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3 Minute French - Course 15 | Language lessons for beginners

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    • 1.

      Introduction to course 15

      1:09

    • 2.

      126a - la culture

      3:15

    • 3.

      126b - l'histoire

      3:20

    • 4.

      126c - la société

      3:44

    • 5.

      126d - différent (de)

      3:25

    • 6.

      126e - les traditions

      4:42

    • 7.

      126f - les traditions

      3:18

    • 8.

      126g - les traditions

      3:16

    • 9.

      126h - de temps en temps

      3:13

    • 10.

      126i - vocabulary recap

      2:48

    • 11.

      126j - let's practise - English to French

      4:47

    • 12.

      126k - let's practise - French to English

      4:34

    • 13.

      126l - let's recap - English to French

      4:32

    • 14.

      126m - let's recap - French to English

      3:39

    • 15.

      127a - une fois

      3:21

    • 16.

      127b - deux fois

      3:31

    • 17.

      127c - mille fois

      3:19

    • 18.

      127d - la première fois

      3:12

    • 19.

      127e - la dernière fois

      3:11

    • 20.

      127f - the last time that...

      3:18

    • 21.

      127g - plusieurs fois

      3:08

    • 22.

      127h - ensemble

      3:44

    • 23.

      127i - vocabulary recap

      2:41

    • 24.

      127j - let's practise - English to French

      4:03

    • 25.

      127k - let's practise - French to English

      4:08

    • 26.

      127l - let's recap - English to French

      3:54

    • 27.

      127m - let's recap - French to English

      3:46

    • 28.

      128a - connaître

      4:29

    • 29.

      128b - conjugating connaître

      3:38

    • 30.

      128c - I've been to Paris

      3:16

    • 31.

      128d - bien connu

      3:15

    • 32.

      128e - peu connu

      3:03

    • 33.

      128f - pas bien connu

      3:05

    • 34.

      128g - j'y suis allé

      3:31

    • 35.

      128h - y

      3:25

    • 36.

      128i - vocabulary recap

      3:34

    • 37.

      128j - let's practise - English to French

      3:51

    • 38.

      128k - let's practise - French to English

      4:03

    • 39.

      128l - let's recap - English to French

      4:25

    • 40.

      128m - let's recap - French to English

      3:24

    • 41.

      129a - préféré

      3:29

    • 42.

      129b - favourite

      3:08

    • 43.

      129c - assez

      3:15

    • 44.

      129d - Enough!

      4:35

    • 45.

      129e - enough

      3:14

    • 46.

      129f - assez

      3:10

    • 47.

      129g - souvent

      3:13

    • 48.

      129h - often

      3:17

    • 49.

      129i - faire du ski

      3:32

    • 50.

      129j - faire du ski

      3:33

    • 51.

      129k - jouer au foot

      3:13

    • 52.

      129l - jouer au foot

      3:09

    • 53.

      129m - pendant

      3:08

    • 54.

      129n - mon temps libre

      3:29

    • 55.

      129o - my free time

      3:15

    • 56.

      129p - jouer à / jouer de

      4:08

    • 57.

      129q - sports

      3:08

    • 58.

      129r - faire de

      3:11

    • 59.

      129s - let's practise - English to French

      4:37

    • 60.

      129t - let's practise - French to English

      3:48

    • 61.

      129u - let's recap - English to French

      4:00

    • 62.

      129v - let's recap - French to English

      3:26

    • 63.

      130a - une saison

      3:15

    • 64.

      130b - the seasons

      3:11

    • 65.

      130c - l'été

      3:09

    • 66.

      130d - en été

      3:19

    • 67.

      130e - le printemps

      3:24

    • 68.

      130f - terminer

      4:12

    • 69.

      130g - to finish

      3:26

    • 70.

      130h - to end

      3:21

    • 71.

      130i - the spring

      3:40

    • 72.

      130j - au printemps

      3:06

    • 73.

      130k - in (the) spring

      3:01

    • 74.

      130l - l'automne

      3:21

    • 75.

      130m - en automne

      3:18

    • 76.

      130n - l'hiver

      3:20

    • 77.

      130o - en hiver

      3:21

    • 78.

      130p - vocabulary recap

      3:11

    • 79.

      130q - let's practise - English to French

      4:20

    • 80.

      130r - let's practise - French to English

      4:18

    • 81.

      130s - let's recap - English to French

      4:17

    • 82.

      130t - let's recap - French to English

      3:47

    • 83.

      131a - la santé

      3:17

    • 84.

      131b - en bonne santé

      3:14

    • 85.

      131c - l'esprit

      3:32

    • 86.

      131d - à mon avis

      3:41

    • 87.

      131e - giving your opinion

      4:12

    • 88.

      131f - in your opinion

      3:22

    • 89.

      131g - avis

      3:37

    • 90.

      131h - rester en forme

      3:27

    • 91.

      131i - it's good for...

      3:13

    • 92.

      131j - perdre du poids

      3:15

    • 93.

      131k - put on weight

      3:20

    • 94.

      131l - (in order) to

      3:33

    • 95.

      131m - pour + infinitive

      4:32

    • 96.

      131n - let's practise - English to French

      4:48

    • 97.

      131o - let's practise - French to English

      3:35

    • 98.

      131p - let's recap - English to French

      3:46

    • 99.

      131q - let's recap - French to English

      3:59

    • 100.

      132a - Possessive adjectives

      5:33

    • 101.

      132b - mon / ma / mes

      3:12

    • 102.

      132c - ton / ta / tes

      3:26

    • 103.

      132d - son / sa / ses

      3:41

    • 104.

      132e - his / her / one's

      3:41

    • 105.

      132f - notre / nos

      3:23

    • 106.

      132g - our

      3:21

    • 107.

      132h - votre / vos

      3:18

    • 108.

      132i - leur / leurs

      3:16

    • 109.

      132j - their

      3:17

    • 110.

      132k - nouns starting with a vowel

      3:17

    • 111.

      132l - Possessive pronouns

      4:38

    • 112.

      132m - o vs ô

      3:09

    • 113.

      132n - mine

      3:26

    • 114.

      132o - yours

      3:18

    • 115.

      132p - his / hers

      3:41

    • 116.

      132q - his / hers

      3:09

    • 117.

      132r - ours

      3:18

    • 118.

      132s - yours

      3:29

    • 119.

      132t - yours

      3:22

    • 120.

      132u - theirs

      3:17

    • 121.

      132v - vocabulary recap

      3:56

    • 122.

      132w - let's practise - English to French

      4:07

    • 123.

      132x - let's practise - French to English

      3:47

    • 124.

      132y - let's recap - English to French

      4:19

    • 125.

      132z - let's recap - French to English

      3:44

    • 126.

      133a - Articles

      4:02

    • 127.

      133b - Definite articles

      4:13

    • 128.

      133c - Definite articles

      5:31

    • 129.

      133d - Definite articles

      3:06

    • 130.

      133e - Definite articles

      4:49

    • 131.

      133f - Indefinite articles

      3:13

    • 132.

      133g - Indefinite articles

      4:01

    • 133.

      133h - Indefinite articles

      4:22

    • 134.

      133i - Indefinite articles

      3:13

    • 135.

      133j - Indefinite articles

      3:18

    • 136.

      133k - Partitive articles

      4:25

    • 137.

      133l - Partitive articles

      3:39

    • 138.

      133m - Partitive articles

      4:32

    • 139.

      133n - Practising with articles

      3:25

    • 140.

      133o - Practising with articles

      3:14

    • 141.

      133p - Practising with articles

      3:24

    • 142.

      133q - Practising with articles

      3:24

    • 143.

      133r - Practising with articles

      3:21

    • 144.

      133s - Practising with articles

      3:26

    • 145.

      133t - Practising with articles

      3:10

    • 146.

      133u - Practising with articles

      3:24

    • 147.

      133v - Practising with articles

      3:25

    • 148.

      133w - Practising with articles

      3:17

    • 149.

      133x - Countable nouns

      4:03

    • 150.

      133y - Countable vs Uncountable

      6:23

    • 151.

      133z1 - Recap of the article rules

      3:07

    • 152.

      133z2 - let's practise - English to French

      8:14

    • 153.

      133z3 - let's practise - French to English

      8:30

    • 154.

      133z4 - let's recap - English to French

      4:02

    • 155.

      133z5 - let's recap - French to English

      3:31

    • 156.

      134a - Cognates - ique

      3:08

    • 157.

      134b - Cognates -ion

      3:38

    • 158.

      134c - Cognates -ible

      3:14

    • 159.

      134d - Cognates -aire

      3:20

    • 160.

      134e - Cognates -té

      3:12

    • 161.

      134f - Liberté - Égalité - Fraternité

      3:39

    • 162.

      134g - Practising with cognates

      3:11

    • 163.

      134h - Practising with cognates

      3:14

    • 164.

      134i - Practising with cognates

      3:26

    • 165.

      134k - Practising with cognates

      3:23

    • 166.

      134j - Practising with cognates

      3:12

    • 167.

      134l - ation words

      3:54

    • 168.

      134m - forming verbs from nouns

      3:38

    • 169.

      134n - Practising with ation

      3:30

    • 170.

      134o - Practising with ation

      3:21

    • 171.

      134p - Practising with ation

      4:15

    • 172.

      134q - Practising with cognates

      3:13

    • 173.

      134r - Practising with cognates

      3:14

    • 174.

      134s - Practising with cognates

      3:15

    • 175.

      134t - Practising with cognates

      3:18

    • 176.

      134u - Practising with cognates

      3:23

    • 177.

      134v - Practising with cognates

      3:27

    • 178.

      134w - Practising with cognates

      3:14

    • 179.

      134x - Practising with cognates

      3:18

    • 180.

      134y - Practising with cognates

      3:26

    • 181.

      134z1 - Practising with cognates

      3:26

    • 182.

      134z2 - Practising with cognates

      3:16

    • 183.

      134z3 - Practising with cognates

      3:52

    • 184.

      134z4a - let's practise - English to French

      3:13

    • 185.

      134z4b - let's practise - English to French

      3:36

    • 186.

      134z4c - let's practise - English to French

      3:17

    • 187.

      134z4d - let's practise - English to French

      3:11

    • 188.

      134z4e - let's practise - English to French

      4:33

    • 189.

      134z5a - let's practise - French to English

      3:23

    • 190.

      134z5b - let's practise - French to English

      3:17

    • 191.

      134z5c - let's practise - French to English

      4:01

    • 192.

      134z5d - let's practise - French to English

      4:35

    • 193.

      134z6 - let's recap - English to French

      3:32

    • 194.

      134z7 - let's recap - French to English

      3:10

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Hello and welcome to “3 Minute French” course 15.

In this course, you will learn lots of new French words and phrases that you can add to the knowledge you learnt in previous lessons. You'll learn everything in a step-by-step way that builds on what you've already learnt. You'll have lots of opportunities for practising, so you don't need to worry about forgetting anything.

