plu curr, which means more than. Means less than means better. Pierre means worse, means the most. How would you say in French, Murray is the smallest. This is the most delicious pizza. See a lipid cell or pleaded issues. See a lipid cell, occluded issues. This is the smallest car watching. I'll see you. In the loop. Limb one. The opposite of love is, which means the least limb one. How would you say in French, Pierre is the least pig. Pierre. Pierre Marie is the least big. Alarm, one bond. One bond. Just like looped blue becomes lap blue when it's describing a feminine noun, limb one becomes lambda, and the adjective has to become feminine two. So that's why we say Lamb one and beyond. 23. 109f - comparatives & superlatives recap: How would you say in French, this car is the least expensive? Set Y to a lamb? Marsha said, What's your LM one, share comparative and superlatives. We've seen the comparative than we've seen this you positives. Now, let's have a quick recap before we add a little bit more information. I'm going to give you an adjective in its normal form. Then we'll have a look at how we form it in the comparative. And then we'll look at the superlative. Our first example, additive is gone, home, which means big. Gone. In the comparative, we say plugin, Google Home means bigger or literally more big bone. Then the zoo palliative is lip, balm loop glucagon, which means the biggest will, literally the most big. T to T means small. In the comparative we have T. T, which means smaller or literally more small, petite. Then the superlative is loop, loop. Loop, loop. Which means the smallest will literally the most small loop loop. Then share. Share means expensive. In the comparative we have plu share, please share, which means more expensive per share. Then the superlative is look Pooh, share. Please share, which means the most expensive. Then we have to irregular adjectives. We have bone, which means good. Bone. In the comparative bone becomes mayor. Mayor, which is better. So it's irregular in French and English. Bone Mayor, Good, better. Then the superlative is look mayor, looming, which means the best. Then the opposite of bone is movie. Movie, which means bad movie. The comparative is completely irregular. Again, we have Pierre. Pierre, it means worse. So again, it's an irregular adjective in English and French, movie, bad, worse. And then looping in the superlative means the worst, loopy. Bone, mayor, Lumia, movie, and LaPierre. The two irregular adjectives that we've seen in this lesson. 24. 109g - ...in the world: Viola are more give a backlit, It's not have aqueous to palliative. Here's a word that goes perfectly with the superlative loop plugin, do moaned, loop plugin, Dumont. It means the biggest in the world. Look plugin Diamond. How would you say in French? It's the biggest in the world. The plugin demand's gone. Dumont. I gave you the whole phrase, Luke, Luke demand really just for the end-bit demand. You can replace the loop lu gone with any repetitive and say things like low demand. The demand means the smallest in the world. Dennis, Dennis studio mode, the most delicious in the world. Lumiere has their own demand. Lumia on-demand, the best restaurant in the world. Would you say in French, this is the best restaurant in the world. So you see a Lumiere has on-demand. See a Lumia I saw on demand. In this lesson so far we've had plu, meaning more than one. Which means less than ME. Means better. Means worse. Look blue means the most. Means the least. And loop, Uganda means the biggest in the world. How would you say in French? She is the tallest girl in the world. La, LA plugin, fee demand, polygon fee demand. You might've noticed that diamond doesn't literally mean in the world. Rather it means of the world du Monde. How would you say in French, the most expensive car in the world? Please share or demand Lavoie to share or demand. 25. 109h - ...of all: Loop lu gone, demand. Jailer Dumont. The two. Instead of saying the biggest in the world, you can change the world part and say do two. Which means of all? How would you say in French, she is the biggest of all. Uganda. The two. Laplace gone, the two. So we say la, blue with the feminine form of gone because we're talking about L or she, LA lap blue gone. How would you say this is the most delicious of all? The two. So you see the two. How would you say in French, the most expensive car of all? Lab I choose to have watched you highlight blue shareholder to this one is the biggest of all. So see a loop, Google Honda to see a loop Uganda, T2. I found this film the most interesting of all. Tool-based to loop through data histone due to J2 ways to film loop through Santa has Honda to the most important of all, the proof sample fondue to Laplace and Portland A2. We've had Plaka, which means more than one. Meaning less than. Which means better. Means worst. Means the most. Lumen means the least loop Lu Guan demand means the biggest in the world. And the two means of all. 26. 109i - ...in Paris: You can change the to the to, to Pali and you get Dupain. Do buggy when it's used in a comparative sense, means in Paris or literally of Paris. How would you say this is the best restaurant in Paris? See, in Romania asked a 100 Patty, see a Lumia. I think this is the most delicious food in Paris. Passcodes to see, Illinois. Passcodes to see in a nutshell uploaded this Tuesday, Patty. This is the worst restaurant in Paris. Has the 100 puffy. So C is the 100 Valley. When you're saying something is the biggest or the smallest or the best or the worst, or any super additive. You have to say the biggest of Paris, Duke body or the smallest of Paris. You can change Paris to any place, even any room, for example, do you set saddle? Saddle means in this room or in the room? How would you say in French, Murray is the tallest in the room. Marie plugin, this plugin and the set saddle. So in English we say the tallest in the room, but in French we say the tallest in this room. Lap blue, gone the set aside. How would you say in French, Pierre is the best in the room? Lumia, the cytosol. The cytosol. You are the loudest in the room. The set saddle equilibrium data set saddle. 27. 109j - using "de": You've probably worked out by now that you can say the biggest or the smallest or the most delicious of something in somewhere by using the word do in French. In English, we say in sometimes and of at other times. But in French you always say, for example, an index. We can say the biggest oval or the biggest in Paris. But in French would say things like loops. Becoming gun, loop plugin to Birmingham. The biggest in Birmingham. Or lap blue, share the tooth leave watch you. Please share the tooth live. What's the most expensive of all the cars? Lap, blue belt, fam, family loony via the most beautiful woman in the universe. So how would you say in French, this car is the least expensive of the two. Set what? Lm1 share the set alarm one share. I think that one is the loudest of the three cause. Beyond the 12 by two. Posca Sulla in that clip, we aren't the 12 watch you. Michelle is the tallest of my three children. Michelle ADP gone to meet twice on phone. Michelle a Laplace domain, twice on phone. This car is the least noisy that we tried. Set what you can do is I want to say yay, set what your LM1 Boolean to canoes. And they say, hey, when you say in English, the noisiest that we tried or the least noisy that we tried, you say in French for that. And if you referring to a feminine objects in the first half of the sentence, you have to make the passport visible in the second half of the sentence. Agree. And that's why we say SAA with an extra e on the end because we're talking about Lavoie T2 or set what you set what you alarm one, we don't occur news Avaz I say Yay. 28. 109k - final recap: How would you say in French? It's the biggest house that I saw. Plugin haunt me is oncogene. Still a plugin Mason Qj view? Again because we're saying the biggest house that I saw and we're referring to a feminine noun in the first half of the sentence, we have to make the past participle view agree, and so we add an extra e on the end. So that's why we say sailor plugin Honda Mason view with an e on the end of view. How would you say in French, I'm not the smartest in the class. And literally for smartest you would say the most intelligent. Juicy palette, please. Anthony Joan do Laplace, genius feedback loop presentation on the lab class. How would you say today is the best day of the year? Or should we say Lumia, your Delaney? Delaney. Just like when we said Today is my birthday, we said aujourd'hui, say modernity, which meant literally today. It is my birthday. Whenever you start a sentence with today is in English, you should say aujourd'hui, say, which means today it is. Or should we say Lumia Jacques DLNA. Today it is the best day of the year. In this lesson we've had. Which means more than one. Qu means less than. Major, means better. Means worse. Means the most limb one means the least. Polygon demand means the biggest in the world. Legal Honda to the biggest of all. Google, Honda Valley, the biggest in Paris, or literally the biggest of Paris. Law polygon to satisfy. The biggest in the room are literally the biggest of this room. 29. 109l - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How would you say in French, this car is more expensive than that car? Set what you are see a please share because it's watch your alarm set to what you will see a blue shirt because it's what you're allowed. It's the most delicious cake I've tried today. Look at to repeat any CEO Coogee SEE, or should we look at lopsided ECO Qj SEE Ojibwe is the nicest of all. Plu, some pattern to the two. This is the smallest car in the world. A LavAzza Demand. See a lab. What you demand? She is the tallest woman in the room. La, LA, LA polygon, the cytosol, LA, LA farm law, blue. And they said Sal, I think this is the best restaurant in Paris. See, the boss goes to see a Lumia has the 100. Pierre is loud, but Murray is the loudest. Pfa Brian May pierre memory. This is the least terrible, but I didn't like it. So see LM one-tailed Leibler, measurable MPA. See LM one measure lambda. I live in the smallest house in the town. Gigabit dot amazon dot amazon. Puberty to the biggest town in friends. Lap blue, gone. Gone. The left horns. 30. 