3 Minute French - Course 14 | Language lessons for beginners

1. Introduction to course 14: Bourgeois will be Avenue. Hello and welcome to three minute french course 14. In this course we're going to be going through lessons 117 to 125 of the three-minute French series. As always, this course is full of new vocabulary and new grammatical structures that will help you to say even more in French. There will be plenty of opportunities for you to practice everything that you're learning, as well as recapping everything that you've learned in previous lessons. I hope you enjoyed this 14th course in the three-minute French series. Just like before, the method and the layout are all the same. Don't forget the trick is to learn a little but often so that you maintain enthusiasm and get into a good habit with your friends learning. That way, you will find everything goes in a lot more easily and more importantly, it'll stay put. Happy learning. Merci beaucoup. 2. 117a - what are prepositions?: 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 go upstairs? Monte Alitalia? To go downstairs. They sound really scary to take something out. And it's a transitive verb to go out. Tier. And it's an intransitive verb to return something or to take something back. And Latane. And it's used transitively to return or to go back on a, and it's used in transitively. Flow or story. On the ground flow. On the first floor. The second flow. Museum at the third flow. On the fourth flow, prepositions. Prepositions are words that very often go with verbs before you can put another word after them. For example, to look at, to pay for, to go with. For, and width are prepositions. Prepositions are very often known as the language learners nightmare. I have to say though that I disagree. The only reason they might be viewed ever so slightly as a nightmare is because the prepositions that are used with certain verbs in one language differs when you look at a different language. What I mean is that with other words like nouns and adjectives and verbs, that tends to be a pattern that exists throughout the languages. For example, over here, means to open, and it doesn't really matter what nouns you put after it. The verb over here doesn't change. For example, over here, means to open the door. Laughing. Laughing. Eta means to open the window. Law, boo, boo Dave means to open the bottle. You can see that wherever you use over here in French, you say open in English. However, this isn't the case with prepositions. For example, the word to in English has a number of different translations into French. To start to eat is Como se. In this situation, the word for to is to try to eat. Saa do. In this situation, the word to is do, want to eat, Galois, emoji. In this situation, there is no preposition. Two could be nothing at all depending on what verbs you use. That in my opinion, is the reason why some people consider preposition is a nightmare. But honestly they needn't be a nightmare at all. 3. 117b - list of French prepositions: Prepositions. If you look at prepositions as if they're going to be the same in both languages, you'll very quickly get frustrated when things don't quite work. However, if from the outset you accept that the use of prepositions is different in each language, then you'll start off with an open mind. Generally, the only time prepositions will get tricky is when they're used with a verb that's followed by something. We've seen this a couple of times so far with verbs like SAA, which I said is always followed by the preposition do. If you wanted to put a variable in the end, juvenile SAA, the polypharmacy. Polypharmacy. I'm going to try to speak French. Or another example is with the verb Valois, meaning want, which never has a preposition after it. Java, ballet, fancy, juvenile delinquency. I want to speak French. In English, we use the preposition to after want, but in French you just use the verb by leaf on say, I want to speak French. What we're going to do is split the French verbs into different groups depending on which preposition is they use. These are French groups are not English groups. Eventually, you will look at the propositions as being part of the verb rather than words on their own. And you won't ever worry about what each particular preposition may or may not mean in English. The main proposition is that pair up with verbs in French. Path, Sue, on, don't, contract. And they're now, you probably know what most of these mean by themselves. But when they go with the verb that they pair with, this meaning can slightly change. Just like in English, the preposition on means on top or above. However, when you put it with verbs such as to count, well to count on doesn't literally mean to count on top of somebody, but rather to rely or to depend on somebody. Now, I'll give you the preposition list again, this time with their meanings in English. But this is only to help you to remember them. You shouldn't try and force the same meanings onto prepositions when they're with the verbs that we're going to be looking at later. By the way, I'm sure all of this sounds very confusing right now. But honestly, it will all start to make sense in a bit. I just wanted to do a bit of groundwork that will help us later on. Means to or at means from or of. Means by Sue, means on, on. Means in Don't means in control. It means against. Poor, means full, and their means towards. Now, as I said, the usage of prepositions differs from English to French. We're going to split up our French verbs, not our English verbs, into different groups depending on which preposition they use. In this lesson, we're going to focus on verbs that don't use a preposition. Remember that just because a verb doesn't use a preposition in French, doesn't mean it won't have one in English. 4. 117c - verbs without prepositions: Verbs without prepositions. Verbs we're going to look at in this next section. Don't use any preposition in French. Here's your first preposition plus verb. But Hogan of the Galilee, it means to look at or to watch. In English we say to look at somebody. But in French, you don't use any preposition. You just use Lagarde by itself instead. Whenever you want to use the verb to look at, just ignore the app. For example, how would you say in French, what are you looking at? I got to get the Vu. You don't need to use the word at because in French the verb or her Gandhi doesn't use a preposition. So literally you just say, what are you looking to regard the Vu? How would you say, I'm looking at the bird in the garden and the word for bird is wise. God, Lorenzo, delusional down. Galileo. I still don't know Jonah. Literally, I'm looking the bird in the garden, gigantic, delusional down. So you don't need to say, how would you say PA is looking at Murray? Pierre, God, Maggie, Her dad Murray. The verb can mean to look at or to watch. How would you say they're watching the television? Television. Television. He wants to watch a film. On film. And film. Are you going to look at me? Daddy? Daddy. 5. 117d - to look at: How would you say in French, why are they looking at that data tier? Gather T2a? They looked at the red car but they didn't like it. Regardless of what you are huge, may either lone pairs, Amy, who got the LavAzza, whose May in a non-passing mean something. The second half of this sentence we have MA with an extra e on the end. And that's because it's agreeing with Lavoie two, which is a feminine noun. Lumbar, Amy, the law is a law because it's talking about an IT that is feminine. Forgot data about your host. May interim parsimony. Here's your next preposition, less verb. It means to pay for PE. We've spoken about this verb before, but just to remind you, we say to pay for in English, but in French you don't use the preposition bore. You don't use any proposition at all. So you just say to pay, How would you say then he paid for the wine? Lavon Louvain. Did you pay the bill? Let's see on let me see on I think we've already paid for the food, but we haven't paid for the wine. News have on Deja, Lenore H2, may know nav on paper here, Louvain. Pause can lose out on Deja mainly by 11. Who paid for it? I paid for the car. Jpa lava. Jpa lava. 6. 117e - to pay for: How would you say in French? They said that they're going to pay for everything. Is on D, given to pay is on D given 12. Here's your next verb. It means to wait for a tundra. In English we say to wait for. But in French, again, you don't use the preposition for. It's at Donna. How would you say whom are you waiting for? Key atan2 on the Vu. I'm waiting for Marie Jo Mary. Mary. Did you wait for Pierre At on UPS and UPS? I don't want to wait for the train. I'm very hungry. So I'm going to the cafe. G Typhon, Jupiter like epithelia, dogs, UV ala cafeteria. He didn't want to wait for the bus. He took a taxi, baton, holy abuse. Don't get a play and taxi. Don't only abuse, don't present taxi. Here's your next verb. It means to look for. And again, you don't save for in French, you just use the verb share. How would you say, What are you looking for? Christianity. Christianity vous. 7. 117f - to look for: How would you say in French? I'm looking for my key. Sheriffs mapply. Mapply. I think Marie is looking for Pierre Pierre Kumar, Hsp70. We're looking for somewhere to park the car. Who? Guardiola, what you knew about Ugarte, love what you are looking for somewhere to eat. Emoji. Emoji. Here's your next verb. Due Monday. Due Monday. It means to ask for due Monday. But again, you don't use a preposition in French. So how would you say, What are you asking for? The mind to Demo Day Vu? I'm asking for a coffee. Demand and coffee. Did you know more than Cafe? In this lesson so far we've had a meaning to or at. Meaning from or path. Meaning by. Which means on. Which means. Don't. Also means in. Contact, means against. Means for their means towards God. The means to look at or to watch. Means to pay. Tundra, means to wait for, means to look for due Monday, means to ask for. 8. 117g - to ask for: How would you ask in French? Can you ask for two coffees? Monday the cafe. Due Monday the cafe. The interesting thing about due Monday is that while it doesn't use a preposition in front of what it is you're asking for. It does use a preposition in front of whom you're asking. The person you're asking always goes last. The preposition you put it in front of the person you're asking is. For example, if you wanted to say, I'm going to ask Pierre for the key, you would say I'm going to ask the key. Are Pierre Zubaida Monday like clay IPR, juvenile due Monday likely appear. I'm going to ask Pierre for the key. Another example would be J due Monday and cafe and Marie, J Demo Day and cafe, I'm sorry. I asked Marie for a coffee. Very often when you get a verb like this, if you look in the dictionary, it will tell you how it works. For due Monday, you'll see something like this. Due Monday. And then the letter is QC, Q, Q n. What this is is an abbreviation for due Monday category shows. The QC stands for character shows, and the Q-Q N stands for kiloton. And it means to ask something. Somebody to ask somebody for something. Whenever you see QC, H stands for character shows meaning something. If you see Q, Q N stands for KDKA, meaning somebody. How would you say in French? I'm asking PF or a t. Demand more than they appear. Did you ask the waiter for a menu? Monday in cat? Oh, cell due. Monday, you in cat or sell. Bu, we've got O Salvo because don't forget that. Plus because we're saying the way to become o all salvage. How would you say can you ask Murray for two coffees? Do Monday do cafe. I'm on Monday do Cafe. 9. 117h - to listen to: How would you say in French? I asked Michelle for another glass of wine due Monday, onco and Valdez. I'm Michelle J, the Monday ANCA unveil Nevada. I'm Michelle. Here's your next verb. Equity. Equity. It means to listen to equity. How would you say in French? What do you listening to? Good day Vu. I'm listening to the radio. Dj could argue. Listens to the radio in French. Equal, glad you see. It could lead you on policy. We listened to the radio but it was boring. News iPhone or iPad. You may sit there. On a good day, LAD, you miss it. They only you. Did you listen to me? Mu2 equity. Equity? I listened to it but I didn't understand it. Measured lay back on July equal may generally background play. In this lesson so far we've seen the prepositions, meaning to or at. The meaning from or ALF, which means by SU. Meaning on. Means in. Don't. Means in. Quanta, means against, means full. There, means towards. And then we've learned some verbs that don't use prepositions in French, even though they use prepositions in English. Hug out the means to look at or to watch. Means to pay or to pay for. Means to wait for chef. She means to look for due Monday. Means to ask for due Monday. Gallagher shows like a means to ask somebody for something and equity means to listen to. 10. 117i - to remind me of: Here's your next verb. Rapidly. More rapidly. It means to remind me of Mill happen leave. How would you say in French? You remind me of my brother. Happily. He reminds me of Pierre. E-mail hat beta Pierre. Pierre. They remind me of Pierre and Marie. Happen Pierre. Pierre. You really remind me of my father. Weimar. Happen a claim on one pair. That reminds me of a film that I saw last year. Sap Mohammedan film because you've learned and summer happen, I'm film could save you money. Danielle. Here's your next web for this lesson. Santiago. Santiago. It means to smell of Santiago. How would you say in French, you smell of cheese? For my voice until the formas. It smells of garlic here. Assassin lie, lie, EC. Maria smells of roses. Suddenly, suddenly hose. 11. 117j - to smell of: How would you say in French, Pierre's car smells or vinegar? Vinegar, Lavoie chill, do Pierre Louis vinegar. We've learned quite a few verbs that don't use prepositions in French, even though they use prepositions in English, we have one more group of verbs that don't use prepositions, and they are the infinitive carriers. The infinitive carriers are all those verbs that we learned in the structures where you can put an infinitive on the end of them. We had Valois, meaning to 1D, Dubois, meaning to have to put, meaning to be able to. Savoir. Meaning to know how to means to go to or going to. Any means to light to do i, means to live to. Plethora, means to prefer to all those infinitive carriers. You can place any infinitive on the end without needing a preposition. Let's have a quick recap of the verbs in French that don't use a preposition. Equity means to listen to. Scientia, means to smell like monopoly, means to remind me of due Monday. It means to ask for chef. She means to look for means to look at. Means to pay for. Genre. Means to wait for. How would you say in French, what did you want to do? Cool way to fair value, fair? Or you can use eschar and say, guess good to play fair. Guess good. Hopefully a fair. We have to leave early tomorrow. Bacteria bacteria told them on. You can go without, if you want. Alessandro C2V2. 12. 117k - infinitive carriers: How would you say in French? I don't know how to do it. Say Valley Fair. You shouldn't say Bello, fair? What are you going to eat Tomorrow? Ji Kelli vu. We liked going abroad on holiday. No, Zemo LA, LA, LA, LA Tongji on backbones. We love eating here because the food is always delicious. Knew that they were homogeneous. Vascular NOI to their issues. New saddle **** JC vascular tissues. Which one do you prefer to drink? Usually? Let me privately. I'm not listening to the radio. Pallor. Pallor head you. It smells like fish here. Requests only see liquid, solid. You see. 13. 117l - recap: How would you say in French, Murray reminds me of my auntie. I'm going to ask for some motor for the table. Monday, the bullet tabular due Monday, the lower pole at Diablo. What are you looking at regard to? Who got a boo? Or if you're using S-curve guess, could you Hogan? What do you looking for? Khrushchev? Cushy ashamed to share, gets good, wishy-washy. Can you look at this? You see boo or goddesses see. Could you put together, see, regardless of C, We've already paid for the champagne. News have on the Azure API Lucia companion, news. Deja, yellow ocher companion. He's waiting for the books. Electron abuse. Abuse. What are they listening to? The Till case gives a good 14. 117m - recap of prepositions: How would you say in French? I'm looking for some way to leave my bag. Say more sac. Is your share Chicago. Who let say more sac? In this lesson, we've had meaning to or at. Meaning from or bad. Which means, by. Which means on. Means in. Don't, means in contra, means against means for their means towards. Then we learned some verbs that take a preposition in English, but don't take a preposition in French. Means to look at or to watch. Means to pay full. Autonomy. Means to wait for chef. She means to look for due Monday. Means to ask for the Monday character shows a means to ask somebody for something. Equity means to listen to. More happily. To remind me of scientia, means to smell of voir, means to want to. Dubois, means to have to prove WA, means to be able to. Savoir. Means to know how to. La, means going to ME, means to like to live, to pref prefer to. 15. 117n - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How did you ask in French? Do you prefer drinking red wine or white wine? Pipe L2. Navajos would've been blown. Louvain, who's older gambling. We love visiting the Eiffel Tower when we were in Paris. New saddle home visit tail at all. He fell. Newsletter, home visit Taylor toy fair canoes sums up. What do you like doing in the evening? Came to give me wolf Alice. She's going to call us later. New advantage. They don't know how to speak French, but they speak Spanish very well. Soft palate. May EPL tibialis spaniel, inner soft palate pharmacy, missing parts radialis spaniel. We can't leave until 12 o'clock. Don't eat too much now because there isn't much food. Bacteria just got to do their numerous bathroom antinode, Baskin baboon who deny to noon or proven by bacteria. Just get new emoji path TO mountain pass in your PEBO. Couldn't know how to. Why do you have to go abroad? To LAL at home? Do they would let hungry? They wanted to stay here but they're too young. I say see me. Willy, I stay. Ec is ontogeny. You remind me of my brother. Bell. Vomer happens. I'm listening to some things that don't speak to me. Could Gallagher shows num about bar. Jacob Gallagher shows newer ballet bar. 16. 117o - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? But you do Monday, pretty stuff for Marsha. So he puts you do Monday, please do follow Marsha Sophie. Can you ask Sophie for some more cheese? Continue the Monday. Continued Monday. What did they ask for? Kelly's LSA, Shama, PID key chefs thickly may get laser less the Shema, he said he's looking for his keys, but he thinks he left them at Murray's House. Not only primary electrons occupy indefinite Pat, just get the set. They're not on the primary threat. Occupy a definite pass. You don't wait for Maria. She's very busy and she doesn't finish until five PM. Marie, Illinois. Qprt ba ba, Illinois. Cook piano, TPA. Murray paid for the food. What did Pierre pay for? Hug add Calgary shows measuring a sip, aqua shows measures the backward looking at something, but I didn't know what used to be this early may. Just be there's only measuring as a pattern. I'm sorry, but I don't know how to fix that. In a compound in the Buwei Burma compounder. He couldn't understand me. Dylan music. Music. I want to listen to some music. Book. Who affair may regard day. I'm film. Elaborate Cuba fair. Mei. I'm film. He has a lot to do, but he wants to watch a film. 17. 117p - 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? Can you tell me how to say tree in French? Media command dir tree on fancy. Provable media command ear tree on fancy. Whereas the sport stadium, central spot, if Santo spot teeth, are they going to do it later? Skill vulnerable. He's more higher than me. Fatigue, fatigue, ACO Moi. Pierre, dance better than Syfy. Pierre, don't steal mucus of Pierre. Don't steal mucus of my dinner is perfect. Monday. Monday night, a puffy. Do you have any sugar attributes? Ucla. We do see the fridge doesn't work. Numerous bar after the restaurant goes straight on and then take the third Road on the left, has to home at a to-do are pointed at twice. I am who? I play that has to do a preprint it twice. Dm who I would like to buy this dress would rather stay set hub. Set, hub. 18. 117q - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? Highly or Centreville portfolios on Tocqueville. How do I get to the city center? You ensure what this vanilla process of rebooting somebody's bonding reports as well. Do you have a room available for tonight? Demand CD Akhil, Can you see key pal only Jim them on Syria killed. Can you see normally? I wonder if there's somebody here who speaks English. Von Bell, doula, cat, no, one pound do lockout. We have lost the card. Factor EITC may in a Padlet. Link back to your EITC may in a Padlet repertoire. The postman is here but he doesn't have any letters for you. What do you scared of? Finish. Finish. Finish at seven o'clock. Good morning. Good morning. I think everybody here speaks English. Case could you do Wayfair? Case? Could you do Wayfair? What did you have to do? Sancho who Godel film by Sonka Hogan daily film. Hasn't he watched the film yet? 19. 