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1. Introduction to course 15: Module a, B Avenue. Hello and welcome to three-minute French course 15. In this course, we're going to be going through lessons 126 to 134 of the three-minute French series. As always, this course is full of new vocabulary, a 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 enjoy this 15th course in the three-minute French series. And just like before, the method and the layout are all the same. Don't forget, the trick is to learn a little bit 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 will stay put. Happy learning, merci beaucoup. 2. 126a - la culture: 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, apart from apart. To have a good time? Sam Museum Yan, to become driven year. To have just veneer the abroad. Electron j. The country. Loop B. Here is your first word for this lesson. And you can probably guess what it means to do. It means the culture lag, cool too. So how would you say in French? I like the culture in France. Jim like could do home phones. Jim, likelihood to your home phones. I'm interested in French culture. Human rights are like could do Francaise. German theorist, I like to use a font says, Lagoon is a feminine noun, meaning you have to use the feminine version of any adjective to describe it. So like couture, phone says, that's the feminine version of Francais. How would you say? I think French culture is very interesting? Bottom, what lucky TO Francaise a ties into restaurant. Or your particular culture Francaise a restaurant. She said, she finds our culture very boring. Lid can prove not for Q2 tries on reuse. A lady came to naught for Q2. Turns on, we use we don't do that in our culture. Under the pasado, not work with two new interface on past sad or not, we could do. 3. 126b - l'histoire: How would you say in French, it's very difficult to change a culture. Say try difficile the strategy. You, could, you say 3D scene, Zhe, you encrypt you. What is the most interesting thing in your culture? Hey, Leila, shows lab, please don't, don't tackle two shows, lab blues and the histones. Don't what we could do. This is your next word for this lesson. List one. List two. It means the history list. And just so you know, the word east-west is a feminine noun. I just thought I'd tell you because you can't tell since the law is hidden by the apostrophe. Least two means, the history. How would you say in French? I am not interested in the history of my country. Amanda Hess part at least to add them on payee, you know, mantle as path at least while the MMPI, the history of France is very interesting. Least wagon to force a horizontal i sound. Why are the fonts they turned on the restaurant? The word eastward actually has two meanings. It can also mean story. How would you say in French, this story is boring? Cities. To reuse cities to a tone we use. We've had lag Q2, which means the culture and least wire, which can either mean the history, the story. How would you say in French? I think it's a true story. Your bonds cassette unit work of your bonds because it is too. 4. 126c - la société: How would you say in French? That's another story. Sas that, you know, traced to our SAT, said, you know, traced the history of this country is very complicated. Released while the CPE, a trick on PKA, list1, DCP, a tech company K. Here's your next word for this lesson. Last Societe, less associate D. It means the society associate D. So how would you say in French? I prefer French society. You prefer less acidic form says, because you prefer less associative Hahn says, our culture and our society of very old. Not recruited to a, not resuscitate, some trivia, not recruited to a neutral Societe, some trivia. French society and Spanish society are very different. Associative says a less torsade de Espanol, Thai development. Associate differences in associate de Espanol. Son tried if I want. I don't understand this society. You can compound path set Societe. You know, compound Societe. I think it's very important to understand the culture and the history of your society. You pause because it hasn't voted on the compound or molecule to a list to add the bottle associate day. Japan's case it hasn't portmanteau compound or molecule to a list where the gods for associate TI. 5. 126d - différent (de): How would you say in French, our society has changed a lot. Not to associate the book cushions Zhe, not resuscitate Abu Sanjay. I think society has started to change. You post-class society or Como se are shown G. You post-school associate. A common say, I've shown G. We've had luck. Q2, meaning the culture list, meaning the history or the story. Last Societe means the society. Now, this next adjective we've seen before, but I just wanted to show you that you can use it with the preposition do differ. Home, Depot, home means different. Different honed do means different from or different to, defer home do. Sometimes in English we say different from, and other times we say different to. British and French is always defer home. Do. So how would you say in French, the food is very different here. Lambda2, a trade-off, I want EC, land on a PC. Do you find a French food very different to English food. To land or hit your phone says haunt, you don't know it, you're on less land RET of concepts. Want Delano into your own lays. The culture in France is very different from the culture in England. Luckily, Tian force it, try different routes here along with their lucky TO on false. A tidyverse do like gluteal anomaly. There. 6. 126e - les traditions: How would you say in French, your house is very different to my house. Dummy zone, a teddy bear hunt, dynamism. But time, isn't it? The mummy Islam. There is something very different here today. Shows do trading at home EC or should we could show that the tide if I want to see or should be your very different from me to a tidy down the more visit Honda more. If you're talking to a woman or a girl, then you would have to say default font instead. Say, you would say to a tidy font and do more. Or was it the more? The second film that we watched was very different to the first film. Ludus, am feeling good news. I've already got it. Did you put the filling, loaded? The amphibian can use a bone or getting it ready for a 100 Promethean. This is quite different from the restaurant we visited yesterday. So see it as CD40. Do restaurant could do that. Won't visit day. Yeah. See a Honduras, the Hong Kong to that home visit the ear. Here's your next word for this lesson. Let's assume it means the traditions. Let Heidi soon. I'll just let you know that tidy stone is a feminine noun in French. In fact, any noun that ends in T-I-O-N is feminine in French, will have a look at this in a later lesson. But for now, just remember that late tidy theorem means the traditions and it's feminine. So how would you say in French, the traditions and the culture of a country come from its history. Electric to be the end, Sony's to our little Edison Electric tune down P V n dishonest. So firstly, we have the plural VN, meaning they come because we've got the traditions and the culture is talking about more than one thing. Then secondly, I'll just point out that we've said, Sonny software, even though it's Bois, is a feminine noun, we've used the word song for it, rather than star, which is the feminine word. And that's because whenever a noun starts with a vowel or the letter H, it doesn't matter whether it's masculine or feminine. You always use the masculine version of my your, his or her or it's my history will be money swap. Your history would be Tony Stark and his history. Her history or its history is Sony's to half. So late 30-some L'Aquila than payee. The end of semester. 7. 126f - les traditions: How would you say in French? We have a lot of traditions in our family. News. Yvonne Bu Gou, the traditional notify me. Know Zavala beaucoup, the tradition. No, not terrify me. I don't like this tradition. You name pass it. Tradition. You name pass it the tradition. Do you have any traditions in your family? Actually the tiny cylinder into FMI. They tradition don't bother me. This town's traditions of very old lake IDC on the set V. Some TVA literally see on the CityVille, some TVA traditions help us to understand a country's history. They tardy soon. News aid, a compound wristwatch than payee. The tradition lucid, a compound release to our than payee. So the word new comes in front of the verb ed here because its traditions help us and don't forget when you have a conjugated verb, the word for us, which is new, comes in front of the verb. Just like when we use the word lw, meaning it or Him, law meaning it, or her, and meaning me. And two, meaning you. Did traditional news add a component for this track and MP. So after any form of AD, if you want to put a verb, so to help someone to do something, then you have to use the word in front of the verb. So new app compound helps us to understand. They tidy see on new data component or the Dan Peggy traditions help us to understand a country's history. 8. 126g - les traditions: How would you say in French, what are the most important traditions in your culture? It's only tidy certainly, please importante, don't I could do a tradition only pleased about don't, don't vote. We could do. Our traditions are important, but we change them a bit sometimes if they are too expensive. Not traditional Santa buttons may newly Chanzeaux and pick a GFA, see us on TO share. No traditional suntan potent. May newly zone, I'm picking Q4, see a Santosh share. In this sentence, there are quite a few things that can trip you up. So firstly, our traditions, while the plural word for our is no, NOS, the singular is not fair. But here we have traditions in the plural. So no tradition. So on Tampa tante. So we use the feminine plural word for important with an S on the end and potent because tradition is feminine and it's plural. May newly zone. But we change them. The word lay them. And again, it comes in front of the conjugated verb. So we change them new layer and put Gail GFA a bit sometimes. And then we have Cl Santosh air we've used for vein. And that's because tidy serum is feminine. So the word for v is normally ILS. But when it's feminine, we change it to a non traditional Santa. That baton may newly Sean's RAM per calligrapher see a Santosh share? How would you say in French, sometimes it becomes difficult to continue some traditions. Gfa, said UV and difficile to continue the tidy soon. Good, good for us at UVA and difficile the continuity tradition. So after do veneer, which means to become, you have to use the word do if you want to put a verb after it. So it becomes difficult to continue. Said dV and dV still do continue. 9. 126h - de temps en temps: How would you say in French? I like French traditions more than English traditions. Generally traditional process, particularly traditional homelands. Generally traditional Francaise, particularly on glaze. Their traditions of very different to our traditions. Traditional on trade. If I want to do no tradition, traditional on trade development, the non-traditional. We've had so far in this lesson, like Q2, which means the culture. Wristwatch, can mean the history or the story. Last Societe means the society. Different home means different and you can say develop due to mean different from or different too. Late ready theorem means the traditions. Now here's your next phrase for this lesson. And it's an idiomatic expression, which means it can't be translated word for word. The tones on tone. The tone, tone, tone. It means from time to time. The tones on Tom. How would you say in French? She calls me from time-to-time. Aided my pedal tones on tone, tone, tone. From time to time, I would like to spend the holidays in England. The tones on tone, you would rape. I say labor costs are normally tear. The tones on tone. Paper saliva comes along later. The phrase, the tones on tone can also mean once in awhile. So how would you say, come and see me once in awhile? Yam of whack the dawns on tone. When they move. Wow, two tones on tone. 10. 126i - vocabulary recap: How would you say in French? I like to write a letter to PA once in awhile. Gym a clear lead to appear to dawns on time. Jimmy clear, you let her appear to don't don't don't usually eat at home. But once in awhile, I like to go out to a restaurant. W2 Jumana chamois, mid tones on Tom James of TIA Hassan. W2 G more shame. What made it dawns on Tom James of TIA or home. He makes dinner once in awhile, but usually Murray does everything. To play back. The tones on tone made habitude monthly fee to pay back. The tones on tone made Debbie 2D f2. So in French, rather than to make dinner, you tend to say to prepare the dinner you routinely. How would you say? She lives in my say, but she visits Paris from time-to-time. Lib into Maxi, may visit battery, LIB to amass say may visit Pali lieutenant on time. In this lesson, we've had, lacked good too, which means the culture. Least Bois can mean the history or the story, and it's a feminine noun. Lots of CFD means the society. Defect home means different. Different. Honda means different from or different to. Let Heidi theorem means the traditions. And try this theorem is a feminine noun. And then the tones on tone means from time-to-time or once in a while. 11. 126j - 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, the culture here is very different from my country's culture. Lacquer TREC, a trade if I want the liquidity or the MMPI, lacquer TREC a traded around the faculty or the MMPI. I don't understand the story. So can you tell me everything again? You can combined palestra. Don't put you too muddy onco you in a compound palestra. Don't put the boot to media hunker. Society has changed a lot recently. Less Societe, a book called Salmon. Last Societe, a book who has some. Paris is quite different to London. Patty, it does say default on the loan. It I say default on the loan. The traditions are almost the same, but they have changed a bit. Literally. Practically ma'am, May is onshore shampoo. Try this on some Pascaline him. Mei is Armstrong shampoo. From time-to-time, I like to eat here because the food is very different. The tones on GMO, GEC, basketball NOT to a tie. Default font. The tones on top, GMO, GEC, particular node, a try different. It's different to what you ate before. Say differ on the secret to ammonia oven, CD4 home, the so-called foods or ImageJ oven. Usually we spend the holidays in Spain, but from time to time, we like to visit France. Debbie, new pass on labor costs on Hispania, made it dawns on tone, knew them and visit telephones. That'd be two new Python labor costs on a span. You made the tones on Tom new them on visit telephones. The history of this town is very interesting. List where the set V, a trace on the restaurant list will have to set a trailer that I sent. Our traditions aren't very interesting, but for us they are important. Notice some patterns and recent meatball new type of talent. No traditional news on batteries on the restaurant. Meatball new is on top of tones. 12. 126k - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What are these friends sentences mean in English? Language of Francaise? A try different dielectric TO hunger is newbie phone book who pollutes today. Liquidity of Francaise a try different dielectric TO homeless, new book who pollutes the day. French culture is very different to English culture. We drink a lot more tea. Good Societe, a placenta restaurant can associate a placenta restaurant. Which society is more interesting. Is your posts because it's important to souvenir denoted as soon as you post because they can put on the souvenir. Don't know tradition. I think it's important to remember our traditions. Later disowned doing Societe Vn, the sonnets to our traditional doing Societe. The n, dishonest to the traditions of a society come from its history. Debit, you'd new hug, I don't like television own lives to our mid-tones on tone, news alone or cinema. W2, new Hogan, laterality Xian lives too. Mid tones, pantone news alone or cinema. Usually we watch TV in the evening. But from time to time we go to the cinema. I've included traditional non-water for me. I've evil the traditional don't. What? Do you have any traditions in your family? Kill $0.30 only please important. Get ready soon. Certainly please important. Which traditions are the most important in the area than the Hassan do not trace to add in the area and adolescents not wristwatch. There is nothing interesting in our history. Compound to say today soon. Compound two-state Heidi soon. Do you understand these traditions associated with a defect haunt? Do not associate the bottle Societe a different haunt, the knothole Societe. Your society is different to our society. 13. 126l - 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? He has a lot to do, but he wants to watch a film. Eli beaucoup affair. Knee on film. Beaucoup affair may evolve. I got the I'm feeling. Instead of wine, I would like a cocktail. You've Wood Ray and cocktail. All you do is you would write and cocktail. We went by both, but the journey was very boring. Nuisance I lay on abuse, may lose. It. It has only you. Nuisance I lay on abuse. Military j, it they present value. They're trying to decide where to eat tonight. Is they say today CD emojis, the swap is I say do they see the Mona Lisa Swap? How do you spell the name of the hotel? Most likely, non-dilutive. Most likely Leonardo tail. You've given me two T's, but I ordered warranty and one coffee. You might only duty Major Gilman day until AN coffee and tea and coffee. It's quarter past eight. Ed with a car. How old is he? K larger, t. K larger till it's the most delicious cake I've tried today. Say you get to the fluidity. Tsukiji SEO, should we say look at all the fluid that is to say you should be I would like a black coat, please. Hey, I'm on tone. Wow, syllable play. You would write a mountain where civil play. 14. 126m - let's recap - French to English: Now what will do awesome French to English recap translations. What are these friends sentences mean in English? Ivy, similar to own blown, have evokes a monotone blown. You have this coating white. Adult have a classmate, Danielle Baskin, Oedipus's see, who? I didn't have a classmate, Danielle Baskin. Anybody see? Where did he work last week? Because he wasn't here. Jellyfish. On May, June savvy Pat, I gave it up to the mode of emoji. Usually fail because of axiom mentioned savvy pi carry off to the mode of emoji. I was going to make a reservation, but I didn't know what time everybody wants to eat. Gets Gustave de video. What does that mean? That those would be those would be what is the date today? We Lupita way. Lupita. Whereas the hospital jelly parallelly only measure savvy. See boo-boo, the yellow compound or jelly belly only. Mentioned is a B bar, C boo-boo halo compound. I was going to speak English, but I didn't know if you can understand it. Excuse anymore. You voted I and Kathy see replay. Excuse anymore. You would write and cafes who play? Excuse me. I would like the coffee, please. Don't lie meson, empathy to do live JOB. Ptolemy's on liberty to do that. I live in a smallest house in the town. Is the en dash d, u, and u is the en dash day in what you they've just bought a car. 15. 127a - une fois: 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, the culture, lacquer, do the history or the story. Least while the society that Societe different from or different to different Honda. The traditions from time-to-time. The tones on tone. Here's your first word for this lesson. In Florida. In Florida, it means once or one time in Florida. So how would you say in French? I went to France once. You squeeze LA on first unit is just trees. I lay on force, even foie. I've seen Pierre only wants JVP still mount unit for JVP serum and tune for. I think we've eaten here only once. You pause. Condos have been more JC silicone June for your political news. I have one more Jay EC cell Mondrian for I saw it once, but it was a long time ago. You live you may see the long-term. You live in Florida. Macy day. Long term. I helped Pierre to do it once, but it was terrible. J edTPA, alfalfa may see a blue jay. May see detail. I think I tried it once. You pause to July, SHA in for your boss calls you lazy in Florida. 16. 127b - deux fois: How would you say in French? We go to the header says once per month news alone, shelly, quite fill in for news alone, Sheila, you didn't flap armoire? Once I found €50 at the park in a two-way, sank onto your back. You infer based on country who are back. We went to Spain and we ate lots of paella. Nuisance. I lay on a span. You have emoji book, good, paella. For nuisance I lay on Espana in news iPhone mosaic book, good paella. They go to the supermarket once per week. It won't post supermodel sheep in flat batsmen. Yvonne O Superman, She didn't swap out the men. She went to the shop wants today. Italy or magazine. When we should, we should we infer means once or one time. And you can make it plural. Gua. Gua means twice, or literally two times, four. So for foia, S can mean time or times. How would you say? I went to Paris twice. You squeeze LA appellee, differ. Just use LA appellee before. I called Murray twice, but she wasn't there. Happily married, do for me in the dipolar J, absolutely. Mathy differ, may enabler. 17. 127c - mille fois: How would you say in French, I've visited this restaurant two times. Jvc tastiest or Honda for a visit. So has the Honda for I've seen Marie only two times. Jv Meli, Simone de Beauvoir. Simone de Beauvoir. My friend has called me twice today. My name is Emma. I really do flat or should we manipulate the file? Should be. We've had in foie, meaning one time or wants. And the foie means two times or twice. In English, we tend to use once and twice. And some people use the word thrice, but three times, but from then on it goes four times, five times, six times, etc. In French, however, you always use the word flour after any number. The word for means times. So insula means wants or onetime. Differ twice or two times, twice or thrice, or three times, get tough 14 times, sunk 45 times. Cs for six times, van for 20 times. Sine can't do for 52 times, middle for a thousand times. So you can put any number in front of flour. And it means that number of times. So you can see, say, sampler, sampler combo. That's an expression in French, but you can use when something's really easy. Say sampling. It means it's as simple as hello. Say sampler Khumbu. So how would you say in French? I've visited Paris Lots of times. Jbc tape, Patty book would for JVC tape, every book good for. 18. 127d - la première fois: How would you say in French? He has done it too many times. For ELA code for we've visited Spain ten times. I won't visit daily Spaniard D4 news. I won't visit daily Spaniard de foie. She asked me 20 times in my demo day van for edema due Monday van for I said thank you. A thousand times. G d Maxi Min for DMARC medulla. Here's your next phrase and it uses the word for lab, for lab premium for it means the first time. So the word for is a feminine noun. So you say last year for the first time. How would you say? I did that the first time? They sat lab premia for GFS cell. A premium for the first time that I went to France was last year. Lab Crimea, foie gras, just presenting on phones a lot pulmonary flag because you see is LA on phones. It they learned down, yeah. It was my first time in Paris. City, my Premiere for about a city map, premier, flat, apathy. 19. 127e - la dernière fois: How would you say in French? It's the first time that I've tried French T's. Seal up Premiere for QGIS, the yield of homage for say, say like put me up for QGIS regular format Francais. So we've had so far in this lesson in four, which means one time or once. The foie means two times or twice. Van foie means 20 times. So you can put any number in front of flour. And it means that many times. And then lap premia for the first time. How would you say the first time we visited loud shell was five years ago. Lab Crimea flag. Good news. I won't visit data how shell it they iliac, sunken Lab, Haumea. For good news, I won't visit data. Ideally assign Kahn. When was the first time you went to Spain? A premium for good to ALA on Espana. Quantity lab Haumea for caboose, Italians, Spaniards. It's the first time that Pierre has visited me here in England. Seller premier. Could Pierre my visit or normally see that put me up for good Pierre my visit AC on omelet, they're the opposite of laparotomy. Alpha is let down yeah, For let Danielle for means the last time let down near four. So how would you say in French? The last time that I went to Paris was terrible. Lie down. The aqua could just lay it down. Yeah. Could you please LA apathy. 20. 127f - the last time that...: How would you say in French? It was the last time that I saw Pierre. Say theta Daphnia for cushy VPN. Because EVP, yeah. He played better the last time. Elijah unmute that down yeah. For Elijah way mu therefore, it's the last time that I do this. Still a definitely a flat face to see seller Daphnia. Because your face to see. The last time I hear the food was delicious. Flag emoji see Landry to edit their issues. Let Danielle flag emoji see Landry to edit delete, use. The last time I saw Michelle, he wanted to work abroad. Let down near foie gras JV Michele, it relates have IJ electron J. Let Daniel Wacker, JV Michelle Harvey electron j. When I saw my grandmother for the last time, she was very ill. Conceived. Yuma go home, may pull it down. Yeah. Let tremolo, Kanzi view micromap palladium, therefore, elected time allowed. For the last time, go and wash the car. Paula Daniela for Valla Veda. What you lie down here for you. 21. 