109m - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? Mom, Pretty de Janeiro, which would be a major command. Yeah. Mom putting my breakfast today is better than my breakfast yesterday. Passover lamb ones and the last one, TC Asian lap exon lamb was antitrust on TC Asian. The least interesting person here is a genius feed palate persona, please intelligent to set, may be passed UP them. See Bella, please. And their response to set Sal mentions we pass stupid. I'm not the most intelligent person in the room, but I'm not stupid. Ash Theta, what you'll appreciate all demand. Love. Police shall demand. You bought the most expensive car in the world. Sulla Olaparib, we aren't they do. Sulla. We aren't they do. That is the loudest car of the two. Long-form repeated r be the last class, APA. Linphone, loop lu, happy to delay class APF. The fastest child in the class is Pierre. Lonely puke on demand, kilohm Lu plugin Diamond, who is the tallest man in the world. Get on a paddle is here. May shareholder to Gatto Nipah. May blue shadow to this cake isn't delicious, but it's the most expensive of all. Jvc Taylor polygon, mesangial left horns. Jvc della plugin means on the left. I visited the biggest house in France. Pulse goes to see a film depends on where you could see a lithium, depends on where you could give you. I think this is the most boring film that I've seen. 31. 109n - 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? Does anybody know what Pierre is doing? Qpr phi k down, say t is t PFE. Do you want to try the food here? I know he TREC who they say, Hey, I would like to make a reservation for three people, please. Union has a vastly on portrait Exelon. We play, we play. We felt as the quarterly because we were very tired. New new sounds on me. I see basket. Don't try fatigue. Newness, Amazon, EC2, basket loses. Fatigue. I was wrong. Pa wasn't there. Pierre network Bella, jab, Pierre de Paula. How long did they work here for? Welcome The undertone on AAC, Kami, undertone on tilde have IEC. I'm arriving at 3PM. Genevieve accounts. Accounts. I come from the middle of England. Uv undo salt for the longer they're due sound total longer there. I must not drink too much wine. I drank a bottle of white wine yesterday. Total GB RAM bronchi, junit, Webpack, walk code around. In the van belongs here. Are you buying something for Pierre? I shared a two category shows ****. Yeah. The volcanic ash was Poppaea. 32. 109o - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? Monk coffee. Boom on coffee. Drink my coffee. On T is onto inducer could use superuser on DTS. Did they hear what we said yesterday? In a PCC? Pcc LA, LA. He isn't here, he's there. To Debian Cree. Cree. Everything is well cooked. New videos or legal Otto he failed. May not have your babbeuda. Don't know Booleans earlier attorney failed. May not be on Paabo who the tone we wanted to go to the Eiffel Tower, but we didn't have a lot of time apart. Take last soup, pass Masan Potidaea, map or a table or soup. Vasculogenesis on Potidaea. Jules has bought me some suit because I didn't feel very well. Gem, I lay on my Gmail on the console. Let one J. I like going on a holiday abroad. Key up or stay. So C, key apostates. We see who posted this electron? Javac new ME, magnetic bubbles, similar maintenance, the papacy blue. They wanted to go abroad, widows, but it wasn't possible. Land or NIPA movies. Nipah movies. The food isn't bad. 33. 110a - car vs parce que: 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 more than, less, than better? Worse. The most, the least. Limb one. The biggest in the world. On-demand. The biggest overall. Luke, Luke Honda to the biggest in Paris. The biggest in the room. Said Sal. On a deja or pre LUMO basket. I'm pretty synonym, value of auto longer. We have already learned the word basket, meaning because. But here is a little synonym to vary your language. It means as or because can be used in the same way as Vasco. The only slight two differences are number one is a bit more formal. Number two can't be used at the start of a sentence, but basket can. How would you say in French? I must leave as I have reservation soon. You should Webpack tier two. You'd write back cache ambient. I'm going to find Pierre as I have something for him. To VPL VPL Kanji character shorts. Pauli Murray is here because she wants to CPA. Maggie, a DC Maddie, a DC gap of white Pierre. 34. 110b - donc: How would you say in French, were spending the holidays in Paris? Because we want to visit the Eiffel Tower. New pass on later course about the new Hunan busy day that totally fail. You can say on and say on past labour concept Buffy on very busy theta d theta. I didn't do it because I was tired. Generally puffy, got GD fatigue, generally buffet casualty fatigue. They didn't go to the beach because it was too cold out. On Piazza later apply either some bizarre. Got a little fuzzy. And voila, you in conjunct theorem, ku ba, ba, ba, Julio wolf cars. Here is a conjunction that you can use to connect your sentences. Dunk, dunk. It means so, or therefore donc. How would you say in French, I have eaten everything, so I'm leaving now. J2 Muji dunk, Japan element known J2 more Jay, doc Japan mountains. How would you say? I don't have time now, I'm going to call later. Unit palette dome antinode. Don't need peritoneum antinode. Don't GPS app has eaten too much. He isn't hungry now. Don't get it apart from Montana. Don't in-app a farmer Sentinel. 35. 110c - au lieu de: How would you say in French? It's cold so we're not getting out today. If they don't notice often. Don't know soft on patho, should we got to take any money? He hasn't eaten today? The point of the larger will be the point or the lousy don't in a primer j or I was hungry. I ate too much bread and now I feel ill. Jv foreign. Don't GMOs it hold upon a mountain on Jima Sama, JV fan. Don't GMO Jay told upon a mountain nausea Mazama lad. Let's see if you can translate this famous phrase back into its original language. I think therefore I am. Coupons don't produce three coupons. Don't just see. That was a statement made by the French philosopher Rene Descartes. How would you say in French, it was cold out, so I took my coat with me. Don't j primer Montoya, Blackmore? Don't j primer Montoya or ECMO. This next phrase is a useful phrase in French. It means instead of do. It literally means in place of, because the word linear means place. In English, when you use the phrase instead of, you can either put a noun after it or you can put a verb after it in the form that ends in an ING. For example, instead of eating here, I wanted to eat there, instead of going home, instead of staying here. However, in French, when you use the phrase old, you can still follow it with a noun. For example, do you, do shocker law or you deform as, I want some chocolate instead of the cheese. Or you can put a variable in the end, but you have to place it in its infinitive form. For example, you've emoji law or the more GEC, you've image lab or your demo GEC. I want to eat there instead of eating here. Deletion, deletion moire. Instead of going to my house. Hi Stacy. Stacy. Instead of staying here. Also, if you do use a noun on the end, you must include the word for in front of the noun. If you're talking about the noun in general. For example, your land instead of Turkey. Or will you ****? **** out? Instead of carrots? Earlier, deformers instead of cheese. 36. 110d - instead of: How would you say in French, I like tea instead of coffee. Gem latae, all you do cafe. Or you do coffee? I would like a T instead of a coffee. Or you then Kathy, you would hate on day earlier than coffee. Can I order two glasses of red wine and one glass of white wine instead of three glasses of red. Duval demand whose unveiled of m belongs earlier, the 12 aldehyde, which accommodate do valve the valve unveil the rambling earlier, the 12 aldehyde. I've called Murray and instead of calling Pierre Boulez Mahi earlier that leap year, j apple a Mac. All you that bleep. I wanted the chicken instead of a pizza. Later pulling all you're doing pizza. Yuval, a loop. Lei, are you doing pizza? We're going to the beach and instead of going to the restaurant, news alerts that applies or you, Daniel, I stopped horn. News alerts that applies or you that layer has to arm. They watch the TV instead of working. I believe is 0 on television all the time. Let's tell Marie, instead of coding safely, argue that release of these Murray alluded release or PHI. 37. 110e - choisir (de): How would you say in French? Instead of going out, do you want to stay at home? You're the soft tier two high-stakes. She knew. The soft tier. Volleyball. We've had in this lesson. Which means as or because. Dunk, meaning so or therefore. Which means instead of. Here's a useful verb, Swansea. Or Swansea means to choose to Swansea. You only need to use the word. If you're going to put a verb on the end of schwa, easier to say what it says you're going to choose to do. Any verb that come's after schwa z has to be in its infinitive form. Schwa z I'll do is actually another infinitive carrier to, for example, Xunzi. Xunzi dilate on forums. I chose to go to friends. Let's have a look at the conjugation of noisier in the present tense and the past tense. So Schweizer means to choose. And in the present tense we have Zhuangzi, Jewish schwa z, which means I choose tissue and z to schwa z means U2's. Xunzi. Xunzi means he chooses l schwa z. Where z she chooses schwa z. Z. One chooses newsworthy, some new Zhuangzi stone. We choose. Bourgeoisie, say voussoir, this U2's resists. They choose and H, whereas this means they choose in the feminine. The past tense we have Xunzi. Xunzi means I chose schwa z is the past participle to Asherah z, Z, z, Z. He chose Xunzi. Xunzi, she chose y z on a schwa z. One chose schwa z. Knew that once we chose visualize z. Z you chose is on schwa z is z they chose. And Amazon schwa z is also a z, means they chose in the feminine. 38. 110f - choose to: How would you say in French, what did you choose? Cartoon Xunzi, KV bourgeoisie. What did you choose to do? Constituency the fair. Gavi bourgeoisie, the fair. Which one did they choose to buy? On TV? On TRIZ dash d. I chose to eat now as I was very hungry. Xunzi, the mortgagee mountain own JV Typhon. Zhuangzi, the mortgagee mountain on javac Typhon. Marie chose to go alone to Paris. I schwa, schwa z. That is still a body. We are choosing to stay here tonight as well. Neutralizes on Doris Day ECS as well. Ph has to eat at the hotel, but we want to go out to a restaurant. Xunzi, the emoji allocated maneuver long as the Zhuangzi, the emoji Yellowtail may new velocity. Why did you choose to do that? To Zhuangzi, the bourgeoisie, the FASTA. In this lesson we've had meaning as well because dunk, which means so or therefore, meaning instead of schwa Yonder, which means two choose two. 39. 