118a - verbs that use "de": 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 smell of Santi? To look at or to watch, to pay or to pay for to wait for a tundra to look for, to ask for due Monday, to ask somebody for something. Due Monday category shows. Listen to, remind me of more happily. To want to have to DuBois. Be able to know how to staff WAF going to LA to like to MA, to look to other way, to prefer to prepositions. In the last lesson, we learned about the verbs that don't take a preposition in French. In this lesson, we're going to learn about verbs in French that take the preposition, do. Here's your first verb, sean, J. The J. It means to change. The reason I've put the preposition in brackets here is because you can use Shawn G with or without the preposition. However, it means slightly different things depending on whether you use it or not. You use the preposition, do. When what you want to change either belongs to you or it's going to be changed in the sense of being replaced or completely changed. For example, UV shown J and J debate moon. I'm going to change clothes. The clothes are being changed completely. Vacuum shown G though has ever seen on G DO has ever assume you going to change the reservation? It as shown J doping electron J, dopey noon. He's changed his opinion. An opinion is something that belongs to you. So you say electron J opinion, and that shortens to D apostrophe in front of the word opinion because it starts with a vowel, electron, g, dopey, noon. You'll notice in that last sentence as well that if what you're changing belongs to you, you don't have to use the Possessive, the My or your or his, etc.. Instead it's replaced with the dirt. You don't literally say in French, he changed his opinion. You say either sean J. Doping. Here's another example of that. Universal NJ do watch judicial and J the watch you. I want to change my car because you're changing the car completely and it belongs to you. You don't have to use the word my new, just use the word instead, Jewish orange. Do watch you. However, you can always just use the possessive and then you wouldn't put the dirt in. You can choose either way. For example, you've shown j, do watch you. Judicial G to what you means I want to change cause or I want to change my car. But you could also say Javert, sean J map, watch you judicial and g map what you, I want to change my car. Electron J dopey, new electron J doping we've seen means he has changed his opinion. But you could use the actual word for his and say electron j. So not being shown JSON opinion, which literally means he has changed his opinion. Just to recap, you use sean J. When you want to change either something that belongs to you or you want to change something completely in the sense of replacing it for something totally different. 20. 118b - to change: We've just seen that you use sean J with do when you want to change something that belongs to you, or you want to change something completely in the sense of replacing it for something totally different. You can use the verb shown j by itself when you want to simply modify something slightly. Have a look at these comparisons. We'll do some sentences in pairs. The first sentence will use the second sentence. When you use the, we can look at the slight difference in meaning in the English translations. Your visual NJ do shows you Jewish orangey. To show. This means I want to change shoes. I went to get a new pair, judicial and g the shows to you. But then this next sentence, orangey leash OSU, judicial and J least shows through, I want to change the shoes. This means I want to alter them slightly, paint them. Maps are shown Jie Lei Zu. When you use do you want a whole new pair? When you don't use? You just wanted to alter them? Jewish Orangi, the curfew, Jewish orangey, do quite a few. I wanted to change my hairstyle. So this means I want to get it caught into a whole new style, judicial and g the quote foo. But if you said Jewish on TJ, Maxx CFU, judicial and J macro few. Well then this means I wanted to change my hair as in, I wanted to put up into a ponytail or something. You want to do something slight to alter it. Sean GI loan pool should wash on Gielen pool. This means I have to change a light bulb. You use this one. If you're changing a bulb that doesn't work, so you're replacing it. But at the same type of bulb. Judy, don't pull Jude wash on genome pool. Well, this means you want to replace it completely. So it means I have to change the light bulb. The old one still works, but I'm going to get a different type, perhaps a brighter one, for example. So Shawn's a bone pool means you're changing it completely. In general, the verb shown j without the is used less often. I would say if in doubt, chocolate in there and you probably won't go far wrong. How would you say in French, Why did you change your coat? Aqua, U2 G, the motto, them onto I think she's changed cause the watch you. Zhaung-zi the what you need to change this a bit. Jb Zhuan, wonder, Sean, GCC ampere. 21. 118c - to decide to: How would you say in French? I've changed the room a bit. Angela Zhong, Jiang Zhong per ampere. I've changed rooms. Zhong J, Duchamp, J, and J, the chamfer. Here's your next verb that uses a day. They see day. It means to decide or to decide two. You only have to use the preposition do. If you want to use a verb after DCD, for example, JDBC day, the emoji is C, G, they see DataMonkey ISI. I've decided to eat here. But if you use deci day by itself, you can leave out the, for example, the CD. Cd. I haven't decided yet. We wouldn't C, D, a, B, C, D. Have you decided? How would you say in French? I have decided to leave tomorrow. Gdc day the bacteria demand, GDC data bacteria demand. Murray has decided to call Pierre Pierre. Marie and Pierre decided to come to MCI API until they see that the video has C API. Until I see the vignette, we'll see. We've had shown G or G, which means to change this ED or DC. They do. They mean to decide or to decide to? Would you say? Who decided to bring five bottles of wine? Key a DCD, that body sank mutate around. Day sank mutate around. Murray has decided to wait for us outside. They see they didn't knew that onto the news. Atan2. 22. 118d - to choose to: How would you say in French, decided to leave the dog at home? Pierre Louis de Broglie. Sophie needs to decide where she wants to eat. Abuse wanted the CD. Women g phi abuse wanted to see date with emoji. Why haven't they decided yet? 90 baton code, SED, backwash, notepads on called the CD. Have you decided what you wanted to do? So CO2, fair play, fair. You must decide soon to do. Add the date beyond to VDC, date began to. Here's your next verb for this lesson. Ch3cl. It means to choose two. Again, you only have to use the preposition do. If you use a verb after Swansea. For example, Xunzi, xunzi demo GEC. I've chosen to eat here. If you use schwa z by itself or with a noun, you can leave out the peasant gosh, whereas the unit pass on gosh. I haven't chosen yet Xunzi, xunzi loop relay. I chose the chicken. Let's have a look at the conjugation of the verb Schweizer year. Here's the present tense, Xunzi. Xunzi means I20 to Xunzi, to schwa z U2's resi is resumed. He chooses Xunzi. Xunzi Sheets uses on Xunzi. Xunzi one chooses new SJU, Edison, New Jersey zone. We choose bourgeoisie, say, bourgeoisie say U2's. They choose and edge. Whereas if they choose in the feminine. Then here's the past tense conjugation. Xunzi. Xunzi, I chose to XYZ. Xyz. You chose Zi, Xie. He chose l schwa z. Where z. She chose all nationalize Z on Asherah z. One chose schwa z. Z we chose would have a schwa z. With z you chose is on schwa z is z. They chose. And schwa z is entrepreneurs. They chose in the feminine. 23. 118e - to try to: How would you say in French? I'm choosing to speak in French. Ballet of Jose de ballet on foresee. Why did you choose to eat here? At USU? I see the more GEC, Abby bourgeoisie, the emoji ISI. Who chose to buy this key I Zhuangzi that B2C key XYZ, to see where have you chosen to spend the holidays? Who actually schwa z, the Basilica cones, bourgeoisie, the basilar cones. What have you chosen? Cartesian z, KV bourgeoisie. What do you choosing? Christians? E2. Bu means to change. Dcd, the means to decide or to decide to. Zhuangzi means to choose or two, choose two. How would you say in French, what have you chosen to order? Cartesian Razi, the commonly KV bourgeoisie, the common day. I chose the turkey and Marie chose the chicken. Xunzi. Xunzi, Xunzi, xunzi loop relay. Here's your next for this lesson. Sata. Sata. It means to try or to try to. Just like before, you only need to use the preposition do. If you're using a verb after SAA, for example, GSEA, do the fair. Fair. I tried to do it. If you use SA k by itself or with a noun, you can leave off the Janae pass onco, I said in the past ANCA essay, Yea. I haven't tried it yet. Gsea. Gsa yellow pulley. I tried the chicken. How would you say in French? I'm trying to speak French. Jessie. Jessie 24. 118f - to forget to: How would you say in French, why didn't you try to speak English? That you possess a navy blue passes CEA, the body only. Why don't you try this? Nessie to passive see, MSSA, you pass through C. We've had shown G, which means to change. They cd means to decide or to decide to. Schwa z means to choose or to choose to. Sag, means to try or to try to. How would you say in French? Did you try to order in French at USAA the common day on fancy? I've reviewed the CEA, the common day on foresee. What did they try? Continuous. Continuous as I tried to Turkey and Marie try the chicken. I say gala play, JC gala, a mathy. I say he'll play. The trends in friends are very fast. Late hands-on. Later hands on. Your next verb for this lesson is oblique. Oblique, which means to forget to. As always, you only have to use the preposition do. If you use a verb after it will bleed. For example, jay, oblique, fair? Fair means I forgot to do it. If you use oblique by itself or with a noun, you can leave off the J total amount will be a total amount. I totally forgot. Job a Menachem monazite on I forgot my money. 25. 118g - to talk about: How would you say in French? I forgot to speak in French. Ballet on foresee. The valley, on foresee. What did she forget to do? Cartel will bleed, fair? Fair. Verbs for this lesson so far are shown j, meaning to change in DC data, which means to decide to means to choose to SAA, the means to try to. Oblique means to forget to. How would you say did he forget to call Murray? Ube3a the play? How did you forget to order my chicken? Common. The common demand Palais common. The common Daymond. What did you forget? Kat you Gabby vous? I totally forgot the documents. J total amount to be a little chemo, G total amount of lidocaine. Here's your next verb for this lesson. Or apparently the means to talk or to speak. And that means about in English. How would you say in French, Pierre spoke openly about what he did. Apparently, the Sticky Left fie fie. 26. 118h - to need: How would you say in French, Marie spoke a lot about you. Marie apparently book wood, panel, a beaucoup. What are you talking about? Remember, you can't end a sentence with a preposition in French. If you wanted to translate the question, What are you talking about in French? It would go something like ballet Vu du, du. Can't go on the end of a sentence in French that is incorrect. What we have to do instead is bring it up to the front. However, when you put a preposition in front of the question word, It turns into quad. We've seen an example of this when we learned Avik. Here's what it should be. Boo. Boo. What are you talking about? How would you say in French, What are you talking about? Do COAP battle to do quite badly? Vu? What did Pierre talked about? Yeah, I tidally do quite piano, Tin Pan Alley. The BIT works when you use any verb that uses the preposition do in front of a noun. For example, do you remember the phrase Ofwat boost, which means to need? Well, if you said Jay voussoir, Dan Coffey, GPS, one-line coffee. It means I need a coffee or literary, I have need of a coffee. But if you wanted to ask somebody, what do you need? You would have to say in French, do coef, attribute. Do a tubules one. Literally it means of what do you need? Do coef attribute one, do quiet piano TLBs, one, do Copia. At this one means, what does piano need literally of what those Pierre have need do quite Pierre syllabus one. How would you ask him French, what do you need? The attributes? Or the pubis one? If you wanted to ask, what do you need to do? However, the word will no longer be at the end of the sentence. So you haven't got to put it upfront. So how would you say what do you need to do? Cat tube is one the fair kVA vu, fair. 27. 118i - to complain about: How would you say in French, what do we need to buy? Govern Lube is one dash d. Govern newbies, one dash D. They need to find something good for Murray's birthday. Is on the two week ago, shows the bone planted ourselves. The mountain is on this one too, to make it shows the bone. Put any demand. Now here's your next verb for this lesson. Plans. Suit plant. It means to complain about plant. And you only have to put the preposition after the reflexive verb supplant. If you're saying what you're complaining about, the word do, this instance means about. But you can leave that off if you just want to say that somebody is complaining. Now the verb supplant is an irregular verb, so let's conjugate it into the present and past tenses. Here is supplant, which means to complain. The present tense. Jima plan. Plan means I'm complaining. Q2 plan to plan. Your complaining. Plan is supplier. He's complaining, even though the verb supplant looks very strange and nothing like complain in English, you can see that the word complain has plain on the end. And in this conjugation we've got plan. You can see that they come from the same origins is to plan. He's complaining. Is to plan. Plan. Means. She's complaining. Plan. Also plan. Once complaining. New, new new, new play neo means we're complaining. Vu, Vu blend. Your complaining is the plane. Is, the plane means they're complaining is a planar. Means they're complaining in the feminine. Now let's have a look at the verb. So planter. In the past tense. Zuma, sweep plan. The plan means I complained. To plan. Plan means you complained. Is a plan is a plan. He complained. Plant AC plant means she complained that you can see we've got an e on the end and that's because it's a reflexive verb. And when you have a reflexive verb, you have to make the past participle agree to the subject. On say plan c, plan. One complaint. New new new, new sound plan. We complained. Vu. Vu, That's plan. Complaint. System plan is to some plan. They complained. And some plant is some plant. They complained in the feminine. That's the conjugation of the verb supplant, which means to complain. 28. 118j - de quoi: How would you say in French, why are you complaining? What to plan to move plenty vu. Why did they complain? Croissant. We'll plan on till plan. I'm complaining about the terrible food. Plant didn't know he took theory blue, humor plant didn't know it to labeling. In this essence so far we've had shown j, which means to change. The means to decide to do. Means to choose to. Sata. Means to try to do, means to forget too. Badly. Means to talk or to speak about supplant or means to complain about. How would you say Marie said she's going to complain about the restaurant? Mathy ID investor plant or do you have the home game vascular plant or do you complained about the wine yesterday? As he said, it was terrible. Divine PFC plant, you've got a lady killer. Now remember that you can use do CWA with supplanted. So how would you say in French, what are you complaining about? Do quite to plan to do quadrupling evil. You're literally saying of what or about what are you complaining? Do quad to plant you will do. What did he complain about? Do quasi plum. Plum. 29. 118k - to remember: How would you say in French, what did they complain about last week? Do questions on city planners, maintain plant last main down, yeah. Now here's your next verb for this lesson. So souvenir. Souvenir. It means to remember souvenir. You only have to put the preposition do after the reflexive verb. So, souvenir. If you're saying what it is that you're remembering the Word do in this instance doesn't have a translation into English since we just put the noun straight after the verb, remember. But you can leave that off if you just want to say that somebody is remembering. Now it's quite an irregular verb, but it does follow the conjugations of the verb veneer, which means to come. Let's conjugate. So souvenir, which means to remember into the present and the past tenses. Here's the present tense. Zoom SUV young. I remember two to sue. You remember is the studio. He remembers. She remembers. Also Soo Young. One remembers new, new new, new supernode. We remember. We've also been a souvenir. You remember? Cn, vn? They remember. And they remember in the feminine. Now let's look at the past tense. Sweets through when you zoom is three super new. I remembered tastes avenue to tastes to renew. You remembered EAC souvenir. Easy is to renew. He remembered. Llcs to renew. Renew. She remembered. So we have an E on the end of Avenue because don't forget with reflexive verbs, they use eta as the auxiliary verb. And that means you have to make the past participle agree to the subject. On say Sue. When you say Avenue, one remembered new, new new, new some souvenir. We remembered Avenue. Avenue. You remembered some revenue. Revenue. They remembered. And answers also when you renew, they remembered in the feminine. 30. 118l - can't remember: How would you say in French? Do you remember Pierre? To SUV onto the Pierre? Pierre? He doesn't remember the holiday. Illnesses to be AMPA Dava cones, illnesses to be AMPA data cons. What do you remember? The two soup Yankee. Do. So we have to say do coef because the verb so souvenir uses in front of what it is that they have remembering. So you have to say literally in French of what do you remember? Do coef to Sudan or the souvenir? How would you say what do they remember after that? Suv and teal? New questions will be until at Lisa. Now in French, instead of saying, Can't remember, you just say doesn't remember. How would you say she can't remember the address? This is to be a Padlet dual address. Literally, you're saying she doesn't remember the address. How would you say I'm sorry, but I can't remember what they wanted. Speed. There's only mentioned Mitsubishi, I'm Pat. Really just read there's only measuring them ASU Bianca, literally you have to say in French, I'm sorry, but I don't remember what they wanted. Is your number Sudan part. How would you say can you remember what he said? Just to be on the socket ID? Souvenir, the sticky lady. Again, literally in French, you don't say can you remember? But you say, do you remember too soon began to move in a room? 31. 118m - to stop -ing: How would you say in French? I don't remember everything. Mitsubishi on Padlet to union SUV and paddled. Now let's look at a new verb now. Or satiety means to stop or to stop doing something. In English, when you use the verb to stop with another verb, the next verb ends in the letters I and G. In French, however, you use the plus an infinitive. For example, GMR hit. Zoom ahead to me, means I'm stopping smoking. Gmr hit the Fumi or Saturday. Saturday the valley. He's going to stop speaking. You use the infinitive after. In French. In English, we say the word with an end on the end to stop speaking badly. The funny thing about the verb socket day is that it can be used as a reflexive verb or as a non reflexive verb. If you wanted to tell somebody simply to stop, as in to stop moving, then you must use it reflexively. However, if you want to tell somebody to stop doing something, you can choose whether to use it reflexively or non reflexively. If the police shout at you to stop, they would say, boo, boo. This is reflexive and it means stop as in stop moving. The VU on the end means that it's reflexive. Stop yourself. I've hit the Vu, stop moving. However, if they want to tell you to stop doing something, they can just say, if you use the verb reflexively, you would conjugate it into the present tense like this. Means to stop. Geometric means I stop or I'm stopping. To diet. You stop or you're stopping. Is he stops or his stopping? Isaf it she stops or she's stopping. On Surette onset. One stops or one is stopping. New news, acetone. New news I had done. We stop or we're stopping. You stop or you're stopping? They stop. Or they're stopping. They stopped or they're stopping in the feminine. 32. 118n - s'arrêter: If you want to conjugate into the past tense, you would say, Hey, Jim is three, which means I stopped two days a height day. You stopped. He said he stopped with an extra e on the end. That means she stopped. Onset. Onset. That means one stopped. New, new songs that with an S on the end. New nuisance Arete means we stopped. Vu. You stopped Santa. Santa hat day. They stopped and they stopped in the feminine. If you use the verb non reflexively, you would conjugate it like this in the present tense. Jaw hit Jeff, It means I stop or I'm stopping To you stop or you're stopping? In our head. He stops or he's stopping. She stops or she's stopping on our head. On our head. One stops or one's stopping. Nosy. News ecotone. We stop or waste stopping. Was arete. You stop or you're stopping? Is they stop or they're stopping? And as I hit, I hit, they stop or they're stopping in the feminine. Then in the past tense, non reflexively, you would say J. J, I stopped. You stopped ELA arete day. He stopped. She stopped on a hot day. On day one stopped. We stopped. You stopped? Is they stopped a zone that is on top of it. They they stopped in the feminine. 33. 118o - s'arrêter de: How would you say in French, Murray has stopped smoking? Or if you use it non reflexively. Mary, I stopped at the train station for a coffee. Mr. Bowen coffee. Msps ahead. They are lagged behind coffee. Why did you stop speaking French? Polypharmacy. Polypharmacy. Or if you use the verb are effectively, you can say Bhagwati to I did by leaf on the palette phones. How would you say when did they stop? At the constants on TSR? Had they didn't stop complaining in non bizarre Hattie discipline. Plan. In this lesson so far we've had shown j, which means to change. The means to decide to means to choose to SATA do, to try to, to forget, to lead, to talk or to speak about supplant or to complain about souvenir. To remember, to stop doing something. How would you say in French? They wanted to stop eating, but the food was too delicious. Sanity, the mortgagee, melanoma to your total issues. If Lisa hated emoji Milano E2, IT totally tissues. 