127g - plusieurs fois: How would you say in French? It really was the last time. They behave more like Danielle for city premolar down here for we can put this new word in front of flour and we get z Alpha plus z Alpha. It means several times a year. So please Xia means several. How would you say then? I've been to France several times. Just recently on force plus the offer. Just recently on force plus z Alpha. Pierre called Marie several times yesterday. Pierre Marie, please, your five year Pierre, app ulema bluesy of why? Ivs in here several times with my family. Gmo G, C, placebo effect mathematically, GMO JC, please, the off-white, I think my family, we've had infra meaning one time or once, differ. Two times or twice. Van for 20 times. Lab premiere for the first time. Daphnia for the last time. And placebo means several times. How would you say in French? I've told you several times. You TD easier for you. Who's ID, please? Yeah. She tried to do it several times. I say j plus z Alpha plus z Alpha. 22. 127h - ensemble: How would you say in French, they've lost the passports several times this week. Is on Pell duly pass bar blues. Your first X-Men is on pedal duly passport, please. Your first X-Men. I've tried to tell you several times, J SHA, SHA, the hoodie or software. Here's another useful word in French. Ensemble. Ensemble. It means together. Ensemble. So how would you say in French, we can go together if you want. Newborns delay ensemble, EC2. Newborns ensemble, see Bully. Did they eat together? Until Monday on some blue until more j ensemble. Why didn't you go together? Aqua Net, whoop as any ensemble, poor quality food passively ensemble. So for this example, I've only used the form and not the two form because it implies that there's more than one person. Why didn't you go together? So it's more than one person. Similarly, I've put an S on the end of the past participle, LA, because if you're using vu in the plural, you have to make the past participle plural to be aqua network bazillion songs. How would you say in French? My wife and I went together to see the Eiffel Tower in Paris. My family more sums LA Ensembl, Regulatory fill up. My thumb a moire sums. Any ensemble of why lottery fell apart. In the flour means one time or two times or twice. Van for 20 times. Lab premia for means the first time. Let down. Yeah, for the last time. Please. Year four, several times. And ensemble means together. 23. 127i - vocabulary recap: How would you say in French, the children are going to the park together. Liaison phone won't go back. Ensemble. Liaison phone won't go back. Ensemble. Pierre and Marie work together in Marcy. Pierre, MFA tab I ensemble, I must say. Pierre MFA tab I ensemble and mouseY. Together, we can finish everything before tomorrow. Ensemble new proven to have on-demand ensemble new proven to funnier. I wonder Man. I don't want to eat together with everybody because they annoy me. You now have a bomb on J ensemble of E2, Lamont pesky, many of you invite Pamela G ensemble of x to the moon, does kill many have they don't live together in a bit pads ensemble. Maybe to pass ensemble. So in this lesson, we've had in for, which literally means one time. Or you can use it to mean once. The foie means two times or twice. Van for 20 times. Lab premia for the first time. Let Daphnia, for the last time off for several times. And ensemble means together. 24. 127j - 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? I call twice, but she wasn't there. Happily defer. May entity pallor. Happily defer may NAD pallor. They have come here several times now, but they didn't like it. In some venues. See please your foreman tunnel. May inner lambda is some venues we see clues. Your Forman tunnel may hamper. The first time I went to Paris was last year. Lab premia flag could use Visa layer poly, a tail. I need them. Yeah. Lap premium because you see the layer peri it down. Yeah. Everything was better here last time. To it they may here. We see that down here for two today mayor, he see Ludhiana far. You want to go together? Virtually Ensemble. Ally ensemble. I've eaten here once. Jay MSc in for GMOs Zhe, you see in Florida. I went to Paris once and it was very beautiful. Just recently about even for a table. Just recently apathy in for a little table. I've seen Marie wants today Jay view in flat or should be G, V, E in flowers would be they've told us to do it twice. Now. Zhan De do the different mantle. In news on the dollar. Everybody wants to eat together. To demand the museums on blue. To remind the emoji ensemble. 25. 127k - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? You pass keys on Friday on ensemble unifier is you pass keys on Friday on barcodes on sommelier. I think they went on holiday together once. Citibank in for my mental nodes, they only you said the bond. You may say Only you. It was good ones, but now it's boring. Happily, please. Your foie. May Japan's carries of t, j appellee, PUC or four major points can a softy. I've called several times but I think she has gone out. Sounds of t ensemble is on for T ensemble. They went out together two hours ago. News I won't do lake clay def wow, Should we do lately the foie? We should be we've lost the keys twice today. Performance. Performance. He's going to too many times now. See new tie on ensemble, new proven live there. See new tab. I own ensemble. New pools only, fair? If we work together, we can do it. Definitely a flat canoes have hormone JC Landry to use. Let them hear news about Muji, see Landry to edit their issues. The last time we ate here, the food was delicious. Lab premia Flickr nuisance early on, but consonant sound blue, blue. Lab premier Foie can lose some money on. But consonant sound blue. Blue. The first time we went on holiday together, it was terrible. Seat absolute molar down here for sit-ups, lumen, let Danielle for it's absolutely the last time. Or you could also say in English, it's definitely the last time. 26. 127l - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now are some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How would you say in French? It's not a cake, but it's like a cake. Sunni pass, ghetto may say come and get to. Pass on. Ghetto may say come and Gatto. The chicken is very good. Luckily, a table. A table. Do you live here? I B2C, IBT. Who is C? I would like three bags, please. You've read twice Sachs. Who play? Within a play. Which card do you prefer? What's your perfect two kilowatts? You prefer a woo? I'm going to tell somebody where we are. You've made the hacker can lose some. You may delegate it down. We'll move some. May I have some raspberries, please? Please. You have while they form was Cebu play. Which have while they form while Cebu play. Do you want to leave today? Bacteria, how should we all should be? When did they pack their suitcases? Gone until failure of alleles come until a little valleys. I want to change everything. You over to Sean, j. To j. 27. 127m - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? Awake, keep with you. Mali. Have a key which apparently human, can I speak with? News alone, ****, lewd in a system D, News alone, point Khalid in AEC Sunday. We're going to have dinner here on Saturday. C2 to bless, to do Alley sheet to a. C2 to bless, to Gua, gua. If you hurt yourself, you have to go home. You into a path of where gene pool a path of y. I couldn't see you. You Fei Li say, Hey Duma. You vaguely say, hey man, I'm going to try it tomorrow. Over to the man who went to demand. Where are you going tomorrow? On my deacons to see a loopy a film Delaney on my deacons to see a loopy or film Delaney. I've heard that this is the worst film of the year. Tonia gauche or Tonia gauche or home point. Turn left at the Roundabout. Will apply. Sz will oblige. Where's the beach? Marie IDC data veneer of Agnew. Maddie IDC data veneer. Have Agnew. Marie decided to come with us. 28. 128a - connaître: 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? Once in four, twice, 20 times? Van for the first time. For the last time. Lie down here for several times. Plus z Alpha together. Ensemble. Now here's your first verb for this lesson. Cornet, coordinate. It means to know cornet. Now, I know we've already had a verb for, to know in French. That was Savoir. Well, there are two verbs for no in French, and their meanings are ever so slightly different. So Savoir means to know a fact. Cornet means to know a person, a place, or a thing. The reason I've put a fact in quote marks is because a fact can be a variety of things. If you said, I know where it is, the fact of where it is means you have to use software. Whereas I know Pierre, Well, you would use connector because p is a person. So some examples are Juno, say Pat, delay path t, a bar t. I don't know when he left. So that's a fact. You knock-on impact Pierre Jin connie. Yeah. I don't know Pierre. So that's talking about knowing a person. I would just say that a general rule of thumb is that if you use a question word, so that could be cool. Meaning what? Meaning when, key, meaning who or whom. Aqua, meaning why? C'mon, How can be and how many? Or kill. Meaning which? If you use a question word, the word that the word if after know in your sentence, then you should use a software because you're introducing a fact. If you use a name of a person, place or thing, you should use connector. For example, Juno, say CPS, ATC, a pasty Pierre ATC. We're using the word for if, which is C, So we have to use software. So I don't know if Pierre is here. So the fact is Pierre is here and you're saying you don't know if that fact is true to say that CPR ATC, you say Q, C difficile, as you say, because C difficile, I know that it's difficult. So we're saying the word that we have to use software is your sacred C difficile UniSA quantile via UniSA. Back on. I don't know when he's coming. So we're using a question word, so we have to use software. I don't know when he's coming. He's going to say but CPRET see, I don't know if Pierre is here. You say QCD. I know that it's difficult to say pack continue. Yeah. I don't know when it's coming. So they're all facts. So you use software for each one. But then unicorn, the pop method, zinc on the palmetto aid. I don't know Madrid. You can marry. You can name Mary. I know Murray. So they're talking about knowing places or people. So we use instead. And you'll notice that Connie, Connie means, I know. 29. 128b - conjugating connaître: How would you say in French? I know Pierre. You can APA is you connect Pierre, you know, Marie. So actually, you probably didn't know that one because I haven't shown you yet how to conjugate the verb PCORnet. It's quite an irregular verbs, so let's have a look at that now. Means to know. And in the present tense we get Xiuquan a colony to colony, to colony. You know it Connie? Connie. He knows. And so you'll notice that in the verb connector, the eye has a circumflex accent on it. And that's circumflex accent disappears for Giacconi and too corny. But then when we have economy, meaning he knows, the circumflex accent on the eye reappears. And that's the same for she knows, which is Connie. Connie, she knows. And also on Connie. Connie one knows. So for those three, the circumflex accent on the I is present. Nucleosome. Nucleosome. We know, we'll see, we'll see, you know, economists, economists. They know. And they know in the feminine. In the past tense, we get Jacque canoe. The past participle is canoe. Jacob knew means I knew to Icon you to check on you. You knew he knew. She knew on that canoe? On a canoe. One new news, Ivanka new news avant canoe, we knew would have equal nu. Nu. U nu is anconeus, is encore knew. They knew. And A's anconeus is anconeus is they knew in the feminine. So if you go back through this video and write down those two conjugations of the verb in the present tense and the past tense. What you could do is write them on a cue card, put the French down the middle of one side, then turnover, and write the English down the center of the other side. It's quite an irregular verb, but the past tense is easy to know as long as you remember the past participle called New. And then the present tense is not too tricky to remember, but do make sure to remember to put that circumflex accent on the eye. When you say he knows, she knows, and one knows. 30. 128c - I've been to Paris: When you use the verb connector with the name of a place, it means that you've been there. For example, if I say you coordinate by coordinate, bury, it means literally, I know Paris. But what it's saying is that you know it because I've been there, you connect battery. I've been to Paris. Now, this might seem obvious to you, but it wasn't to me back in 2009 when I was living in exon poems, I was living in France. And somebody asked me in the middle of a conversation, going into pi, cosine two Pi, which I know no means do you know Paris in the sense of have you been to Paris at the time? I just thought it meant. Do you know Paris in the sense of have you heard of that little place called Paris? So I said read the answer, which means yes of course. Because, well, I had heard of Paris. Luckily, I had also been to Paris, so I wasn't lying yet. However, she then went on and on and on, and as it turns out, she was from Algeria in North Africa, which is a French-speaking country. She asked me, Connie, Connie to luxury. And I thought, well, yes, I've heard of Algeria. So I answered. And she said, Mom, meaning oh, really excited manner. I thought it was a little bit of an odd reaction to somebody saying that they'd heard of Algeria, but I just assumed she'd probably drunk too much wine or something. Then she started asking me if I had heard of Morocco, Australia, Peru, New Zealand, Mongolia. And I just answered, we we we because I had heard of all of those places. Then her friend who was also from Algeria, joined in and asked me whether I'd heard of Switzerland, China, Japan, Indonesia. They had looks on their faces when I kept answering. In a way that implies, yes, of course hasn't everybody. I was starting to think that they would just odd. And I started talking to somebody else. But then a few weeks later, I was talking to somebody else about my weird conversation. And it was then that I learned that I had actually been saying to the fact that I had been to all of those countries should listed. So if somebody says to you, Connie, Connie Lamb, and that means have you been to Mongolia rather than have you heard of Mongolia? So if you have been, you can answer. B, answer, meaning yes, of course. Next time I saw that girl, she started telling somebody else what a real global traveler I was. I thought about explaining but I just nodded and walked away. I've never seen her since few. So if somebody says to you, Connie to luxury, connie to luxury, it means do you know Algeria literally, but what they're really asking is, have you been there? Have you heard of it? Perhaps you thought this was obvious like a lot of my other students did when I told them the story. But for those of you who are like me, at least now you know, and you won't make the same mistake I did. You're very welcome. 31. 128d - bien connu: How would you ask somebody in French? Have you been to Japan today? Japan? Japan. I've been to Paris or I know Paris. You can a party, you coordinate body. Here's your next phrase for this lesson, and it uses the past participle of connector. Diane, can you be an canoe? It means well-known. Bianco knew. How would you say in French, this place is well-known. Sit Antoine, a Bianca, new set on what they began canoe. He isn't very well known here. In a bad idea and continuity in a bathtub young canoe is see. If you're talking about a feminine noun phrase, Bianco knew it gets an E on the end, although it's a silent E, so you can't hear it in speaking. But how would you say she is very well known in France? In a trade young canoe on farms, LA Tribune canoe on fonts. So canoe in the feminine is spelled C, O, N, N ui, but it's still pronounced the same. So a tibia and canoe on fonts. How would you say She isn't well known outside of France? In the Pantheon canoe on the left ponds. In the Pantheon canoe on the left, Hans. Is he well known? Bianca. Bianca new. 32. 128e - peu connu: How would you say in French, this restaurant is very well known in Paris. I start on a tidy uncle knew about, he still has done a younger knew about. This restaurant is well-known for its delicious food. Adrianne, can you do that is use a Bianco new boss and only tool that is used. The hotel is well-known for its breakfast. Tell Adrianne, can you Pawsome pretty digital a lot. They got some pretty digitally. So beyond going, YOU means well-known. The opposite of Bianco knew is gone. You knew? It means not very well-known. Or literally it means little known. Gone you. How would you say in French? The French traditions are not very well known. Literally theorem Francaise, some pick on you. Late Hadean Francaise, some pick on you. So again, we use Canu with an e and this one has an e S on the end. Because it's talking about late tidy theorem, which is a feminine plural noun. So they tidy theorem Francaise, some poco knew. That literally means the French traditions are little known. But you can also translate it literally and use beyond canoe in the negative. So you can say late tradition Francaise. Newsome portrayed young canoe. Late tradition Francaise, Newsome pathway Bianca knew. That literally means the French traditions are not very well known. So you can use either Bianco new in the negative or pick on you to mean not very well known. 33. 128f - pas bien connu: In this lesson so far, we've seen connector means to know when you're talking about knowing a person or replace. Software. Means to know when you're talking about knowing a fact. If you say you can eat battery, that means I know Paris or I've been to Paris. Bianco new means well-known. And pick on you means not well-known or literally little-known. How would you say in French, Pierre isn't well-known. Bf a pick on you? Pierre, nepa Bianco, new. It's little known outside of Paris. Typical New on the belly. Said pick on you on the other by this restaurant isn't well-known, but the food here is fantastic. So let's pick on you. Minority are a fantastic, still has a pick on you. May nanomaterial a fantastic. Or of course you could also say Sylvester need by Bianco knew. How would you say she sings very well, but she isn't well-known. In short, the Caribbean may elite pick on you. In short, the Caribbean may. This wine isn't well-known. Silvana, a pecan. You. Silvana Nipah, Bianca knew this place, isn't well-known. Sit on a book on you. Sit on what nepa Bianca on you. 34. 128g - j'y suis allé: Here's a useful phrase in French. Je suis Sally. Just easily. It means I went there. Je suis Sally. In the expression G3, sorry, that little letter Y, pronounced ee means there. We have seen it once before in the phrase Ilia, meaning there is. It's simply an alternative to the word law. So you can say just present Leila or G3, Sally. You three is a Leila. G3 is LA. They both mean I went there. Whenever you use the word law, L, a with an apostrophe, it has to go after the verb, which is the same place it goes in English. However, if you want to use e or the letter Y, it has to go in front of the verb. Another example is jurist, law or jihadist. Your Estella, jihadist. They both mean I'm staying there. So the word law comes after the verb, and the word E comes in front of the verb. Now usually you should use the word E with a verb meaning to go rather than law. So GeV, GeV means I'm going there. And you probably wouldn't say uvula. You'll be understood and it is grammatically correct, but it's more common to hear GV nucleosomes LA, New. Essentially. That means we went there, nucleosomes allay, UV, ELA, UVC allele. That means I'm going to go there. So you would usually use the word E with the verb LA rather than law. There are also a few little expressions that always use E, which you can't really translate literally. We've already had Ilia. Ilia, which means there is or there are. The phrase ANOVA. Anova is used a lot in French to mean, Let's go. Literally though. It means one goes there. So it doesn't quite make sense, but you will hear French people say Geneva to mean, Let's go on EVA. And then you'll hear GeV. Gev when people are leaving. To mean I'm going or I'm off. Literally it means I'm going there as you vey. So when you're leaving, you can say, I'm off. So how would you say in French, I'm going there. Zhe Wei Zhi way. We went there yesterday. Newsy some delay. Yeah. Only Italy. Yeah. Nucleosomes, are they? Yeah. Only Italy. Yeah. 35. 128h - y: How would you say in French, they're going to stay there. Yvonne. Yvonne ELA stay locally. They arrived there. How small? It is, Santa Fe. It has more, it is not the only way. This could also be translated into English as luckily they got there. So you can use REV in French to mean to arrive somewhere or to get somewhere. So if you want to say luckily they got there, You can say it has more REV. We've had connector, which means to know a person or a place. Savoir means to know a fact. You connect puffy can mean I know Paris or I've been to Paris. Bianca means well-known. Pick on you, means not well-known. And the word E means there. How would you say in French, I'm off now. Gv methanol. Methanol. So that means I'm off as in I'm leaving. How would you say why did you go there? Eat jelly Bagua yet? How would you say they're going there tonight? Is Ivan's to swap. Is he wants to swap. We have to go there tomorrow. New Deal volts the LED or under the TLA doma. So don't forget that you can use new or on to mean we, in informal friendship, you'll hear on used a lot more often than you hear new Duma. And you can liaise the T on the end of Gua with the word e. So what T allele domain. And that's the same with the S on the end of the von new davon Z allele demand. 36. 128i - vocabulary recap: So we've seen that the word E, meaning there, goes in front of a conjugated verb. But there is just one exception to this. And that's when you use the imperative. If you give a command, the word E hooks onto the end. So how would you say in French, go there? A fuzzy or lazy? Now there's an interesting thing to note about this, and that is that the imperative of a li we've already learned is var VA. But here you can see that we've got var spelled VAS. And that's because when you use VAR and it's followed by the word ie, the S comes back just in this situation because it makes it easier to say, rather than saying that e, they say z or z and y, z and add a z, mean literally go there. But you can also use them to mean Go ahead. So how would you say go ahead, try it. If Azi or SATA Lu. How would you say, when do you want to go there? To really lose the allele? So in this lesson, we've had the verb, which means to know, to know a person or to know a place. The verb means to know as internode. Fact. If you say you can eat buffet, that means I know Paris, as in, I've been to Paris. The ankle new means well-known. Pick on you means not well-known or little-known. The word E means there. And it comes in front of herbs except when you're talking about the imperative. And we get the examples. Then z or z, which both mean Go ahead. Or literally they mean go there. You'll often hear people say YZ or lazy. I opened the door for you and then want you to go in front of them. That's a Z. Z. So Z is the informal and Alice is the formal or the plural. But just because somebody says to you, it doesn't mean that being rude, it just means that they don't find the situation calls for the formal RAD. You'll hear fuzzy or allergy to mean, go ahead. And then we also had the phrases GeV. Gev, which means I'm off as I'm going. And ANOVA. Anova means Let's go. 37. 128j - 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? Go ahead and leave if you want. A path C2V2. I lazy a dark day civilly. They said they went there yesterday. Is on the frontally. Yeah. Is on Dickey this on today? Yeah. Have you been to Italy? Italy. Italy. Italy. He is very well known in France, but he isn't well-known here. Elite Canadian firms may elliptical new VC or Turabian canoe and cons may in a puppy and continuity. I think he knows me. You pause, kill a colony. You pause, kill me. Connie. Do they know Marie? Still Marie. Marie. Let's go on Eva. Eva. You can also say along Z. I don't see. Did you eat there? Ear to ear? We've emoji I've been trying to eat there for a long time. Just say demodulate the prolonged tone. Just say demodulate the prolonged tone. Go ahead and give everything to Pierre. Aidan to tap here. I lazy. Don't need to type here. 38. 128k - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these friends sentences mean in English? C2v2 emoji on Raphael has of acetone. C2v2 emoji on welfare of osteon. If you want to eat there, we have to make a reservation. La pick on you may as Euclidean LA pick on you may. If you type young. She isn't well-known, but she plays very well. You incarnate path. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know, Pierre. You shouldn't Connie papyri measure very easily. You can call it pop out the major ELE. I haven't been to Paris but I wanted to go there. I lazy l is equal to provide ECC. I lazy LLC for travel is EC. Go ahead and leave your suitcase here. Id Murray Louis. So today last Monday on here, PID MariaDB isn't a classmate. Danielle said that he and Murray went there last week. In app icon, you may perform in Napa County made by him. He didn't know my parents. You need pack on human pair. You need back on new lone pair. I didn't know my dad. So that's the home. A Bianca knew about me personally to your dentist, use a Bianco, knew about a post annoyed. Do that is use. This restaurant is well-known in Paris for it's delicious food. Sit Antoine API. Can you measure beyond the C21? Sit on a pick on you, measure the NCC sue. This place isn't well-known, but I come here often. 