110g - disponible: How would you say in French? I wonder where they chose to go. Jim Dumont, who is on Zhuangzi daily, consumer demand, who is on Zhuangzi Daddy? I see unborn mobile. Here is a good word for when you get to a hotel. This non-Ebola, this peninsula. It means available or free. Dysphonia Ebola. How would you say in French, do you have a room available in Chama, this bond Ebola? We will show me at this point. I'm free tomorrow afternoon. Just read this for Nebula demand. Remedy. Just read this for Nebula, the manner play midi. You free next week. On Nebula last men pushing. It will last domain push in. It will be available tomorrow. So how does Peninsula demand? Demand? I wonder who is available? On-demand key at this point? Demand key, enabler. Do you think they have a room available? Posts to key is onto and Sean for this point, ebola positive Bu, kids onto insurance for this polyval. He told me that there are lots of rooms available. In my book Cooley shown for this, for Nebula. My D, dysphonia Ebola. When you have a plural noun that it's describing, this peninsula gets an S on the end to make it plural. In this lesson we've had, which means as well because dunk means so or therefore means instead of the means two choose two. And this peninsula means available or free. 40. 110h - let's practise - English to French: Now it's time to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How would you say in French? I'm leaving now as my trainer arrives Soon. Japan, Montana. Montana began to Japan Montana. Montana, he'd be onto. This room is terrible. So we're changing hotels. Said Sharma, I don't know Sean John Doe Taylor said Zomba, a derivative. I don't know, John Doe Taylor. I would like to go to the beach and instead of a theme park, would raise a layer pledge earlier, do pack that tax theorem. Layer pledge older IUPAC, that tax theorem. Where are you choosing to spend the holidays this year? Whereas E2, the Basilica concept and sweaty say vu the past they did a concert and I'm going to call the restaurant because they don't have any tables available. Uvs up later as the home ID key non-potable this point Ebola. Juvenile polio has the gap, key numpad the data, this point Ebola. What do they want to do instead of going to the cinema? Google till fair value that a or cinema. Fair. All your delay of cinema. They chose to eat at the hotel without us. Is on Zhuangzi, the mall J Alcatel Sonu is on chimpanzee, the emoji adaptations on new. Can you tell me if you have any rooms available? Please. See Buddha be the sharper. This bony, bluesy, lovely woman who is IVD Shama, this bony bluesy role-play. It's cold out, so we're going to stay at home today. News along high-stakes. Don't lose alone, recitation nor should we. I'm going there by trained because it's quicker than going by car. Gas, they carry on what you uvular on town, gassy, gallium watch you. 41. 110i - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? A2, disappointed with demand. The demand you available tomorrow. Do you get to a point on the format? You do get to Gervais point or do farmers. Instead of the cake, I'm going to have some cheese till you run this point Ebola. Ebola. Is there any wine available to Xunzi? Xunzi that they ossify. Why did you choose to tell Sophie new DuVal a mountain ON ganglion film commands, are these new developmental Galileo film commas, are these NFL. We have to go now as the film starts at 07:00 PM, Z depth of the set z that Bach, who chose to bring this food command in, mutate the wind-blown or your command, you mutate the wind-blown or your device. I'm ordering a bottle of white wine instead of the red wine. Losing tablet. This point in reports that we pulled in tablet, this bond Ebola posit person. Do you have a table available for seven people? Basilica current DC are normally pass a labor cones ECN longer there on the layer. I'm going to spend the holidays here in England instead of going abroad. Has the Arctic tell me, don't want to be an author. Has the hunt they found me new devote to. This restaurant is closed, so we have to find another. 42. 110j - let's recap - English to French: Now let's do some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in French? Everything is going very badly. Three mile to a mile. I don't know what he has bought. Say dash. Dash d. I understand her very well. Tibia because you lack compound. Fabian. Sophie was born here in ISI. Isi. Yes, I would like to bags, please. We would write this accede to play this axial replay. I can order a pizza if you're hungry. Super common date in pizza, C2 Alpha. Common day in pizza, seawater, be fun. The border doesn't work. Lab showed the air, know mash bar, lash ODF know mash bar. Take the exit towards excellent programs and then goes straight on. Point it as R T there, excellent boss, a pre point, a last T there, excellent eyelid to do. It's €30. Say tante. Say tante. I believe Murray is coming with us tomorrow. Via that new demand. Quick remark, we anaerobic new demand. 43. 110k - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? You commas last main portion. You commerce last main portion. I start next week. Stacy may cinema, CSMA pathway share. Today and Stacy Mitchell more seats, Nipah timeshare. I would like to stay here, but only if it isn't very expensive. Suit. Luna bullous, you'd do you prefer the north or the south? Excuse him what second VM or excuse me, a second. Excuse me. How much is my bill? Se Como fair. Mei. Mei elevate the palate, fair. She knew how to do it, but she didn't want to do it. Cts, new phase on. New phase on. Does he know what we're doing? Nice. Advantage is finish advantage. They finish at eight o'clock. I said to you in type T tablet, sitting type of tablet. That's a very small table. Command Dow Jones at the point say or FEF max sheet, combi and our genre to depth on say, or supermassive sheet. How much money did you spend at the supermarket? News alone, ballet beaucoup, stay on phones. News alone, ballet, book would've can stay on phones. We're going to speak lots of French in France. 44. 111a - ça veut dire : 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 as or because? All therefore dunk. Instead of to choose to show us the available or free. This point enabler. Here's your first phrase for this lesson. Sap savage. It means, it means savvy idea. The phrase 70-year literally translates as it wants to say, it wants to say 70 years. But you can use it to say, it means in French. For example, Chi-square. Chi-square savvy deal. This means, what does it mean? Well, literally, what does it want to say? How would you say in French? What does it mean? Keisker, 70-year chi-squared sub ID year. I don't know what it means. Say bat superstar video. Do you understand what it means? Compound to seq2seq media company Vu super savvy. Savvy means, it means the combination of want and say in French is the equivalent to the English verb to mean. If you want to say, What do you mean? For example, you have to say what do you want to say? You can change the verb to 1D to any person or any 10s to change the tense of the verb to mean bad. Yes, sir. La universidad year sola. I don't mean that literally means I don't want to say that. Covalent, moodier. What do you mean? Or literally what do you want to save? Chi-squared sub media? Savvy idea. What does it mean? Literally, what does it want to save? It isn't what she means. Literally, it isn't what she wants to say. How would you say in French? What does she mean? K scale, video, case scaled with ear or the ear. Identity. You can either invert the verb as in the second example. You can use eschar case scaled with the ear. 45. 111b - vouloir dire : How would you say in French? I don't know what you mean. Genesee circuit, do video. Juno say Do you want to stand what I mean? Compound to Tsukiji video or company Vu. Tsukiji video. Savage means it means Valois. Dia means to mean how would you say he knows what I mean? Say security video is say Tsukiji video. How would you say the word bond means good in English? Lumo bomb video. Good. Are normally LUMO bone video good on only. When she says no, she means no. Continue to denote NVIDIA Control D naught video. We always say exactly what we mean. New design to draw exact demo. So granuloma knew these two jaw exact the most granuloma. Voila, unviable polynominal. Tata's UT Law. Here is a reflexive verb which is very useful. Set here. Set a year. It means to spell sacra year. The verb set clear doesn't literally mean to spell. You can see that it has the verb in it, which means to right. And when you add the little CR in front of it, it literally means to write itself, set clear, but you can translate it into English as to be spelled. The most common way of asking how something is spelled in French is common. Sassy. Sassy, which means how is it spelled, or literally, how does it right itself? Common sexually? Grammatically speaking in English is a very strange question, but that's exactly what you say in French. Common classically, how is it spelled? More colloquially, you will even hear people say sassy. Sassy clay como, which means it's spelled how? All literally it writes itself. How Sassy Tree common? You can either ask almost as a tree or a sassy click AMO to ask how something is spelled in French. 46. 111c - s'écrire : How would you say in French, how is it spelled? Commerce as common as a query? In this lesson so far we've had 70 year, which means, it means Dia, means to mean, and you can conjugate the verb wound wire into different persons in different tenses. And then secreted means to spell. How would you say in French, How is your name spelled? Botulinum, commerce. They crave autonomy. How do you spell your address? Como se Como se address. Do you know how it's spelled? Say to commerce as a savvy Bu common size actually. I don't know how it's spelled. Junior say back almost as I shouldn't say. Can you tell me how it's spelled? Pubis, booming, commerce, classically. Beyonce. See, Boolean, asset gets a boost. Juan de la alphabet. Of course, if you wanted to answer this question, you need the alphabet. Alpha. Alpha B means the alphabet in French. La alpha Bay. So loud for me means the alphabet. And actually there is another word that is related to this word. And Alphabet. Alphabet means illiterate. Literally it means someone who doesn't know the alphabet, alphabet. But lambda k means the alphabet. 47. 111d - l'alphabet : Alphabet, the alphabet. Let's have a look at the French alphabet. Bay, say f, j, e, g, m, n. Pay Day. Let's have a look at it one more time. Say f, j, e, g, m, n, z. A lot of letters sound very similar to the English versions. But just listen to me say that again and again until you get them in your head. How would you say in French? It's spelled PAR. Sassy. Sassy. E, S. How would you say my name is spelled P. Secrete. Secrete pay. Marie is spelled M E M E M E. 48. 