34. 118p - to stop from: How would you say in French? My son stopped reading when he found the TV. Morphine. Morphine ceta, I continued to wait. Pierre and Hugo don't stop talking when they're here. Now at Pat do ballet called the sunday see Google News. I had bad ballet. Company is on TC. My cousin stops smoking three weeks ago. Mongooses Sita, I did a few meet twice the Min mongooses. Plasmin. How would you say this in French? If you're talking to one person, informally, stop talking. The ballet. I had the Pali. How would you say this in French if you're talking to more than one person. Now here's another verb. On PC or on-page shade. It means to prevent or to stop somebody from doing something. The verb was used to mean to stop when you're talking about somebody's stopping doing something themselves. The verb on Piaget means to stop as inter, prevent somebody else from doing something. For example, in my own pace, shade the patio on Piaget, the bacteria. It means he stopped me from leaving in my own best shape, the patio. You can use the direct object pronouns with the verb. For example, MMPI. Mmpi shade the means to stop me from. Don't be shy, don't be shaped. The means to stop you from lone pair. Lone pair means to stop him from lone pair, again, can mean to stop her from Luzon per shade the news on PC to stop offs from W2s on page she was on PC to stop you from liaison patient lays on PC do to stop them from, for example, Inova who's on PC. You know about Luzon bell-shaped the bacteria. That means he isn't going to stop us from leaving. 35. 118q - empêcher de: How would you say in French? You're preventing me from seeing it. To mom batch to the deliv. Why did you stop Murray from going to friends? On a daily on forms? Who's on patchy, marry daddy on false. So we've had so far showing the means to change the messy data, to decide to schwa z, order, to choose to SAA do, to try to to forget to pack leader, to two-quarter speak about plant or to complain about souvenir. To remember, to stop doing something, to prevent or to stop somebody else from doing something. How would you say who is stopping you from leaving? Ketone bashed about tier keyboards on the patio. I'm going to stop here from telling Marie that were going on holiday. Did you based on bell-shaped good news along on backbones, x2 based on Piaget, Pierre du d a Hammarby can lose a lot of icons. Stop him from eating everything. On page two more j, the two Margie. They stopped us from buying the car. News on Tom cache, dash d lava tube in usando, ambitious, dash tailor what you, we've got an S on the end of on-page shade in this sentence. And that's because the word Nu is the direct object. When you have a plural direct object in front of a past tense, you have to agree the past participle with direct object. You lose on Tom Piaget. They stopped, or it moves on to watch you. They stopped us from buying the car. 36. 118r - to leave (somewhere): How would you say in French? She wanted to stop Pierre from going to London. On Piaget, Pierre de alone. Pierre delay alone. Now here's your next verb. Means to leave somewhere. Now we've already seen the verb patio, which means to leave. But so far we haven't had to put it with any prepositions. However, if you want to say where it is you're leaving from, you have to use the preposition. For example, Japan, doula, Amazon. Japan, Amazon. It means I'm leaving home, or literally I'm leaving from the house. Japan, doula, Amazon, Japan. Japan. I'm leaving Paris, or literally I'm leaving from Paris. You put the word after path TEA. When you're saying where it is you're leaving from, How would you say in French, when are you leaving? Compact? Compact the rule. But how would you say when are you leaving Paris? Compact to compact the Vu? I left the house. Just feed back. T dilemma isn't just be batty. Dilemma is on. Why did Pierre leave the restaurant early? Quiet Pierre. Pierre ATD batty, new onto the left Paris and they came to London. Aes on renew alone, to renew alone. 37. 118s - remember / don't forget: How would you say in French, when are you leaving more compact 2D math? See contact the Vu. I'm sorry, but I have to leave the hotel at six AM. Just be Deseret measured Webpack tilde, Yellow Tail as Caesar, lemme. Just be there's only measured by patio DO tale as Caesar Alma-Ata. There you've had some of the most common verbs in French that take the preposition do. Hopefully you've noticed that some of the verbs that you use, the preposition in French use no prepositions in English. Let's have a quick recap of the verbs in French that use the preposition. We've had parallel, which means to speak or to talk about. Sae, to try to. So souvenir, to remember. And actually whilst I'm on this verb souvenir, there's a little thing I wanted to point out. The phrase, souvenir is followed by a noun. It's saying the thing that you remembered. However, what if you wanted to say to remember to do something? You can't put a verb After souvenir de. Instead you have to change it a little bit. And you say instead, not forget. If you wanted to say, remember to call me in French, you would say, nucleate, do MapReduce. Nobody a pattern. I'm happily, which literally means don't forget to call me. Instead of saying, remember, you say in French, don't forget when you want to put a verb after it. They didn't remember to buy milk. While you would say in French, is on two day delay. On to be a dash they delay, which literally means they forgot to buy some milk. When you're talking about remembering to do something in French, you say instead to forget to do something or not to forget to do something. We then had supplant. Which means to complain about. Schwa. Means to choose to have the means to stop doing something. Oblique means to forget to do something. To decide to Sean J. To change. The means to prevent or to stop somebody from doing something? Means to leave somewhere, or literally from somewhere. 38. 118t - 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? Did you change cause or is that the same cars before? You waste recessive memoirs, your carbon? We've shown what you see la memoire govern. They decided to stop smoking. But only because it's very expensive. Is on the CD society. The few me, Mr. Mom Pascal, you say share on the CD the society, the few may, Mr. Bass could say, where it should choosing to spend the summer. This share bourgeoisie tend to pass a law at any detailed facilities. Certainly. He's going to try to find something in Paris. My birthday. Sad. The two-week shows a path. April morning shows up on the bone will anyway. I think she forgot to bring the tickets with it. So we have to go to the theatre early. Postcard, depo, tilapia, gala. New dunes are late or auto. Japan scalably Ada, patella BA, decadal. Don't know who they are. Throttle. What are you talking about? I didn't understand because you're speaking too fast. The faculty on purpose, could you pal to rapid moon, do quite badly? Vu, June component bypass Google palette, TOA. Hugo always complains about the food when we eat at this restaurant, but I think it's delicious. Who goes the plant to Delano heat your canoe. Mahjong are still has to measure pulse databases. Who goes to plan to do? I know it took on new module are still has two major parts. Gallaudet. In this sentence, we've said, hugo, always complaints by the field, women eat at this restaurant, but I think it's delicious. And in English, we can emphasize the word I to show that your opinion is a contrasting opinion to Hugo's. But in French, you don't say it the same way. You don't say measure skeletal tissues. What you can do instead is use the word more, which means you can say me moi je upon skeletal issues. And say, you can say but me, I think it's delicious. That's how you emphasize the word I in French. You put the word one in front of it. So you could say Google supplant to Joe Delano it to a new module. And so as the home memoir Groupon skeletal basis, how would you say can you remember the date of the dinner? To Sudan to do that that do DNA. That DNA. Can you stop buying this red wine? I didn't like it. But you serve out who's general MPA? We've without the dash they survived whose MPA? Stop trying to stop me from eating. I'm very hungry. Dcg, the MMPI sheet, emoji, TDC, them especially the mortgagee, G3 fun. 39. 118u - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? Some neuropathy. Neuropathy. What time did we leave Paris? The vasa, recta, the lungfish, and the Wasatch. I'm going to try and stop him from seeing that. And actually in this sentence, because the hymn is an L apostrophe, we can't see whether it is or it could also mean, I'm going to try and stop her from seeing that. What does this sentence mean? Zhen Mitsubishi has to look Taylor, SUV on Padlet address dilute tail. I don't remember the hotel is addressed. I read the plant over to the plant or the two. Stop complaining about everything. Must be genetic better. Mystery, Babylon. I didn't complain, but I wasn't happy. Onto the map in a year. Is on the map lay year. They forgot to call me yesterday. Do you film could use avant-garde the last main down year. Do you film avant-garde? The last main, Danielle, I think they're talking about the film that we watched last week is onshore. I see the more J status as well. Is also a Z allo tells as well. They chose to eat at the Hotel Tonight. Marie Odyssey day, the vignette, havoc, new Mallory. Do we need new? Marie decided to come with us. That they pulsate hold our zone. You don't see the dip on State holdout. They stopped her from spending too much money. 40. 118v - 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, how much is a return ticket? Second-year MBA. Mba. She isn't tired today because she fell asleep early. I'm going to calculate any path anti-gay or Pascal sit on the path fatigue or should we pass case? It is a cheetah. I would like some red apples. Please. Read the poem, moves the replay. You would read the poem, whose civil play? It's half-past date. In a retail, retail ADME. That isn't very good for him. Saskia, Sassen, a bad path. Can I have two bags, please? Do sac see replay. This axial replay. We need to drive quickly because the train leaves soon. We're happy. Vascular tamp, RBM to habit moment. Vascular Trump Bobby onto. It's extremely easy, but I found it interesting. Acidic stem amorphous. Toby, and that timer more fascial, mainly Toby. And we hope the food is delicious. Spark glenoid to spare, cool, annoyed to a delicious. I would like to have a glass of wine, but I'm too young. You would have a pawn are available. Measures we talked about the majors be torsion. 41. 118w - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? Duotones, you see the mantle noon. You see the mountain known. You've been waiting here for an hour now. You shouldn't be posit Tracy demand. Don't GPS wanted to funnier mountain. Pass it through a CDMA. Don't GPS one-to-two phenomenon known. I'm not going to be here tomorrow, so I need to finish everything now. I L'Hopital. Highly. L'hopital. How do I get to the hospital? You have a pond or religion or Xubi upon whether the journey or has the home. I'm going to have lunch at the restaurant. Once I'm done, maybe onto liaison form once on only the unto. The children are going to fall asleep soon. To the mode where tremolo. Tremolo. If you're wrong, everybody is going to be very unhappy. On abuse wonders to veto domain Martin on abuse want the total momentum. We need to get up early tomorrow morning. Padded envelope, envelope measure, doxepin, mouth shape. I don't have any envelopes, but I'm going to the supermarket later. Component Security Secretary. Does he understand what you're saying? Is you post GSC? They are able to personally, I think it's terrible. 42. 119a - verbs that use "à": 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 complain about supplant or to choose to stop doing something. They forget to decide too. Cd to change. Shown g do to prevent or to stop somebody from doing something. Then to leave somewhere. The prepositions. In the last lesson, we learned about the verbs that take the preposition in French. In this lesson, we're going to learn about the verbs in French that take the preposition. So here's your first verb that uses the preposition means to help. Now, do you remember when we learned the verb due Monday? And I told you that you might see it in a dictionary written as due Monday, and then the letters Q. Q, Q. I said that it stands for due Monday shows. Well, remember that the Q C, H stands for category shows, and the Q-Q N stands for KDKA. So due Monday character shows it means to ask somebody for something. Literally in French we say to ask something. Somebody. Demo Day category shows. While the verb can be found in a dictionary written as affair, shows, a fifth character shows it means to help somebody to do something. To help somebody. Affair shows to do something. Whenever you use. You can use the person you are helping straight after the verb. Then you have to use the preposition in front of the next verb, which will be the verb you are helping them to do. For example, Pierre, Marie, apparently only the air aid Marie Apollyon is helping Marie to speak English. Movies about you. Pierre South A2. I'm hoping to find his car. Who made the Athenian montage prove a boomy De Mont lava. Can you help me to finish my work? 43. 119b - to help to: How would you say in French, Can you help Pierre to order in English? Purdue ADP as a common they are normally accommodate anomaly. Can you help me find it? You made a boo-boo, made a movie. Murray is helping Pierre to buy a souvenir. I stay and souvenir, Mahi, ashtray and souvenir. And I'll just point out that in English, you can say to help someone do something or to help someone to do something. In this sentence we have Marie is helping Pierre to buy a souvenir. But you could say Marie is helping Pierre by a souvenir. In English, there are two ways you can help to do or just help do. But in French, you always have a plus an infinitive. How would you ask why did you help him to complain about the hotel ID as a plant or the yellow tail lobby booze AD plant on the load tale. Who helped you find me? Keep the ID? I'm a two-way keep whose ID? I'm a two-way. Murray helped me understand the letter. Marie AD a compound. A compound or later. I'm going to help sophie to change her car. The UVs AD Sophie echelon J, the watch. 44. 119c - to manage to: How would you say in French, Can somebody help me find my room? Is good. Media to me, my Shama, midi, a2b0, my Samba. Now here's your next verb. It means to manage to. Iwi. Obviously we saw many lessons ago and we saw that it means to arrive. However, if you put the preposition after IV in front of an infinitive, it means to manage to do something, literally to arrive at doing something. Don't forget that are evey is a verb of movement. You have to use eta as the auxiliary verb instead of f. For example, you just present IV common day on Monday on fancy. I managed to order in French or HER TV affinity. Affinity or did you manage to finish? There's a little idiom that you'll hear quite a lot in French, which uses the verb. Now we've passed our compound generic Piazza component, or it means I don't get it all literally I don't manage to understand. You can link the S on the end of par with the, you can say Jenna, if pasa compounds, but you'll also hear people not link them together. So you can say Jenna, if our compound. So it's completely optional. Now an idiom is a phrase that doesn't quite make sense when you translate it word for word. Jeanna, if a component literally means I don't arrive at understanding, it doesn't make sense literally. But whenever you really don't want to sound something, you can just say, you're naive component. How would you say in French? I haven't managed to speak with Marie. Apparently avec mv0, Genesee better heavy. Apparently I Vic Murray. I think Pierre has managed to finish. You. Pause. Good. Pierre. Pierre. 45. 119d - I don't get it: How would you say in French, did you manage to see Pierre and Marie? Mrp? Mrp. Now you can also use the phrase are heavy in the negative to really emphasize that you can't do something. So how would you say using the archivist? I can't do it. Gina heap basil or fair value? Fair. I can't decide. Ecd. Ecd, we can't see it. New null, Hebron, Pat Oliver. New naive on Piazza. When you use the negative of it really emphasizes that you really can't do something. In this sentence. We really can't see it. New Haven, Lavoie. Literally it means we don't arrive at seeing it. We've had so far. Which means to help to as a means to manage two. And you've got that idiomatic phrase, Urinary if I don't get it. Here's your next verb for this lesson. Como se. Como se. It means to start too. A common say. Firstly, you only have to use the preposition if you use a verb after compensate. For example, J Como se, Oliver, G Komen, say, allo fair. I've started to do it. If you use Como se by itself or with a noun, you can leave the off. For example, Geneva on COCOMO SI unit, Bangkok, common state. I haven't started yet. You come most regime. Most regime. I'm starting a diet. Secondly, in English, there are two ways that you can put a verb after to start. J Como se Como se emoji can be translated into English either as I've started eating or I've started to eat. You can see that you can put a verb that ends in ing, i-n-g. Or you can put an infinitive after the verb to start. I've started eating or I've started to eat. However, in French, you always have to put an infinitive after compensate our GI Como se emoji. 46. 119e - to start to: How would you say in French? Have you started to learn English? At UConn? Mercy upon how lonely I'll be WooCommerce upon wrongly. When did you start going to friends? Gone to congruency? Quanta congruency. I lay on false. Murray has started to complain about everything. Mathy Como se as for plant or the mathy almost see as plant loaded two, they started to die it yet until leisure regime, until Asia compensate regime. Why did he start doing it so late? I didn't call mercy. Seat that aqua Till Colon say alpha Sita. She's going to start writing a book next year. Back almost say I clear and leave while any portion back almost say I clear unbelievable. Lani portion. We've had ADR, which means to help to means to manage to. The phrase. A compound means I didn't get it. And commerce, they are means to start to How would you say they're starting to play better now? I'm usually meant I'm usually meant. 47. 119f - to be interested in: In the present tense, if you want to say we start, you have to use a C sub dealer on the final C. So how would you say in French, were starting to watch a film? New chromosome or her god ****, feed them. New chromosomes or her guard down film. Here's your next verb for this lesson. Santander, I say. Santana, say. It means to be interested in center essay. So as you can see, Center has say, a is a reflexive verb and it literally means to interest oneself in. But in English, we tend to say to be interested in instead. E.g. geomantic, this list, wildlife homes, German tourists, at least the left homes. I'm interested in the history of France, or literally, I interest myself in the history of France. Now, remember that you could put due to mean what are literally of what when the verb you're using goes with the preposition, do? Well, the same thing happens when you have a verb that goes with the preposition. If you want to use what, you would use an aqua. At the beginning of the question. You can sort of think of it as being in what aqua, Aqua. Aqua than the rest to. What are you interested in? Literally, in what do you introduced yourself to? The verbs? And the essay is obviously reflexive, but it's actually a regular verb in the past and present tenses. But we'll have a quick look at the conjugation anyway. So Santa has say, means to be interested or literally to interest oneself. And we get geomantic erase your mantra rays, which means I'm interested to ten days. To ten days. You're interested in Santa Fe Santa race. He's interested. Elite sanitize in Sunday's. She's interested. On Saturdays and Sundays. One is interested. New, new new, new zone. We're interested on dicey wouldn't say you're interested in sanitize is under S. They're interested. And a Santa rise is something they're interested in, the feminine. So that's the present tense conjugation of the verb center SE. 48. 119g - s'intéresser: Santa, I say, means to be interested in it. We conjugate it into the past tense. We get gymnosperms anti, see, Jim is three and I say, which means I wasn't interested to Tampa, I say today and I say you were interested. Say anti CE. Is it anti CE? He was interested. She was interested. Say anti C, onset anti essay. One was interested. Knew something that I say, no. Some Santana essay. We were interested. Vu the data ISA. You were interested. Insist on fantasy. Sometime that I say they were interested and they were interested in the feminine. How would you say in French? I'm interested in learning French. Samantha has upon what? Pierre isn't interested in wine. He prefers whiskey. New Santa has spread over luis key as part over profoundly risky. What we're Pierre and Marie interested in. Maui APS as Santillana resi, mathy APL. So Santi isn't on St. Pierre, wasn't interested in what I said. Pf, new state peasant ISA as degree JD, pierre, new say peasant on essay as degree JD. I'm not interested in this film. I think it's boring. Mantle response as a film. Only you. Mantle has passive film, Azure PaaS kill it. 49. 