39. 128l - 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 would you say in French? I'm 58 years old. So that means that Marie is 20 years younger than me. Jason, contributor, dunk, savvy, df, good. Marie avant on the Mancur moi je sound contribute on dunk, savvy. They are Vento than one comma one. The regions in the west of friends have lots of delicious wine. Gendre Louis de la force on both. Good one, Dennis Yu, Zhang, Louis de la force on both. Good. One day this year. It's at nine o'clock. Sit under fair base spent €5 is on the policies. Thank you. Who is on the whole? I'm at the hotel. You see allo take you through is Yellowtail. Why did you go upstairs? Both a two-month, really scary. But A2 Monday, Alice Guy. Hello, my name is Tom and I come from London in England. Boudreau, Jima bit dome is UV and the launder, along with their bowel regimen based dome is UV and the long term an omelet there. It was my birthday yesterday and now I am 47 years old. Seth. Yeah. A mental note, j count sit on a mountain know Jacob home set on. I'm going to do it later. You believe that you value their data after the roundabout goes straight on and then take the first row on the left. Hello home point. I need to do a tweet point in epidemiology. Plato home point, LA to do if we pointed out permeable years ago. 40. 128m - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What do these friends sentences mean in English? You would raise an, a sampling of Pepin. Yeah. You would raise annually sampling their opinion? I would like a one-way ticket for Perpignan. Way LoopBack. Loopback. Where is the park? Excuse they may be as QC menu will appear. Is it better or worse? It will show it will show you bold. Kayla. Kayla, I live who they say yay. Which one are you going to try? Monday is unique. It did is you Monday, Janae a delis you? My lunches delicious. Generally pack on Monday. You in boot they do via regionally back on Monday in the van. I wasn't going to order a bottle of wine. You prefer to wear. May see. You may generally mondo whose OC? I prefer the green coat, but I like the red coat as well. Late toilette, some equity DBA, lead toilets on equity due back. The toilets are next to the bar. You who today she'll be Duma. Is you put the resolution. We demand. I would like to go to his house tomorrow. 41. 129a - préféré: 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 to know as int, to know a person or a place to know as into no effect. Savoir, well-known Deanne, Connie, not well-known. Pick on you. There. I went there. Just recently. We went there. Nucleosomes LA Let's go on Eva. I'm going, or I'm off GV. Now here's your first word for this lesson. Preferably. Preferably. It means preferred or favorite peripherally. And since it's an adjective, you can place it after any noun. So how would you say it's my favorite food? Say my NOI. Same. I know he preferably. What is your favorite country? Get it on the periphery. Or kilowatt-hour be PFLA. I think this is my favorite restaurant in Paris. What cmos, the home playfully appellee. You pause because we see among Hester home preferably a battery. So you can say apathy here for in Paris. But you can also say Dupain, my favorite restaurant of Paris. Bottom what? Cmos or home private. I do ballet, for example. How would you say? She said her favorite wine is sheldon a a lady who's on vamp, Shackleton a LID because on vampire, shadow knee. You can also use the word PFLA as a masculine noun, just to mean favorite. So how would you say in French, it's my favorite. Same on periphery, semi-periphery. 42. 129b - favourite: How would you say in French, what is your favorite ice cream? Galas, eyeglass, periphery can evoke. Try glass Pi vi. My favorite film is gendre flight. Mm film prefer Asian the flow rate morpheme privately, Asian the flow rate. You will my favorite son. Do you mean Memphis periphery to a mom feast privately. You're my favorite daughter. Today. My fee privately to a mathy PFLA. It isn't my favorite, but I like it a lot. Sunni, Pam, okay, Valley me, Julian book, Sunni Muslim book, Woo. My brother is our grandmother's favorite. Mano. A lucrative way, do not really go home a month where a law professor, I do not want Gmail. So literally that means my brother is the favorite of our grandmother. In French, there's no apostrophe S, Don't forget. So you can't say our grandmother's favorite. You have to say the favorite of our grandmother, moon. Fair? A look clever, right? Not to go home. How would you say in French, you are my favorite person. To a Madison PFLA. Visit my person privately. 43. 129c - assez: This is your next word for this lesson. It's a useful adverb and we've seen it before, but we haven't really used it for awhile. So I thought we'd have a quick recap. Assay. Assay. It means quite as c. How would you say in French is quite good, but it isn't my favorite food. Say, I say bone Mason, the pan minority or cavalry. Say I see bone Mason a permanent job. La I think it's quite good for say, a bone. You can see it. I see bone. This story is quite boring. Cities to a dicey on reuse. Cities to it as the one we use. In this lesson so far we've had a meaning favorite or preferred assay, which means quiet. How would you say it's quite nice out today? And you're talking about the weather. If I say ball, should we eat? If I say bu, this has become quite difficult. So you see a new, I say difficile, C, a W, C difficile. We think that it was quite fantastic. Newborn son because I see fantastic on bonds because they are a fantastic I'm quite tool. You see? I say go home. He's used to be I say go home. 44. 129d - Enough!: How would you say in French, the pizza is delicious, but it's quite small. Pizza, a database user, may, LA, I, CPT. Lipids are a delicious. May I say petite. She played quite well yesterday. Elijah way, SABR year. Ligo a SABR year. They said they found it quite easy. Is on D keen on who they are. C difficile is on D. Killen who they are, acidic enough. We've had the word essay before. You might remember that we learned it had a couple of meetings. It can mean quite as we've just seen in this lesson. But it can also be translated as rather. You can put a C in front of any adjective in the same way that you can use the word meaning vary in French. For example, say I C difficile. C, I C difficile. That can mean it's quite difficult or it's rather difficult. Say, disable. Say I, bone is quite good, or it's rather good. Say, I see share. Share is quite expensive, or it's rather expensive. Say, I see fasted state as if I see it is quite easy, or it's rather easy. The word I say can also mean enough. Just remember though, that when it means enough, and you want to put a noun on the end, you must use the word due di in front of the noun. For example, I say dow Jones. Definition means enough money. As say the tone. I say tone. Enough time. Literally it means enough of time. Say I say bone. Say I say bone. You can use this to mean it's good enough. But of course it can also mean it's quite good or is rather good. Say a safe acetyl. Say, I say facil, It's easy enough. Literally what you're saying when you use the phrase assay, do with a noun is enough of something aside, enough money, and enough of time. You can also use a C by itself without a noun or an adjective. For example, say, I say poem will say that I say Palmer. It's enough for me. And if you use it with a past tense phrase and you have an auxiliary verb and the past participle. Normally the word I say goes in-between the auxiliary verb and the past participle. For example, J as same, o, g, j are same. All G. I have eaten enough. Nunavik, Nunavut, a sash day. We haven't bought enough. So that's the four ways that you can use assay. You can say I say plus an adjective to mean quite or rather. Say, by itself, means enough. J, say plus a past participle means I have done enough. And I say dU plus a noun means enough of that noun. 45. 129e - enough: How would you say in French is quite beautiful here. Say, I say Boise, State, I say Boise. I like this car, but it's quite expensive. Jim said what you may LARC share. Jim said what you may share. That's enough for me. Thank you. That's it. That's eight ball my mercy. Mercy. Enough. I see. I see. I don't have enough. You need pads or C? You need pads. I see. I didn't have enough money. You not be pads. I've said you should not be pads. I say diversion. Have you brought enough money with you to epoch day? I said that was one. That was only like I'm sorry, but I don't have enough time. You see this only major nape as I said, the tone is used to be Deseret measure knee pads or set the tone. I'm sorry, but I didn't have enough time. You that early missionary pass I say the tone. You see there's only measure now the patho set the tone. 46. 129f - assez: How would you say in French, have you eaten enough today? At USC emoji or should we have evil as emoji? Which would be I've seen enough. Jay, I say Vue JS, if you do you have enough time at usaid? The tongue? Whose I say the tone. I would like to buy it, but I don't have enough money. You would realize the major named as I said. You voted eyelash, they measure named as I said. You have drunk enough wine to have you as say davon. A boo, I say davon. The word assay only goes in-between the auxiliary verb and the past participle if you're using it by itself. So if you said you have drunk enough, you would say to say boo, boo. But because we're saying you have drunk enough wine, then you can put it at the end to have you as say davon would have stayed over. I didn't buy enough food for eight people. You need pasty, I say Do you need Pesach day? I said no Egypt per week. Their phone. Do you have enough time to help me at you? I say the dawn domain, they have EvoS, I see that on the media. Are there enough people here? You see here till I say the person Zc. 47. 129g - souvent: How would you say in French, the film was quite good. Lithium. Lithium, a data table. That is enough for me. Is it enough for you? Excuses. Excuses. Here's your next word in French, and it's another adverb. Sousaphone. Sousaphone. It means often, are often Suan. So how would you say in French? I often go to France. Uv savant on farms. Uv is too long on pounds. In that sentence, the word often in English, it goes in a different place to the word SUV on in French. In English, we say, I often go to France. In French, you say UV, Suan on class. The word Silvana is an adverb, and in French, adverbs go after the verb. In the sentence, Gervais, SUV on, on phones. The verb is v0. That's why we put to move on straight after it. So literally you say, I go often to front. So how would you say in French, do you go to France very often that you want? Of course. Of course. We often eat here. Newman jumps to one TC, almost move on to see everything here is often very expensive. To ISI, a timeshare, to DC, a timeshare. 48. 129h - often: How would you say in French? I go there quite often with Marie GV assist. We want to thank Maggie, GBA assist to one. I think Mary. We often go to the cinema together. News Islands, Tuvalu, cinnamon, so in blue, on Vast we want to cinema someone blew. It rains more often here than in France. Sumo EC conference. Please. Sumo EC conference. So in this lesson so far we've had a meaning favorite or preferred. Assay means quiet rather or enough. And Suan means often. So how would you say we often finish earlier on Fridays? Nephi Nissan SUV on Pluto, you've already knew finished SUV on Pluto, Lavon, ready? Do you come here often? Vn two EC. When a voice we want to see, do you often go to the pool? Vo2, alopecia. Alopecia. Or if you use esco, you could say S G2 solvent that I be seen as gurus LA souvent LIP scene. I would like to go out more often. You would raise of t I plus soon. As you put race Ostia, please to bone. 49. 129i - faire du ski: How would you say in French, he doesn't drink wine often. Even know what Buss who won't do them. In a black swan driven? My sister has dinner at mine quite often, but she doesn't stay long. Massive poem as is to vote anymore may enter a spell on massive poem assays to hold in a shame, May 1, enter a spell on phone. Literally you're saying, my sister takes quite often dinner at mine. Massive policies, Tuvalu dimension one. How would you say I drink wine too often? You bought toss to von Duval. You bought torso von driven. So here we've used Duvall for someone because really when you say I drink wine in French, EFSA, I drink some wine. Job, what do van? Now, we're going to be looking at the differences between Duvall and lava and Duval that we saw earlier on the different articles. These are called in a later lesson because the rules can be quite complicated. So I've dedicated a later lesson completely to all of this. Now, we're going to learn some words and phrases to do with different sports and activities. Let's start with this one. Fair? Do ski. Ski. It means to go skiing, fair. This key, you'll see that they say to do skiing rather than to go skiing in French. And this is something that we're looking at in more detail shortly. So failed you ski to go skiing or literally to do scheme. So how would you say when I am in France, I like to go skiing. Conscious fees on phones. Jim fell dusky consciousness on phones, Gemfile do CKY. See if you can work out how to say I went skiing yesterday. Jfk. Jfk. Yeah. So you have to conjugate Fair into the past tense. Jaffe. I went skiing yesterday, or literally, I did skiing yesterday. 50. 129j - faire du ski: Failed you ski means to go skiing. But remember that rule that we learned about not using do in negative sentences, but rather we use do. Well, how would you say in French, we didn't go skiing yesterday. New novel on buffet dusky. Or on that buffet dusky. We say dusky because it's a negative sentence. New novel and parfait, dusky or on napa, fade dusky rather than do scheme. How would you say in French? Yes, I go skiing from time-to-time. We fade is ketones tones on tone. We keep the tone on tone. How would you ask somebody? Do you ski? Literally, you will say, Do you go skiing? Fit to this key. Fit. I hope we can go skiing next week. Just balcony proven failed. You skied last main portion. Just bare copper fail to scale as men portion. I know how to ski. You say I'll do CKY, just say failed risky. They went skiing in Italy last year. Is unfair. You ski on Italy. Lenny down here is on Phaedrus key on Italian idiom. Yeah. I don't like skiing. You named Bethel do ski. You named Bethel do ski. So even though this one is a negative sentence, It's only when the verb fare is in the negative. Failed you see is just used by itself. It's the genetic part that's negative. So as you named pathology ski 51. 129k - jouer au foot: How would you say in French? I like going skiing with my family, but it can be expensive. Gemfile do CKY affect my family? May. Sheriff Jim failed, you ski affect my family. Mess up per share. Now here's another sporting activity. Ua or food. Ua or food. It means to play football. You play or food. Now we'll have a look at this expression in some more depth along with fatal do ski shortly. But for now, just know that Zhuo food means to play football. So how would you say in French? I like playing football. Jim Zhuo foot, Jim's UA or food. Pierre often plays football. Pierre Xu Su var o foot or foot. Marie and Pierre played football yesterday. Mahi APL. Apl on jewelry or foot? Yeah. The children want to play football, but it's raining. They don't fall visually. Or food may include lives on Farmville jail foods may eat blue. I like skiing, but I prefer playing football. Jim fell, dusky. May your profile jewelry or food? Jim Fell do CKY measure profiles you real food. 52. 129l - jouer au foot: How would you say in French? I hope we can play football this evening. Just about good newborns, real foods as well. Just that compose your way or fruits as well. I'm not going to play football with my brother because he doesn't play very well. You invade pageview foot of Ekman fair Baskin zoo but Rabia. You invade, pass away or food that Ekman fair. But Skinner's you Pat Libya. They play football together quite often. Is you owe foot ensemble assists, move on. Is your foot ensemble access to soon? We play football on Thursdays at 06:00 PM. Newsrooms of food low Judy, on zoo or food legit, I did with the children went to the park because they decided to play football. Listen fonts on the layer. Mask is on DCD, does your foot liaison fonts on the label pack, basket is on the CD DJ. Who wants to play football with me? Kiva way of fruit and veg more. Kiva Zhuo foot of ECMO. So in this lesson so far we've had preferably a meaning favorite or preferred. Assay means quite rather or enough. Suan means often. Fail. You ski means to go skiing and Zhuo food means to play football. 53. 129m - pendant: Here's a useful adverb in French. Bond on Pantone. It means during bond on. So how would you say in French? I like to go skiing during my holidays in France, Jim Fell risky. Bond omega constant phones. Jim Fell Du Pont omega constant cons. Where do you go during your holidays? What DuPont on TV, icons, font on vulva cones. We are going skiing during the winter. New phase on the risky bond. Oliva on Phaedrus keep on only their PF fell asleep during the film. Sit on me but only film. The Nippon only film is everything. Okay. You didn't speak during breakfast? S G2, not bipedal ape on non-lipid polygyny. Ec2 VPN will not be patently Pando lipid indigeneity. I'm going to tell you something important during dinner. You've made to the damper Pantone DNA. Uv shows damper bond only DNA. 54. 129n - mon temps libre: How would you say in French, what do you want to do during the journey? Cuvette, you fair bondholder, Zhi, Zhe. It's less expensive here during the week. Someone share. Someone share, I see. Men. He goes out quite often during the week. Is so SH2 domain. Sh2 domain. I'm going to do it during the evening. You Valley Fair point. Is you avail a fellow panelists who are usually he doesn't work during the weekend. Debbie tooth in the tub, I tap on on the weekend. Debit to the inner thigh BIPAP point only weekend. We went there during the holiday. Newsy, some delay. Labor costs. Only a tiny pond, all live icons. So we've had periphery, meaning favorite or preferred assay, which is quite rather or enough. Savant means often failed. You ski means to go skiing. Zhuo foot, to play football. Bond on means. During this next phrase, monotone lever means my free time. Mandanten, Lieber. Mandant means my time, and Lieber means three. So how would you say in French? During my free time, I like to play football with my friends. Bond O mountain lever, james UAL food, I think means I'm pulling dormant on LeBron James Zhuo food, I think means I'm me. 55. 129o - my free time: We've just seen that Mandanten Lieber means my free time. So how would you say in French, what do you like to do during your free time? Came to fair and Entente on liver. Bone, don't vote proton leaves. So you can change the word mole in monotone Lieber To tongue. If you're speaking informally, or if you're speaking formally or in the plural, and that means you. How would you say, in my free time, I like to watch films. Dormant only. Gm regarding the dominant tone, Lieber, jm Omega d, the film. Where does he go in his free time? Over t over t lever. You can't tell me what to do during my free time. Juniper bummer deal, quite fair. Wound up, pull the lever. We have some free time this evening. News. I've only told liberals as well on that you don't leave. I would like to have more free time during the week. You've always have lab, please do. Don't leave a point on last domain. You will always have well, please don't leave opened on less than men. Do you have any free time this week? You do don't leave or sets the men who did only process them in. 56. 129p - jouer à / jouer de: In this lesson so far we've had periphery, meaning favorite or preferred. As say, means quiet, rather or enough. Savant means often. Fail do CKY means to go skiing. You a afoot to play football. Pantone means during, and Mandanten Lieber means my free time. The verb means to play, but it is always used with a preposition. The two propositions that are used with J20 and do, but they're used in different situations. Ua means to play a sport. You a means to play an instrument. As in a musical instrument. You always have to use the word for the lab, or lay in front of the sport or the instrument that you're playing. Obviously, the could turn into either all AU or AUX if you put it in front of a masculine or a plural sport. Similarly, if you're using a masculine or a plural instrument, the du would become due or day. For example, usual foot. Usual foot. I play football. So you've got Zui and then love food. Ua plus the low become UA, 00 foot. You owe ten is usual, or tennis. I play tennis. Shoe or the Shake, Juju or the shake. I play chess. So a shake means chest, and it's plural. We have AUX Zhu, all the Shake. Juju, a Laplace station, usu, ally, PlayStation. Playstation in French is feminine, and grammatically speaking, you use it in the same way as a sport. So you use your weight with it. So it's usu, ally PlayStation. If you're talking about an instrument, however, don't forget you use do. Instead of, for example, it's yours. You do piano. The piano. I play the piano. You do laggy. Usual. The laggy. I play the guitar. Usu day somebody. Usual, day somebody. I play the symbols UA plus a sport and Zhu a dU plus an instrument. Obviously the app and the word for the have to join forces in the same way that the word do and the word join forces. So you can have spelled AU for masculine sports. You a Allah for feminine sports. And UE, o, spelled AUX for plural sports. Or you do for masculine instruments. You a doula for feminine instruments, and Zhu a day for plural instruments. 57. 129q - sports: I've included a vocabulary expansion sheet for this course full of sport related vocabulary. If you look at it, you'll see that I've separated it into sports that you can use with the verb fare, and sports that you can use with the verb J20. Usually it's quite logical. You use J20 with sports that you play in English. Whilst you use fair with sports that we go in English, for example, to go jogging or to go skiing or go swimming. Don't forget that when you're talking about sports using the verb Zhu way, you have to use the preposition in front of the sport. And when you use the verb fare with the sport, you have to use the preposition. Do. Just a couple of examples of sports that we go in English, but you've fair. In French, your fate. You ski, you fade. You see, I go skiing literally in French. You say I do skiing. You fade, you jogging. Is you fade, do jogging. I go jogging. Or literally in French, I do jogging. Or sometimes in English we do say I do. For example, you do spot. As you fade you spar means I do sport. So how would you say in French, I like doing sport? Jim feldspar. Feldspar, PA, goes jogging very often. Pierre do jogging. Pierre Fed tries to hone usual game. You have to put tastes, move on after the verb, which is fair or fee. In this sentence. Literally Pierre, dose, very often jogging. Pierre fed Thyestes, move on, do jogging. How would you say Marie and Pierre go skiing quite often. Mallory, APL APL, fantasy, souvent, risky. So again, Newport assets move on straight after the verb. Mary APL. Fun. As C31, Marie and Pierre du quiet often do scheme skiing. 58. 129r - faire de: How would you say in French? In my free time, I like playing on the PlayStation dominant or LeBron James UL or PlayStation dominant on LeBron James, you re ally PlayStation. Do you know how to play chess? Usually, they shake savvy, who was a shake? Murray plays the piano very well. Marie Young, the piano. Mahi RouteID handy, piano. Usually we play tennis during the summer. Diabetes, the newsroom or tennis or morality. Debit to the zoo Dennis bond only t. So in this lesson we've had periphery, meaning favorite or preferred. As say, means quite rather or enough. Suan means often. Fairly risky. Means to go skiing or foods. To play football. Pond on means during mountain lever means my free time. You can use UA plus any sport to mean to play a sport. And so you can have jewelry, Allah, in front of feminine sports. Xu a, o, spelled AU, in front of masculine sports. And Julie, oh, spelled AUX in front of plural sports. You can put UA, do plus an instrument to mean to play an instrument. And again, you can have doula, do all day in front of feminine, masculine or plural instruments. And then Fair. Closed. An activity means to do an activity. Or sometimes in English, we use the verb to go in this sense. For example, fail usual, going to go jogging. 59. 