111e - punctuation : In this lesson, we've had sovereignty, which means, it means Galois. Di means two mean, means to spell. Lambda. K means the alphabet. And then we learn the alphabet in French. But here are a few extra things that you may need if you have to spell things in French. Firstly, we looked at the different accents in French. The first accident goes from the bottom to the top, and it's called an axon. Axon. And we see it in words like debt is 0 on the first e axon. Where if you say it fast, you pronounce the T axon, take you. The opposite is the exon, exon graph. And that goes from top to bottom. And that's seen in the word, which means vary on the letter E, axon. The next accent is the accident that looks like a little hat. And it's called axon conflicts. Axon cell conflicts. Then you might see two little dots on top of some letters, and that's called timer. Timer. If you learn German, you'll notice as an umlaut. Then finally, there is the letter C with the squiggle underneath it. And that's called say, say d, say said the axon, axon, axon sec conflicts timer. And say, say d here. Then let's have a quick look at some punctuation points. A hyphen in French is untidy num. Num. That's a hyphen, do union. The word k means line in french. Anti union is align, that unites things. There's a hyphen apostolic. You now post tough means an apostrophe. Apostate off. Via via Google means a comma in via Gulag. Bound days. And days means a bracket in pound days. It looks like the American word parenthesis. Via. Via Google means a semicolon. Via Google. Decks grammar assume index gram assume means an exclamation mark. Just means a full stop or a period. Or oblique. Oblique means a forward slash. Oblique. You now Obama's means an at sign means a colon. Done the whole guys soon than they hug, I assume, means a question mark. Gimme. Gimme means a speech mark. And give me. It's important for me to mention here that in French, speech marks look a little different to the speech marks we use in English. They actually looked like two little arrows like this. In French. Then if you want to say WAS in French, you just say literally means two S's. Similarly, Google M or a letter. In fact doubled would be m or do whatever letter. M means double m. Majuscule. Majuscule means a capital. F. Measure skewed means capital, and it comes after the letter in French, majuscule. And then if you want to say a lowercase f, you say I NIF minuscule. Minuscule. Minuscule means lowercase. In this lesson, we've had savage, which means it means Vu idea, meaning to mean means to be spelled. We learned alpha v, which means the alphabet. And the question comments I say k means how do you spell it? 49. 111f - 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'm sorry, but I don't understand what this means. Is you see this only measuring component parts, CVD. Just read this only measuring compound bar sucrose to CVD or can you tell me what everything means? Put your media circuit to video media, so CO2 with you. I don't know what she means. Say pass the gate video. Say the word means car in French. Lumo, watch a video on fancy. Lumo. What you video? I don't know how it's spelled. Say back almost as actually. Say back almost as a tree. Can you give me your name and tell me how it's spelled? I don't know about media. Media, water norm a Medea Como. How is the name of the restaurant spelled? Non-dual. Non-dual has to home. Do they know how it's spelled? Staff TO till? It's spelled ROC, LLE. Sassy. Sassy clean air or say ash. My name is spelled K. E. 50. 111g - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? To obey the Mitterrand pore, diameter tampon. You got to put a full stop of a boost one domain trade union don sumo, the metal and trade union, lonesome. You need to put a hyphen in this word. Media commerce as a cliff. Pass goodness AICPA. Common SAS, Pass goodness, AICPA. Can you tell me how it's spelled because I didn't know. Lumo message m or n. Lumo meson says SON. The word may zone is spelled SON. Uva, due Monday. Csa Como safely basket, newness of MBA. The Monday, I'm Maggie, see e-commerce basket, miss a Bomba. I'm going to ask Murray if she knows how it's spelled because we don't know. Como se dice. Ladder. How is the address spelled? Case goes to CVD, case goods received with ear. What does this mean? To security over C2? Do you know what I mean? Sasson a passive because you video. That isn't what I mean. Jess bath, could you compose the goods? You video Jess back into components security with year. I hope you understand what I mean. 51. 111h - 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 would you say in French? Do you have any beef? We Wudi Biff. Do biff. I didn't want to go by about as I get sea sick. Bizarrely on B2, Gmail domain, vision verbally on B2, gouache, Malda Mayer. She didn't have a wash this morning. Say paella V. Samatha, say Pala Visa, my thumb. I'm in a hurry. I would like some sugar with my tea. Border-radius eukaryotic Monte Sue classic Monte. Yes, he is over there. We eat a lava. Lava. You bought the most expensive car in the world. To ash the lava tube. You shall do monitor level at your blue shell pneumonia issue, getting into bed soon. Olivier onto may tell Olivia, I hope Pierre buy something for me and excellent performance. Spec could Pierre, I should get x on problems sheets. Good crucial sperm. Why I axon problems. For breakfast, I would like to try a question. Lipid alginate. You would raise this again question. Lipid and say Yeah, question. 52. 111i - let's recap - French to English: Now what we'll do some French to English recap translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? Really, key or to? Whom did you call? Elaborative? Somebody to look through some FADH2 is the nicest of all. Lunula von TO pass good news along on backbones. New, new Lavon TO pass through news alone, backbones were getting up early because we are going on holiday. Only abuse the presume now. Only abuse degrees. You know, I've been waiting for the bus for an hour. Cathode. That has our axiom. One look at the reservation is at quarter to four. You've ACCA Luba. I'm going to try the wine. Is sweet. Sweet, Cool. I had a lie down on backwards. I'll let one g, m2 LA on backwards. I'll let one Ji De Lai going on holiday abroad. Bach on the undertone are two tab IEC, me undertone. Have IEC. How long did you work here for? Monoliths theorem, monadic theorem. Can I pay my bill? 53. 112a - écrire: 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? It means 70-year. Mean. To spell the alphabet. Alphabet. How do you spell it? Commerce, I say, here's your first word for this lesson. A clear. It means to write clear. How would you say in French, Can you write me a letter? Material you later to make makefile unilateral. I'm going to write to PA in French. Basic, EPS, basic three, RPF. C is going to write two Murray from England. Pierre, don't live there. Very clear, I'm a heat. Normally. I have to write to Michelle. You should have a clear I'm Michelle. Michelle Lavell. By a clear. Don't you be the conjugate? The verb is irregular, so I'm going to conjugate it for you. Here's the verb. In the present tense. Means to write. Jack. Jack three means I write. Means you write. Electric. Electric means he writes. L. Means she writes. On a, on a. One, writes music. We write clearly. Clavey. U right? Is a cleaver. They write. And they write in the feminine. 54. 112b - écrire conjugation: Let's have a look at the past tense conjugation of the verb. Here. We have j. J, which means I wrote. Two. Means you wrote it. That means he wrote she wrote on our on one wrote we wrote would I actually would have a you wrote on decree is on the tree. They wrote and isn't actually, isn't a tree, is they wrote in the feminine. Then forget that in the past tense in English, there are always two different versions. So we could say I wrote, but because I say I've written JPEG fee can be I wrote or I've written. Similarly, you can have you wrote or you've written. He wrote or he's written? She wrote. She's written one. Wrote ones written. We wrote. We've written. You wrote you've written. And they wrote and they've written again is on the tree. They wrote or they've written. How would you say in French, did you write to memory? Or how would you say they're writing a letter in later? Is it cleaved inlet? I wrote you a letter in French. They see Jiu Bu Zai create your network infancy. Who wrote this key? I creases the key cases. Pierre has written a message there for you. I clicked the message lab patois. Msr labs. 55. 112c - lire: How would you say in French, what is she writing? Or if you use S guy, you would say case, get a key. Case, good, actually, I don't know what to write. Say backtrack here. Say backward, clear. They wrote something in German and I didn't understand it. Is not a clique is gestalt on Ottoman general, a compound bar is on the shoulder. Now among Asian or compound bar. Here's your next verb for this lesson. Leah. It means to read Lior. How would you say in French, can you read me a book in French? To Malia and live on fancy. And live on for C. I'm going to read it in French. On Farsi. Lillian fantasy. What do you want to read? Or if you use eschar instead of inversion, you would say, or guess goo Lilia. I would say that in more formal situations, you'll hear inversion use a lot more, but in less formal situations and in everyday language, you'll hear people use the esco, version of asking questions a lot more than the inversion, but they both are perfectly understandable and they're both acceptable. Coubertin or Cooley Boolean. Guess, could you guess Google will earlier? We've had a clear which means to write and Leah, which means to read. 56. 112d - lire conjugation: Louvain job, Leah, at an auto VAB. Don't you be the conjugate? The verb is another irregular verb. I'm going to conjugate the view means to read the present tense. It goes Julie li, meaning I read to Lee. To Lee. You read? He reads. She reads. Only only one reads. Newly zone new liaison. We read. You read. Ely's means they read. And Ellie's, l, Lee's is they read in the feminine. Then in the past tense, you have J. J, which means I read or across. I mean, I have read to value. You read he read. She read on value on ALU. One read. We read. You read is only, is only. The red. Is only means they read in the feminine. How would you say in French, What did you read yesterday? Or KVM Hulu? Or if you use eschar, you can say, guess good to value, chi-square value. What are they reading? Least steel. Steel. Or if you're using S-curve, you can say pesky Liza case. I will just say she's reading a book in French. Live on policy. Lever on Farsi. 