119h - to answer (somebody): How would you say in French, what are you interested in? Quarter the aqua wouldn't say vu. You interested in French history. Data has to, at least one says For, says, he wasn't interested. Interstate peasant, ISE. Say peasant. Here's your next verb for this lesson. Bond. It means to answer somebody. With the verb happened. You have to use the preposition in front of either the person you are answering or the thing you're answering. For example, due to click ostium bond, you are to stone. I answered all the questions. Due or telephone or telephone? I answered the telephone. Happened you Jay? I answered Murray. How would you say in French? Are you going to answer the telephone? Or telephone. Or telephone? Who answered the question? Do I like I like I tried to answer Murray, but I didn't understand very well. Gsea though, headphone to MOV, measuring appetite, the onComplete. Honda, I'm measuring a Picabia complete. When you use an object pronoun such as mu, which means meal to me. You don't need to use the word because ME already means to me. If you want to say in French, she didn't answer me, you would just use the object pronoun. It would mean literally she didn't respond to me. So how would you say in French? She didn't answer me. 50. 119i - to look like somebody: How would you say in French? I hope they answer me soon. Chemo happened beyond to Jess vacuum will be on ***. Did somebody answer you could target upon you? Why isn't he answering me? Numeric upon d bar backwash. Did you answer Mary's letter? Analytical domain? Hip and you let her do Mary. And here's your final app verb for this lesson. But horizontally. Horizontally. It means to look like somebody. Listen blade. Remember that the Q, Q n is short for KDKA, which means somebody with a phrase of assembly. You can replace the cape gone with anyone or actually anything that you like. For example, to her sombre faculty share. To her sombre faculty share. It means you look like a water bug. Faculty share means water in French. Assembler faculty share. How would you say, don't you find that Marie looks like her mother. Kumar. And blue are some air or some blossom air. That doesn't look like a restaurant. Santa of a song blue part. No, Hassan blue Piazza as the home. He said, I looked like my sister in ID. Id cuz you're Hassan Ambler. 51. 119j - ressembler à: How would you say in French, Marie looks like Pierre. Amblyopia. Amblyopia. You don't like your father has sombre atom pair. Humbly. I think I look a lot like Brad Pitt. Did you pause, squeeze your thumb. Liberal, cool. App ahead Pete beaucoup. Up ahead, Pete. He doesn't look like you. To Hassan blue bar. Blue bar. Marie doesn't look like Sophie. Marie. Sophie. No, Hassan low-pass ossify. Let's have a quick recap of the verbs in French out use the preposition. We've had AD, which means to help, to activate, means to manage to Como se means to start to Santa, I say. Means to be interested in that bond are means to answer somebody. And over somberly, means to look like somebody. 52. 119k - 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? Can you help me to write a letter in French? Midi, a clear inlet, Jose. Jose. Did they manage to find the key? Luckily, these days are totally likely. They started to learn English three weeks ago. Is uncommon to see how lonely Min is uncompensated upon how lonely Min. What is PA interested in? Quiet piano, Santa Fe steel. Steel. I don't know why they haven't answered Maria yet. Say PupCo in nonbasic call end point. Do you say pap aqua in nonbasic call upon you? I think Marie looks a lot like Sophie. You pause Gomory oversampling book. Who are Sophie? Sophie. She helped me to understand everything to compound a to compound. We didn't manage to take the train because we woke up late. Known as on Piazza heavy upon all the tongue. Bass granulosum have eta. Newness on Piazza heavy upon all the time. Baskin Usama have eta. When are they starting the diet? Coma Steelers regime, common steel law regime. How would you say in the informal? Don't answer the question. On Piazza like Easter paths, I like Eastern. 53. 119l - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? Poems? Squeegee Osama as of May, generally what Paul Murray, post-school Osama as software measured levodopa. Murray, Thanks. I don't like her brother, but I didn't see it. Analytical. Do Sophie mountain pass gated FEV iliac in Samin, juvenile hypo into analytical do Sophie methanol cascaded activate Min? I'm going to answer Sophie's letter now because it's arrived a week ago. So in this sentence we have L min, but the n means it. It could also mean she referring to Sophie, but it makes more sense that is referring to the letter. I'm going to answer Sophie's letter because the letter arrived a week ago rather than, but she arrived a week ago. La lettre is a feminine noun, and the L means it, referring to that. Ylab is one of the common, say a mu equity. Ylab is one the Como se amu equity. He needs to start listening better. Arp may elect to Zhuangzi. Julie. May. I helped him to pay, but he chose everything upon or less manual. Upon, less manual. I'm interested in learning Spanish, Math, AMI, new Santa has bizarrely, I don't know, pass only the course on normally tell mommy new Santa high spot. Don't know, pass only the costs on. My family isn't interested in going abroad, so we're spending the holidays in England. Happy. Happy. Did you manage to fix it? I love affair. She didn't manage to get it washed. Hotel. Motel. That doesn't look like a hotel. You move on the day to day or two funnier. They helped us to finish everything. 54. 119m - 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? What are you drinking? What do you believe? What time are they going to Paris tomorrow? One, tilapia edema. Edema. He woke up very early this morning. Is a heavy postmortem. What is there on the first flow? Or permeate or permeate a dash. We were going to tell Marie to bring some food noisily on DEA Hammarby. Didn't know he too. Can I send you an email tomorrow? An e-mail demand? We should. Who's on an e-mail demand? What is there on the table? Tilts to your tablet. Tablet. How much is it for for tickets to the theater? Or the ATA? Book cats? Her BA I need to find a garage for the car. Jb is one to 21 to two Bianca hash pool lambda two. Can you put your coat downstairs? You met hot hormone to Omega. What hormone TO on bar. 55. 119n - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What do these friends and this mean in English? For small g passcodes to see a theory blue portion will see a theory blue. Frankly, I think this is terrible. Mesangial pass ANCA, endogamy. Necessity, the peasant call on me. Why haven't they fall into sleep yet? It's very late. Dr. tetra fatigue, pesky Zambezi book would've done or should we try fatigue? Pesky, Zambezi, beaucoup, the Pando Ojibwe. They must be very tired because they have spent a lot of time outside today. On tea. The label could foresee on Timberlake book would foresee. Did they speak a lot of French? He Montel. Montel it why did you go upstairs? Omega omega zone is used to negotiate. The shop is just on the left here. New, new method only mountain pass through Newton's gravity gave new, new methimazole mountain pass your news on TV or TA. We're getting into bed now because we're very tired. J. Sha tabulae Mohit. Yeah. I tried to call Murray yesterday. The reservoir. The reservoir. Hello, Tampa. I would like to know what time the train leaves. Launches deja post launch till deja posts. Posted it yet. 56. 120a - verbs that use "à" and "de": 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 help to AD, to manage, to evade, to start to be interested in. Santa, I say to answer somebody. Look like somebody. Solemnly. Prepositions. Now you have learned about the most common verbs that take no preposition. The most common verbs that take the preposition, and the most common verbs that take the preposition. Well, in this lesson, we're going to look at some of the verbs that take both. And here's your first verb. Continuing. You can say continuous or continuous. It means to continue or to carry on. It's completely up to you whether you use the or the, for example, UVA continuing that port or, or save, or UV continuing upon Francais. They both mean I'm going to continue to learn French. How would you say in French? I can't carry on living gear. We're back continuing. Deputy ISI or June per buck continuity. I be DEC continued to speak any English. I continued to do badly, are normally a continuing on. I want to carry on living in France. Continuing on phones. Judah continued ABI Day on forms. When you have a verb that starts with a vowel or the letter age, the word DE shortens to D apostrophe. So that's why we have juvenile continuing. Debbie Tay of house. 57. 120b - to carry on -ing: How would you say in French? They carried on driving. Is on continuing. The current is on continuous. We continued to do everything without them. Knew that Yvonne continue the two songs. Knows I'm on continuous at two. Fair. Why did you carry on speaking? You can either say the sentence informally, but continuing, apparently. As you continue to do ballet, formerly, backwash, reboot, continue. Apparently. We will continue with badly. I'm going to carry on staying here until ten o'clock. Vacancy new Doris Day, EC, UV continuing on high CEC. Here's your next or verb of heavy. Heavy. And it means to dream or to dream or to dream about are heavy. You can use the verb with. But there is a tiny difference between the two. If you are dreaming whilst asleep, when you can either use our order. But if you're dreaming of something that you would like to do, for example, I dream of going to Canada. Then you should use do. For example, j. J. That means I dreamed about a dog. But you could also say Gervais downtown are unsure, or GFP, Dann schon, both mean I dreamt about a dog, as in I had a dream about a dog. But then the fair and backflip have the fair hand backflip. I dream of doing a backflip. That's something that you really want to do, is you have the Fair and backflip. Therefore, it's safest just to use all the time because you'll always be right. But at least if you see it used with our urinary, it's right two and it's talking about a dream. How would you say in French? I dream of spending the holidays in fronts. Azure have capacity of accounts on phones, have the passe liver concern for us. 58. 120c - to dream about: How would you say in French, I dreamt of u, j or j. The vu. With you. We'll say G and G. What did you dream of? If you are speaking informally, you would say are too heavy or too heavy. Then if you're speaking formerly auto more than one person, you would say Aqua. We will do we will have a we've had continuing and continuing to do both mean to carry on or to continue doing something. Revit can both be used to say that you are dreaming of something when you're asleep. Means to dream of something as in that's what your future plans. How would you say in French? She dreamed of going abroad. Daily electrons, electron g. She said she dreamed of get out heavy the new LID, get our heavy anew. I dream of getting into bed before 11 PM. Thermometer, avant van to ASU. Diameter only Avant. I always dream of the same thing. To row aluminum shows. Have to draw dilemma game shows. 59. 120d - to ask somebody to do something: How would you say in French? He dreams of becoming an actor. Either have to do, to, either have to do near to. Your next verb is a little different because this one uses both are under the same sentence. Due Monday at KDKA, difficult issues. Due Monday, I kill the get-go shows. It means to ask somebody to do something. So hopefully it's clear now that the Q-Q N stands for KDKA, meaning somebody, and the QC H stands for Calico shows, meaning something due Monday. I can count the fact caricatures means to ask somebody to do something. You always have to put The in front of the person you're asking. And then the du goes in front of the verb, whatever it is that you're asking them to do. For example, eudaimonia, the ballet avec more enfant say, you demand at the bottom layer back on francais. I'm asking Pierre to speak with me in French. So how would you say in French did you ask Murray to come with us today, Monday? I'm sorry, the veneer of Agnew. The Monday I'm at the linea have Agnew. He asked me to leave edema due Monday. The bacteria edema due Monday. The bacteria. They asked Pierre to buy a souvenir is on the Monday. Appear that stand souvenir is on-demand. They appear. Stay on souvenir. Who asked you to do that? Keita due Monday. The first sulla key views are due Monday. The vessel. 60. 120e - to tell somebody to do something: In this lesson so far, we've had continuous or continuous, which both mean to continue or to carry on doing something. They both mean to dream of something when you're asleep. Have a means to dream of your future plan that says and now you really wanted to do due Monday. The fact Gallagher shows means to ask somebody to do something. How would you say in French? I'm going to ask sophie to bring some wine with her. Due Monday as Sophie vacated. Due Monday, the Duma a vacated. Going to ask me to do it, but luckily I was too busy. Is LA middle Monday the low fare, the whole small vgs, the topic2 puppy is Alameda Monday to low fare. May it has small GTPase topic2 pay. We want to ask Piazza comb, but we can't find him. New Boulogne, Dumont APL do veneer. May New Tampa, new Boulogne due Monday, Appiah Andrew veneer. Minute. So I don't forget that when you want to say that you can't do something or we can't find him in French. You just say we don't find him new neuro two omega. Now your next verb for this lesson is Dia de. Defense can be shows. Shows means to tell somebody to do something. Once again, the QC the QC mean KDKA and calcu shows in its full regalia, will see it as Dia de fer. Gallagher shows meaning to tell somebody to do something. Again, you always have to put The in front of the person you're telling and then goes in front of the verb, whatever it is that you're telling them to do. For example, Matthew, idea, Pierre de mao, he added up, yeah. Marie told Pierre to leave. 61. 120f - dire à qqn de faire qch: How would you say in French? They told me to go to the shop. Monday delay or magazine. Monday dot a omega zone. We told Marie to go to friends. News. I want d delay on phones. Have on D-dimer a delay on phones. Did you tell him to come with us? D Phi. D Phi the vignette have Agnew. I told Pierre to buy something for you that shows patois JD IPS, shelf per Vu. I'm going to tell everybody to help us at total amount due knew the day to Lamont, the news today. Who told you to call me? Do mapply. Mapply. Can you tell the children to get into bed? The ozone phone doesn't hold on fonder. So mentally. 62. 120g - to let somebody do something: How would you say in French? She told Hugo to go downstairs. Id at Woo, do they saw a little less scary idea, Google delay on. The waiter told us to wait here. Lou Salvo, new Zai Di Salvo news ID that tone racy. Did you tell her children to go upstairs? Attribute details on for the Montel a dash d, ozone followed the Monday. Or you can say attribute D ozone phone daddy, O D ozone phone that we've had continuing continuing to, which both mean to continue or to carry on doing something or the mean to dream of when you are asleep. I have a dog can also mean to dream of something as in your future plans. Due Monday, I can count the kicker shows to ask somebody to do something. Shows to tell somebody to do something. Then here is your next verb. Pair, meta. The kicker shows there are Mehta. The fair category shows. It means to allow somebody to do something or to let somebody do something. Meta means to lead or to allow. At the fair game shows. The verb Meta is an irregular verb. Let's have a look at the conjugations. Firstly, here is diameter. In the present tense. Meta means to allow Japan. Mei. Mei means I allow me to tell me. You allow Mei. Mei. Mei. Mei Shi allows me make one allows new dermatome. Dermatome. We allow vu. You allow permit. Permit. They allow l Tiamat, LPM. It means they allow in the feminine. 63. 120h - permettre: Parameter means to allow. And I said it's an irregular verb we've just seen in the present tense conjugation. Let's have a look at the conjugation in the past tense. Jpl. Gps means I allowed to me, me, me, me, me, me. She allowed me one allowed, lose a bump. Bump. The army. We allowed me, me, me, me. They allowed. And Amazon is on me. Means they allowed in the feminine. Parramatta. Counterfeit shows means to allow somebody to do something or to let somebody do something. You can use parameter in the same way that you use due Monday and you put The in front of the person that you're allowing or letting, and then you put them in front of the verb. For example, Marie, me a Pierre de Leon phones me up, Pierre delay on phones. That means Marie let pn go to friends. Or it can also mean Marie allowed to go to friends. How would you say in French? Why didn't you let me go with you? Knew my parameter, you Baddeley, pneumo parameter, Mu pada, lay awake. Wu I didn't let Pierre buy it because it was expensive. The last day. Pass pass specific. She didn't let me speak English. Only. 64. 120i - to allow: How would you say in French, were not letting the children get up before seven AM? Nu nu parameter on puzzle Linphone, I won't sit there. Nu, nu parameter on paddles, on phone, the Solvay of onset. Why did they let Michelle leave? Quiet on TV on me. I'm Michelle. Back to you. Tell me I'm ashamed about tier. They don't let the children eat up, says repair met Basil and form the more j on the parameters paddles on phone, the Alitalia. Let's have a quick recap of the verbs that we learned in this lesson that can use the prepositions or continuing order. You can use continuing with either preposition and it means the same thing. It means to continue or to carry on doing something. Heavy, heavy. We've seen that. And come both mean that you're dreaming of something when you're asleep. But can also be used to mean that you are dreaming of doing something, as in, it's your future plan. Due Monday. The shows means to ask somebody to do something against the shows. This means to tell somebody to do something, then parametrize. To let somebody do something, or to allow somebody to do something. You always put the r in front of the person that you are letting or allowing or telling or asking. And then you put the dog in front of the verb that you're letting them do. 65. 120j - 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? Did you dream of anything interesting? Heavy or Calgary shows data. Shows that I'm going to carry on working here until the next year. Gv continuing DEC Z scale and a portion continuing the top IDC, you scale an IEP portion. Can you ask somebody to help us find our suitcases? Monday, I can't count the news a day, a Tobii new values to lose a day of Toby, no valleys. We told Marie to ask so for you to come with us tomorrow. On Monday, AST Sophie do VGA havoc, new demand, lose out on data. Do due Monday or Sophie, the veneer of Agnew demand. I'm not letting the dog to eat the chicken. Or Shanda modular. Juniper may puzzle the modulo play. Do you want to carry on doing it now? To continue a loofah elemental volleyball continuing or fundamental. Michelle dreams of going to easily one day. Michelle Michelle Daly on Italy. Pierre told everybody to do something useful instead of watching TV. Shows and duty are you doing? I did. I believe it's your idea to defer cocoa shows you the hook. I didn't. I tell you soon, let the children eat too much chocolate. Pat ozone fundamental. Jay told the show cola, NOPAT, puzzle on-farm, the emoji, total shock. Paula, I didn't dream about you. I dreamt about going to the beach. Originated back, evaded 12 j or j delay. Path, bu, origin a path of a GFP. Or Danielle. 66. 120k - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? Iloc continuing apparently made to them or that they only you continually apparently made to the mode. He continued talking, but everybody was bored about Marie de trabajo, apathy. Marine dreams of working in Paris. I'm when I'm Sophie. Sophie. I dreamed of my friends Sophie. Just in case you were wondering why we've used the masculine my in front of the feminine word for friend is because it starts with a vowel. So it should be. But whenever you have a feminine word that starts with a vowel or the letter H, you use the masculine world for my, because mommy sounds better than Hy-Vee. Me, Sophie, I dreamt of my friends Sophie. What does this mean? I can count the woozy data, Gail, count the goose AD, tell somebody to help you meet him while the fair cable shows damp often. Met him what the shows that button. Let me do something important. Memoir due to difficulty shows data risen. Due to identify zone. Let me tell you something interesting. Jay demo day or Salvo diametric bootable tablet portal new due Monday or Salvo, the metro in what they do. So I asked the waiter to put a bottle of water on the table for us. Catch your dtype yelled the fair. What did you tell Pierre to do to them on the first skilled at two, the mode the FAFSA killed. Let everybody do what they want. Noon improve on back, continue. Noon approved on back continuing. We can't carry on living here. 67. 120l - 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? We live in Paris. I beta. Beta upon. What time can I go to the beach? Did you look for Pierre to share shape? Yeah. Abby Bu Shi a shape. Yeah. We ate at the back of the restaurant yesterday, next to the toilets and it was terrible. News of emoji or fondue, restaurant, yeah. Acuity, the toilet, etc. Hablar. News of emoji or fondue. Equity divided ACT theory blue. London is in the south of England. Longer. The longer they're no longer there. I'm truly sorry, but I can't help you. You mentioned pipette, A.D.. Did you speak for him? One, there's only measuring above whose AD? How long did you spend in Paris? And the tone at UBC? Call me on the tone. Do you want to have dinner now? Would you point already named Louis name antinode. Can you see what's underneath the car? Will have O2, literally in French, you have to say, can you see what there is underneath the car? Sulla, I've watched you. We have to leave now because the supermarket will be closed soon. New div on the amount of vascular superman have phenol medium to noodle one bacteria mountain particular soup marshy. So I felt maybe onto. 68. 