129s - 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? My favorite sport is tennis. More Spark. Mllib spark. What is your favorite food and your favorite color than we do, preferably eight kilowatt conduit to your periphery. Able to PA, said his favorite country is France. Pfid could be a laugh horns. Pierre, advocacy on the path array, allophones. We think the food here is quite good and we come here often. Newborn son, glenoid touristy, ASA been a newborn, also want to see newborn son color noise. Really see it. I saved on a new one TC. They often go abroad during the summer. Yvonne souvent electron Jeep and only T 11 souvent electron Jeep and only t. I would like to go to France more often, But I don't have a lot of free time. You will readily pleased to vote on phones. Made you need babel could've done Lieber. You routinize a light blue savant on phones, measuring a pebble good at only one. Do you want to go skiing with me and my family next month? The more familiar more portion will leave will fail riskier back more MFI me lumbar portion. They went skiing in Italy last year. They said it was quite good. Is on VDS key on Italy, Lani down here. A is on the goods that they, I see one is on VDC on Italianate and yeah. A is on D QCD as sebum. During my free time, I like to play football with my friends. Jim, jewelry or foot. I think miss ME. Fundamental level, jeomsimeul food intake means, I mean, what do you like to do during your free time? Can't you fair bond Entente on Lieber? Gave me full fare. Proton lever. 60. 129t - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these friends sentences mean in English? Monarchy to a law firm Marsh nasal amongst whole minority of heavily elephant marsh, Missoula, Montana. My favorite food is cheese, but I eat it too much. Ctsa share major limbo, cool. Cdc, Shia, Muslim beaucoup. It's quite expensive, but I like it a lot. You to all the nice YouTube or tennis. Do you play tennis? Euphonia. Don't originate, babble, cooler tone, Lipa. Nola Simon is Euphonia decide the dungeon. A pebble quoted only during the week. I finish at five PM. So I don't have much free time. You a Wu did I get that? You would like it. You play the guitar. That fit your skill estimate down here. On FAD skill estimate down, yeah. We went skiing last week. I be *****. I see the example to the moon. Abby, whose I say D1 particular month. You have enough wine for everybody. In moms to one TC. Is this glenoid to a deadly serious? Want to see a girl I normally do, ideally serious. They often need here and they say that the food is delicious. Bond donor proton Lipa New them on Israel golf, bond on, not on Libor. New them on you. We'll go during our free time. We'd like to play golf. You named Pat, you whale food. They don't like to play football. They didn't like playing football. 61. 129u - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now are some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How would you say in French, I need to shave? Jb is one, the mill has a j plus one, the mill Azi. I have to leave in five-minutes. You'd Webpack. Don't think minute is you'd walk back to your notes like minute. Dinner is at quarter to eight this evening. Routine a eight advantage while loop gases were leading it Avante on my local host as well. I like it here. It isn't bad. You let me see. So napalm movie. You let me see so many bad movie. Have they seen this film yet? Until Deja vu uses film. Until Deja vu Serfin. I would like two tickets, please. You've would hide DBAs. Who play? You voted? I do. Bac will play. Do you want to go there now? You ELA mountain on the elemental known. That annoys me, please stop doing it. Someone else. Did lawfare, sat at a table affair. The traditions are almost the same, but they have changed a bit recently. Literally Thomsen rescue Lehman May is onshore J. I'm literally serum from practically. Mm-hm. May isn't shown G. I'm purely summer. We visited Paris two weeks ago. News I haven't visited peri Helion, do sermon on IVC tape, very edematous domain. 62. 129v - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What did these friends sentences mean in English? Which Amman trachea, which shows appear. Human, tracheal shows up here. Can I show Pierre something or can I show something to Pierre? Khufu people fastest cooling effect as well. What do you want to do tonight? Savvy, woo hoo zipper, two-way, umbo, Hassan. Savvy, who was you put Toby amongst the home. You know, where I can find a good restaurant. News to left path to Pierre, new select Path Tool. Pierre doesn't get up early. Lives on phones, on traffic, DJ, listen fonts on three fatty gay. The children are very tired. Whale about the math way liberal domain. Whereas the C side, you're not build PAM or easy scotoma, Pascaline topically bells would be, you know, Bell, family. She's got the man basket it TO occupy or should be. I'm not calling Murray on till tomorrow because she's too busy today. New songs or they may fail me. New songs, LA or histone may elect they found me. We went to the restaurant but it was closed. You shan't beyond measure Shaun T mu is shown to be on major, shown to mu. They sing well but I sing better. Factorial ATC may lead to a patois. New factorial ATC may in a Padlet for patois. The postman is here, but he doesn't have any letters for you. 63. 130a - une saison: 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 preferred or favorite? Periphery? Quite rather, or enough. I see often. Souvenirs. Go skiing. Failed new scheme. To play football. You whale food. During bond on my free time. To play a sport. Julie. Plus the sport. To play an instrument. You re do, plus the instrument to do an activity. Fair, the polis, the activity. Here's your first word for this lesson. Let's isn't less, isn't. It means the seasons, less season. Just so you can see what gender safe zone is. Here's another version of it. Even season. In season. You can see it's a feminine noun. So you can say zone means a season. How would you say in French, this is my favorite season. See a massive zone, preferably. See a muscle peripherally. What is your favorite season? Kelly Kelly buttresses on prefer. The word safe zone can also be used to mean season or series as a series of a TV show. So how would you say in French, I'm waiting for series two. I don't do windows. The second series start going. Come on Stella do CMC zone conquer, ladder, DMZ zone. 64. 130b - the seasons: How would you say in French, we have had a bad season. New double movies season. In the movies the season. I watched the last theories, but I'm not going to watch the next series. Yahoo Guardiola Danielle, season. May you shouldn't be patrick added. I push in season. She and her Guardiola Danielle season measuring vapor. I got the lab portion season. I think the next series start soon. You post school approach in season commerce be unto you post school apportion season commons. The unto the seasons in England are very different. Places on the test on Friday. Font list is also not good. There are some tried if I want. The hotel is closed during this season. Firm may bond onset season to season. This season is always very beautiful. Set stays on a set, say Zone A2 row table. I don't like this season. It's too cold out. You name passage season. If we talk for as you named passage season, a tough one. 65. 130c - l'été: So let's go ahead and learn the actual names for the seasons in French. Lady, let D. It means the summer late day. So how would you say the summer is my favorite season? A massive zone. Let the MIC is on periphery. Where do you go during the summer? Hoover coupon, bond on late day. Last year this summer was fantastic. Lenny down. Yeah. Fantastic. Let it down. Yeah. Fantastic. Unfortunately, he died last summer. Motherhood, small, ELA, more mellow host mom, Elaine Moore, let it down. So it is a masculine noun, meaning any adjective that describes it, such as definitely has to be in the masculine version. How would you say in French, were going to visit Marcy next summer? News alone, visit a mask say lithic portion. Lose along visits Marcy, later portion. So we've had in this lesson so far, let's say zone, which means the seasons. Season, season. And let d means the summer. How would you say in French? I would like to go to France before the summer. You voted hazily on force. I've only they would raise any on false. I've only t. 66. 130d - en été: How would you say in French? I spent the summer abroad two years ago. Jay. Jay Jay facility electron J, E, That doesn't last summer. It was very warm. A tissue. A tissue. The summit is my favorite season. Late day emphasis on periphery. Where do you want to go this summer? Overdue, Ellie said that they would elicit the day. I am ready for the summer. You see pipe quality. Just be pipe quality. You can change lengthy slightly and you get on it the only day. It means in summer or in the summer on it d. So how would you say in French? I go to France in the summer. Uvs on phones on it, D is UVs on fonts on 80. We'd like to go to the beach in the summer. News MO on it. They knew that most applies on it. Where are you spending the holidays in summer. Who pass to live a constant liver comes on it. 67. 130e - le printemps: How would you say in French? We always go on holiday in the summer. News alone to show on the news alone to show her my console. So we've had so far in this lesson, racism, meaning the seasons. In season. Season. Late day, means the summer. And only D can mean in summer or in the summer. How would you say the first time we visited La Rochelle was in the summer. And you would literally say, the first time that we visited La Rochelle was in summer. Lap Crimea flag on it de la premiere for good news. How would you say we live in Spain in the summer? News Abby tone on a spaniel on it. The news Abby tones on a Spaniard only t. Everything is better in the summer to a major quantity. Two times a year on a day. In the summer, the restaurants here are open until 11 PM. On it. They go home is C onto where is use caravan twice you only D, layer histones DC on to where she's given twice. The next season is look pantone. Look pantone. It means spring or the spring. Look pantone. How would you say in French? Spring is my favorite season. Look pantone in my season PFLA. Look pantone emesis on PFLA. 68. 130f - terminer: How would you say in French, where do you go during the spring? Over to punt on the move at DuPont on the Pantone. We're going to France just before the spring. News alone fonts, you just have only Pantone news Alonzo phones is you stop only Pantone. Spring starts in March. Look pantone commerce on mass, the Pantone color muscle mass. Whilst we're talking about when seasons start, let's have a quick look at a new verb. Tells me knee down money. It means to finish telling me. Now we've already had one word for it to finish and that was funnier. You can use funnier to mean to finish in any sense of the word. But it's always nice to have options. So that's why I'm giving you this new verb delaminate. The useful thing about funnier is that you can use it transitively, meaning with an object or in transitively meaning without an object. For example, J finito lever. Lever is a transitive sentence because it means I have finished the book. You've got an object. The thing that you're finishing is the book. If you need relief. But you could use it in transitively by saying something like Mongo, funny, immediate, Mancur, Coffee, Nia midi. My lesson finishes at midday. So there's no object on this sentence is saying my lesson finishes and you're just giving a time, Mancur Coffee Nia midi. So you can use funnier transitively or in transitively. The verb terminate, on the other hand, can only be used with an object. Terminate lever. Lever. I have finished the book, so the book is the object. So you can use tell me only if you have an object. If you want to say, my lesson finishes at mid day using the verb delaminate. You can do it, but you have to make the verb reflexive first. If you use the verb, tell me, it means it finishes itself. Itself becomes the object. Non-core to tell mean a midi. Mongo, mean a midi. My lesson finishes at midday. Mongos to tell mean a midi. So if you wanted to say something like summer finishes in September, you can now use the verb funnier or so tell me, for example, they funny onset. Onset bumper. Summer finishes in September. Or latte, mean onset Tambora, led to the amine on September. Finishes in September. Literally that second sentence means some are finishes itself in September. They tell me in on September. The little reflexive pronoun sue means itself. 69. 130g - to finish: How would you say in French? Have you finished everything I do to terminate? To terminate? Or you can use funnier and say at you to finish. To finish. The film, finished at 10:00 PM. Lithium the Athenian of undo the lithium, sit down mini van der. So in this sentence, because there is no object, if we want to use terminate, we have to use it in a reflexive form. So we say that a film set their money, the film finished itself, or we can just use lithium Athenian. How would you say what time did PF finished yesterday? Pierre, a Tiffany. Tiffany, yeah. So with this sentence, you can only use funnier. Because if you use dominate by itself, it wouldn't work since there is no object. And if you use suit delaminate in the reflexive, it wouldn't make sense, as it would mean. Pierre finished himself and say you can only use funnier in this sentence. Pierre, her Tiffany. Yeah. How would you say the summer starts in June and finishes in August. Let's take a funny on Xuan, a suitable mean, unmute. You can use VGA or sit down money for this sentence because you're saying the summer finishes itself in August. A certain mean. And how would you say spring starts in March and finishes in May? The pump on muscle mass a funny on me or look, pantone commerce on mass. A mean on me. 70. 130h - to end: How would you say in French? The film doesn't finish until 530 PM. Lithium new funny badges can tell me. Lithium necessity. I mean, just get it finished like that. I fini, comes down in the columns are the verbs. And so tell mini. Both mean to finish, but they can also mean to end. So how would you say in French, I don't know how it's going to end. You didn't say you shouldn't say back. Come on. Tell me. It has to end soon. I said biophilia beyond two sidewalks. So definitely Libyan to have you finished the letter yet. Using funnier, you can say actually Deja vu, Deja final electron. And using telling me, You can say at you deja terminate. We've put Asia. The film ended ten minutes ago. Feeling I fini, minute lithium Citium in a minute. 71. 130i - the spring: Let's get back to the seasons for a bit. Now. We had this season, but we didn't do much practice. So let's reiterate. Loop. Hand-drawn. Look, hand-drawn means the spring. So how would you say in French, do you prefer the spring or the summer? You look pantone will let the lip and Don Willett, they usually we spend the spring abroad. Wg, new pass only Pantone electron Zhe and habitude new paths, only Pantone electron J. Last spring we went to Italy. Lip and loosens allele on Italy. A nuisance I lay on Italy. So we've had so far Lesson. Meaning the seasons. You didn't say zone means a season. Let d means the summer. On a day, means in the summer or just in summer. Tell me n0 means to finish. Sit down. Money means to finish. If you don't have an object. And look, pantone means the spring, how would you say there is nothing available this spring? Nebulous to punt on this point. So Pantone. It won't be possible before spring. Soon as to how I've only pantheon. Since I've only Pantone. I'm working in France until next spring. You tie on phones because you'd go Pantheon portion. You have ion forms, you'd go pan tone portion. 72. 130j - au printemps: How would you say in French, spring has arrived? Look at HIV. Hiv. You can change. Look pantone a little bit and you get all Pantone. Pantone means in spring or in the spring. All Pantheon. So how would you say, I go to Paris in the spring? Uv appellee or Pantheon. Did you face that belly? All Pantone. Where are you spending the holidays in spring. Who pass to live icons or Pantone? Who perceive who live icon. So Pantone, everything is going to start in the spring. To back to back. Everything is going to end in the spring to the Athenian or Pantone or two bath to terminate open palm. So literally you're saying everything is going to end itself if you use money to pass to terminate or Pantheon. We've had so far. Let's say zone means the seasons. You didn't say zone means a season. Let d means the summer. On a day. In summer or in the summer. They are a means to finish if you use an object with it, so to finish something. So terminate means to finish without an object. So you're saying that something Finishing loop hand-on means the spring and all pantheon means in spring or in the spring. 73. 130k - in (the) spring: How would you say in French, were traveling to Spain together in the spring? New via Zoom on a spaniel and so on. Blue or current on new via Zoom on a Spaniard ensemble on hands-on. In the spring, everybody likes to be outside. Open to them on the MA teredo. Open to them on the M, a tornado. In the spring, we're working in London. And then in the summer, we're working abroad in France. Who Pantheon new Tara young alone, a pre and a neutral ion electron J on phones. Open, a new tab alone, a query on a T, new tab, ion electron J on pounds. I think they're coming here in the spring. You pause, give VN ECO Pantheon. You pause, give the NEC open tongue. Marcy is very beautiful during the spring. Massey, a Pantone, pantone, Marcy, a rebel Bonollo Pantone. We've had less season, meaning the seasons. In season. Season. Latte means the summer. On a day. In summer or in the summer. Delaminate means to finish with an object. Sit down. Mini means to finish without an object. Look. Pantone means the spring and o Pantone means in spring or in the spring. 74. 130l - l'automne: The next season is looked on. Looked on. It means the autumn or just autumn looked on. So how would you say in French, autumn is my favorite season. Lot on emphasis on periphery. Looked on Amazon. Where do you go during the autumn? Over to Bonollo tone. Boop on Download on the autumn starts in September. Looked on commerce on septum. Looked on Commons on September. I want to go there this autumn with my family. Uva, ELA settled on my family. You very easily set automatic math for me. This is a perfect autumn. So see a Turnitin, puffy, see it an alternate pathway. So autumn is a masculine noun. So you say anode, done, buffet. It was a beautiful autumn day. Literally in French, you would say it was a beautiful day of autumn. City. And bozo Dalton set it down. Bozo Dalton. Are they going on holiday? This Alton? One t alone but calm settled on the quantile, on backbones, settled on. 75. 130m - en automne: How would you say in French, I love autumn colors. And literally you will say, I love the colors of autumn. Yada lay cooler. Dalton, Shadow, Lake, Hula, dot on. So looked on means autumn or the autumn. Oh no, done or not done means in autumn or in the autumn. So how would you say in French, in the autumn, I like to go abroad because it's too cold in England. Are not done Gmail electron g by skill fifth toe for a non retail. Oh, no, don't generally are at Tongji. Baskin faith hope will normally there. I think we're going to the West of France in the autumn. You pause along Louis telephones are not on your ponds. Good news along Louis telephones on Autobahn. The lessons start in autumn. Lake Woo Commerce or not on Lake Woo Commerce or not on we finished everything in autumn. News. I want to finish on autorun news, I want to finish on Autobahn. They came to London in the autumn. Is something new alone are not done, is something new. Alonzo are not done. 76. 130n - l'hiver: How would you say in French? He started working here in autumn on autonomy. Eli Como se a travel on autonomy. Usually I go to France in the autumn. Habitudes UVs on fossil Newtonian. There'll be two JVM fonts are not done. Where are you spending the holidays in autumn. Who pass to data consumer ton. Opacity, Wu leave a consonant tone. Sometimes it's nice in the autumn and sometimes it's cold. If a bot or not on a good profile, FIFA. If a bot or not on a gigawatt, if a4. So we've had spring, summer, and autumn. Here's the final season. Leave their liver. It means the winter. Leave air. So how would you say in French, the winter is my favorite season. He their emphasis on PFLA. Leave their emphasis on periphery. Where do you go during the winter? Tuples? Where the viewpoint only there. It was one of the coldest winters in history. Cd, DD, for at least one city than d, d, where d is two. For this one, you will need to know that if there is masculine. So it was one of City day. So you use as the masculine one, rather than sitting on these vastly prefer the list y. 77. 130o - en hiver: How would you say in French, don't forget your winter coats. And literally you would say your coats of winter. Newly bad team on 2D there. Newbie, a woman TO D, where we'd like to spend the winter in Florida. New them all passively there on floor. He'd lose them on bacilli there on florid. So with American States, you tend to use on for n or two so on fluoride in Florida. How would you say winter starts in December and ends in March. Leave out gammas on this formula. A funny on mass. Leave their cameras on this armoire. A pseudo mean unmask. The winter is coming and it's already very cold. Leave out via the jatropha. Leave out the young. A deja 3A4. Do they like the winter? Mtv, they're empty liver. Do you prefer the summer or the winter? Prefer to let the lever. Prefer a Wu lead. They live there. Here's your final phrase for this lesson on you their money there. It means in the winter or anywhere. How would you say in French? I go to France in the winter. Uv on fonts, on either you based on force on either. 78. 130p - vocabulary recap: How do you say in French? Where are you spending the holidays in the winter? Who pass to live a constantly there? Will perceive who live a constant. It's always cold in the north of Spain, especially in the winter. You will fade to show less spaniel. Co2, uneven effect to show for the lifespan you to another. In the winter, we go skiing in France. Unaware. New vase on your ski on phones. On event, new phase on your ski on phones. It's better here in the winter. Semi URI see, another semi URI see on either. I don't like going out in the winter. You Nimbus of tyranny. Is you Nimbus or TIA? Uneven? So in this lesson we've had less season, which means the seasons. You didn't say zone means a season. In the summer. On a day in summer or in the summer. Tell me nay. Means to finish when you have an object. So it means to finish something. Sit down in a means to finish when you don't have an object. So you can use it when you're saying that something finishes. Look pantone means the spring. All pantheon. In spring or in the spring. Below, ton means the autumn. On automata. In autumn or in the autumn. Leaves means the winter. And uneven means in winter or in the winter. 79. 130q - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How do you say in French, What's your favorite season of the year? Get it as its own private label. Any good, evil twin stays on. The second series starts soon, but the last series was terrible. Doozy and stays on commerce began to may lie down. Let me write down the assays on it, detailed blue. We're going to Paris this summer. News alone is about acidity. New Zealand's about acidity. What are you doing in the summer? Goofy chew on it, a good fit to rule on it. They normally, the winter ends in February, but it's still very cold out now. Normal amount leave Athenian male feed to your normal mom leaves. So tell me on February main feed to show 34 months. We went on holiday last spring. New thumbs I lay on MacOS or can tone down a new songs. I lay on my icons or Pantheon down. Do you prefer the autumn or the summer? To low tone relate D. Cleverly, looked on roulette, they would, they like to come with us on holiday in the winter. Would vignette like new icons on either linear or like new on. The seasons are changing. Leases are leases on Sean's. During the summer, I like to go cycling every day. Bond only Gemfile do see charisma. To raise your Gemfile, do you see charisma to leisure? 80. 130r - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What are these friends sentences mean in English? Jamie Lee on Italy, abnormality, Gmail lay on Italy. I've only t. I like to go to Italy before the summer. New passenger count on a latte. Are normally there. A pre new person, Latane, a lever or not study? New pass only Pantone, elite, they are non retail. If we knew pass on low tone, a level of study. We spent the spring and summer in England, and then we spend the autumn and winter in Australia. Apparently there you go, passe in cement or bowed LeMay. Apparently they're UV per se instrument or BOD lemma. After the winter, I wanted to spend a week at the seaside. New phase on your ski on either C2 veneer, new face-on, do ski on either C2 veneer. We're going skiing in the winter if you want to come and steal looked on going common steel low tone. When does the autumn start? Normal mode LoopBack that axial ethyl maple and only their normal mom LoopBack that takes you on a firm may Pantone. They're normally, the theme park is closed during the winter. They are fantastic. Certainly basket news alone on his span you divide, are fantastic. Sit and eat. That's good news along on a span. You The summer is going to be fantastic this year because we're going to Spain. Catchy FAPE on only Pantone. Got you. Fape or known a Pantone. What did you do during the spring? On it? De la has the home on a day. The restaurant opens in the summer. Leave a review. Leave out. The winter was terrible. 81. 