57. 112e - lu: How would you say in French, were reading something very interesting? Newly zone category shows detergent eyes on newly zone Calgary shows the thread on the horizon. I liked reading. Generally. I haven't read that book. You need to leave her unit value. So Lever, have you already read that? The Jal USA. Usa. I haven't read it yet. Generally pass on call. You generally pass on call you. They said they haven't read this. Is on D key non-value says C is on D key non-value. See, I think I've read that book already. Hola. Hola. What have you read this share? Or Gabby? Certainly. Have you read the menu at Ululu menu or menu. When you're asking a question in French in your head, you should always try and do both versions. So have a go at doing it as an inversion first and then using the word eschar. So in this example, I put the inversion at your menu or menu. But what would it be using? Eschar S G2, Ululu menu, or esco whose have a Lulu menu. Whenever you use eschar or you have to do is put the inversion back to how it was before. So at u becomes two, becomes vein as Gucci value or esco. Whose are they? 58. 112f - facile (de): Here's your next word for this lesson. Facil. It means easy to say you can put any verb on the end as long as you use the word due after fossil. How would you say in French? It's easy to speak French. Safe. I seal the palate. Fancy safe, I seal the palate. It's easy to speak Spanish, but it isn't easy to understand it. Safe, I still do badly. Espanol may Sunni buffer CO2 compound. Say if I steal the ballet Espanol Mason hypophyseal dollar compound. It isn't easy for me to understand French. Hypophyseal Puma, the compound, all the fancy buffer syllable mark compound, all the fancy. Pierre finds it quite easy. As safe, I seal PLO 12 as a fascial. I think it's quite easy. Boss could say that's a fossil. Safe by steel. Is it easily? Could say if i c, s could say if I steal. It wasn't easy. Buffer the buffer seal. Do you think it will be easy for us to finish? I see a new definition. Points a Vu Alpha. In this lesson, we've had a clear which means to right. Which means to read. And fascial or facility, which means easy to. 59. 112g - difficile (de): Here's the opposite to the word fascial. Dvc. Dvc means difficult to, how would you say in French? It isn't too difficult to speak German. Sunni patho difficile the belly Elmo in a path or DVC, the Pali among. It's difficult for me to understand French. Cd8 T-cell moire, new compound Roelof on C, difficile pragmatic component, all the fancy. Murray found it too difficult to make the cake. Marie, lateral way told if you seal the fellow get to mathy, that will be totally facility fella got to. We've had a clear which means to write. Leah, which means to read. Facil de means easy to difficile, means difficult to. How would you ask in French? Is it difficult? Suse DVC. Dvc. I found it difficult to follow the film, but Sophie, you understood everything. Toby, DVC, sweetly film. May sophie to complete J2 way DVC or too sweet flood lithium? May Sophie are to complete. In this sentence, you might have noticed that I said J182 DVC rather than July through the DVC. In English we say I found it difficult. But in French, if you follow the phrase J2 way DVC, the verb, you don't need to say it in English. We say I found it difficult to follow the film. But in French you just say I've found difficult to follow the film J2, difficile the sweet lithium. This happens whenever you say I've found, earlier on we had the sentence, Murray found it too difficult to make the cake. Well, you could have said Marie way 30 facility felt regard to activate WHO DVC the failed ghetto. And you didn't need to say the lift for it. So in English we tend to put it in, but it's more of an English thing. In French, they tend not to bother if it's to find something difficult or to find something easy to do, you don't need to say I found it. You just say I've found. 60. 112h - impossible: How would you say in French, it was difficult to hear Pierre city difficile don't entre Pierre. City DPC, don't entre Pierre. Now we've already had the word placebo, which was possible. So you can probably guess what ampere see blue means. It means impossible. Placebo. How would you say in French? It's quite difficult, but it isn't impossible. Say DVC. Dvc may see blue. I found it impossible to. Placebo. Ambles see blue. Here we do say I found it away and placebo, I found it impossible. But if we were to follow and possibly with a verb, we'd need the word plus a verb, then we wouldn't need the love for it. If you said, for example, I found it impossible to understand Pierre, you would say J2 way and placebo the component or Pierre, j to k and proceed component or Pierre, you don't need to save it. You wouldn't say July. If you did say, that's perfectly fine, but it's more common in French to miss it off. How would you say in French, it's impossible to understand Pierre. Similar to compound or Pierre. Pierre. How would you say in French? They told me that it was impossible, but I did it. Mon D could say tamper similar majorly fy dy, because they didn't possibly major leafy. If you believe that something is impossible, it will be impossible. C2 quiet could give you a short example of similar. Cebu quiet to giggle shows a temple see blue placebo. 61. 112i - presque: Here's a useful adverb in French. It means nearly, almost. How would you say in French? It's almost ready. Is nearly ready. Press good pay. Say press goopy. I've almost finished j plus cosine, tj plus Griffin. In this lesson so far we've had a clear which means to write. Means to read. Faster. Means easy to. Dvc means difficult to see. Blue means impossible. Prescott means nearly or almost. How would you say in French, we're nearly at the restaurant. Tesco has to lose some place. Everything is nearly ready. Press co-pay. Co-pay. It's almost impossible to understand Pierre. Press gambles. C blur the component or Pierre. Say press good, ampere, see blue, two compounds appear. Almost five o'clock. In a sank. It's almost time for us to leave. Press good tone, back tier. Press good tone, back tier. In this sentence we say ELA rather than say, because when you're talking about the time, you say ELA, ELA press good tone. It's almost time. 62. 112j - almost: How would you say in French? Did you finish everything? Almost too funny. Funny. Plastic. You might have noticed that I've used the French speech marks in the French and the English speech marks in the English one. The French speech marks are almost like little arrows. How would you say in French? They almost always come with us on holiday this year. I wanted to go without them. Vn plus G2. Zomba concept like num may see tiny juvenile. To draw on my concept like New may say Danny is usually x1, x2. It's almost impossible. Press the arm placebo, say press gambles, see blur. You've eaten almost everything. More. J plus CO2. Have emoji Prescott, T2. I've been waiting for almost an hour. Do we? Do if we press good? So don't forget literally in French, I have to say, I wait, since almost an hour, Jeff tone, the pre you know. How would you say in French? She worked here almost six months. Have I AAC Petsko steam, top IEC 63. 112k - extrêmement: Here's your final word for this lesson, and it's another adverb, extrema, extremum. It means extremely extremum. How would you say in French? It's extremely cold. External, external month. This is extremely delicious. See it next time among the list you see at extrema then SU, I'm extremely hungry. Jx, jx. It's extremely late. Next trend among data is extremely difficult to understand Pierre. Thermal difficile the component appear on the facility component up here. This car is beautiful but is extremely expensive. Sets what you are a bell may share. What you are a bell may edit external share. We ate here yesterday. The food was delicious, but everything was extremely expensive. I did at least use me to edit extra minimal share. More GC, yeah, linoleic do then is use to edit x term will share. 64. 112l - on vs nous: How would you say in French? It's extremely noisy here. Extrema mambo TC set extrema mom away on DC. It was extremely noisy in front of our room. Extrema mom, we will not say detects trauma MAMP, we own the Varner trachoma. This is extremely difficult. It's almost impossible, but I think we can do it. See it external, more difficile, say Prisca and placebo measure post-school approval affair. See at external Monday VSL, say press gambles, stabler, major ponds gonna prove only fair. Or instead of new forgetting you can use as a way of saying, we could say major points, computer Fair, Japan's completely fair. In this lesson, we've had the verb, which means to write. We've had Leah, meaning to read. Fascial means easy to. Dvc means difficult to. Placebo means impossible. Tesco means nearly or almost. And x time among means extremely. 65. 112m - 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 do you reading today? Could lead to? Or I find it very difficult to read when everybody is here. You Tube tidy controller monitoring tool, the tidy fuzzy controller, GC. It can be difficult to understand French. Separate at DVC lock component Holofernes, say separate the 25th, the compound telephone. See. It's extremely easy but I found it interesting. Next time, amorphous sealed, majorly Toby anti, some external amorphous seal majorly Toby anti zone. Ps that it's impossible, but I think it's just extremely difficult. Adequacy measure pulse can say is used externally what DVC? Pfad because they are similar major points because she's used external modify. The car is extremely loud. At extremal more buoyant lava tube at x time, my mom bought almost everything for Pierre's birthday to pull and press good to plenty of access to appear. We're almost there. News on preschooler Newsome preschooler. Marie called me and she said she is almost here. Maddie, mapply, mapply, mapply, lady K plus K, c. What did you write? Guys get to actually gets confused. 66. 