120m - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What do these French synthesis mean in English? Law, knee down year, new songs LA on spaniel ACT fantastic. Knee down. New songs I lay on a span YOU ACT fantastic. Last year we went to Spain and it was fantastic. Sequel me Elsa. How much is that? Highly highly L'Hopital. How did you get to the hospital? In tablet this pony report says Pearson doubled this funny blog posts these paths on. Do you have a table available for six people? Two weeks ago shows up Beaumont. I need us to weekend shows about Beaumont. There. He's going to try to find something in Paris, my birthday. Rotate the main news about Asia. I would say the main news I have on the job. He wanted to bring a bottle of wine with him, but we have enough wine already. Jim basilica costs electron J. Jean-pascal labor costs electron J. I like spending the holidays abroad. Ju Intel, it is your own domain, may enter marsh bar. J. Integrity is your domain. May enter match bar. I have a television in my room, but it doesn't work. You have a pond in a hotel? I'm going to have breakfast at the hotel. Stay back one more. She doesn't know what to eat. 69. 120.5a - other prepositions: Let's start this short half lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases that we learned in the last lesson. How do you say in French to continue or to carry on doing something? Continuing. Continuing. To dream of heavy. To ask somebody to do something due Monday. I can't count the show's to tell somebody to do something. I can count the fact kinda shows to let somebody do something. Diameter I carried down the fifth category shows prepositions. I thought I would just finish off the topic of prepositions with this little half lesson. The last thing that we're going to have a look at of the verbs in French that use a preposition other than or do. Your first verb for this lesson is via G. Via G, which means to travel. And you can use it with the preposition on via j. That means to travel by. Now you can use both YIJ and also the verb, which means to go with the preposition on to show how you're going or how you're traveling somewhere. We've already looked at this with ILA when we went over some modes of transport. For example, juice on time, GYN Xuan time. I'm traveling by train. Uv y r j on IBM, UV via an IV on I'm going to travel by plane. Gm via J on battle. Jim via J on battle. I like to travel by boat. How would you say in French? She's traveling by boat. On battle. On battle. They're going to travel by plane. Yij on IV1 involved YIJ on the view. We traveled to France by training news avant YIJ on false news of them, YIJ on false on town. 70. 120.5b - to go by: How would you say in French, why did they go by plane? T is early on have your own. Pacquiao song t is LA on her own. She went to the supermarket by car. Or stiff marshy on what you tally or superman ice sheet on what? They went by coach to London. On calf alone is some delay on alone. Here's your next verb. On tray. Don't don't. It means to go in or to enter on tight. Don't. In English, you can just use enter by itself without a preposition. For example, he entered the house. However, in French, you always have to use the preposition. Don't. Also don't forget that on time is a verb of movement. So you have to use EDTA in the past and not. For example, ELA don't play Donna Mason. Ela tone played on Amazon, went into the house, or he entered the house. As you can see, pass on Tidal Jocasta home. Feedback on tight. Don't like history. I didn't go in the restaurant. How would you say in French? Have they gone in the house? Sunday is on Amazon. Amazon. She hasn't gone into the restaurant yet. Onco on Tidal enables Onco onto I don't know. I think he has already gone in the shop. Deja on cradle. No maximum points get a deja on dollar magazine. 71. 120.5c - to go in: How would you say in French, go in the room. Don't know. If you just want to say go in and you haven't got a noun, then you can use the verb on time. And you don't need to use a preposition if you're not putting a noun with it. So how would you say in French, Marie hasn't gone in NOPAT on Thai. Peasant high, decided to go into the cinema without us. Don't play the loop cinema. So new. Pierre de la Lucena mass on new. Sophie went in but Murray waited outside. I don't really do though. I don't re, mi, mathy add on the, I think that'll do for verbs and prepositions for now. I don't want to overload you. Let's have a recap of all the verbs that we've been learning in the past few lessons. And the preposition is that go with them. Firstly, we had verbs with no preposition. De, means to listen to some t to smell like me will happily remind me of due Monday to ask full shall look for Gallaudet. To look at too painful a tundra to wait for, to want to DuBois. Have to prove to be able to know how to lay. Going to ME. Means to light too, is to live to prefer a means to prefer to. All the verbs that don't use a preposition in French, even though they do use a preposition in English. Then we have verbs that go with do badly, the means to speak or to talk about. Sata do, to try to soothe, need to remember, supplant or to complain about Swansea. To choose to do. To stop doing something. Oblique. Forget to deci means to decide to Sean J. To change on page j. K means to prevent or to stop somebody from doing something. Means to leave somewhere. Let me have verbs that go with AD. Means to help, to manage to Como se. To start to. Santa has to be interested in. Or I guess the show's to answer somebody more, to answer something horizontally means to look like or to resemble. Then we had the verbs that can go with and, or. The verb continued can go with order to mean to continue or to carry on doing something. Mean to dream of. And you can use either of them to say that you've ramped up something whilst you're asleep. But you can use to say that you're dreaming of doing something. It's your future plan. Due Monday. We'll count the faculty shows means to ask somebody to do something. I can't count the means to tell somebody to do something. And meta, a good counterfactual means to let somebody do something. Then we had three verbs that go with a different preposition. We had YIJ on, means to travel by. I lay on, to go by on TI DO N'T means to enter or to go in. 72. 120.5d - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice the few verbs that we've learned in this lesson. How do you say in French? We went to Paris last year and we traveled by train. New songs, LA apparel, and a down year, a new xylem YIJ on new forms, a layer Lani down year, a new level YIJ on time. Why did they travel by plane is much less expensive to go by train. Pacquiao until via J on a book, on time. Until YIJ on C book women share highly on town. We went by both, but it was a boring journey. New songs I lay on views. May see anti-gay. New songs. La on beause, may say, Why didn't you go into the restaurant? Backwash, need to pass on to a donor. Has the home network has on. Don't ask the home. Can I go in the shop? Dollar magazine. Magazine. 73. 120.5e - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these friends and this is mean in English. Nid give out ANCA, measure post-school the time a major major points go to Amy. She said she's going by coach, but I think the train is better. Is some delay on Barto and spine you on Barto and span you. They went by boat to Spain. On table and Musee on Mozi. Did you want to go into the museum on title no-till. Hold on. Luba. Per entree download. Download bar. We can go into the hotel and wait in the bar. Non Thai Baht, non-pay pad on a Sharma. Don't go into the room. 74. 121a - that smells good: 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 influential to travel by via J, R, to go by. I lay on to enter or to go in. Here's your first phrase for this lesson. Sass on bone. On bone. It means that smells good. Bone. You can replace the sine In. Sas will mourn with any noun that you like. You can say some, some bone. The cheese smells good. Or to someone. To some bone, everything smells good. To someone. How would you say in French, the cheese smells good. Homage, some bone. Solid bone. I think the cheese smells good. As you pass someone. Everything smells very good. Tucson table. Do you think this smells good? Pulse to see some bone, ponce Vu because you see somebody that doesn't smell good. Sandstone problem. Problem. The phrase Sass on bone can also mean it smells squared. Not just that smells good. Word can mean it all that. How would you say in French, it smells good here today? Assassin born, you see, or should we, assassin Bernie see or should we. Smells good in the restaurant? Bond donor has SAS on-board knowledge. 75. 121b - to feel: Now the phrase Sass on bone, which means that smells good, uses the verb scientia, which means to smell. However, if you make the verb reflexive, you get cis on tier one tier. And that means to feel, for example, GMR samba. Samba means, I feel well. The Verbit sits on tier is an irregular one. So let's have a look at sits on tier, which means to feel conjugated into the present tense. Gym. A song. A song means I feel song, song, song, song, song, song. She feels. Some answer, some one fields new, new Fontan, newNode. We feel views on Sunday. You feel they feel and sound. Incessant. Means they feel in the feminine. Then in the past tense, because it's a reflexive verb, we have to use Eta rather than as the auxiliary verb. And don't forget when you use eta as the auxiliary verb, you have to make the past participle agree to the subject. In the past tense, we get GMR Swiss on T, Jimmy Swiss on T. Which means I felt this on T to taste on tea. You felt Saison t, say some t. He felt LC 70 l, say some tea. She felt and we have an extra e on the end of some tea to make it agree with the feminine l. Say some t on, say some t. One felt new, new songs on t nu, nu, some certainty. We felt, and we've got an S on the end of certainty in this one because nu is plural. Who's at some t, Vuh that's on T means you felt sauce on T. On t with an S on the end means they felt and sauce on t. And t with an e and an S on the end means they felt in the feminine plural. How would you say in French, I feel very well. Gmos on Friday on Jameson type young when you're speaking the Azure and the more you can pronounce them separately and say Jimmy song type young. But more often than not, you'll hear French because say Jim, Jim Young rather than Jim assault idea Jim cell type young. 76. 121c - se sentir: Now in English, you might hear people say things like, I feel good rather than I feel well, I feel fine. But in French you always have to use beyond rather than bone with the verb cis on tier. The same goes for the word bad. If you want to say I feel bad, for example, you say gypsum mile rather than gemstone movie. You always use MLE with certainty. How would you say in French? I think pierre feels bad. Sis on miler. Did you pass through Pierre? We don't feel very well today. New path I pianos or new news on Tom pathway pianos or do we how did you feel? Command two. Command Wilson step2. You can use eschar and say comma two. Comma S group who's on? Marie feels a bit nervous. Murray, Susan Sontag said he feels sad. Pf, a deque is sometimes just PID gives us on Trieste. I've been feeling l for a week. Jim, some melodic instrument. Gemstone melodic do presumes some n. So literally in French, if you want to say that you've been doing something for a certain amount of time. You just say that you do it. So I've been feeling Gail. You say in French, I feel ill. Zoomers, soma lad. I feel ill since a week is the literal translation. Jim Awesome, Malala, the pre-increment. But in English we say, I've been feeling ill for a week. 77. 121d - ne ... rien: You already know that when you want to make something negative in French, you put the word in front of the verb and the word PAS after the verb. For example, just means I am genus. Vba means I am not. Gervais means I'm going generate bar means I'm not going. Well. There's another little negative phrase that you can use instead of par, and it means something slightly different. The word around by itself means nothing. We've already seen it when we learn the phrase. Meaning you're welcome literally of nothing. Well, when you put around a verb, it adds nothing to the verb. Basically, you replace the path in a negative phrase with Java. Java means I want Genova. Genova means I don't want universe. Universe means I want nothing. You have in front of the verb. And then after the verb, Judy. Judy means I say junit Deepa. Deepa. I don't say Jenna D. D. I'm saying nothing. The Azure and the new again, you can pronounce like June rather than Gertner, although you can't see and pronounce them distinctly. De de Leon, but you'll hear French people more often say Jian Jin Delian, I'm saying nothing. Another example is Pierre. Pierre means Pierre has bought and when you want to turn a past tense phrase negative, you put the note and the part around the auxiliary verb. So you get Pierre Napa, ash day. Pierre. Pierre hasn't bought where it's the same. If you use a rayon, you put the note and the area around the auxiliary verb, Pierre. Pierre, Niantic. Pierre has bought nothing. How would you say in French? I see nothing. 78. 121e - nothing: How would you say in French? I said nothing. And we bought nothing. New novel. New novel here, nasty. She wanted nothing. Mullerian. The children have eaten nothing today. Liaison phone. Nohria, leads on phone, normally emoji, which would be in English. There are two different ways to talk about nothing when it's with a verb. For example, instead of saying I want nothing, You could say, I don't want anything. Instead of saying I saw nothing. You can say I didn't see anything. Instead of I bought nothing. We can say I didn't buy anything. Or instead of I have nothing. We can say I don't have anything. In English. You can either use nothing by itself with the verb or you can use the word anything paired with a negative, don't or didn't. I don't want anything, didn't see anything, didn't buy anything. I don't have anything. However, in French, there is only one way to say nothing. You always simply put in front of the verb. And after the verb. You can translate that as I wanted nothing or I don't want anything. June, July. I see nothing. I don't see anything. Janae de Janeiro piano. I bought nothing or I didn't buy anything. How would you say in French, Pierre didn't want anything. No Boolean. Overlay. In English, that means Pierre didn't want anything. But it could also mean Pierre wanted nothing. 79. 121f - not anything: How would you say in French? I didn't say anything. Generic C and D. We didn't buy anything. New novel. New novel. It was nothing. There wasn't anything there. Why didn't you eat anything? Navi emoji. You can use S-curve and say, it's good to know. Yeah, emoji. Emoji. Children haven't eaten anything today. Liaison, foreign liaison phone. Not just to reiterate, means nothing in French, you put in front of the verb and the word comes after the verb. Here's your next word for this lesson. Come, come. It means like or as calm. How would you say in French? It's like in England. Common normally say com anomaly there. 80. 121g - comme: How would you say in French? It's like I said, JD. Jd was like a big car. Cdi, calm down what you what you someone like you comes to our COO. You can't do it like me. Propeller wounds, Palo fair? Starting to speak like me now, most apparently CO momentum, WooCommerce say apparently called momentum. Here's a useful phrase that contains the word calm comes. It means like that. Comes. How would you say in French? It's like that sequencer. Sequencer. I think he said it was like that. Because they decompose. Japan's Kayla D crusade. The car wasn't like that. Lava tube. The backups or laugh at, you know, the background star. 81. 121h - comme ça: How would you say in French? It wasn't like that in London. Senate, the backroom sat alone. Back home alone. It was already like that when I arrived. City deja conscious reason EV city deja comes out conscious visa. I'm not like that. Genius feedback comes back on. It's fine like that. Cbn. Cbn. Why does he speak like that? Till COMSOL. Or if you use esco, you would say pal COMSOL is good or bad outcomes or she doesn't dance like that. The don'ts back on, back on. So here's your final phrase for this lesson. Come see COMSOL. It means so-so or literally it means like this, like that. Come see the, see the CI on the end of column C doesn't literally mean this is a shortened version of CC. So rather than saying competency concerned, they say, Come see. How would you say in French, it's say-so sequence, sequence, sequence, sequencer. The film was so, so T consequences. The consequences. How are you? Several consequences? Consequences. In this lesson we've had such on bone, which means it smells good. Sits on tier, which means to feel, goes around a verb and it means nothing. The word calm means like, CMS means like that. Then the phrase competency means. 82. 121i - 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, everything here smells very good. To ISI. Isi some time on. Do you feel better today? To sound too moo. Moo, moo aujourd'hui. I felt fine yesterday, but today I feel very ill. You must piece on TBN. May be Jim's on time, I'll add on TBN, me aujourd'hui gyms on time allowed. I don't want anything from the shop. Do magazine. Do magazine. It's not a cake, but it's like a cake. Sunni pass and G2. G2. G2 may stay calm and Gatto, I want it like that. Please. Deliver calm, sassy role-play. Julio Voc comes ASL replay. This book is so leave our sequencer. Sequencer. He didn't do anything yesterday, but he said he wasn't hungry. Mageia may be PEPFAR, may have ipython. Marie said nothing to Sophie. Marie. Sophie. Sophie. I don't have anything to do today, but I'm very busy tomorrow. Vienna federal, should we measure sweet taste occupied demand? Fellows would be major speed things up. You pay the man. 83. 121j - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these friends sentences mean in English? Nathan. Nathan placebo. Nothing is impossible. In this sentence we've started with young, which means nothing, but we still have to have the in front of the verb. We say, nay and post-Ebola bound to each other. Another. Bulk wipe out to eat tomorrow. Why are you speaking like that? Or you ill? They may have on Azure Backup city, maybe you haven't. I didn't like it like that. It was better before. Newly feedback on newly feedback on NSA. Don't do it like that. Movie on May 0, share on Batman. Movie, may share on badminton. I found nothing upstairs, but I'm going to look downstairs now. Ct. CT circumstance. It was so so Como croissants, you mentioned command to zone two months. How do you feel now? Nuisance on T Titleist, new new forms on T3 traced. We felt very sad. Common over there. Come on over there. It's very cold today, like in England. In the background. In the background. He isn't like me. 84. 121k - 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? I like it in red, but I prefer the yellow coat. Lemon whose major prefer lumen TO lemon whose major profiler montage own. Everything is more interesting here. Today, I saw the police anti San tc. I'm truly sorry, but I can't help you. You just feel for him on this early measuring capacity. There is only measured per bug was any I'm in a hurry. Just be Plessy. You just press the is he Mr. Blonde? Miss, you're blown. Blown. He put the food on the table. Me Lenore h02. Tablet. Ella me, Lenore h02. Let's do a tablet. I'm going on holiday tomorrow, but I haven't packed my suitcases. On my costumer. Mentioned a puffy be valleys. Based on by customer measure a puffy me valleys. I want to go to the beach, but of course it's too cold. Maybe I'll maybe I'll see you in a tough one. I'm going to pay for everything next week. Wait to pay less Min portion. Does your way to pay last main portion. What do you want to eat tonight or tomorrow? Jesus was Jesus. 85. 121l - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? Back till, till. Why are they leaving? Is on D, Kislev asset or demand vascular lipid indigeneity. It acetyl ADME is on the kids to live a set their on-demand vascular lipid decision on a dummy. They said they're getting up at seven o'clock tomorrow because breakfast is at 730. Means you provide a omega's and patois C2V2. Padded envelope may apply in a magazine patois C2V2. I don't have an envelope, but I can go to the shop view if you want. Why do you do for me? I have some cheese music that we lose a day. Whereas the art museum, Janani pass up or down. Generally pass up or down on the ICMA. I wasn't going to bring any morning with me. Say secured fie. Fie. Does he know what he's doing? New midi backward, fair. Nobody Pacquiao, fair? Don't tell me what to do. I would like to go to the sea, news along busy tail Avila. I show val new xylem visit Taylor will a shovel. We're going to visit the town or the city on horseback. 86. 122a - to work: 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 smells good. Sauce on mon. Feel. Nothing. Like. Come like that. Here's your first verb for this lesson. It means to work. And it's irregular verb. So how would you say I work in France on farms. Have eye on phones. I don't work here. Have IPCC. Have IPCC. Where do you work? I worked here eight years ago. Edl be done. We don't Murray has decided to work here until next Monday. I see they did have IBEC. Is you scale Andy portion. Mahi. They see they did have IEC, just got lucky portion. Cd is always followed by the word. If you want to put a verb on the end, they see they decide to do something. Marie or DCD have IEC. 87. 