130s - 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? I saw Michelle with a woman who looked like her twin. J view Michel Pham assembly as, as human. Gi view Michel Pham Kiara awesomely as, as you may. Where's the hospital? I would like another bottle of wine. A ANCA, potato Sudan is you would haze on car in the savanna. Are you going to hire a car that you do? Wait and watch you. Watch you. I'm learning French, but it's quite difficult. You have polar form, say, may illiteracy difficile. You have polypharmacy. May I say difficile? Whom did you hear? Yet you want on? Key Aviv who don't and you tell everybody to come now, d, to do veneer maintenance at to determine do we need maintenance. I wonder if Marie is coming with us on holiday next year. Jim demands email via new icon slanted portion, GMO demand, CML heavy anaerobic knew Lani portion. Pierre hasn't arrived yet. Pierre Nipah, Sancho, REV. Neighbors onco REV. I'm sorry, but I don't know what it is. You see this early May, June to say Pascal, say, you see this only measuring a safe path. So you could say. 82. 130t - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What are these friends sentences mean in English? Qv and they'll do the good, the antenna. What did she just say? Gdpr has LV tablet or to demand? Zhe the job has elevate in tablet to Newman. I've already booked a table for everybody. Look awesome. Could you more sound delicious? You look Watson, could you manage? Sunday leads to the question that you're eating smells delicious, is you need pad message. The Torah is unique pattern message to TWA. I don't have any messages from you. You've all my wet, you will if you have warm up what you would be foolish day. I'm setting my car. Do you want to buy it? Memoir due to issues that arise? Due to dx equals delta rests on. Let me tell you something interesting. You would write essays that to me is you've won the race. I say that to me is I would like to try on this shirt. Jewelry, wu Wei wu do like guitar. You play the guitar, is to live as setter, basketball, liquidity, Janae, eta cetera. They do meet in saliva set to vasculopathy there Janae, eta cetera ADME. They're getting up at seven o'clock because the breakfast is at 730 kilo. Ohm, Vijay, key loud. Ye who sent it? 83. 131a - la santé: 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 the seasons? Lyricism? Best season. In season. The summer day. In summer, or in the summer. On a day to finish. If you're using an object. Germany to finish without an object. Sit down money. The spring, lip and tongue. In spring or in the spring. O Panther on the autumn. Looked on in autumn or in the autumn or not on the winter. Leave there. In winter or in the winter. Uneven. Now here's your first word for this lesson. Less than t. Less than t. It means the health last one day. So how would you say in French, it's delicious, but it isn't very good for the health. Mason EPA table. Say delicious, missing it. But I like doing sport because it's good for the health. Jim fell do SBAR. Vasco said bone polis on GM feldspar. Vasco said bone polis one T. In English, we tend to say, things are good for my health or your health rather than just the health. However, in French, I suppose they just figured that if it's good for my health, it must be good for your health to. In French, you tend to always say less on day rather than mass on day, or does one day. You can be more specific if you like, and say things like say bomb for mass on t. But it's much more common to just say, say bone loss on the sale bond polis on which you can use to mean it's good for your health. Or literally it's good for their health. 84. 131b - en bonne santé: How would you say in French, I eat fruit because it's good for my health. Humans do LaFree passcode, say bumper last one D is you merge the left free pass goosebumps. Well as on D, it isn't good for your health. Sunni pi bond bolus on t sin a Pi bond polarity. In good health on bonds, on the bonds on day. So the word someday is a feminine noun. So we use the feminine version of good bond on bonds on tape. So how would you say I'm in good health? You squeeze on bonds on t. You see on bonds on day. His health isn't very good. Says on D, Nipah Trayvon, sessile, they need bathrobe on. Unfortunately, she has many health problems. Maloy, who's more elaborate, good problem. This on de Milo, his mom, Ella beaucoup, the problem the Sunday. So you say literally, she has many problems of health. Problem due Sunday. If you want to ask somebody how their health is in French, you generally ask them how their health is going. So how would you say, how is your health? Data sovereignty, common verb AutoZone t. Generally, the people of this country are in good health. Gina hormone lead the axon, the CPE. So on bonds on T. Gina Holman late passengers to pay on bonds on tea. 85. 131c - l'esprit: How would you say in French? The doctor told me that I'm in good health. Limit some muddy, could use these on bonds on a new medicine muddy because you see on bonds on d. It's bad for your health. Say movie. Same movie. I've heard Pierre is in badhealth on medical. Pierre it on movies on T on my dq Pierre it on movies on the bikes are good for your health. Hello, Some bond polar, some tea, leaves, some bone polis on. My health wasn't good Last year. Muslim day, Nipah, bone Lenny down here. Mass on density by bone Lenny down here. Here's your next word for this lesson. Let's pray. Let's pray. It means the mind. So how would you say in French, I like learning French as it's good for the mind. Jim, upon colophons see coxae bone polis pre GM upon older Francais. Gassy bone polis play just like with less on D, which can mean the health. Or in English, we tend to say my health or your health. Let's play literally means the mind. You can also use it to mean my mind or your mind, or one's mind in general. You can say minus play from my mind, but you can also just use less play. In general. How would you say in French, it was good for my mind. Citibank formulas spray, say they bond polar, Let's pray. 86. 131d - à mon avis: How would you say in French, the mind is very complicated. Less play a trick on PKA. Let's play a tape complicated. I think he's lost his mind. Your paws killer battle doulas. You should pause kilopascal doulas play. It's good for your mind. You can say Save on potent spray, spray or say bond polar. Let's play. It's good for your health and good for your mind. If you use the words for your, you'll say, say bomb for doesn t AC, been put on a spray or save on for what? T is a bone portrays prey. Or you can say Save on polis, on T a, a bone polis, pray. How would you say you should open your mind to divide overlay of 20 spray Vu over V over press play. He has completely closes mind to this. In a complete mm, for Mason is prayers to see. A complete mom fell on his player. So see, this is a useful phrase for giving your opinion. I'm one IV. Among IV. It means, in my opinion, are Mondavi. How would you say in French? In my opinion, French food is delicious. I'm on IV Francaise, a debt issues among IV Landry to your Francaise. A delicious. So I'm on IV is just an alternative to using bottom one. So you could equally say, but what Leno get your Francaise a delicious, or even you ponds cool, enrich your Francaise. A dentists use to mean I think that French food is delicious. But I'm on IV means in my opinion. 87. 131e - giving your opinion: In this lesson so far we've had less on day, meaning the health. Let's play. Which means the mind. And I'm on IV means, in my opinion, how would you say in French? In my opinion, Pierre isn't very nice. Mondavi PF need batteries and a Mondavi, Pierre need portray sample. In my opinion, everything is going very well. I'm on TV, too bad, Caribbean. I'm on a V2, V3 beyond this restaurant, in my opinion, is perfect. I'm on a puffy Sylvester home, I'm on IV, a puffy. She sings very well in my opinion. In shunt, take a Mondavi, ancient Thai Deanna Mondavi. This wine is the best, in my opinion. Savant, a Lumia hormone IV, savant, Illumina year hormone IV. We've learned a few different ways now to give your opinion in French. We've had poor moire, meaning I think or in my opinion, literally it means for me, coupons good means I think or I think that you're quite good means I believe or I believe that I'm on IV is in my opinion. There are actually lots more ways for you to give your opinion in French. Here are some of the more common ways. So long one. So long what it means, according to me, so long means according. And they use salon one quite a lot from French to give their opinion. Even though in English, according to me, isn't used that often. That prime y, prime y means, in my view, in Amazon, Luca. Luca means, it seems to me that song blue means seems for mapper. Mapper means for my part. Contact moire. Contact moi means as for me on schema, concern on C chemo concern means as far as I'm concerned, the moon point of view. The view from my point of view. That's just seven extra ways to give your opinion in French. But don't worry about learning all these different ways now. For now, just focus on Amman IV, which means, in my opinion, and we'll be adding these are the seven ways in later lessons. I just wanted to show you that there are lots of different ways to give your opinion. 88. 131f - in your opinion: How would you say in French? Everything was, in my opinion, fantastic day among IV fantastic. To today among IV fantastic. You can change the word moan in the phrase, I'm on IV to change whose opinion you talking about. So you can say a tone IV or advertise to mean, in your opinion, at tone IV is the informal and the formal or the plural. So how would you say in French, in your opinion, is marine ice? At an IV escrow marry a sample. About Harvey escrow marry a sample. Is the pizza good in European? Sqlite pizza a bond, autonomy. Sql lipids are a bond. I bought her IV. In your opinion, do I buy the red car or the blue car? I don't IV excuse. Yeah, ****. Love what your holes will have at your Blue. Ivy as Cooja ****, love what you will have watched your blue. We've just learned among IV, which means, in my opinion, at an Ivy means in your opinion, in informal. And I've got Harvey means in your opinion in the formal or the plural. The word IV. Avi S by itself means opinion. And you can use it by itself to, for example, tomorrow due Monday, Monday IV tumor due Monday when I VE, you asked for my opinion or JB is one photon IV. Jb is due tonight. I need your opinion. So IV can mean opinion. So we've had in this lesson so far, last one T, meaning the health. Let's play. Which means the mind. I'm an Aggie, means in my opinion, autonomy or avoid IV mean in your opinion. And energy means an opinion. 89. 131g - avis: How would you say in French? I didn't ask for your opinion. You shouldn't. They pat them on date on IV is uniform a pad on Monday, but Hy-Vee. You want to give us your opinion? Virtue new donate an IV. We've all nude unable to IV. Would you like to have my opinion? Would like to have one Mondavi. Who do they have wham on IV. I've changed my opinion. John Jay. Jay, Jay, daddy. You just say in French, I've changed opinions. J&j divey. I think Pierre is of a different opinion. You posco Pierre. It then IV default on your bones could Pierre than IV default home. I don't want your opinion. General Patton IV, you know, the Bible tidy. The plural of IV is just about the same. It doesn't change at all. So how would you say he listens to his parents opinions? Elected IV the state down is I could say pound. So literally you're saying he listens to the opinions of his parents. How would you say in French? I would like to hear Maria's opinion. You would write entendre lively, do Maggie, you put array entendre levy, the mathy. So literally you're saying I would like to hear the opinion of Marie. 90. 131h - rester en forme: How would you say in French? I think your opinion is always very interesting. You post-acute on IV, A2, transgenderism is you post good water IV zone. So in this lesson so far we've had less one day, meaning the health less prey, which means the mind. A minority. In my opinion. I don't IV or IM or IV mean in your opinion, and NOV means an opinion. This next phrase, stay on farm. And I stay on farm, means to stay in shape and has the means to stay as we know, on farm, means in shape. How would you say in French? It's important to stay in shape. Sit down both on, don't, stay on foam. Sit down. Stay on phone. I'm eating lots of vegetables because I must stay in shape. Your mom's book called the legume vasculature. Do I stay on phone? Your mom's book called legume vascular, Should I stay on phone? I went to stay in shape this year. You real estate on farms that Danny you vote unless they on pharmacy, Danny PA is going to help me stay in shape of MAD. I stay on for him. Pierre, via midi. As I stay on phone. We do sports everyday because we like to stay in shape. New phase zone. You spell today you pass them. Okay. Stay on foam. New visa. And you spoke to leisure basket, knew them or her stay on phone. 91. 131i - it's good for...: How would you say in French? Marie said she's trying to stay in shape, so she doesn't want any chocolate. Maria de essay does stay on foam. Don't enter the padlock ruler. Math here. D can stay on phone. Don't innovate Bahadur Shah cola. How do you stay in shape? Gomorrah, S2 on farm. Stay warm phone. If you put the word poor in front of SD on farm, it means literally for staying in shape. For example, feldspar, a bump or her stay on farm, fowl do spark a bump or has their own phone. Doing sport is good for staying in shape. Lucia, cooler, Nipah bumper has their own phone. Lusaka, Nipah bump or stay on farm. Chocolate isn't good for staying in shape. In fact, if you put poor in front of any verb in the infinitive, it makes the verb mean for, for example, save on Pahlavi love what you said bond polar available to you. It's good for washing the car. So borer larvae in this sentence means for washing. Three-minute languages. A bone poor upon older Francais. Three-minute languages, a bump or happened. Say, three-minute languages is good for learning. French. Bought upon her for learning. Say to tilt, pour fairly cuisine. Fairly cuisine. It's useful for doing the cooking. So poor, fair for doing. So. How would you say in French, I bought you a car for going to work. You stay in wet, you will have your whose ASD you in what you have I. This is good for making cakes. So you see a bump or fail, they get to see a bone, fat bigger too. 92. 131j - perdre du poids: How would you say in French, today is perfect for going to the beach? Or should we eat buffet? Baha'u'llah oblige, aujourd'hui, a buffet per LAL oblige. Here's another health-related phrase, pair. Duper. Duper what it means to lose weight? Well, let's read to lose some weight. How do you plan? How would you say in French, I need to lose weight? Yeah, beers won the battle Du Bois. Jb is one, the belt Hadoop one. You must not eat chocolate if you want to lose weight. Pamela G. C2 repelled or do poor wound or do they Pamela G, C, ovulate patentable Du Bois. Marie wants to lose weight. Maddy, the Parenthood UPA, Maddie, Roberto do PWA. Pierre has lost weight. Pierre a better due to poor Pierre Dupont. You might be thinking that we've already learned to verb for losing weight. We have the verb mega, MAI G RIR. The verb Meghalaya can mean to lose weight, but it can also mean to slim down or to grow thinner. The phrase pair, DuPont literally means to lose some weight. But you can use makeup, hair, and parenthood Du Bois, pretty much interchangeably. So j Omega t. J Omega t means I have lost weight. And JPL do-do. Do-do. Pwa means I have lost weight. So you can choose whichever one you prefer. 93. 131k - put on weight: How would you say in French, Can you help me lose weight? But you maybe a belt or Du Bois. Who they may they append to the poor. He didn't lose any weight last week. In a bipedal. Do the last man Dann year in APA, but I'll do the last man down. Yeah. So don't forget in the negative, we don't say do, but we say Do, do, do. Rather than Pell do, do. Bound to do was to lose weight. Pont du Pont. Du Bois means to gain weight. Literally, it means to take weight has to take on weight. So how would you say in French, it's easy to gain weight when you eat too much chocolate. Say festival, to ponder the poor consumers toward the Socolow, safe, I seal the Pont du Bois consumer Jay told the show color or because we're talking about when you eat too much chocolate in general, we could use when one eats. So you could say omens to the HSL color. How would you say they put on weight? Is on predict PWA is on play Du Bois. I put on too much weight during the winter. J. Craig told the proper money they're shapely toward the platform, the lever. He said he didn't gain any weight, but he ate three pieces yesterday. Kidnap papyri, the poor may element j top pizza. Yeah. Lid kidnapper. The poor may pizza. Yeah. 94. 131l - (in order) to: How would you say in French? I've gained some weight and now I feel fantastic. A pretty poor mental gym, some fantastic. Jay pre-deployment a mountain on GMOs, some fantastic. We learned that poor rest day on foam means for staying in shape. Well, it has a second meaning. It can also mean in order to stay in shape. For example, if we say poor less, they unfold them to do a feldspar. Stay on for them to do a feldspar. That means in order to stay in shape, you must do sport. This works in the same way if you put poor in front of any verb. Also, the reason why I've put the in-order in brackets is because in English it's optional. So you could say, in order to sustain shape, you must do sport or to stay in shape, you must do sport. However, if it's possible to say in order to in front of a verb in English, you must put poor in front of it in French. For example, you can say in English, I am here to help. But you can also say I am here in order to help refresh, you say is just Vdc for a day, just VCC per day. What can I do to help? Well, you can say, what can I do in order to help friends? You say, could please your fair, poor a day? Fairplay. They literally, what can I do for help? Or what can I do to lose weight? Well, because you can say, what can I do in order to lose weight? Then French, you use the word poor in front of the verb. Could squeeze your fair poor, pelleted UPA, FERPA, petrol Deepa. How would you say in French? In order to understand, you must listen attentively. For compounds to Dwight acuity. Attentive moon. Pool compounds would VE equity attentive mom. She bought some flour to make a cake. A latch stayed life or in both fair and get to a lash. They do left paren for fair and ghetto. So because you can say in English, she bought some flour in order to make a cake. You have to put poor in front of a large state law. Foreign, both fair and get to. The left. Means the flower in French. 95. 131m - pour + infinitive: How would you say in French, were going to the cinema to see a film? News alone or cinema Beauvoir and feed them news. Alonzo seen a map of what I'm feeling. So in English, we could say, we're going to the cinema in order to see a film. And that's why we say, bow, wow. How would you say to go there, you need to take the bus. But he had to have this one the pond all the abuse. He was every bit as one of the point hold abuse. I'm reading this book to learn French. You Lisa, leave hot poor upon holy francais. Usually saliva poor upon holy Francais. So again, you could say in English, I'm reading this book in order to learn French. And that's why we say borehole upon reforms. Say, I'm going upstairs to get into bed. Uv on all bomber metal or the UV on all bomber metro only. We are going to the theme park to have a good time. New xylem opec that triaxial, new them with a new xylem back that axiom. Paul knew them easy. I'm going upstairs to have a Wash. U V on Obama levy, UV on Obama levy. I did it to help you. Julie fit both AD you lay people who they they say you could say in English, I did it in order to help you. And that's why we put the word in French. I am here to learn. Use VDC perhaps pointer is just VCC upon her. So once again, we could say in English, I am here in order to learn. And that's where we say just VCC poor upon them. In this lesson, we've had less than T, which means the health. Let's pray means the mind. I'm Mondavi means in my opinion, at an IV or advertise. They both mean in your opinion? And IV means an opinion. I stay on for him to stay in shape. They are called the PWA to lose weight. Pont Du Bois to gain weight. Then if you put four in front of an infinitive, it means in order to do that infinitive. 96. 131n - 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? I liked going skiing and also it's good for your health. Failed you ski. It will C-C bond plus one T Gemfile do CKY AOC, C-H bond plus one T. It's important to read often because it's good for your mind. You see them both on the Leah through bone, pass crusade, bond polis play. You see that both on the near to one pascals, they'd been polished spray. In my opinion, the food here is the best in the world. I'm a Navy, landed TREC, LMA on-demand. I'm an IV land or H2RA. See NMAC on demand. I would like to hear your opinion. You would raise on total tone opinion, right? On total voter opinion. What do you do to stay in shape? Good Fe Depot has their own fun. Cuvette, Whew, boy, I stay on phone. I need to lose weight, but I love chocolate, so it's difficult. Jb is one. The palatal Du Bois may show color. Dong C difficile. Jb is one. The belt will do PWA, major dollars or cooler. Don't C. Difficile. I think Pierre and Michelle have gained weight recently. You ponds QPR a Michelle on predict one isomer. You post good Pierre, Michelle on predict why. I came here to speak with Mary, but she isn't here today. You see venue is C bar bi-layer. Vic Murray may inhibit see or should we just be venue we see both bi-layer like Maggie may inhibit the zeros would be to make it easier. I'm going to help you. Hello, fair? If I see you have ADD. But only if they're prefer steel UV a day. Do you have an opinion at you and Ivy ivy, poison ivy. 97. 131o - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What are these French sentences mean in English? Isabel duty, PWA, a Zoom song, book whom you GPL due to poor Amazon book whom you. I've lost weight. I feel a lot better. Just hit lava tube. Will have actually Anwar after 90 gestured, love what your hose will have. What Noah. In your opinion, do I buy the red car or the black car? Shows key movie analysts play a low Taylor coated. You may. Lab Crimea shows key movie analysts play a little tail. I quoted you may. The first thing that comes to mind is the hotel next to the C is on the layer applies post some user is on day. They went to the beach to have a good time for backdoor Du Bois. Cattle feed per pound. Told you, what did she do to lose weight? You fail due to poor at two Belgian UPA. Have you lost weight? You ponds because Plato, the PWA, because you pause Qj prey toward the poor. I think I've gained too much weight. C double bond, O has their own phone. Don't you fade the value two layers. You'll see them both on the next day on foam. Don't reveal the value. To leisure. It's important to stay in shape. So I go cycling every day. Newsome Zc Poe, who's a day? Newsome cc per day. We are here to help you. I'm an IV new div unfair for Eddie. Among IV new developed their flipper heady. In my opinion, we must do more to help. 98. 131p - 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 think it's very good. You pause because a table is you pause could say Trayvon. I'm sorry, but I don't know what it is. You see there's really measuring, say FastQC. You see this early major and I say pass QC. I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you're saying to me. You see there's only measuring compound path. So good humidity. You see this really measuring compound paths to go who made it? She is here. Let see. May I try these shoes on? Preachy SHA say show sue, please. Yes, they say I would like a trolley. You've all done. I showed you guys and show you what do I pay with S because you pay is because you pay. I'm going to have dinner here. You may pond Holy DNA EC UVA pond Holy DNA, ISI. He didn't understand. Napa concrete company. Do you have this coating black? I choose someone to Anwar. Having someone to Anwar. 99. 131q - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What do these friends sentences mean in English? Is on Bellevue. Bellevue. They are lost. New pattern. I do the May is ombudsman the thermal new values, new baton and do the May is ombudsman the family valleys. We're leaving at 12 o'clock, but they need to pack their suitcase is under state. Invite you less men down here. Is understanding what you less men down. Yeah. They bought a car last week. Who should belong with a sugar? A sugar along with a sugar. Cool. Do you have long hair, short hair. Don't stew mucus or don't stay mucus. Sophie. Do you dance better than Sophie? Indicate cooler, a set put. The calculator. Is it good day? What color is this bottle? Uv, fair Savoir, I can count, will lose some. You may fail safe whilst I get to count, will Newsome? I'm going to let somebody know where we are. Individual may do some large innovative on my new forms. A layer applies. It was windy out, but we went to the beach, shown by a dairy blue. Don't know, Sean, Sean Dalton said Shambaugh, a neutral zone DO tale. This room is terrible. So we're changing hotels in phoenix set to if in this asset they finish at seven o'clock. 100. 