112n - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What are these friends synthesis mean in English. Sunni buffer, component colophons see Mesa neoplasm placebo in APAC facility component older Francais Mason a pass and it's not easy to understand French, but it's not impossible. J2 value film external and we, you, the G20 Baylor film, extra momentum. You, I found the film extremely boring. Crazy letter. I'm on onClick here. Beta letter. I'm on onclick. I'm writing a letter to my uncle who lived in Paris, Montpellier, a tablet. News I have on pesky familial DNA, patella w. We've almost finished the dinner. Everybody can go to the table. Knew that Cleveland's and lever newsy Cleveland's and leave her writing a book. C difficile do linear circuits. You actually, C difficile circuits. You actually, it's difficult to read what you write. To facilitate fair, they got to do to facilitate fairly good. I find it easy to make cakes. Menu. Menu. Have you read the menu? Major points? Could you build a fair measure pulse contributed fair? It will be difficult, but I think you can do it if they externa more short or should be external and show those would be extremely warm today. 67. 112o - 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. How do you say in French? Do you know what color PS car is? Say to the calculator? Savvy vu the calculator and I watched your GPA take the first road on the right and then the second Road on the left. Point a that premier who at what pre-lab Museum who I go 0.8 loperamide who advocate a pre. Try and be here at four PM. Say that Tracy assessor SAA that Tracy says we had to try and find something for Pierre. I CA the toolbar shows per year Luder the oldest pope. Yeah. I think the North is better than the South. A major calyces, you gotta know, MAR clueless. I would like address. Raise you in hub. Hub. I would like two tickets, please. Do BAC will play. Do BAC will play. You have time to go to the supermarket if you leave now. The Lao-Tzu, cmath Shea, C2 power, Montana. Have a delay or supermarket, CBO path a mountain on. I'm here until July and then I go to London. Just BCC is used alone or you just VCC juice Collins, va a longer. The shop was opened but there wasn't any milk. Magazine editor may in the IV Baddeley magazine editor may in the IV Baddeley. 68. 112p - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? We say policy platform, why they say you Louvain. Could see possible upon what they say. Is it possible for me to try the wine? Cecum Yamato, Andrew. Andrew. How much is it for one day? See it absolutely. Mode. That is, you see it absolutely. It's absolutely delicious. Generally pass on coffee. Generally pass on coffee. I haven't done it yet. We'll label my trauma. Whereas the key for my room, say Toggle, say Toggle home. It's too big. My voucher, ideally blue, MV2 or a daily blew. My car is terrible. Software TO demand. Demand. What time are they going out tomorrow? Module, Benetton, Asia beyond the long-term or normal it there. Bourgeois Zuma. Is you beyond the longer and longer there? Hello, my name is Tom and I come from London in England. Pierre, Angela Angela Mason has PS of the house. 69. 113a - rapide: 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 to write? Clear? To read? Easy to seal, difficult to impossible. Placebo, nearly or almost extremely. X time among. Here's your first word for this lesson. Are happy. A happy. It means fast or quick speed. How would you say in French, the trains in front of very fast late turns on fonts on tap. Led turns on for some time. The train is quicker than the car. Api lipid glob A2 plus B2. This is too fast for me. So C, a C a pitbull moire. Your car is much faster than my car. I've watched you a book with water. What? A book review. Happy to go. Mv2. The faster car is too expensive for me to apply. A tertiary. Lavoie. Pretty happy they, Tasha. Pierre plays very well because he's very fast. Basket basket. 70. 113b - lent: This next word is the opposite of speed. Loan. Loan. It means slow, long. How would you say in French? The trains in England or very slow. Later hands on some pylon. Later on all the tasks on the car is slower than the train. Lavoie, chew a blue lot, gluten, love what you plu launch kiloton. The adjective loan in the feminine, it gets an extra e and then you pronounce it launched. How would you say this is too slow for me? See a taller. So see, this is a slow film and I'm finding it a bit boring. See it then film loan. And tell me you see it. I'm film tool ampere only you. I don't pay very well because usually m2, x2 Potidaea basket habitude is true path IBM passcode habitude, just be total. It's a slow day to day long, or should we sit on Joe along, which would be the word for a day in French, is an angel. But don't forget, we also have the word Johnny. Johnny. We could say Johnny loaned, or should be a feminine noun, meaning we have to say rather than long. So either you can say set on George long or set union giorni loaned or should be. The difference between Andrew and enjoy name is Andrew is the usual word for a day. But if you want to emphasize how long the day is or how important that is, then you use Jony really means the whole day. It's where we get the word journey from in the olden days. A journey with a trip that would take the whole day. Johnny. Andrew alone means a slow day. In John, a launch means a very long slow day. 71. 113c - adjectives & adverbs: How would you say in French that car was too slow for me. What you're allowed to launch per moire set what you're allowed at the tolerant formula. I don't want to go with PA. He is too slow. Jd VIP, bizarrely havoc Pierre, in a Ptolemaic Universe bizarrely avec PF, elite toluene, adjectives and adverbs. The two words we've learned so far in this lesson are happy and loan are both adjectives because they describe a noun. In English, you can make these adjectives into adverbs quite easily. Then you have words that can describe a verb. We have to do in English is take the adjective and put the letters LY on the end of it. Let's have a look at some adjectives becoming adverbs in English. Quick becomes quickly. Slow becomes slowly. Open, becomes openly. Extreme, becomes extremely interesting, becomes interestingly. Possible, becomes possibly unbelievable, becomes unbelievably intense, becomes intensely. Shore, becomes surely fortunate, becomes fortunately, unfortunate, becomes unfortunately lucky, becomes locally. So what we have to do is put the letters LY on the end. Sometimes we do a little extra step, for example, with possible and unbelievable, we remove the e first and with lucky, we change the Y on the end to an I before adding LY. But you can see that to turn an adjective into an adverb In English, we add the letters LY to the end of the adjective. In French, it's just as simple as an English, except you add the letters M, E, N, T, pronounced among the end of the adjective instead. There's just one other thing to remember before you add the MEN t to the end. You have to make the adjective feminine first. As we've seen, some adjectives don't have a separate feminine form. Adjectives such as Ebola, meaning terrible, or rapid, meaning fast, don't have a separate feminine form. However, with most adjectives, or you have to do is add an e to the end to make it feminine. Usually the adjectives that don't have a separate feminine form or adjectives that already have an E on the end. Let's have a look at how we turn some adjectives into adverbs. In French. Means quick. Good morning. Happy it mong means quickly. Long. Long means slow. So this is the masculine form. We have to make it feminine first by adding an E, and then we add ME and t and we get launched moon. Launched moon, which means slowly aware. Aware means open. Again, we add an E first to make it feminine, and then we add the adverb ending ME and t, and we get optimum. Optimum, which means openly extreme. X time means extreme and extrema. Extremum o means extremely. So we already learned the adverb extremum a few lessons ago. This shows that we can work backwards and go from an adverb back to an adjective just by taking the EMI and T on the end. So if you have an adverb and you want to work out how to turn it into an adjective, just remove the MEN t. We Learned X time among was extremely well. We can take off the MEN t and we get x time, which means extreme, and we have a new adjective. The adjective placebo. Placebo means possible. We can turn that into an adverb. Placebo. Placebo among, which means possibly quite quiet, means incredible. Incredibly quiet. Quiet. Tones. And tones means intense. This one is a little bit different. The E on the end of Anton gets an accident before we add the MEN t. And it becomes Anton stamen. Stamen, which means intensely. Su. Su means show. We make this feminine by adding an E to the end and we get still hormone. Still among, which means surely means happy. When an adjective ends in an x, don't forget to make it feminine, we change the x to an ESI, becomes eras in the feminine, and then we add MEN t, and we get a Huntsman, herdsman, which means happily. Malleable. Malleable means unhappy. And the adverb is malleable is moan. Matter horsemen, which means unhappily or in fact matter what his mom has a second meaning. It can also mean, unfortunately, I malloc can mean unhappily or unfortunately. That's how you turn an adjective into an adverb. In French, you make the adjective feminine. For example, lung becomes longer and then you add MEN t to the end, launched Moe slowly. 72. 113d - turning adjectives into adverbs: How would you say in French? He did it very quickly. We're driving to slowly new quantity on tolerant moon. New moon. She spoke very openly with me. Taizu bit more like, more, like more. I'm going to give you an adjective and I want you to turn it into an adverb. Adjective, copied means quick. How would you say quickly? In French? The adjective loan means slow. So how would you say slowly? Launched Moe? Launch. The adjective aware means open. So how would you say in French openly? X time means extreme. So how would you say extremely x time among external placebo means possible in French. So how would you say possibly? Possibly moon? Quiet blue means incredible. How would you say incredibly in French? Quite and quite abdomen. Sue means sure. So how would you say surely SEO among? Among means happy. How would you say Happily in French? It was. 73. 113e - adverb recap: The adjective path P in French means perfect. How would you say perfectly path that small pack that we make it feminine by adding an e to the n first. And then we make it into an adverb by adding MEN t, that Fitzmyer. The adjective speciality. Special means special. How would you say in French, especially special MO, especially among the adjective dot dal means total. How would you say totally? Total? Total? Now we're going to look at a list of common adverbs that you can use in French. I'll give you the adjective or the adjective first, and then the adverb after all the available. Rapid. Speed means quick. Happy. Happy means quickly. Long. Long means slow. Launched Mau. Mau mean slowly. Means open. Mon means openly. X times x time means extreme. Extremum. X time among means extremely quiet. Quiet blue means incredible or Unbelievable. I'm quite abdomen. And quite abnormal means incredibly. Unbelievably. Means intense. Don't see Mau. Mau means intensely. Sue. Sue means shore. Hormone. Among means surely. Means happy or fortunate, means happily. Fortunately, malleable. Malleable means unfortunate, or it can also mean unhappy. Mother always MO, means unfortunately, from means Frank. And to make feminine, we have to add an H and an e to the n. So it becomes, then we can add the MEN t and we get punishment. Punishment, which means frankly, functional. 