122b - depuis: Can you remember when we learned decree all those moons ago? It can mean since or for when you use the I've been intense. For example, if you said something like, I've been working here since 2002, you would use the pre for the sinc or I've been living here for three years. Similarly, you would use decree, the word ful. Also in French, there is no way to say I've been ink. You wouldn't say I've been working on, I've been living. Instead, you just use the present tense. You will say, I worked here since 2002, or I live here for three years. Travel ISI. Isi. I've been working here for three years. Or literary I work here since three years. Have IEC the predetermined. You should have IEC the predominate. I've been working here since 2002. Literally, I worked here since 2002. Gb, TC, the predesigned jab VDC degree d zone. I've been living here for ten years. Or literally I live here since ten years. Pierre ATC, deep reduced ADC, the producer. Pierre has been here for two hours. Literally, Pierre is here since two hours. How would you say in French? I've been in France for two weeks. Used to be some fonts decreed this summon. You just resolve. The pre. Min has been living in England for six months. A bit along. The pre seem a bit on the Jane has been working in front for two years. Jane TBI on false debris. This on Jane traveled on false the pre design. Literally you say Jane works in front since two years because she's still working in front of you. Use the present tense in French. 88. 122c - to like: Here is your next verb. It means to like ME. You can use an infinitive after MA, disabled tissue like to do. How would you say in French? I like working in France. Jim, travel on false on phones. Literally that means I like to work in France. But in English we can save. I like to work in front or I like working in front of this. Do you like living here? M2, ISI, ISI, Marie, and Pierre don't like it here. Apl APL Nolan, PCC. Which wine do they like? Van emptied. Empty. Did she like the food? Milano. Milano? He too. If you don't simply like something, you could use this value instead. It means to live. We get the word adore from it. How would you say in French? I didn't like it here. I love it. Pcc. Pcc. I loved the wine here. 89. 122d - I love you: How would you say in French? I loved the check-in, but I prefer the turkey. Jeddah. Measure my file. I done major Playfair, LA. I love everything here. Shadow to shadow to Tc. The verb adult height can be used to mean to live in most situations, except for in the romantic sense. If you wanted to tell somebody that you look them in French romantically, you say just Tim, GTM. The phrase GTM is very strong and it should be reserved for romantic love. Even though literally it just means I like you. If you say Egypt them, it means that you really, really look somebody. However, you cannot things to the phrase to lessen the romanticism. Gtm by itself means I love you. But if you say GTM, beaucoup, book, literally, beaucoup means I like you a lot and it's less strong than just saying, even though we're adding the word beaucoup to the end table, Cu is less strong than just GTM. Team beyond just tambien. This is used for friendship rather than love. You can say to someone, you tambien, and it means you love them as a friend. You use Adelaide to mean to love, except for in the romantic sense. How would you say in French, he loves chocolate. Lucia cola. Cola. We look Paris. In this lesson so far we've had TBI, which means to work. Amy means to like, means to live. And GTM means I love you in the romantic sense. How would you say in French? They love traveling abroad. Via J. J is adult YIJ I let orangey. 90. 122e - to hate: How would you say in French? She said she loves the wine. Dollars. Get a $1.1. I liked it a lot. In July. July book who? Now, here's the opposite of Amy and UDL way. Data is the data. It means to hate, detest, stay, just like with ME. And you can add any infinitive to the end of data estate to say what it is that you hate doing. So how would you say in French, I hate being here? The test at IEC. They test at IC. Literally it means I hate to be here, do the test ETEC. How would you say she hates this place? The test set. The test set Andre Marie hated everything. At two data stay up to date. St. Did you hate it? Let you stay? Stay. I think everybody hates me but I don't know why. Good to Lamont moody test measuring, say bubble aqua. Good to them on Moody test, measuring as a pop aqua. 91. 122f - a job: How would you say in French, if he hates french food, he isn't going to like this. Seal the test land on. Your phone says Inova pessimistic. See if the test Illinois says Inova pessimism. In this lesson we've had so far, have I, j, which means to work, and it's irregular ER verb. In fact, all the verbs that we've learned in this lesson or completely regular. So there's no irregulars. Let me had ME, which means to like, Adam, means to love them, means I love you in the romantic sense. That este means to hate. How would you say in French, why do you hate Sophie? The test to Sophie? Sophie. Would you say, I don't hate it, but I wouldn't like to order it in a restaurant. The test may look on Monday, don't have the home. Generally the test by May, June of Bhutan iPad accommodate those are asked her home. Now here is your last word for this lesson. And it's a noun instead of a verb, but it is related to the verb have IEEE. It means a job. Anti-vaccine. How would you say in French, I love my job. Shadow hormones, travel, montage. Pierre isn't interested in finding a job. No, Santa has passed at Santa has passed by value. 92. 122g - un travail: How would you say in French, I hate my job. They test montage. Montage value. Marie thinks her job is fantastic, but I think it's boring. Mathy post-season Trevi, a fantastic major postulate. Only you. Bonds goes on travel. A fantastic major bones skeleton me, you like working here, but I would like to find a better job. Jen, TVA, AEC major, a major gym tonight, AAC major Buddha. They told a mayor, has a good job. My job is boring, but I really liked them money. Have I a museum Rameau Lao-jun, montage, autonomy. You measure employment law of John. Do you have a job? We need a better job. Boost one that may or may not have I. What is your job? In this lesson, we've learned TVA, which means to work. Meaning to like. Hey, Tim, means I love you. Stay, means to hate. And anti, means a job. 93. 122h - 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, Where do you work? I work here, but the money is terrible, so I need a better job. Have IEC may largely on a derivative, don't believe there's one that may yet have, I should have IEC may allow Zhong dunk GBs want that may your true value. Do you like spending the holidays in England? Empty basilica comes along with their MHC2 passe labor costs are no longer there. Git them, shoot them. Or if you're speaking to more than one person, you could say, boo them. Who's M? I hate you. To detest. Vu detest. Why do you hate being in Paris? Boc. Boc. What did they stay Vu at Rapa Nui. I need a job because I have no money. Jb is 15, I pass equation. A bad job is one that I have. I plus cosine j1. What do you like doing when you go on holiday? Fair fair coin was early on back-office. How long have they been working here? Provide TFCC, the pre-comp DCC. Where did he work last week because he wasn't here. At the top. I mean down yeah. Basket in the deposit. Made down here. Pesky native as easy. 94. 122i - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? Two-way ANOVA electron J and Joel, gas elbow, Abby played Laplace. Compare. Two vans have I let one J. Andrew gaffe elbow, Abby played Laplace compare. Marie hopes to find a job abroad one day as she wants to live near the beach like Pierre. Pierre dollars, so-called illumined today due to Rachel loves chocolate and he eats it every day. Again to produce Lavon. To reproduce. What do you like the most wine or chocolate? Cinema may say seashell. News, either home or cinema may say seashell. We look Gary into the cinema, but it's so expensive. Survival may IEP at a time when we have, I may epoch that my job is good, but it can be a bit boring. Gmat or measuring in Pamela weight limit. Good, good flat GML. A major motivator method. Sometimes I like going to work, but I don't like getting up in the morning. The desktop. I don't hate anything. Mimic boo, boo. Do you like me? Book was named Obama bulk 12 Pi money. Why don't you like murray? State's to film on a data estate film? We hated this film. 95. 122j - let's recap - English to French: Now let's have a go at doing some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in French? You going to order the check-in again? Vacuum commonly I'm calling common day ANCA. Pierre is loud, but Murray is the loudest. Mm-hm. Mm-hm. Mm-hm. My breakfast today is better than my breakfast yesterday. The genealogy. Come on pretty the Ginny mom, Pretty de Janeiro or should we haven't finished yet? Not deal based on coffin. She tried the wine yet. At daily deja. The leisure is a yellow one. They knew what to do, but they didn't do it and I don't know why. Savvy coffee may inland puffy agency barbacoa. If savvy aquifer may inland buffet. Asian is a pap aqua. €90 for two nights. These are whole, but didn't we say get 12 and these are whole? I'm going to pay it today. What do you taking with you on holiday? Coupon to 12 Wacom. Good point. A. Where is she going next week? Tell us men portion. Last main portion. 96. 122k - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What do these French and in English? Pierre, new Sirleaf, patho. Necessarily have Pat to Pierre, doesn't get off early. Piano has shown up on new dependency. Beyond Dow Jones, I want to say. How much money did we spend? A van to your whole boundary? Lavoie to advantage of the car is €20 per day. Would respond to demand. This bony blood among you available tomorrow? Medusa. Medusa. I'm going to have a shower and then I'm going out. Book advance as well. What book would advance as well? You're drinking a lot of wine Tonight. Show me show me. It was warm out yesterday, but it's cold out today. Later on, ponce de I clear Inlet her on fancy. Can you help me write a letter in French? Only abuse the pre this minute. Reviews decreed this minute. I've been waiting for the post for ten minutes. Navi better. Be better if they threshold or should we? I wasn't wrong. It's very warm today. 97. 123a - Building Motors : 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 work? Like ME? Love you, I love you. Them. To hate this day. Job. And have I building motors. Now you've already written a few little motors about yourself. In this lesson, we're going to write a few little motors about your job. Motors are designed to give you something to say that you'll never stoke in that awkward silent moment thinking of what to say and how to say it will write these job motors in the same fashion that we wrote the last ones in a question and answer method. Your first question is, can it on top, I kill it on TV? Which means, what is your job? My answer would be, you just see professor the lung. Just be prophecy of the lung. Which means I am a language teacher. In English, we say, I am a language teacher in French to say, I am language teacher, just three, poverty. The longer. Your next question is, who would have i2? I2, which means where do you work? I would answer. Just have a burden upon trend. You just have I a burden upon twins, which means I work in Burton open trend. Your third question would be m2 times, have I in 2012 I which means, do you like your job? My answer would be Jeddah montage. We just don't have I which means yes, I love my job. Then the last question is the pre-cum A24 of the pre-comp. Which means how long have you been a teacher? Literally since when are you a teacher? I would say just be puff. Tone. Just be Puff. Does this return? I've been a teacher for 18 years. Now. All of those questions could be written using vu instead of two. And you're simply have to change the verb slightly. Those were just for extremely simple motors, but you can make them as simple or as complex as you like. There is also an endless number of questions that you can be asked where you can use your motors. Try and memorize the answers to the questions, as well as learning the questions themselves. Firstly, the answers to the questions aren't likely to change much. And secondly, if you learn the questions, you can ask people about themselves too. 98. 123b - I am a... : For this lesson, I've created a vocabulary expansion section, which contains lots of words for jobs and professions. When you're talking about your job in French, you can use just three for IM. But in French, as I said in the last lesson, you don't need to say the word for. For example, you see prophecy. Just sweet. Professor means I am a teacher. Just resign film. You just means I am a nurse. Or just be everywhere? Just be everywhere. I am a refuse collector. You literally say I am teacher rather than I am a teacher. The same goes if you're saying he is or she is, you don't say the union in front of the profession in French. Another useful phrase is June column, which means I work as, again, you don't say the word for, say the union in front of the profession. For example, is you travel by Professor provide officer. I work as a teacher. I work as a nurse. Come everywhere. Have I come? I work as a refuse collector. Here are some more job-related questions that you can have a go at answering yourself. Number one, get it onto I have I have I. What is your job? Number two? Gutai to have I2. Where do you work? Number three, M2. M2 times have I do you like your job? Number four. The pre-comp it you Professor. De pre-comp, A2 professor. How long have you been a teacher? Obviously, you can change professor to whichever profession is needed. Number five, feet you Kofi to or what do you do at work? Number six, can be on do I have i2 combi undo two-by-two. How many hours do you work? Number seven gives you have I2 to provide to which days do you work? Number eight, two-by-two. Two-by-two weekend. Do you work on the weekends? Number nine. Commas. Commas. What time do you start? Number ten? I need to if you need to. What time do you finish? Number 11? M2. M2. Take your leg. Do you like your colleagues? That's 11 questions that you can write down and have a go at answering in French. 99. 123c - some example motor questions : You might have noticed that those 11 questions were all in the two form, which is the informal form. Let's have a go at changing them to WVU questions. The first question was, have I, have I. What would that be as a WGU question? Well, the word tongue would become water would say Kelly. Kelly. The next question. I have i2. Would that be as a WGU question? Gabriel? M2. M2 have I how would you say that as a WGU question? Mev M evil. What would have I, the MTU becomes ME VU, and the word tongue becomes water. The pre-comp A2 professor, the three cone into professor. Would that be as a new question? Professor Wu, professor Kofi to or tab I. Will this be as a new question. Cuvette VCU or VCU or travel in meander. Have i2? I2. How would you say that as a WGU? Question? Me under my evil Colombian, do I have I have i2. I2. What would that be as a rule question? In TBI evil k x2, y2, weekend, two-by-two weekend. How would you change that question? So it's a question by EBU weekend weekend commas. Commas to how would you say this as a WGU question? Kayla? Boo. Boo. We need to we need to. What would this be as a Vu question? Finish. Finish able. Then finally, how would you say M2? M2. Take your leg as a review question. Me, move or colleague? Emmy, vocal agar. 100. 123d - my own answers : Now let's go through all those questions and have a look at what my answers would be. And then you can see if you can make your own tones have I, get it on, have I means what is your job? And my answer would be, juicy professor, the longer. The longer. Which means I am a language teacher. Two-by-two. Two-by-two means, where do you work? I'm going to make my answer to this one a little bit longer. A burden upon trend on only there ME, gd, the TDL back to the basket, GTD and Telnet. Just have I a burden upon Trenton on retail. May G, the day-to-day own path to Donald Moon pass gives you TDS and Telnet. That means I work in burden on trend in England. But I have students all over the world because I use the Internet. M20. M20 means do you like your job? My answer would be Jeddah, vasculature, travel book would personally to dash a shack Xu a default one. We just augment have I pass goods you'd have I IVIG book would person the two xij, a shack, Xu, a default one. That means, yes, I love my job because I work with lots of people of all ages and each day is different. The free column A2, prophecy of the pre-comp, HE, professor. How long have you been a teacher for? My answer would be, traveled this beetle mountain on have I can prophesy the pre-classical DeVito Montana. I've been working as a teacher for almost 18 years now. Coffee, tea or coffee T2 or travel. What do you do at work? Have I among count a normal mom saying You Johnson, you don't lie. Don't delay. Send your non ceremony long. May see lithiums and the mathematic. Have I among count enough Malmo concerns and you, Joan send you Donna, Amazon, only be a whole delay tedium. Send you an uncertain Morley long may see lithium's any mathematic. I worked for myself. Normally when I teach, I teach in the student's house or in the student's office. I teach not only languages, but also science and maths. Me undo that i2 Colombian do provide to how many hours do you work? Have I onto a sac called a swash onto your past MEN? Have I onto assign quantities twice on two policemen? In general, I work between 5060 hours per week. 101. 123e - extra vocabulary : Let's continue going through my answers to the questions. The next question is, gives you time i2. I2, which means which days do you work? My answer would be you'd have today's rule doesn't even make j and k conjugate baboons one to time. I may say, I say today X2, the last min, make it go for j, k coordinate populists wanted to, how messy assay? That answer means. I work every day of the week, but sometimes I have a day off when I don't need to work. But it's quite rare. Have I2 Lei weekend to have I2 Lei weekend means do you work weekends? My answer would be we have I leave weekend. May not Malmo, least MDG4 near Lima. We have highly weekend may not Malmo less than the Zephaniah. Jls a lever? Yes, I worked weekends but normally on Saturdays, I finish at 5PM. I have the evening for you. The next question is, at gala commas. Commas two, which means what time do you start? Habitude gioco, more detail. May snap back home, sought to turn your cameras or diesel or baton, Mason APAC homes or to Luton? That means usually I start at ten o'clock in the morning, but it's not like that all the time. Then the next question is, at Galen finitude. My answer would be B 2D Euphonia advantage may come too late. Hid NOPAT to Luton, bond only moire, newborn patho collage. Book. Genie. Advantage may conjure the jadi snippet to bombard him. Lazy left newborn patho college, GitHub I book. That means usually I finish at 09:00 PM, but as I've already said, it isn't all the time. During the months where the students don't go to school. I worked a lot less. Then the last question is M2. M2, take our leg. Do you like your colleagues? My answer would be bad colleague. May G. Book, Who did you do on beaucoup? Asia mountain to three piano pad colleague, may Ji Bu Gou, the studio Cooja DO book, Who is your mountain to 0. That means I don't have any colleagues, but I have a lot of students whom I love a lot. And I always get on very well with them. That's my answers to the questions. And there are a few ways that you might not have known. I'll go through them now. We had Professor where she can shorten to puff, and that means a teacher. The word path tool means everywhere. And in the phrase that I use, I said path to dollar to dollar, bond means all over the world are literally everywhere in the world. Shack. Shack rule means each day, means almost. Then I said the phrase among count. You should have I among count, which means I work for myself. Then we have the verb on thin, on Xinye, which means to teach. The two dash. Two dash of all ages. Means between. The kanji means a day off, means pupils or students. Normally, L7 is talking about school students and HUD OMB is talking about university students. And then Germantown avec. Jumana Avik means I get along with. 102. 