132a - Possessive adjectives: 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 the health? Last Sunday? The mind? Let's play. In my opinion. I'm an IV. In your opinion? I don't IV or IV. And opinion. And Ivy. To stay in shape. I stay on foam to lose weight. Down Hadoop want to gain weight. Parnell and UPA. In order to plus an infinitive, poor plus an infinitive. At the very start of the three-minute French courses, we learned that there is more than one way to say my in French. It depends on whether you're talking about a masculine noun, a feminine noun, or a plural noun. We had mom and me. Well, in this lesson, we're going to learn a bit more about these words. And they are called possessive adjectives. As I said, we've already learned about mom and me. In this lesson, we're going to learn a few more. Here's a table on the left-hand column we have the English possessive adjectives, which are my, your, his, her, one's hour. And there. We're going to see that in French, there is always a masculine, feminine, and plural version of each of these. We've already seen the words for my mom in a masculine, man. In the feminine, and me in the plural. The words for you in the informal, or don't. Take. It rhymes with the words for my mama, me that day. So you use Dong in front of masculine nouns. In front of feminine nouns, and day in front of plural nouns. The words for his song. And say, song in front of masculine nouns, sat in front of feminine nouns, and say in front of plural nouns. So far they all rhyme, mall, map me. Don't that they say that words for my, your, his. The words for her are actually the same as the words for his song, South Sea. In fact, the words for ones are the same as well. Song, song, song, sat and say, can all mean his her or ones. For example, if you said Southwest chew, that could mean his car. Her car or one scar. Mama, me, don't that they see the words for our are not her. Not her. And knew. The masculine and the feminine words are actually the same. But then in the plural it becomes no, not, not new. The words for your in the formal or the plural, or vata, water. So those two hour and you're in the formula or the plural rhyme as well. Not for, not for, no water, water. So it doesn't matter whether the word is masculine or feminine in the singular, you always use not for our or for you. And then in the plural, you say no. And then the words for their R and L EUR, the masculine and also the feminine word for there. And in the plural, or you do is put an S on the end, but it's still pronounced LU. So my is me. You don't. That day his son sat, see her song, sassy ones. Song, say our no, no, no. You, Wu and their Lu, Lu. There, the possessive adjectives in French. 101. 132b - mon / ma / mes: We've seen that mom mom and me all mean my mom is the masculine, is the feminine. And Mae issues in front of plural nouns. So how would you say in French, my book is here. More leaf or ATC? More lever. Atc. My car is red. My gouache, you are a math wet to a hose. My friends have arrived. Ms. A nice Santa AV. Msm is on that TV. My coffee is on the left. My coffee into gauche, Mancur Coffee into gauche. My children are playing football. Misinformed Zhuo food. Meson phone Zhuo food. My pizza is delicious. Pizza a delicious my pizza, a deadly serious. Where am I keys? So meekly. Also make lay. Where did I leave my key? Whisker, jealousy, Macleay, West crochet, Let's see my clay. You're my favorite daughter. To a mathy cleverly. Do a mathy. 102. 132c - ton / ta / tes: How would you say in French? My grandparents live in Paris. Mingle home by home. I beat that belly. Ming home by home. I beat. My brother, is two years older than me. More fresh ideas on the police come one month. Where does own the police? Gomorrah. You are my favorite person. Do you aim at Belsen, preferably. Rosetta, my person preferably. Then we had the informal words for your, which were done that, and they don't. Being used in front of masculine singular nouns. Being used in front of feminine singular nouns, and D being used in front of plural nouns. So how would you say in French using the informal? Your book is here. Don't leave ATC. Don't leave ITC. Your car is red. Gouache. You have what's your age? Your friends have arrived. Did I miss somebody way? These are some TV. Your coffee is on the left. Kathy. It I go shh, don't coffee, indigo wash. Your children are playing football. Is on phone or foods. These on phones. Your foot. 103. 132d - son / sa / ses: How would you say in French, your pizza is delicious. Pizza, a delicious diabetes or a delicious. Where are your keys? Awesome. Take clay. Also, don't take late. Where did you leave your key whisker to LSE that clay? Or if you don't want to use esco, you can say at do they sit at Clay? Who is your favorite daughter? Key, HIV prevalence. Ki eta phi playfully. Do your grandparents live in Paris? As could take the hometown I beta berry. Or instead of using SQL, you can say the IBT Labaree. Your brother is two years older than me. Don't care at this on the police Kumar. Don't flare. I do it on the police Kumar. Who is your favorite person, that person, that person cleverly. Then we learned that the word is for his, her, and ones are all the same in French. In French, you use song to mean his hair or ones in front of masculine nouns. So to mean his hair or ones in front of singular feminine nouns. And say means his, her, or ones in front of plural nouns. So what three things called this sentence mean in English. So lever, ATC, so leave ITC. His book is here. Her book is here. Or ones book is here. 104. 132e - his / her / one's: What are the three things that this French sentence could mean in English? Southwest to a hose. Southwest, you a hose. His car is red. Hair color is red or one's car is red. Says I miss something heavy. It says I need some WV. His friends have arrived. Her friends have arrived. One's friends have arrived. Some cafe, it a gauche. Some cafe at that gauche. His coffee is on the left. Here, Coffee is on the left, or one's coffee is on the left. Sees on phone or foot, stays on phone, or foot hits. Children are playing football. Her children are playing football. Or one's children are playing football. Pizza, it delicious. Pizza. A debt issues. His pizza is delicious. Her pizza is delicious. Ones pizza is delicious. Also sickly. Saw Saclay. Where are his keys? Where are her keys? Where our ones keys. Tesco, jealousy, Saclay. Who has Qj. See exactly where did I leave his key or where did I leave Hercy? You couldn't say in English, where did I leave one scheme? Because you would have to say, where did one leave one scheme? Here. It can only mean his or her. 105. 132f - notre / nos: What are the different things that this sentence could mean in English? La is a fee playfully, LA Safi playfully. She is his favorite daughter. She is her favorite daughter. She is one's favorite daughter. Whiskers. They go home by home. I beat excusing home by home. Added. Where do his grandparents live? Where do you her grandparents live? Where do ones grandparents live? Some friends. I do is on the police Gomorrah, some fire I do is on the police go moire, his brother is two years older than me. Her brother is two years older than me. Again, this is probably another sentence where you couldn't say in English, ones brother is two years older than me because you would have to say something like one's brother is two years older than one. And finally, what would this sentence mean? Cleverly? Key asap person privately. Who is his favorite person? Who is her favorite person? Who is one's favorite person. The next possessive adjective only has a singular and plural version. Not no, not know. They both mean our NADH is used in front of singular nouns, and know is used in front of plural nouns. So how would you say in French, our books are here. No leave us on DC. No lever. Tc. Our car is red. Not for what? A hose. Not provide a hose. 106. 132g - our: How would you say in French, are friends have arrived? Knows I miss on that TV. Knows ME. Sometimes TV. Our coffees are on the left. No, kathy Sunday gosh, no Cafe Santa gauche. As soon as playing football. Not Trophy, Zoo or foods, not trophies. You all foods are pizza is delicious. Not for pizza. It delicious. Not repeat sat, a daily series where r i keys locally. Locally. Where did you leave our key? Whiskey to LSE, not directly. Eskimos have aliasing or directly. Or if you don't use esco, you can say, oh, actually see not likely or not likely. Your favorite daughter. To a trophy, PFLA, to a neutrophil. Our grandparents live in Paris. Know, go home, back home. I beat that valley. No, going back home, I beat a belly. 107. 132h - votre / vos: How would you say in French? Our brother is two years older than me. Not prefer I'll do is on the police Gomorrah. Not her fire at those on the police, come one. You are our favorite person. Doing not Robeson, cleverly, not Robeson. Professor J. Here is another possessive adjective that only has two versions, a singular and plural. It's the formal or plural words for your water in the singular and in the plural. So how would you say in French using this version? Your book is here. Water lever, ATC. What Oliva ATC. Your car is red. Virtue of what? A hose water of what? A hose. Your friends have arrived. Was I misunderstood. Dv. Dv. Your coffee is on the left. Hi, Kathy. Eta goes into goes your children are playing football. Was on fire. The zoo or foot goes on phone. Zuo foods. Your pizza is delicious. Pizza, a deadly serious voter pizza, a delicious. 108. 132i - leur / leurs: How would you say in French, where are your keys? Song vocally. Vocally. Where did you leave your key? Whisker? Will there be less able to quickly see what correctly? Who is your favorite daughter? Key, a primary key, able trophy, PFLA. Do grandparents live in Paris? Esco vocal homebound, Abbottabad, Vogel homebound, I B to D. Is that by your brother is two years older than me. What I do is on the police Kumar. What are those on the police Kumar, who is your favorite person? Key a virtual person prefers a key, a virtual person. Finally, we have two words for their lives, and they're both pronounced the same. But in the singular, it's spelt L EUR. And in the plural it's spelled LEO EUR, S. So how would you say in French, their books are here. Live Hassan TC live Hassan, DC. 109. 132j - their: How would you say in French, the car is red. What a *** live with. Their friends have arrived. Nice and tidy lives. I missed on that AV. Their coffees are on the left. Look cafe Sunday gosh, look at this on the gauche. Their children are playing football on phone or food. Lives on phones. Your foot. That pizza is delicious. Pizza. A delicious pizza, a delicious. Where are their keys sewn locally? Locally. Where did they leave their key? Whiskey is only celiac clay. Until failure Clay. Who is their favorite daughter. Key alias. Alias privately. 110. 132k - nouns starting with a vowel: How would you say in French? Do their grandparents live in Paris? Escalate, go home by home. I beta berry, new gumbo, IBT library. There brother is two years older than me. I do is on the preschool, moi I do is on the police Kumar, who is their favorite person. Key a key, a live person play. Now, hopefully, this lesson has all been quite straightforward so far. It's simply a matter of remembering the words. There is, however, just one tiny thing that I want you to remember. You always use the masculine possessive adjectives in front of masculine nouns. You use the feminine possessive adjectives in front of feminine nouns, and you use the plural possessive adjectives in front of plural nouns. However, if a feminine noun starts with a vowel or the letter H, You have to use more tongue and song instead of. And some purely because it sounds better. For example, Tony's to it and the restaurant. The restaurant means your story is interesting. But the word east-west is a feminine noun. So it should be that eastward. But you'll hear how it doesn't flow quite as nicely. That is, it. Understand. Tony's to our restaurant that has that glottal stop in the middle. So instead, they prefer to say, Tony's to eastward starts with an H, So we use the masculine tone instead of tau. Another example is sonar moire. It they no harm. So now moire it, they know. It means her wardrobe is enormous, but our moire is a feminine noun, but it starts with a vowel. So we use song rather than purely because it sounds better. Sat armoire has that glottal stop. So sonar moire sounds nicer. 111. 132l - Possessive pronouns: In this lesson, we've looked at all the possessive adjectives in French. We've had more mad at me, which mean my tongue. That they mean your song. Sir. Say mean his, her or ones. Not know. Mean our water. Whoo, mean, you mean there? Those are all the possessive adjectives in French. And possessive adjectives are words that go in front of nouns to show who they belong to. My, your, his, her, our end there. What we're going to look at now are possessive pronouns. Possessive pronouns go after a noun, or they can be used by themselves as a way of saying whom something belongs to. In French, each possessive pronoun has four versions. Let's use this table to have a look at them. Down the column on the left we have the English possessive pronouns, which are mine, yours, his, hers, ours, yours and theirs. And you'll see we have space for a masculine singular, feminine singular, masculine plural, and a feminine plural. So let's have a look at the possessive pronouns in French. To say mine. In French, you say Lumia. Let me in Libya. And lemon. Lumia, Libyan, Libya, and Linnaean. Then we have the words for yours. Luteum. Let TN, lithium, lithium. Lithium, lithium, lithium, lithium ion. So it rhymes with the words for mine. Lumia, lesbian, lesbian, lesbian, Latina, Latino, Latina, lead tin. That's the informal way of saying yours. Then the words for His or Luciana, less CAN, less young and lesbian. Lesbian, lesbian, lesbian. So again, that's another one that rhymes. The words for hers are the same as the words for His. We have Luciana, which is the masculine singular, less CN is the feminine singular. Lacey is the masculine plural, and lacY n is the feminine plural. Then we have the words for hours. No, land, leaner, and leaner. For hours. The masculine singular, feminine singular, or identical. It's just the word blue and lab, which are different. Lunar, lander Notre. And then again, the masculine plural and the feminine plural are actually the same. For both. Then we have the plural or the formal way of saying yours. Low voter, level after level and level. So it rhymes with the words four hours, le Notre Dame, Notre Leonato, Leonato, level, level, level two and level. And then we have the words for there's lunar lander, Lily, lily, Lula, Lula, Lula. And again, the masculine singular and the feminine singular or the same, except for the look and the law. And the masculine plural and the feminine plural are identical. So that's all the possessive pronouns in French. It's a big table, but don't worry, we're going to go through them one-by-one now. 112. 132m - o vs ô: Possessive pronouns in French are used in exactly the same way as they are used in English. They can be used by themselves, or you can use them in conjunction with possessive adjectives. Have a look at these sentences to get a feel for how they can be used. So napalm on leaver, see luteum, Sonny Tom only via say luteum. It isn't my book, it's yours. So lutea means yours. Is good solution. Excuses you see on this could mean, is it his or hers? Is good sense of what, you know, what you know, salami n. Is it his car? No, it's mine. You pause. Castello Notre. You pause because Eleanor, I think it's ours. So net value, Mia who's Sunni value Mia, Lumia a hose. It isn't mine. Mine is red. Lula Lula Nipah, DC. There's isn't here. You ponds cooler votre a dollar has to hone. Your particular votre a dollar has to home. I think yours is in the restaurant. So you can see that we use possessive pronouns in French, just like we use them in English. Now, here is a little pronunciation guide for the possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns that we've used for hours and hours and hours in the formal. Because you'll notice that they are identical. Besides a little circumflex accent over the OH on the possessive pronouns. And this changes the pronunciation very slightly. Not, NOT, NOT ARE not means our null. So it's an o sound. But then if you put a second flex accident over the o, we get no. Which means ours. Not know. Naca is our nota is ours. They're very, very similar. Vata means you, volta means yours. And so no water volt drop. The o sound that changes slightly from R to o, or not. Water to OTA. In Notre. 113. 132n - mine: Let's go through the possessive pronouns one-by-one and do some practice with them. So leukemia, leukemia, and libyan all mean mine. So how would you say in French, the book is mine? Lever a Lumia. Lever a Lumia. The car is mine. Lab right to left. When the books are mine, they leave or some libya lever suddenly Mia. Because on mine live what you saw Linnaean language, you certainly MEN. I think that is mine. Your pasco sassy Lumia is you post good sassy Lumia. If you have lost your key, you can take mine. C2 at Bethel, do tactfully DuPont. All MEN. See who's at APL do vote likely. Vu booby Pont, Columbia and I have a black coat, so it's not mine. Jam onto dogs in a value meal. J among Sunni value Mia. I'm sorry, but it's mine now. Just read this early. May say Lumia mantle. You see this Ole Miss, the Lumia Montana. 114. 132o - yours: Then we have the informal singular word for yours. If you look closely, you'll see that they're the same as mine. Except for the M in media and yen changes to a T. We get luteum, let T n, lithium and Lydian. So how would you say in French, the book is yours? Lever. Lever, LET the car is yours. Love what you love what you are. A Latvian. The books are yours. They leave or certainly can leave us only Tian. The cars are yours. Live where you live, what you suddenly Tn. I think that is yours. Your pasco sassy lutea. Does your pasco sassy luteum. I've lost my keys, so can I take yours? Jpl do magically. Don't preach a point. Lettin JPL do magically. Don't push upon the Latin. There is a coffee there. Is it yours or mine? Ed? And kapha is QC lutea, bulimia, Ilia, and kapha, excuse the lutea. Will Lumia. 115. 132p - his / hers: How would you say in French? Yours is blue and mine is red. Lutea a blue. A Lumia. Lutea a blue. A Lumia a hose. Take it. It's yours. Paulo. Paulo. I liked my house but I prefer yours. Jim, my meson major. Like tin. Jim, my meson means you prefer, I like tin. Is this drug use? Excuses shell, a lutea. Excuse to show a luteum. Where's yours? Way luteum, will it? Yeah. I don't understand yours. You income Palm Pilot, t-a, u in a compound path, lutea. My eyes or green but yours are blue. Major somewhere. Maybe some blue mesial, some military ensemble. Then we have the word that could either mean his or hers. Luciana, less CN, lists and lists yen. So once again they rhyme with the words for mine, Lumia, lamin, leukemia, and libyan, and also the words for yours. Lithium. Lithium. Lithium. We have Luciana less CN, less, and less yen. So what are the two things that this could mean in English? Lever a Luciana. Lever a Luciana. The book is his or the book is hers. So remember that Luciana is referring to the gender of leaf rather than the gender of the person who owns it. 116. 132q - his / hers: What are the two things that this sentence could mean in English language? You elastin. Elastin. The car is his, or the car is hers. They leave our song list. Young. Lily has only see on the books are his or the books or hers. Live with you solely CAN live what you suddenly see in the cause or his or the cars are hers. Your pasco sassy Luciana. You're posco sassy Luciana. I think that is his or I think that is hers. Jpl do Macleay don't preach upon the elastin. Jpl pneumatically, don't put your point velocity when I've lost my key. So can I take his or I've lost my key, so can I take hers? Ilia and Kapila, a screw seller, will Lumia. Ilia and cafe, excuse Elisha, will Lumia. There's a coffee there. Is it is on mine. There's a coffee there. Is it hers on mine? Luciana a blue a lutea. A Luciana a blue a lutea, a hose. Here's is blue and yours is red. Or hers is blue. And yours is red. 117. 132r - ours: How would you say in French? I spent my holidays here, but he spent his abroad. G per se me the consistency may elect bacilli seen electron J. J per se me that constancy may say, Listen, electron J. Pierre took his passport with him, but Murray has left us here. I play some basketball habitually. May Maui LSA lithium is C. Pierre. I play some basketball. Haddock Louis memory. Lsa lithium is C. Then we have just three words, four hours. Le Notre is the masculine, nanometer is the feminine, and Leonato is the plural. So they all mean hours. How would you say in French, that book is ours? Should leave Illinois. Illinois to this car is ours. Set my TOC. Eleanor said, What's your C? Illinois on the books or hours? Leave. Certainly no. Lily force only Notre because our hours labor rights, you certainly know to live what you suddenly know. I think that is ours. You pause, squeeze your ball, squeeze. 118. 132s - yours: How would you say in French, if you have lost your key, you can take hours. C2 apparel do that clay to be point on an OTA. Cebu that JPL do what likely boo-boo a point on an altar. We have a black car, so it's not mine. News avant. You invite your own. Why don't need Bella Notre new Zavala in what's your NWA don't see any pattern over time. I'm sorry, but it's ours now. You see this early May silly note from ethanol. It used to be There's Ole Miss, Illinois to omentum. Have you seen hours at your Villanova Aviv who viewed in all your children are playing football and hours of playing tennis. These on phones, your foot Illinois towards you or tennis? Was on phones Zhuo foot, Illinois Tojo tennis. And then we have the formal singular or the plural words for yours. We have low voter, level two and level time, the masculine singular, feminine singular, and the plural. So how would you say in French, the book is yours? Lever, lever elevator. The car is yours. Lava to a level to love what you elaborate. 119. 132t - yours: How would you say in French, the books are yours. Leverage only water soluble to the cars are yours. Live by two? You're only able to live with you at some level. I think that is yours. Your posco Sas Taylor water. Use your pasco sustainable time. I've lost my keys, so can I take yours? Jpl do Macleay, don't put your **** level to JPL pneumatically. Don't push your point or level of time. There is a coffee there. Is it yours or mine? Ilia, and kapha is Quetzalcoatl, Lumia, Iliana, cafe S Casella Voto Lumia. Yours is blue and mine is red. Logo, try blue. Illumina, a huge revolt. I blew a Lumia a whose, take it, it's yours. Penelope, syllable to syllable. I like my house, but I prefer yours. Jim Mason, major plethora level. Jim mummies on major peripheral level. 120. 132u - theirs: How would you say in French, is this dog yours? Is consortia. Level. Is Consortium a level? Where are yours? Who's only voter? Voter. And then finally, we have the three words, four, There's Lula, Lula. Lula. Lula is the masculine singular, is the feminine singular, and Lilia is the plural. So how would you say in French, the book is there's Lula, Lula, Lula, Lula. The car is theirs. Love, I love watching. These books are There's see, leave awesome. Lilia. Say leave, suddenly lose. The cause of as live what you believe, what you suddenly lose. I think that is there's your pasco cell cellular. Use your points. Say Lulu, I've lost my keys. So can I take this JPL, do my clay. Don't put your pants on and do my clay. Don't put your palm. 121. 132v - vocabulary recap: How would you say in French? There are two copies there. Are they There's or hours. Dukha failure, excuse only really know. Dukha Philae escapes only really neutral. That is blue and ours is red. I blew Illinois tried a whole layer, a blue. Illinois tried a whole. They can take it is There's upon her cellular Beverly Ponto, cellular layer. I like my house, but I prefer theirs. Jim, Amazon, major, profound and yet my meson measure Python. Hello. Is this dog there's a yellow. It's good sushi and a ruler. Where are there's some leader who's only live? In this lesson, we've learned quite a lot of words. We've had me meaning my don't that they mean you're in the informal. Some say can mean his, her or one's not. And no mean our. Volta and Wu mean you're in the plural or the formal layer. And layer with an S on the end. Mean there. Then we had Lumia, Libyan, Libya. And let me N or mean mine. Luteum, Latin. Lead tin. And lead tin mean yours. Luciana, less CAN Lyceum and less yen can mean his or hers. Lunar lander OTA and Lynn alter or mean Hours, Logo, level and labeled mean yours and Lula. Lula. And lately, I mean, there's 122. 132w - let's practise - English to French: It's time now to practice what we've been learning in this lesson. How do you say in French? Which train is his? Good time? A Luciana. Good time. A Luciana. I'm not sure if this is my pizza or your pizza. Is unity best to CSU see a map. Pizza. Would that pizza UNC path to cease to see a map Pizza Hut pizza. Does Murray have her passport with her family? Are some pass both have a kid in school, Mary as some passport have again, that isn't Pierre and Sophie's car. There's is red. Sustain a better buy to do PR is Sophie Sassanid bata virtual DPIs. Sophie. Who's who told you it's mine. Keita decrease telomere. Keyboards or decrease telomere. Is this, there's all yours. Good to see a Lulu. Will luteum. S goes to see a roller glue votre. Their children live abroad, lives on phone. I beat the electron energy levels on phone, EBITDA electron J. Your car is big, but ours is bigger. To have wet, you can go on and Miller nota, a polygon of what you may land on a playground. Our house is smaller than yours. Not chromosome a precipitate collect urine. Not from a zone. A precipitate cool level. Does your brother work in Paris? Is good. Don't try via battery is good. What about E? 123. 