74. 113f - more adverbs: Let's have a look at some more common adverbs that you can use in French. The adjective 00 means high. Optimal. Optimal means highly. Path phi. Phi means perfect. Fit small. Fitzmyer means perfectly. Particularly, practically means particular. And to make this adjective feminine, we add an e to the end, but we also add an accent to the e just in front of the arm, so it becomes particularly air. Then we add MEN t and we get particularly among, particularly among which means particularly special, special means, special, special, special MO means specially. Or it can also mean especially. And then dot, dot, dot, dot means total. And total Mau. Mau means totally. Seth down. Down means certain. Set of ten. Mm. Mm means certainly, Absolutely. Absolutely. Means absolute. The adverb, absolutely. Absolutely. Mon means absolutely. Complaint. Complaint means complete. The adverb is complex one. Complex one, which means completely. And then finally, probably, probably means probable. Probably Moe, probably means probably. How would you say in French, I am totally lost. Total mortality. Just be total mortality. This is especially for you. See a special element, patois. See a special mambo. Boom. I like French food, particularly the cheese. Jamie, I know head to your phone says particularly a model for March. Gm lA, no heat. Your phone says particularly amount. He feels perfectly well. Some packets, Mamiya profits, more bm. 75. 113g - frankly: How would you say in French? Frankly, I don't like French one gene and unfortunately we can't come tomorrow. Molar horsemen, new tab in your demand matter how small new newborn path annual demand. The adverb means happily. But it can also mean fortunately, just like malware, whose mom can mean unhappily or unfortunately. How would you say in French? Fortunately, we are almost there. Small Newsome preschooler. Well, hello, small Newsome preschooler. He likes to drive very quickly, but I prefer driving slowly. Elm bid among major clef here, long-term one, major Playfair, Columbia launched man. Unfortunately, I cannot go with you tomorrow as I'm very busy. Matter how small bipedally avec to other man. Just be title QP. Mulatto is Mo, GNP, Buddha ma. Gadgets be ties occupy. I like wine, but I particularly like white wine. Gem Lavon, major milligram blown, particularly among men, GM know Van blown, particularly among seven French, you would say instead, I like wine, but I like white wine, particularly. You would put the adverb at the end. 76. 113h - especially: How would you say in French? I bought this especially for Maria's birthday. Special nonpolar tail demography. Special non-polar. Do Maki. To make an adjective into an adverb in French. Or you have to do is make the adjective feminine, then other letters M, E, N, T, to the end. Whenever you see MEN t, It's the equivalent to the English LY. Among means li. We've learned a happy moment, meaning quickly launched, Moe, meaning slowly. Openly. Extrema, extremely quiet minimum. Incredibly. Cmo. Surely holds small happily, or fortunately, or unfortunately. Frankly, oatmeal. Highly packed fits perfectly. Particularly among particularly special MO. Especially among totally sucked in more certainly. Absolutely. Absolutely. Complex mo completely and problem. Oh, probably. 77. 113i - 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? We need to leave quickly. Knew that bamboos one too bad. News avant boost the bacteria rapid among those slowly because there are lots of cars. Allantoin, Bashkiria, beaucoup, de watch you. That launched moon. Bashkiria book. Who'd watched you? Frankly, I think this is terrible. Associate dairy blue for small. To see a data table. It's important to speak openly and frankly. The badly. If hunch one more. I think they're probably lost. Your keys on problem on skis, on problem on Pell. Do I feel perfectly fine today? Jim, some buffets mom pianos would be Jim ASAM profits mom, yeah. Unfortunately, I haven't finished yet. Janae, pass on coffee. Coffee. It's cold out, but fortunately, we can stay here today. I've lost the bottle of wine I bought, especially for your birthday. Jpl do lab rotate the van, Coogee Bay special element. But what tiny box there? Jpl do lab will take the van. Special element, Bobo, tiny dots there. This car is incredibly loud. Quiet blur. Mom said to watch your abdomen, but we aren't. 78. 113j - let's practise - French to English: What we'll do now are some reverse translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? A2, complex monster, A2, complete MTSU. You completely sure? Surely not. See among components. Components the cookie video. He surely understands what I mean. Problem is on to the black box. Problem on is on there because they probably forgot to bring it with them. Did you speak is absolutely most after. You just please? Absolutely most often. I'm absolutely certain. Or well, tomorrow back wall Maggi Maggi pair. I would like to speak openly with you, but I'm scared to say press scamper, see blue. Is your boss gets a press good, empathy ruler. Frankly, I think it's almost impossible to remote and Asia Margie. Margie. Fortunately, everybody has already eaten by the WBS for Nebula. Matter has NOPAT the tablet this point Ebola. Unfortunately, the restaurant doesn't have any tables available. Via a rapid mon basket, a pack of Bianco, rapid mom, vascular Bianco. We need to drive quickly because the train leaves soon. 79. 113k - let's recap - English to French: Now let's do some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in French? Can I pay the bill later? Let me see. Let me see. On Pluto, I liked the red code, but I prefer it in yellow. General Amato who's majorly prefer on John Doe who's medulla per fare on John? I'm spending two weeks in Spain next year, Japan, men on a spaniel and a portion is you pass this demands on a Spaniard linear portion. Have you made dinner for us? You fail the DNAPL new leading IPO knew I wanted to go to the supermarket but I couldn't find it. Leo, Superman, she mentioned PUB palette, hubby or super marshy Superman movie parallel to way. I didn't try it. Generally. Generally. Murray was just here five minutes ago. It is used to see Minuit. Marie use DC sank minute. Soapy called me and she said that Pierre left two hours ago. Sophie map really a LID, QPS, a bacteria mapply AID. We have to leave now because the supermarket will be closed soon. The home patio, Montana vascular tube marshy still have found maybe on bu Montana vascular supermarket. So that fell maybe I'm too they're calling me now. Belmont known Bell Mountain on 80. 113l - let's recap - French to English: What we'll do now, awesome French to English recap translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? Gen2 of Pylab white. Lab Watteau later. I can't find the postbox. Combi undertone. I stay calm, younger tongue. I tell her I stay alone. How long did you stay at the hotel for? Coop wish upon havoc, upon the Avik more. What can I take with me to the beach? Usa gala for Mars at you as a gain of homage. Did you try the cheese? News Alonzo of cinema as well? A pre new module or histone, accommodate the local news Alonzo cinema as well. A new Mangione or histone tail. We're getting to the cinema tonight and then we're eating at the restaurant next to the hotel. Get to a Dennis you may in a pub on formula. So you get though a delis, you may in a Pi bond form. This cake is delicious, but it isn't good for me. Sha say, SHA, CRC, Louboutin ions, SHA say so clc will play. We would like to try the shoes, please. Has an Alpha cell, a sudo nano Smith has ostium, a pseudo nominal Smith. The reservation is in the name of Smith. Impact beyond Bu Gallo tampon nice path that Gansu back beyond Joe. Gallo tampon, nice. Gansu. They're leaving soon as the train for nice leaves at three o'clock. What you what you do. I'm selling my car. Do you want to buy it? 81. 114a - irregular adverbs: 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, quickly or slowly launched mom? Openly? Extremely x time among incredibly quite abdomen. Surely. Among happily, or fortunately. Unfortunately is among frankly highly optimum, perfectly path. It's particularly particularly among especially especially Alamo. Totally total Mo, certainly, absolutely, absolutely. Completely complex moment. Probably. Problem on adverb. Don't lie down here. Lesson. Beaucoup done their job, may eat are killed because web keys on take-home, ARC trays util. In the last lesson, we learned a lot of adverbs, but there are some other adverbs that are common and also very useful. Few of the adverbs in this list don't quite follow the rule of making the adjectives feminine before adding the MEN t to the end. Have a go at learning this list of irregular verbs. But if you get them slightly wrong, it isn't a big deal and most probably somebody will correct you anyway. The first adjective is Avi dome, which means obvious or evident. To make this adjective into an adverb, we change the E and T, two E, m, and then we add M, E and T on the end. So there's a double M in the middle and it's pronounced a vitamin. A. Vitamin E in the middle is more like an, a, a VI demo. That means obviously or evidently a VM on. Your next adjective is a restaurant. A restaurant, which means recent. Again, the EMT becomes an E M before we add the EMI and T on the end. So there's another double M in the middle. Red salmon. Rest among, it means recently rest among the E, M, E, and T in a VI demo. And the highest among is pronounced like among. Daimon. Someone. Next adjective, flat on flat cone, means frequent, and we do the same again. The ENT on the end becomes EM, and then we add M E N T on the end. Now that you know how to pronounce the amount on the end, how do you think your pronounced frequently? Flake among fica among that means frequently fight. C'mon means fluent or common. Qu home. This time the a and T becomes a m. We get cool Hmong, go hormone, which means fluently or commonly COCOMO. Then we have absolute. Absolute, which means absolute. Absolutely, absolutely. Mo means absolutely. We just add the M E N T straight onto the adjective. Absolutely. Mom. 82. 