123f - learning your motors : Learning your motors. Try and write down your own versions of the motors that we've just gone through. Again, you can make them as complex or as simple as you like. But I would suggest for now that you try and keep them relatively simple. As we make progress in this course, you can make them more complex and add things to them. To learn your motors. Write down the question on one side of a cue card like this one, get 812. I then turn the cue card over and write the answer. On the other side, I've got juicy profit, sell the loan, Asian, send you, lift home, say list spaniel, Lalla Mon, little young Elizabeth. Do you do this with all of your questions and then mix the cards Zope, question side facing up, then pick them up at random. If you can get the answer with no mistakes, then put it in a pile on the right side. If you make an error, put that card in a pile on the left, you will soon have two piles. Usually the left pile has far more cause than the right pilot first. Then take the cards that are in the left pile, shuffle them, and try again at answering the questions. Keep going until you get the analysis for all the questions correct. To help you learn, you can also use a whiteboard or even a blank piece of paper. Sometimes writing your motors is easier than speaking them at first. Write down your answer in English and translated into French, either in your head or on the whiteboard as well. When you can write it out perfectly, have a go at speaking. Sometimes if you sit in one space in front of a computer, it isn't the best place for learning. Something that I do to help me learn my motors or even to learn speeches, is to go for a walk. I usually take some questions in my pocket or written in a notes app on my phone as I walk my dogs. And I imagine that my dogs are the ones asking the questions. Answering the questions whilst walking helps them to stick in your mind a bit more. But whatever you do to learn your motors, just make sure that you know them off by heart and inside out. If you don't know your answers way enough, you won't be confident enough to use them in conversations. Evolving your motor images. Again, you don't want to have the same language motors all your life. As you progress in your language learning journey, evolve your motors, add more interesting words and structures and change them about a bit. An important thing to remember, however, is that you shouldn't make them too long. The longer they are, the harder they will be to remember, the less likely it will be that you'll use them. Keep your motors short and sweet. For example, if you look at my answer to the question, did we call A2 profits? Which meant, How long have you been a teacher for? I said, professor. The three possibilities we told month now, have icon professor, did we pass good these we told Montana, which means I've been working as a teacher for almost 18 years now. I could make my answer longer and say something like this. J Como se a traveler, a prophecy of the lung and large the counts on a mountain on J tone doesn't don't suffer. Dc languages we proved along major Lin Zhao, Ji Como se at Hawaii. I sold the loan alleged accounts on a mountain orangey tone. Sufi the setup would just be puffed along. Me. Julian tissue should be. The second answer has a lot more vocabulary in it, but it isn't too difficult to say structurally. It means I started to work as a language teacher at the age of 15. And now I'm 32. That's 17 years that I've been a language teacher, but I still like it today. Link your motors together. You don't have to keep your motors separate. You can link them together to make them more interesting. For example, if somebody asks you about your job, you don't just have to say, I am a teacher. You can bring your different motors in. I am a language teacher. I teach French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Portuguese. I've been teaching for 17 years, but I still love my job. I meet a lot of different people of all ages and they're all very interesting. Every day is different. So to form that answer, I linked lots of different motors together. Anyway, for now, just focus on learning your Moses and use the activities that we went through in this lesson to help you. But that's enough motors for now. We've spoken quite a lot about them in this lesson. Let's move on to something else. 103. 123g - to have black hair : Let's spend the rest of this lesson learning a few phrases that you can use to describe yourself. Here's your first phrase. At least driven woah, woah, woah. It means to have black hair Ofwat lay Schubert NWA. Now with this expression, what it literally means is to have black hairs. In French, we say Lay Schubert, which means hairs. In English, we say the word hair with no S. You can change the word noaa, which means black, to any color that suits your needs. For example, j Lei Zu blown, GLA Schubert, blown means I have blonde hair. You conjugate the verb, which means to have two, j, which means I have or at least achievable. Murray has brown hair. Here's a list of the most common headquarters. Don't forget that in French we say Lay shiver, which means hairs in the plural. That means the adjective or the color has to be plural two. And so I've done that for you already. So we've had NWA, which means black. That means Brown. Ob1. Ob2. That means open. Shutdown. Shutdown means chestnut. Who means ginger or read? Blown. Blown means blonde. The word for white, blown. Blown sounds almost identical to the word for blonde in speaking. So VLAN for blonde, blonde for white. Then in glory means gray. How would you say in French, I have blonde hair. Tszuj overblown. Julian should be blown. Pierre has ginger hair. Pierre. Pierre, Marie has gray hair. Mathy, Maddie, Ali Schubert. 104. 123h - bald : How would you say in French? I didn't have blonde hair. I have brown hair. Police sugar blown. J Lei Zu behind. Jenny Schubert bond. We have blonde hair. Overblown. Overblown. I think she has ginger hair, but I'm not sure. Scarily sugar who may pass through. Scholarly sugar who pass through. He said he had gray hair in ID kilovolt. Now you can use this next word. If you don't have any hair, show hover over. It means bowled over. How would you say in French, I'm not bold, but I don't have much hair. Genius. We may see Paschal measuring a pebble. Here's completely bold. In a complete, more complete moshav. Marie bold. It didn't show. In this lesson we've had is just a studio, which means I am a teacher. You don't need to say the word for. When you give you a profession in French, you should have I gone Professor means I work as a teacher. Driven. Means to have black hair. And show means bold. 105. 123i - I have short hair : Here's your next phrase for this lesson. Jamie Schubert, co lay Schubert. It means I have short hair. J Lei Schubert CPU. You can change the subject of GLA Schubert core to any person. And you can also change the adjective core to any adjective that suitably describes your hair. Here are a few adjectives that you can use to replace the word poor. Poor by itself means short. Instead of cool, you could say Milan. Milan, which means medium length. Loan. Loan means lung. Ahead. Ahead means straight. Booklet. Booklet means curly. And on July. On July means wavy. So cool. Milan, long, red, blue clay or undulate the adjectives that you could use to describe your hair. How would you say in French? I have short hair. Jd sugar core, GLA Schubert. Pierre has long hair. Ollie. Ollie Schubert long. Murray has curly hair. Ali shiver, Buckley, mathy, Ali Schubert. Do you like long hair? M2 lay shovel on vu, lay sugar alone. I would like longer hair, but it's too difficult when you have children. Highlights. You may say 30 VCO on it is own phone. Won't really should reply message. 106. 123j - short (and) straight : How would you say in French? It was Marie have straight hair or curly hair? Your head? Booklet. Mathy. I think Pierre has quite wavy hair naturally, but usually he has short hair for his job. Jupiter TPN at issue bu assay on July natural hormone made habitude Italy shiver. Post on top. I could PF, an issue on July moon may be 2D Poisson have I I have medium length. Jd Schubert, Milan, GLA shiver, Milan. I would like long hair, but unfortunately, I'm bold. Alone may matter how small. You just be sure. You vote alone may matter who is measured to be sure. You've had in this lesson so far. Just be professor, which means I am a teacher. I work as a teacher. Driven. Means to have black hair, means bold. And j Lei Schubert co, means I have short hair. Now if you want to use more than one adjective to describe your hair in French, it's easy. You can use as many adjectives as you like. The only thing you have to remember is that before the last adjective, you have to use the word for and which is a. For example, J. J lay shivering. Go ahead. I have black, short and straight hair. Maggie LA Schubert alone, a blown at a Schubert alone a blown. Murray has lung and blonde hair. You have to use the word in French, even though in English you can ignore the word and in French you have to put a in front of the last adjective. How would you say I have short gray hair? Tszuj Virchow, angry. Uga. 107. 123k - I have green eyes : How would you say in French, Pierre has long curly hair. Long a booklet. Along a Buccleuch. Murray has long blonde straight hair. Alicia, along, blown. An issue belong blown. What color is your hair? The cooler, some tissues. Do get some bushes. This sentence looks like quite a simple sentence, but actually, there are a couple of things to keep in mind. Firstly, what color? But in French you have to say of what color do kale cooler? Because in French, the word is plural. We didn't say what color is your hair? We say what color are your hair's? Do get some tissue. So we have to use the plural version of you as well, which is date. If you're being informal, or HVO, if you're being formal or using the plural, the caterpillar, some voltage, or the sanitation. Now here's your next phrase for describing yourself in French. J Lei Zu there. J Lei Zu there. It means I have green eyes. J Lei Zu. They're just like with a shovel. You can put any color after lazy you, but it must be in the plural because obviously, eyes is plural in English and in French. Lazier means the eyes and their means green. Literally I have the eyes green, jelly Zoom. But here are some common, I call it in French. Blue. Blue means blue. We have an S on the end to make it flow. There. We've just had is green noisy, it means Hazel. You will notice that noise. It doesn't have an S and N. Lazier is hazel eyes, but you don't have an S on the end of the MOSFET. And that's because new asset comes from a noun, which means hazelnut. When a color comes from a noun, you don't have an S on the end. We already had shutdown. When we were talking about. Shutdown means a chestnut when I color comes from a noun, you don't have to make it agree with what it's describing. It means hazel gray. We had this when we were talking about hair. It means gray. Then my home. My home means Brown. Now, you might notice that the word for Brown is different to the word that we learned when we were learning headquarters, when we use generally when you're talking about hair, you say. Whereas eyes are in terms of hair, band is where we get the word brunette from. You can think of it that way, but my own means Brown. When you're talking about eyes. Then Noah. Noah means black. Noah. All the colors except for minimize it. Plural because they have to agree with you, which has plural. But the word means i's in the plural and the singular. Instead you say, I know. For example, ELA, annoy blue, annoy, annoyed blue. I know. That means he has one blue eye and one green I hear is I, but then the plural, it changes completely and becomes u, e, UX. 108. 123l - characteristics: How would you say in French? I have blue eyes. Blue. Jay lazier, blue. Pierre has green eyes. Pierre, Elisa. Pierre. Marie has brown eyes. Marie Elisa. Elisa Murray has one blue eye and one green. Annoy, blue annoy. Annoyed blue annoy there. I didn't have brown eyes. I have hazel eyes. Paddy, GMR home, jelly, Juneau, I said. Pat leisure, my own JD June, why is it Who here has gray eyes? Tec TEC Elisa. What color are your eyes? The calculator. The calculator. What color are hugo is eyes. The calculator? The Google do calculus, Sony, Google characteristics. I've included a vocabulary expansion section at the end of this course to give you plenty of words and phrases that you can use to describe people's physical characteristics. 109. 123m - eldest : In this lesson so far, we've had three professors, which means I am a teacher. Have ICAM Professor. I work as a teacher. Leaves sugar. Nwa means to have black hair, means bold. J Lei Schubert Gou. I have short hair. Jellies. Uvea means I have green eyes. Lazy means the eyes. And anode here means an eye. Here's your next word for this lesson. Lenny. Lenny. It means the eldest of the oldest. Lenny. How would you say in French? I have two sisters, but I am the eldest. J. This may just be Lenny. Major, three Leni, Alphonse was the list of eight children. Follows a delineate. Do we don't phone? Phones? We don't form. The feminine. The word linear gets an extra e on the end. How would you say Murray is the oldest? Maddie, marie Eleni. You can use any as a noun as we've been doing just now. But you can also use it as an adjective in French to describe nouns. You can place it after nouns to say that it's the oldest. For example, MFI, any MFI and a means my oldest daughter. Any month for any my oldest brother. How would you say in French? Where is your oldest son? Wait, don't face any trophies any. How would you say this is for your oldest sister? See any C IPO Valta siRNA. 110. 123n - youngest : Now this next word is the opposite of Lenny. Look at caddy. It means the youngest. How would you say in French? I have two sisters, but I am the youngest. Majors. We look at the majors. We look at Michelle was the youngest of seven children. Michelle, AT look at the set on fun. Michelle, a day. Look at it. The second form. The feminine, the word look at a becomes lacA, debt, lack cadet. How would you say Murray is the youngest? Marie? A lack at it. Just like any, you can use Caddy or GUDDAT as a noun or as an adjective. So you can place it after nouns to say that it is the youngest, something. For example, MFI cadet. Mfi cadet means my youngest daughter. Mom, flat Daddy. Daddy. My youngest brother. How would you say in French? Where is your youngest son? We don't fiscal. We've got trophies, caddy. This is for your youngest sister. See a podcast self cadet. See what cluster cadet. 111. 123o - recap : How would you say in French? My oldest lives in Paris and my youngest lives in London. I Beta Ivanka, I beat alone. Millennia Beta. Among a bit alone. Michelle is the oldest and Sophie is the youngest. Michelle Michelle Eleni is Sophie iloc at it. My youngest daughter has short blonde hair. Mfi cadet at issue we'll call a blown MFI cadet. A blown. My oldest brother has blue eyes like me. Alleys you blue and a blue comma. In this lesson, we've had just three professor, which means I am a teacher. I work as a teacher. Lay Schubert means to have black hair, means bold. J Lei Schubert co, means I have short hair. Lays you aware? I have green eyes. Lazier means the eyes. I'll just point out that the reason why it's got a z sound in the middle lasers you, is because the S on the end of Lake links with the Y at the start of year. Your eyes. But when you say v i's, you say lazier means an i means the oldest or the oldest. Look at a means the youngest. As an adjective just means oldest. Caddy means youngest, and don't forget, you can make it cut it to make it feminine. 112. 123p - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been doing in this lesson. How would you say in French? I am an engineer, but I also work as a teacher, sometimes. An engineer. Major type IOC, self-care aquifer. Just resign. Major trav OC come Professor Murray has blonde hair and green eyes. An issue with blown Alley. Ali Schubert, blown it is UVA has been bold for ten years. Pfa show the prednisone. Prednisone. He had short hair and brown eyes. Schubert, Gu Zhou, my own elevate, lay sugar, cool. Mohan. Sophie has one blue eye and one brown. I like David Bowie. Annoy, blue, annoy my own. Come David Bowie. Annoy, blue, annoy my home. David Bowie. I have hazel eyes, but I would like to have blue eyes. Julian, was it I valleys you blew it measurable. The valleys you Blue. Who is the oldest? Linear? Linear. What color are your oldest sister's eyes? The calculator, so lazy, you do that, sell any the calculator, suddenly the virtual CIO, honey. What color is your youngest child's hair? Do calculus. On our phone, caddy. Cooler. The vocal on phone caddy. You bold. Whoosh over. 113. 123q - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? Can you see Can you see evacuation? Is there anybody here with black hair? Command the axon, the only sugar blown. Me on the MSC, only issue overblown. How many people here have blonde hair? Blue jello. Blue jello is your gallery. I didn't have blue eyes. I have gray eyes. Sophie de calorie, sugar blown, major ponds correlation, we're behind natural moon. Sophie, decay largely overblown. May pass killer shiver behind network Elmo. Sophie says she has blonde hair, but I think she has brown hair naturally. Berkeley Mei Mei aircraft overhead. She has curly hair, but she prefers straight hair. Jail a shovel along a undulate. Undulate. Have long wavy hair. May Chavez on tight on July normal among some plays on July, normal mow. My hair is very wavy normally. They should read. Some prefer seen glacier along a Brooklyn. Leadership, a core pre-vaccine along a Berkeley. Short straight hair is easier than long curly hair. Alone relationship. A long relationship. Do you have long hair or short hair? Natural handle. Natural hormone may be either a Schubert. He has gray hair naturally, but today he has brown hair. 114. 123r - 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? I didn't go to the restaurant, but I went to the cinema with Maria and Sophie. Pass any or histone major theories only or cinema. I think Maggie is a fee. Gsp pass allele or has the home majors three delay or cinema. Vic Murray is Sophie. Now I'm not busy tomorrow. Not degeneracy beds occupied. Demand. Is unit C pedal cube a demo. I would like some reasons, please. You would hate the SEC silver play. Sexy replay. I was on holiday with my family last week. On back-office awake my family. That's the main Danielle. J. On back on select my family. Let's meant then yeah. They're asking us to bring some wine to the restaurant. New demand that they do vow or histone. New demand that they do have the home. I'm ready to leave when you want. Just play that back TO controversy. You just repeat the bacteria convert relay. Whom did you cool? It was windy out but we went to the beach. Minuss. Minuss times. You have arrived at too early. The shop is still closed. Total, don't know Magazine and A2 geothermal total. Don't give the magazine to show me. The postman is here, but he doesn't have any license for you. Factor ICC may in a Padlet report while loop after EITC may end up at the top. 115. 123s - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. These French sentences mean in English 50 years LE, or has the new Zuber high-stakes news as well as the horizontal loom, juvenile stage and loose as far can they go to the restaurant without us? I wanted to stay at home tonight. Jim, I lay on backbones electron energy measure plethora, stay on longer there. Gma on my console at Tongji measure prefer to stay on longer there. I liked going on holiday abroad, but I prefer to stay in England. On my d goes to see a film Delaney on my de Cusa, see a loopy or film Delaney. I've heard that this is the worst film of the year. Neon million songs and cons. Minute song, cow horns are millions of songs and count. Meaning if saw Count. Were you born in 1950 or 1940? Mpa. Mamba. I don't lie. Sets from her lab is on schwa z set Sean Paula. They chose that room or memo or mammal tell you or at the same hotel as me. Back home room. Nipah Kung Fu. That isn't like you. Key IDC data, FAFSA. Fafsa. Who decided to do that? City, Montana, mountain, JK, onset, city money, they'll set a mountain logic or headset on. It was my birthday yesterday, and now I'm 47 years old. 116. 124a - to be ... years older than : Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases that we learned in the last lesson. How would you say in French, I am a teacher. Just be professor. I work as a teacher. Have I can prophesy to have black hair. Lee Schubert, bold. I have short hair. Jay lay Schubert, cool. I have green eyes. Jay leisure. The eyes. Leaves you. The eldest or the oldest or the youngest. Look at a oldest, youngest caddy. Now here's your first phrase for this lesson. The police. The clue school. It means to be something years older than you can put any number in the gap to say that someone is so many years older than you. So how would you say in French, Pierre is three years older than me? Twice on the police, Moi Pierre at the police. How would you say I think that Murray is two years older than you post this on the QPR? You post those on the police QPR. I am ten years older than him. Jd zone the GUI. Jd is on the produce Gui. I'm five years older than you. Jason called the police. The police guru. 117. 124b - to be ... years younger than : How would you say in French? My youngest son is a year older than her eldest son. Morpheus Caddy or annual depletion, Kusama fees. Any Morpheus caddy are unknown. The blues custom fees. Any your ten years older than me? Qadis on the police Galois. Was are they on the police? Gomorrah, his wife is 14 years older than him. Soften our ghettos and abuse gluey, soften oxytocin, the police gluey. So plus means more than, you can probably guess what this next phrase means. On the mind. I've worked on the mind. It means to be so many years younger than, again, you can put any number in the gap. So how would you say in French, Pierre is three years younger than me? At twice on the mind, come one at twice on the Mancha moi I think that Murray is two years younger than Pierre. You post good. Marie I do is on them one could Pierre your bonds commodity or there's only one could Pierre. I am ten years younger than him. Jd is on the Montgomery. Jd is on the Mancha Louis. I'm five years younger than you. Jason called the MarketWatch. Jason called the monk, Google. 118. 124c - a twin : How would you say in French? My youngest son is a year younger than her eldest son. Chris on fees, any Morpheus caddy, the Microsoft. We've had Ofwat on the produce good, which means to be so many years older than we've had on them. One. Which means to be so many years younger than how would you say in French your ten years younger than me. To add these onto the income WA his wife is 14 years younger than him. Sappho was on the migratory Southam, a catalysis. Here's your next word and it's a family related word. It means a twin. As you would probably expect. It has a masculine version, feminine version, and two plural versions. You Mo is the masculine singular. G-mail, gmail is the feminine singular. Then GMO with an x on the end is the masculine plural. And you Mel with an S on the end is the feminine plural. You move. You move, you. How would you say in French, Pierre and Joan are twins. Zhong. Zhong sounds. Alice and Sophie are twins, but they didn't look like each other. So as you may know, sampler, at least a Sophie's on Gmail may L no solid rubber. 119. 