114b - more irregular adverbs: Your next adjective is dizzy. Spell. It means desperate or hopeless. Remember we learned the verb, which means to hope where deserts Barea is hopeless. Again, to make this into an adverb, or we have to do is add the letters MEN t to the end, and we get dizzy specimen disease, which means desperately or hopelessly desert specimen. The adjective means true or real. All we have to do to turn this into an adverb is at MEN t to the end. And we get vitamin K mon, which means truly, really Weimar nom. Nom means enormous nom. To make this into an adverb, we have to add an accent to the last E before we add MEN t. So we get n or minimum. Maman, which means enormously non-minimum. Plessy. Plessy means precise. Plessy. Before we add the MEN t to the end of this adjective, we have to put an e with an accent on the end. We get prestissimo pi CC mode, which means precisely. Then the adjective means brief. Well, the feminine version of port F is then we can add MEN T on the end and we get more. Belyaev mon, which means briefly, is brief and means briefly. The adjective necessary. Necessary. Means necessary. This is a simple adjective because we can just add MEN t to the end to make it into an adverb so we get necessarily necessary, which means necessarily the adjective normal. Normal means normal. I know we have to do is add an e to the end before we add ME and t and we get normal mode. Normal mode, which means normally not Malmo. Permeate. Permeate means first. The feminine version of the adjective permeate is plenty air. Then firstly is premier Ramon. Ramon. Said to you, several means serious. And this is another adjective that ends in the letter X. To make it feminine, we change it to an SE and we get stereos. Then if we add M, E, and T to the end, we get steady used. Certainly use mon means seriously. Then act to L. To L means coordinate. If we make it feminine, we get act to L with a double L E on the end. And then if you make an internal adverb, we get actuated moment, actuated moan, which means currently last adverb actually among is what they call a false friend or a full, because it looks like the English word actually. But it means currently. So actuated mon means currently. Be sure to learn this one correctly. The French word for actually is unfit, which literally means in fact, we have actually among actuary among which means currently on FET. On fet means actually or in fact unfit. 83. 114c - practice with adverbs: How would you say in French, Pierre is obviously lost. At every demo. At the VI demo, I went to the restaurant quite recently. Layer has to home. I say, someone, did you see Sally or has to haunt us? A really fantastic save for a more fantastic save with MO, Fantastic. Firstly, I wanted to go to the beach. Pontiac Mau Mau Mau. Normally I go on holiday with my family. Normal amount based on my concert like MathML, normal mode, juvenilia Concept McMuffin. How do you say precisely? Prestissimo? Prestissimo. I'm going to speak briefly. Ballet. Ballet, but not necessarily. Pandas has a hormone necessary. I'm currently in Paris, but I'm going to say next week. Activate them all. Just apathy. Major via maxi, last main portion. Activating oh, you just freeze up a major base. Msc, last main portion. Most of the time you put the adverb activating moment at the start of a sentence in French, and hardly ever in the middle. So activated mow. It just means I'm currently in Paris, are literally it means currently I'm in Paris. 84. 114d - bien, mal, mieux, pire: How would you say in French, where are you currently? Actual weight to? Actually let Pierre is currently working with Sophie in London. Activating oh, Pierre, Sophie alone. Px of x or phi lambda. I can't help currently because I'm too busy, but I can help you tomorrow. Active anymore. Because you see topic2 pay major putted a demon, activate more capacity, Pass goodness we, topic2 pay. Major proof was at edema. I was lost very briefly, but Murray found me. Paypal do my math. Gtp, I'll do tight, but he may mathy math. It's not necessarily important. Certainly necessary Mo and Nipah, necessarily mode Templeton. Now a few lessons ago we learned some adverbs that didn't end in MEN T. Most of those adverbs don't tend in LY in English ether, we had beyond. Beyond, which means well, mile, man, which means badly. Mirror. Mirror, which means better. Pierre. Pierre, which means worse. Those are for adverbs that don't end in MEN T in French, and they also don't tend in LY in English. Well, there are two more very common adverbs in French that don't end in MEN t either. We're going to learn them in the next video. 85. 114e - vite: This next French adverb doesn't end in ME and T, Vt. Vt. It means quickly. Vte. In fact, VT can mean quickly or fast. And it's actually a synonym of the adverb, a rapid moan. Vt, and happy moment both mean quickly or fast. For example, most rapid MOM in moans, rapid mon means he eats quickly or heats fast. Mourners, Vt. Vt. He eats quickly, heats fast. You can use VT and happy. Mean quickly, fast. How would you say in French, the train is going quickly. We're not going very fast. New Null own pathway VT. You're driving too fast for me to be Toby. Toby PSP is very fast and it's difficult to understand him about private ac-dc, ACD feces dilute compound. Why are you driving faster? Paraquat new corn V2 public. Iupac leave it. I don't like doing things too fast. I prefer to go slowly. Gnm pathology shows target. Gnn, PFLA shows 12 it clef air and a lot more. 86. 114f - volontiers: Here's your next adverb for this lesson, and it's another adverb that doesn't end in MEN t, volunteer vote on TAA. It means gladly or willingly volunteered. A lot of the time you would use volunteer by itself. If somebody asks you a question, for example, somebody might ask you, Vulli Vu, I'm putting G2. G2. Do you want a bit of cake? And you can answer. Volunteer. Volunteer, which means yes gladly. Or juvenile havoc more, which you've been near havoc more. Do you want to commit me? You can answer. Volunteer. Volunteer, meaning I'd be happy to or gravelly. We've had VT, which means quickly and fast, and volunteer, which means gladly or willingly. Well then we have M0 means true or real. Weimar means truly or really. For is the adjective. And Weimar is the adverb. The adverb for camo. It's probably one of the most useful French, whereas you will ever learn. You can use laymen in practically any situation. And I've even had entire conversations in which I've already said Weimar throughout. You can say things like we've yes, really known for. Now, really lame, oh, oh, really save ammo, fantastic. It's truly fantastic. Save laymen. It's truly terrible. How would you say in French? Yes, it's true. We save. We save. Now it isn't real. Not snip. Snip. I think it's true. You post can save, I can save I what you're saying is really interesting, but I don't currently have the time to listen to you. K2 De Mont may activate them on Janae palette, Tony Montana lesson. May actually Jeanette palette with equity. 87. 114g - vrai(ment): How would you say in French? I really don't like cheese. Weimar, Germany and palate homology. Waymo, GNM, Pavlov, Hamas. We've had in this lesson so far, VT, which means quickly or fast. Volunteer, meaning gladly or willingly. Over ammo, which means true or truly or real. And really, I would say it's really important. Save imo and Bhutan. Say if I'm on tempo tone, Here's your next word for this lesson. It means that it's a relative pronoun. Now we've met curve and its various meanings before. Means what. Blue means more than law. Mm, was the same as it can mean What than or as. We've also learned that it can mean that, but it's used in the middle of a sentence, usually after things like coupons. I think that what was your quack? I believe that this sort of curve, when it's used to mean that is a relative pronoun. And whenever you can say that in English, but you didn't have to, you have to say in French. That's why you can say in English, I think it's good, or I think that is good. But in French you have to say coupons could see bone. Let's have a look at an example sentence. Is true that I want to go to friends, but I don't have the time. In this sentence we can say it's true that I wanted to go to France. Or in English, we can just say it's true I wanted to go to France. However, in French you always have to say the word for that, which is, in this situation. How would you say it's true? I wanted to go to friends, but I don't have the time saved away because you value on poems Maginot, pilot tone, save Rey. Earlier on forms mentioned a pilot tone. Well, how would you say it isn't true that we are going to the beach canoes alone and apply known Napalm right along the Laplacian. 88. 114h - surtout: I think this next word might be one of my favorite words in French. It means especially, or in particular, or above all. How would you say in French, I like friends, especially the South. Jim laugh homes. So two lists you jam love Holmes, sued. I particularly like rock music. Gym Cl2, law, musical Rock, Gym Cl2, music. Ok. We can use the word particularly that we learned in the last lesson, particularly among or you can use CO2. How would you say in French, everything is beautiful here, especially the beach. To ABC, to tables. We see self to everybody, especially the children found the film boring. Self to liaise on phone, to value film on view. Co2 laser on phone at total value of film on Wii U. We've had VT, which means quickly or fast. Volunteer, meaning gladly, are willingly. Which means true or real. And if we put MEN T on the end, we get chemo, meaning truly are really CO2, which means especially, or in particular. How would you say PA is perfect? He's nice, he plays well and above all, he speaks very good French. Pierre, a buffy. Rubidium, Cl2. Trivial foresee. A puffy is, rubidium is a fantasy. 89. 114i - absolument pas: How would you say in French, he is quite shy, especially with Maria and Sophie. Sat mid to late, SAT mid to late. Sophie. Remember the adverb? Absolutely. Mon means absolutely. Well you can put the word path after it and you get absolutely mamba, absolutely moca, which means Absolutely not. I'm definitely not. How would you say in French? I definitely don't like going to this restaurant. Name. Absolutely. Mom passed early. Osteo has the home. Is your name? Absolutely. Mombasa layer still has the home. He definitely doesn't want to come with us. Absolutely. Havoc new. Innovate, absolutely. Havoc new. It's definitely not possible. Absolute