124d - to get on with : How would you say in French? You look a lot like Pierre. Are you his twin? Psalm book? Pierre, song book, who appear? It will sound. Sophie is my oldest sister, not my twin, but we do look like each other a lot. Sophie MSAL, any non-partners? You mail ME new new Hassan blown beaucoup, MSU HENI, non-partners email ME new new host, beaucoup. Now in this sentence we have, we do look like each other. But in French you to say we look like each other. The du is just an emphasizing word in English, but when do is followed by a verb, you just ignore it in French, we do look like each other. Nu, nu or some blown. We've had in this lesson so far. On the blue skirt, which means to be something years older than on one CPU, to be years younger than, then Azure ML, which means a twin. Now here's a useful phrase. Santonian Avik, some tones or Avik. It means to get on with some tones of Avik. Santander means to get on, and it's a reflexive verb. Let's conjugate it into the present tense. Germantown. Human tone means I get on to downtown. Downtown. You get on its own tone. On tone. He gets on some tone. She gets on. Also on tone. On tone. Won't get some new, new new news aren't on down. We get on VU on day. One. Day you get on is on top. It's on toned. They get on and on. Toned. On toned means they get on in the feminine. How would you say in French? I get on with Marie. Human tone or Vic Murray, Gell-Mann tone. I think Marie 120. 124e - to annoy : How would you say in French? My best friend is ten years older than me, but we get on very well. May not meet these on the police. May. Usually Marie gets on quite well with Pierre debit UD marathon as a bionic Pierre, Marie, I say Bialek Pierre. We don't get on new news onto new news onto number. I think the children get on. Particular is on false entendre, on fonts, on toned. Who gets some with Hugo? Keystone phonetic, Ugo, qi, something like Google. Now here's a useful verb in French, NFV. It means to annoy. And our v. You can add a little bit to the start of NFV and make it into men. Men Navi, which means to annoy me, men L v. How would you say in French, Pierre annoys me. And enervate is a completely regular verbs that you can conjugate it as you would any other regular verb into the present tense. Men. Pierre, Marie annoyed me yesterday, and Marie mat and innovate. 121. 124f - to get married : How would you say in French, pea add into NAMI? It was Marie CDMA. Cdma. Instead of men out of a, you could say ten out of a over within, which both mean to annoy you. So how would you say in French, who annoyed you? Keep that analogy. Keyboards or an LV. Did I annoy you last week? Excuse me, last gives you an alveolus and then down here, I'm very sorry if my children annoyed you. Just read this ole CMEs on Fontan and LV. Cmes on phone wasn't any hobby. They didn't annoy me. On Piazza now. No, mom passed. And now here's another reflexive verb, Sumaria. Sumaria. It means to get married, literally to marry one self, Sumatra. In the present tense we get German. Humor mouth e, which means I'm getting married. Today, mouth to mouth. You're getting married. He's getting married. Soon as she's getting married. On soma. One's getting married. New, new new, new Mariam. We're getting married. Vu Maria. Maria. You're getting married. Mary. Mary. They're getting married. As CML L, Sumatra. They are getting married. Then in the past tense we get Jim. Jim is three, Matthiae, which means I got married. Today. You got married? Is same as he got married. Same IA she got married on CMA. Samaria. One got married. New new new new summary. We got married. W2s at maria. May. You got married is a summary. Summary. They got married. And they got married. You will see because it's a reflexive verb, when we conjugate it into the past tense, we use eta, which means we have to make the past participle agree to the subject. That's why we add an extra e to the end of Matthiae. When we have L as a subject, an extra S when we have new as the subject or ill as the subject. And we add an e, s When l in the plural is the subject. So how would you say in French, Pierre and Marie are getting married tomorrow? Sumaria demand PFA D Sumatra. 122. 124g - se marier avec : How would you say in French? She got married yesterday. They didn't get married yesterday. I think they're getting married tomorrow. Illnesses on primary care. Japan, skis O'Malley demand illness to some primary. Key summary edema. If you wanted to ask somebody whom did you marry, you would have to say literally with whom did you get married? How would you say in French, whom did you marry? A key. Key. They don't want to get married. Universe. Why doesn't she wanted to marry Pierre? Pierre Neuchatel bathroom Maria evict PF. Murray got married last year, and her husband is 20 years older than her. Avant on the proof scale. Lenny down. The proof scale. 123. 124h - single : Finally, if you are not in a relationship, then you can describe yourself using this adjective. See leave at their back there. It means single silhouette there. How would you say in French? I think Piazza is single. Coupon scope Pierre Pierre. Marie isn't getting married. She's single. Marie, new schema, HIPAA LA's leave at their new XAML. Hipaa LA, silly, but they're silly. But there is an adjective that ends in the letter E, which means the feminine doesn't change. So slowly back there means single, whether it's masculine or feminine. How would you say in French I am single. You just leave it there. You just leave it there. Do you like being single? M2, m0? I'm not sure if Pierre is single. Agency pass through CPFR a silly but there is unit sweep pass through your CPI still leave out there. I've been single for two years. Just recently back there. I didn't have any single friends. Everybody has got married. Pandemic study by Sima Qian epidemic back there. To say Murray. In this lesson, we've had on the produce, which means to be years older than. The means to be years younger than means a twin. Entendre Avik means to get on with, in a sense of to get along with someone. Nfv means to annoy, means to get married. Sally back there means single. 124. 124i - 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, Sophie is five years older than Marie Assange on the police. Kumar. Kumar. Pierre, and Michelle are two years younger than me. Michelle. Michelle on these on the Mancur Moi Pierre have a twin. Non-gmo is QPS. I saw Michelle with a woman who looked like her twin. Michelle, a vacuum fam key other somberly. Jv, Michelle, fancy other somberly as Azure metal. I guess on well, with my brother, but he has ten years older than me. Montage, a vague more fire may on the police come one. Dumont on BIA. May, LEDs on the police come one. Sophie annoys me a lot, but I get on with her twin sister. Female now book major mountain of accessing Gmail, theme and beaucoup, major mountain, Suseela Gmail. Do I annoy you? Excuse me. Excuse me. Who's an F? I prefer being single because I liked doing what I want when I want basket, Gemfile, Tsukiji, Collins River, professor, ETO silhouette there. Vasco Gemfile, squeeze your controversy. I think Maria got married last year. Samaria. Samaria than a dam. Yeah. I think we get on very well. You pause. Good news. Good news on tumble type young. 125. 124j - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? You say good Pierre, Path of Excellence. Molar horsemen. Say QPR, passive excellent horsemen. I know that Pierre doesn't get on with his brother, unfortunately. Still have Gmail. I have a brother and a twin sister. To Lamont men F don't prefer to remind my nav. You prefer? Everybody annoys me. I prefer being alone. On the police come at you. You a year older than me. Jason conduit. Don't suburbia Korematsu. Avant on the JSON code written, dogs have a deer avant on them while I'm 58 years old. That means that Marie is 20 years younger than me. To Lamont, DC to DC police canoe. Everybody here is ten years older than us. Newness or Maria learned and you may lose an alpha book. Romanticism may know new book whom antinode. We got married last year, but we annoy each other a lot now. Sophie, Sophie, Sophie Zai, Bu, my mouth, a nibbana Gmail do so phi Murray and Sophie look like each other a lot. But Marie isn't Sophie's twin. Syllabi their syllabi. You single. Sum and Alva. Fair? Fair. That annoys me. Please stop doing it. 126. 124k - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now are some recap translations to go over words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in French, where can I pay this bill? Say that this theorem says that assume, is it there? Sila could say, I would like to stay here, but only if it isn't too expensive. Stacy may sumo CCNE Barto share Stacy. Season a path or share. Do you know where the cinema is? C2. Cinema. Savvy vu Cinema. I'm not very tired. Fatigue. Fatigue. Please leave me alone. I don't want to go with you today. Silver play, Listen my tongue keel, universe bizarrely Avik voids with civil play less than what tequila June verbally having wars would be. You're spending too much money. Today. Boss told that John would say TO that they wanted to stay here with us, but they're too young and it's late. Mei Mei is on torsion. We spent a week in Paris. Passe instrument, Apache, lose upon passe instrument apathy. We hope Marie has a good holiday. Home. Grandma, pass the bond back on Hong Kong out past the bond back arms. 127. 124l - let's recap - French to English: Now let us do some French to English recap translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? Unit distally, the unit. I would like some sunglasses. Nopat, ReLu, and DC. Don't need a PhD to the Sunni Bataille when DC LA, IPE C2V2. It isn't very far from here, so we can walk if you want to. Do veneer mountain known. Did at total amount, do we need mental known? Tell everybody to come now it's very important. News and good news on so-called. Somebody who has sent us this parcel. My family knew Santa risk alleles. Don't new path on labor costs on Angular there. My family knew Santa has passed. Ollie Ollie Tongji. Don't know, pass on. Labor costs are normally there. My family isn't interested in going abroad, so we're spending the holidays in England in, among on call. In a Monty Python code. I don't know why they haven't answered me at Bell. Do no pass no pass bar. Has he lost our passports? Duchamp, by this point, Ebola, provable Medea, see what was shown by these bony blue. Can you tell me if you have any rooms available to Gallagher shows plenty of assets. To give your shoulders, pull the Pierre, you buying something for PS birthday. To do shallow method, we'll swap python to do Shea. Do you prefer having a shower in the morning or in the evening? 128. 125a - apart from : 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 be something years older than on the be something years younger than on a twin. To get on with some tundra of a, to annoy. Enter V to get married. Single. Silly back there. Here's your first phrase for this lesson. It means apart from, How would you say in French, apart from that, everything is perfect. Buffy about sulla to a buffet. I like everything apart from the cheese. Gen2. Gen2, a pattern of homage. Everybody is coming apart from Pierre. Remote VM about Pierre. Pierre. I think everybody has older depart from me. You post good tunnel mode, a common. They go to the moon that are common, they are back. We visited everything in Paris apart from the Eiffel Tower. Yvonne to visit lacto news I want to visit about a lapdog. He fell. 129. 125b - to have a good time: How would you say in French? Apart from him, everybody helped to Lamont about Louis to the month. I get on very well with everybody apart from my brother, Tatiana, an apartment to apartment. Here's a little tired, but apart from that he is fine. Amplifies, may evolve, young. Mp fatigue may up ASA. Now here's a nice little reflexive verb. Music. Music tian. It means to have a good time. Some Musee beyond. In fact, you can use the verb, some music by itself without the Beyond part. But the board beyond just makes it a bit more of an idiomatic expression. As you can see, the verb sad music is reflexive. Let's have a look at it in the present and past tenses. The present tense we get GMM user, GMR news. I'm having a good time to Tammuz. To Tammuz. You're having a good time. In some user, either Samuels, He's having a good time. Some use. Some use. She's having a good time on some news. On some use. One is having a good time. New, new, new news. Amazon. Where having a good time. Vu, Vu that music. You're having a good time. Esm user, ESM use. They're having a good time. And as Sam US, SMEs, they're having a good time in the feminine. Then in the past tense we get x2 mysteries and Musee. Geometry's our music. I had a good time to taste. I'm Musee. To Musee. You had a good time. Is set to music. Music. He had a good time. Music. Music. She had a good time. Say time Musee, onset time, Musee. One had a good time. New new songs and music. Music. We had a good time. Woo-hoo. Woo-hoo. I'm Jose. You had a good time. Sometime use a onetime music. They had a good time. And Elsa sometime you see, sometimes they had a good time in the feminine. If you do want to add the word beyond this phrase, you need to put it in-between the auxiliary verb and the past participle when you're talking in the past tense. For example, how would you say in French, did you have a good time? Piano music. Piano music. 130. 125c - s'amuser bien: In this lesson so far we've had APA, which means apart from the phrase sound music tibia, which means to have a good time. How would you say in French? I had a good time with Pierre in France. Gms VBN, that museum FPS on phones, miss VBR, amusia, HPA on homes. We're not having a good time here. New, new news, Amazon pub Yani see, new, new news, Amazon pad, yummy. See. It's raining, but apart from that, I'm having a good time. To remind me it's beyond me a pass Ola, my museum. I always have a good time when I'm in France. My mu, two countries fees on my muse to Joel conscious fees on false. So don't forget that the beyond is optional. You can just say Zhou my muse. Or in the sentence you could say, my mu is beyond to draw on GPS, on phones. How would you say Did they have a good time on a holiday? 131. 125d - to become: Here's your next verb for this lesson. Do veneer. Do veneer. It means to be calm. Do veneer. The verb do veneer is conjugated in exactly the same way as veneer, which means to come, we have to do is put D in front of it. In the present tense, we get young. I'm becoming Becoming Young. He's becoming she's becoming one is becoming new. New way becoming would've been a DNA. You'll be coming to the Vn. Vn. They're becoming elder. Vn means they're becoming in the feminine. Then in the past tense, we get three revenue. So you can see it's a verb of movement, is just three. Revenue. I became to a revenue. Revenue. You became revenue revenue. He became LED revenue Revenue. She became only the revenue on a revenue. Morning became loosen revenue, Newsome revenue. We became revenue. Revenue. You became on the venue. Is on revenue. They became ace on revenue. Revenue. They became in the feminine. How would you say in French? I want it to become a doctor. And don't forget when you're talking about your profession. You don't use the word in French. Medicine. Medicine. Murray wants to become a teacher. Professor. Professor. I think Pierre is going to become a singer. You pass good Pierre, value veneer shown to you. 132. 125e - devenir: How would you say in French? We became friends in France. Knew some revenue army of hands, Newsome, do venues and meet on phones. We've had in this lesson so far. Apa, which means apart from some Musee beyond means to have a good time. Then do veneer means to be cone? How would you say when did you become friends with Marie? New Umea Vic Murray. New EMEA Vic Murray. Why did he become a firefighter? When you pump newborn PA? If you don't try, everything becomes impossible. Cdnas, AICPA, deviant, Keebler. C2 in Paris has become a very expensive city. Patty, revenue, revenue share. Hugo dreams of becoming a police officer. Google, NEA Zhong the police. Google do veneer Zhong the police. This has become very important recently. A new thread and Bhutan see neutrons and protons. 133. 125f - to have just: Now this next phrase is one of my favorite phrases in the whole of the French language. Veneer. Veneer. It means to have just veneer do. It has a slightly different structure to its English equivalent. The literal meaning of Neil, the means to come from. You can use it in that sense in French too, as we learned very long time ago, for example. I come from Paris. However, you can also use it to mean to have just done something. In English. You use a past participle after the phrase, I have, just, for example, I have just eaten. But in French, you simply put the infinitive. If you wanted to say I have just eaten, you say in French, UVA on the emoji, Giovanna Muji. Literally I come from eating or I have just eaten. Let's have a look at some more examples. D'ivoire. Beyond the WACC Pierre. I've just seen Pierre. Literally I come from seeing Pierre. Pierre Pierre VR demo visit v under my visit day, Pierre's just visited me. Literally it means Pierre comes from visiting me. Pierre de may visit date VN. Vn. They've just paid literally they come from paying EVM. After any form of veneer. You just use an infinitive and that's saying what you've just done. So how would you say in French? I've just finished. She's just got married. Lv. Understood. What did you just do? Fair? Fair. I'm sorry, but he has just left. You see there's early may just be me if he under Battier. 134. 125g - abroad: How would you say in French? They just told us that we can go with them. The NDA New Deal. The New Deal. I think. I just ate everything. He said he just saw Sophie at the supermarket. Led TV underwear Sophie or Superman LID. Sophie, or supermassive shape. We've had in this lesson so far. Which means apart from some CBR, means to have a good time. Do we need means to become? Then the phrase veneer plus an infinitive means to have just done something. How would you say? I think we just finished the last one. Lou Danny. Danny. What did he just say? Until now we've had this next phrase before. But just to recap it here it is again. One j. One j. It means abroad. I let Angie How would you say in French? I think Pierre has just been abroad. Posco Pierre Van delay, electron J. You pass the Pierre. We use the verb to go when we're saying that you've been somewhere, literally you're saying I think Pierre has just gone abroad. 135. 125h - the country: How would you say in French, Marie isn't going abroad now. She's just told Pierre that she's spending the holidays here. Nevada Mountains in the past labor cost CC, Nevada Mountains known as the end of the RPF, past labour costs, ISI, they look traveling abroad. A dog is a dog. Yij electron J. I went abroad last year. Electron J, Lenny, Lenny down the air. I always have a good time when I go abroad. Conjugate. Conjugate. Here's your final word for this lesson. It means the country. How would you say in French, it's a hot country. What is your country of birth? Get it on Baden. They stones can able to be the Nissan's. France is a country that I like a lot. Egn beaucoup, left-hand side. I'm payee co-gen. Beaucoup. 136. 125i - from country to country: How would you say in French? Do you like this country? M22, payee. Payee. I love my country. Jeddah, MMPI. Mmpi. She traveled a lot last year and she went from country to country. Hey, Bo cooling down near LA, LA, the API l have YIJ book cooling down. Edit delay. The payee, payee. My country is smaller than your country. Mmpi. Could be. Mmpi, a critique of arthropathy. What is the food from your country that you hate? Kill it. You know, history or the Tumpey. Could you detest skeleton nor the boats for PE, coup d'etat. In this lesson, we've had a path which means apart from some museum, means to have a good time. Do veneer means to become veneer plus an infinitive means to have just done something. Let j means a broad and loopy means the country. 137. 125j - 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? It was very cold in Paris, but apart from that, we had a good time. Appellee may pass Lula, newly-formed piano music. If is a tripwire, may pass sulla new somber piano music. What do you want to become Today? Veneer. Would've been here. I've just spoken to Pierre and he said they had a good time on holiday. Uv and LED cases somber piano music on back-office. Badly, I Pierre lady gives us some piano music on backbones. Have you just been abroad? To Delhi, electron G. To G. What did she just say? The anterior to the ear. Which country would you like to visit this year? Reductase it on a busy day, Centene. I'd like to visit a country abroad instead of staying here. Visit the electron J. Stacey. Hey, visit there, I'm baby, electron J. Earlier the SAC. He became a doctor. A new medicine, revenue medicine. We ate everything apart from the pizza. Pizza. Luisa Yvonne tomorrow J. Pizza. Did you have a good time at the theater? Teach piano music or music or data. 138. 125k - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? Near professor, banquet, near prophecy. Why does she want to become a teacher? Knew some revenue. I knew Psalm do when you do zone. We became friends two years ago. V onto the media Katie shows. V onto the media category shows. Did you just say something to me? Deputy Secretary Vienna, pass the baton. Don't you? Put your habit circuitry the past, the present, and new? Can you repeat what you just said? Because I didn't hear you. To a different mutation. To the Nutrition. Everything has become very expensive. Id can be under funnier. On payback, the amount of Nazi Valais. Marie a decade, the underfund dunk, Actium Antony. Marie said she has just finished, so we can leave now if you want a table. A table. This country is very beautiful. News. Amazon Bian noon with Amazon young. Yes, we're having a good time. In what you what you just bought a car payment, coupons, Copia, Tongji mountain lion. I think Pierre works abroad now. 139. 125l - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now, awesome recap translations using words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How do you say in French? Are you sure? This one is the worst? So you see a loop here? He didn't know that they wanted to come with us. The savvy path give live in Arabic, new in the savvy pack you'll believe in, yeah, knew they would like to go abroad, but I prefer staying in England. Would I lay electron G major puff air unless they are no longer there? 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