132x - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these French sentences mean in English? Legal fees, separate. Pierre low fees, sub-L PM. The sun is called Pierre. Katie clay. Clay, a level. Which key is yours? Marie EBITDA, maxi, mesa cell a bit alone. Maddie, a bit messy. Miss a beat alone. Marie lives in more se, but her sister lives in London. Dawn Cafe it a gauche, a Lumia, a third what? Dawn Cafe at a gauche Illumina it at what? Your coffee is on the left and mine is on the right. Preferably not chromosome will allow. Preferably woo, not Thomasson. We'll do you prefer our house over there is jealousy. Macleay don't advise you as you like tin. Jealousy. Macleay don't know what to do like tin. I left my key in the car. Do you have yours liaison from fondue Pierre Zhuo fruit. A Leonato routine is liaison from the PL, 0 foot, Eleanor Toyota, nice. Ps, children are playing football and ours are playing tennis. You don't crust and mantle. The mantle. Do you want your croissant now? 11 do stuff what you said, what you she has sold her car. Not OBE preferably a laugh horns, not for PE, PFLA, electrons. Favorite country is France. 124. 132y - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now are some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases that we've been learning in previous lessons. How do you say in French? Were almost there? Neutron press color on a preschooler? I would like some oranges, please. As you've learned today, these are homesteader who play. You've already the home. She probably hasn't. She told PA yet. Not Elbaz uncle did not tell Python called dtype. Yeah. What are you talking about? Do quite battle to do. Who? Are you going to have a glass of wine? That DuPont I unveil davon. Coupons available bone. If you hurt yourself, you have to go home. C2 to bless, to do our Alicia. See verb. Let's see. We'll do they allyship. They decided to stop smoking because it's bad for your health. But also because it's very expensive. Is on the CD. There's already the female passcode, same movie palace on de Mayo. See vascular say Tasha is on the CD, the stuff I did a few me as good, say movie polis on tea may see FastQC, Tricia. What are you bringing with you on holiday? Cap off to two of x one over Cohen's, Kappa, woo, woo and backbones. Do you feel better today? Tucson to whom you owe? Should we? Does anybody know what Pierre is doing? Good can say till Secret PFA. Could PFA. 125. 132z - let's recap - French to English: Now what we'll do are some French to English recap translations. What are these friends sentences mean in English? Yeah, Paul of Jose may say I C difficile. You have polypharmacy. May sit, I say DVC. I'm learning French, but it's quite difficult that you paid a taxi, that GPA, loot xy. Are you going to pay for the taxi? Columbia command to combine the two. How much are you ordering? New, new, live on TO demand? Basket news alone of icons. New, newly von told the man, basket news alone of icons were getting up early tomorrow because we're going on holiday. Iliac beaucoup, the employee or the Pseudomonas, Ilia beaucoup debris or the student monopoly optimum. There is a lot of noise above my apartment. A lot less sugar book Les may fail issue. We'll read a lot less sugar. Berkeley, male professionally shovel head. She has curly hair, but she prefers straight hair. Uv continuing to have AAC as you scale any portion. You may continue to have AAC as you scale any portion. I'm going to carry on working here until next year. We say per female C. We say per female C. Yes, It's perfect. Thank you. You would write in television. Television. I would like to television, but not evil. Pass on my constantly. Book one Alibaba, money. Why aren't you going on holiday this year? 126. 133a - Articles: 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, my mom, me. You in the informal. Don't pay his, her or ones. So say our not know. You're in the plural. Rule. There. Layer, Layer, mine. Lumia, lemon, linear, linear in yours, in the informal. Lithium. Lithium. Lithium in his or hers. Luciana, less CAN, less young, Lucien hours. Nota, Leonato, Leno to yours in the plural or the former level. Level, level. And there's Lilia. Lilia articles. Now in languages, articles are those little words for the Ann and some in French. They are la, la, late. In doo, doo, doo law and day. Sometimes learning how to use which articles and when can be a little confusing. So I'm going to dedicate this whole lesson to it. The three types of articles are called definite, indefinite, and positive. Let's have a look at them all in a nice little table. So in English, the definite article is the word. In French, you have a masculine, feminine law. In front of a vowel or the letter H, It becomes L apostrophe, and in the plural, It's lay. The indefinite article in English can be r or n. In French, the masculine is, the feminine is in front of a vowel or a H. It doesn't change, so you can use an or. The plural is day. And then the positive article in English is the word sum. In French, the masculine is do. The feminine is doula. In front of a vowel or the letter H, you get duller. Let's do then l apostrophe. And in the plural, It's day. So that's all the articles in a nice little table. You might want to copy this table down and put it on a cue card, because we're going to be looking at them throughout this lesson. 127. 133b - Definite articles: Definite articles. In English, the only definite article is the word the, which in French is lo la li. I've separated the occasions which would call for the definite article in French, into nine different rules for you. So here are the nine definite rules. Number one, same as the if you say in English, you should use lieu. Lay in French. For example, I see the beach in French is, you will oblige. You have, what? Have you tried the cheese at USAA look homage. At USAA, love homage. What are you doing with the car? Cafe to have loved Y2? Cuvette, you love Y2. Number two. Nouns in general. Whenever you talk about a noun in general terms, you should use la, la, or lay in French in front of the noun. This is the opposite to English, where in this situation we would leave out the word. To remember to do this, I always think to myself, can I put the words in general after this noun? And if the answer is yes, I use the definite article in French. For example, I liked chocolate. You're talking about chocolate in general. I like chocolate in general. In French, you say Jim? Jim Lucia, hola. French traditions are strange. Meaning French traditions in general are strange. Later DCM Francaise Sunday tones, later discern Francaise Sunday tones. So you say in French, the French traditions are strange. French people like cheese and wine. You don't mean every French person. You're talking about French people in general. French people in general, like cheese in general and wine in general. So you're not saying that all French people, like all cheese and all wine. You're talking about the nouns in general terms. So in French, you use the definite article in front of all those nouns. Left-hand, say M lymphomas, a lava. Left-hand, say M lymphomas, a Louvain. Life is beautiful, meaning life in general is Beautiful. Levy a bell. Latvia. Vegetables are good for your health. In that sentence, you're meaning vegetables in general are good for your health. In general, not just our health, but everybody's. So in French you put the definite article in front of vegetables and health. Lily, Yuma, some bumper last one, T, legume, some bump polis on tea. Classical music is beautiful, meaning classical music in general, not every single piece of classical music is beautiful. Music, classic music, classic, a bad boys liked to play football. So obviously not all boys play football. So you're talking in general terms, boys in general liked to play football, league epsilon, m Zhuo food. So we use the definite article, lay in front of gas some league epsilon m j of food. 128. 133c - Definite articles: We've had the first two of the nine definite article rules. Number one was the same as the in English. And number two was when you're talking about nouns in general. Number three, likes and dislikes. With the verbs ME, meaning to like. A di, meaning two low data is di, meaning two hate. And preferably meaning to prefer. You need to use the words look, lat, and lay in front of any noun that follows. This is because you're talking about liking or disliking it in general. Again, this is the opposite to English because we don't use the word the, in this situation. For example, I like chocolate. We say Jim, Lucia cola. So when you're talking about a like or dislike or something you prefer, you put the word in French. Jim, Lucia Colab. French people like cheese and wine, left-hand. See em live homage, a Louvain, left home. See MLF homage, a Louvain. I don't like wine. Unm path, Louvain. Jew named Paolo van. Pierre, hates cheese. Pierre, they test for marsh. Pierre. They test the love hormone or TSH. Marie prefers the muscles. My Playfair, Lemuel. Lemuel. So after ME, adore a data stay. Or you have to use the word in French in front of any nouns that follow. Number four. Countries and languages. If you're talking about a country or a language, you almost always use low and lay in front of it infringe. The exception to this rule is if you use on EN do, DE, or apparently in which cases you wouldn't use an article at all. For example, I visited France, would be JVD, laugh homes, JVC, they laugh homes. So we use the word the in front of countries in French. Portugal is a very diverse country. Portugal, it MBE, tiny, they're bought it and PE, tidyverse. I like France, and France likes me. Jim, laugh homes, a laugh horse. Mm-hm. Mm-hm. France is a beautiful country. Laugh. House. It on both BE, laughed at umbo PE. So we've used the word in front of all of these countries in these examples. It's the same with languages. Unless you're using the verb pattern, lay all the words on or do. You have to use the definite article in French? For example, french is quite difficult. Left-hand, say it, I say DVC. Live on, say eta C difficile. Pierre would like to learn German. Pierre would lay upon the landmark. Pierre would write up onto land mon. They're studying Spanish. Is a 2D list spaniel. Is that you did Espanol. Do you understand English? Company Vu, lonely. Company Vu, lonely. Remember though, if you use the word due on or badly, then you should avoid the words look, lat and lay. For example, I come from France. You've young difference, UVA and the fonts. Or I'm going to France would be UV of Hans. You vase on phones. So we've used the word on. So we don't need to say the word for the puzzlingly in about Birdsong lay. He doesn't speak English. So we're using the verb patently, meaning we don't need to say the word for the lever. Lever machine where the book is in Chinese. So we've used the word on, meaning we don't use the word for that. Is you lay a crayon policy is you lay a Creighton pharmacy. I wrote it in French. So we've said on fonts, say in French, meaning we don't need to say the word for that. 129. 133d - Definite articles: So far we've seen for definite rules, number one was the same as the English. Number two is when you're talking about nouns in general. Number three is when you're talking about likes and dislikes. Number four is countries and languages. Number five, I've called on Mondays. If you want to say something like on Mondays and Tuesdays, you need to put the word in front of the day of the week. However, if you want to just say on Monday, in this Monday coming, you don't use LOE. Have a look at these two sentences. The first one uses low and the second one doesn't. Just have i o has the Han Lu DMO should have iOS the home. On Sundays. I work at the restaurant. Meaning every Sunday I worked at the restaurant. Demolish. It should have I or Hester home. Demos. Just have i o has their home. On Sunday. I'm working at the restaurant. Meaning this Sunday coming I'm working at the restaurant. If you put in front of the day of the week, it means on Sundays or Mondays or Tuesdays. If you don't put low, it just means on Sunday or Monday or on Tuesday. Have a look at two more examples just to make sure it's clear. You visit a loose sandy. You visit the Musee lose Sandy. I visit the museum on Saturdays, Meaning every Saturday. As you visit the Musee loose MD, you visit to lose a Sunday. You visit, lose the stem D. I'm visiting the museum on Saturday morning, Saturday coming. So the first one means every Saturday. The second one means Saturday coming. Rule number six. Dates. When you're giving a date in French, you have to put the word low in front of the number. In English, the verb is sometimes optional, but not in French. For example, Francis may live and sees me, means the 26th of May. Newsy alone, loosen newsy aloneness. Thanks. We're going there. On the fifth of July. Pierre. Pierre in a leader. Pierre was born on the second of April. So you have to put the word or the definite article in front of dates in French. 130. 133e - Definite articles: The seventh rule for using the definite article in French is titles. When people have a specific title, such as president or prime minister, you must use law or lay in front of the title if you're talking about them, not if you're talking to them. For example, the president, my comb it along later. Look crazy, don't make it along with their President. Macron is in England. Hello Professor bully. Way. Look professor or bulli. Where is Professor bullae? Because we're talking about them and using their titles, we have to use the word look in front of them. If I were talking to Professor Bali and I said Hello Professor bully, then I will just say something like Munro Professor on bulli, but not Bonjour lip of a cell bulli. So you only use the loop when you're talking about them? Not to them. Lou, Dr. Battle do ATC. Lou Dr. ATC. Dr. depo j. Is here. Mr. President. The President. Mr. President. Number eight is body parts. In French, you always use the definite article or lay with body parts. Whereas in English, we tend to use possessive adjectives such as my or your. For example, you emboss, lay down, resumable horse lay down. I'm brushing my teeth. So literally in French you say, I'm brushing the teeth. Human love, love, love, love, shovel. I'm washing my hair. My siblings see. Mathy siblings say Murray has hurt her leg. The reason for this is because in French, you tend to use reflexive verbs with body parts. So the reflexive pronoun already tells you who the body part belongs to. So you don't need to say the words for his or her or my or your. You just say the, you use the definite article. Then number nine is set phrases. Finally, there are a few set phrases. Use the definite article when the equivalent phrase in English may not use the word verse. So here are some of those set phrases. Lenny. Lenny down the air means last year. So in French you say the last year, Lani down here. And the same goes for last month or last week. You always use the word love in front. Porch in a portion means next year. Again, the same goes for next month or next week. You have to put the word love in front. So Lani portion, literally the next year. Hello, Mason. Alum is on at home. In French, you say at the house or at their home? Alarm is on alcohol. Alcohol. At school. You say at this school? Oh, Type I or Type II at work. So o is the contraction of a plus. So we get all types at the work literally. This next phrase, alarm mode. Alarm mode means fashionable or infection alert mode. A mode means fashion. Alarm mode. In the fashion volatility, Xian. Xian on TV, literally on the TV. Tv. And the same goes for ala hand you allow had you on the radio. So those expressions in French, you have to use the definite article with, whereas in English we don't always, sometimes we do, such as on the radio, but other times we don't such as on TV. 131. 133f - Indefinite articles: So that was nine definite rules. The rules for using the definite article, the or in French. And in French. Number one was the same as the English. Number two was when you're talking about nouns in general. Number three is when you're talking about likes and dislikes. Number four is with countries and languages. Number five is if you want to say on Mondays. Number six is when you're talking about dates. Number seven is when you're talking about people with titles. So you're talking about them and not to them. Number eight is when you're talking about body parts. And number nine, with those set phrases, indefinite articles. In English, the indefinite articles are and some. In French, they are. In and D. You only ever use them with nouns that you can actually count. For example, frogs, stamps, cause, but not things like coffee, milk, or paint. For example. I've created six indefinite article rules to help you understand how to use them. So here they are. Number one, same as sum. If you say an awesome In English, you should use all day in French. Note however, that for Dave to be used, it must be a countable noun. Meaning is something you can literally count. If you can't count it, you have to use something else that we're going to have a look at later on. Here are some examples of rule one. J Ash to you and watch you stay in what you. I bought a car at Kobe and Sean Pierre at Hoover. And Sean Pierre has found a dog. Maggie Madani, the magazine Marie de magazine. Murray gave me some magazines. So if we use the word in English, then you can use on or in French and in front of masculine nouns. Even in front of feminine nouns. In English, we use the word or an, and we use the word n in front of words that start with a vowel. In that last example, we had Mary Madani, the magazine. So magazines are things that you can count. So you can say the magazine. 132. 133g - Indefinite articles: The first indefinite article rule was the same as our awesome in English. Rule two is not with jobs. In English, you tend to use an indefinite article when you talk about what you do for a living. However, in French, you don't put anything. For example, is you see Professor. You see professor. I am a teacher. So in English we say I am a teacher, but in French you just say I am teacher. You see Professor pierre amid some PA, image son. Pierre is a doctor. So again, you don't say is a doctor, you just say is Dr. Maggie? Maggie trochanters. Marie wants to be a singer. So again in French you to say Marie wants to be single. Vertex, shown to use rule number three is if sum is possible. Now this rule is more to do with the use of day rather than the use of or even. Sometimes in English, we don't always have to say some. But that isn't the case in French. If it's possible to say the word in English and the noun is plural countable noun. Then you have to put a day in front of it in French. Just in case you were wondering what an uncountable noun is, think of the word flower, spelled FLO, you are, you can't count flowery, can't say one flower to flowers when you're talking about FLO, our flower. But let's have a look at some examples of this rule. In English. You can say he sent me flowers, but it's possible to say he sent me some flowers. In English, the word sum is possible, meaning in French, you have to use day. In my own way. They flew, in my own way. They flare. They gave me sweets. Well, it's possible to say they gave me some sweets. In French. You have to say il mondo in the bone, bone. Donate the bone, bone. There are goats in the field. Well, you could say there are some goats in the field. In French, you have to say Ilia, they share for donor Shawn. Ilia, they share for donor Shawn. She brought biscuits with her. Again, it's possible to say she brought some biscuits with her because the word sum is possible. You have to use day in French. A lap of t dB square of L app of TDB scree. Abigail, I have questions. Well, you could say I have some questions. In French. You say JDK, Stephen, Jay, they can stay on. My uncle sells cars. Well, you could say my uncle sells some cars in French. You have to say mono, von, they watch you. Monarch Lavon, they watch you. I see cockroaches everywhere. Well, you could say, I see some cockroaches everywhere. In French you have to say, is you have what Descartes far. You've, why the kapha back to. 133. 133h - Indefinite articles: We've had three indefinite article rule so far. Number one was the same as an awesome in English. Number two was not with jobs mini. You don't use the word when talking about your job in French. Number three was if the word sum is possible in English. Number four is the negative du. If a sentence with an indefinite article becomes negative, the day becomes just do with no article at all. In French. The combination of path do means not any. So let's have a look at how these sentences change when they turn negative. J in banana. Banana, I have a banana. If we make this negative, it becomes you need Pat. Buchanan is unique path to banana. I don't have any bananas, so we just use the phrase due to mean not any issues you need. Pat, do Bannon. Have a look at this question and answer the question. We have the word on, we have the indefinite article. But in the answer, we have just pat, do at you and shout at you and Sean. No, you need pollution. No unique position. That means do you have a dog? No, I don't have a dog. So in the question, we have the indefinite article at you and Sean, do you have a dog? But in the answer in French, no unique pollution, no unique position. There's no indefinite article. Even though in English, we do say, I don't have a dog. In France, you have to say, I don't have any dog. Unique path, the shell, Iliadic back to Iliadic, back to, there are flowers everywhere. So it's a positive statement. So we say day Ilia, back to there are some flowers everywhere. In the negative, it becomes in the iPad, the ISI, in their bad flu, I see there are no flowers here. So the day becomes do in the negative in the iPad flurry, C, j in keystone. Keystone. I have a question. In the positive. It's even kissed John Jay incus John, I have a question. In the negative. We say there's unique pedestrian because you need pad question. I don't have any questions. So it becomes do you need paddock question? The only exception to this rule is whenever you use the verb, meaning to be after the verb eta, in the negative, you can use the words are doing all day. For example, Sunni and Shia. Sunni pass on Sean, save and share. It isn't a dog, is a cat. I'm ghetto Naples and unimodal. And ghetto neighborhoods and unimodel. A cake isn't an animal. Some path, the monster. In the monster. They aren't monsters. Or literally they aren't some monsters. In the soft palate animal. Bodies, unimodal Zoho. They aren't dangerous animals. Literally. They aren't some dangerous animals. Other than with the verb eta in the negative, you don't use the indefinite article in French. 134. 133i - Indefinite articles: We've had for indefinite article rules. Number one was, you use it the same as the words are an awesome in English. Number two was that we don't use the indefinite articles with jobs. Number three was if the word sum is possible in English. And number four is the negative. Rule. Number five is due expressions. There are a few expressions that you never use day with. You simply say do instead. And these expressions include this one to this one due to need of v du Bois, home leader. To fancy beaucoup do beaucoup do. A lot of told him told him too much or too many? Police, the police, the more one to one, the less or fewer. If you use a singular noun after these expressions, it's fine to use the words or in. But if the noun is plural, don't use, they just use do. For example, JB is one, doing what you want. Do invite you. I need a car, j plus one. J plus one. I need some flowers. In this instance, it's an exception to the rule that says, if Some as possible in English, you have to use it in French, because after the phrase, there's one. Do you never use day? You always just use do if the noun is plural. So JB is wonderfully, I need some flowers. Literally it means I have need of flowers. Gmv than Cathy. Gmv, Dan cafe. I fancy a coffee. J on V, the bone bone. Gm vi the bone, bone. I fancy some sweets. So after I've worked on veto, you don't use date, you have to stick with do. So. J of V, bone, bone. I fancy some sweets. In your book, could watch UFC. Ilia book could watch Uri, see. There are a lot of cars here. Electrode the best songs they see. Toward the best on the sea. There are too many people here. So with those expressions in French, you just use do instead of day. 135. 133j - Indefinite articles: We've had five of the six indefinite article rules. Now, rule number six is adjective upfront. If a noun as an adjective in front of it, and it's in the plural. Instead of using day, you just use do. For example, Marie, other bonds on phone. Mallory other bonds on phone. Murray has good children. The word bomb goes in front of the noun and it's in the plural. We use the word do. Rather than saying Maggie. Day bonds on phone. We say Mary or do bonds on phone. Pierre, adiposity, PA, PA, or the PDPA. Pierre has small feat. Because the word small in French goes in front of the noun, and in this sentence is in the plural. We don't say Pierre de PDPA. We say Pierre adipic TPA. I've evil dot like a stone. Like a stone. Do you have any other questions? So because the word auteur comes in front of the noun, and in this sentence is in the plural, we use rather than d. So we didn't say Aviv who? They are like a stone. We say Aviv who don't take STR. Do you have any other questions? So that's six rules for using the indefinite articles in French. Number one was the same as R and, or some in English. Number two, not with jobs. Number three, if the word sum is possible in English with plural countable nouns. Number four, negative. Number five, where those expressions. And number six is if you place the adjective upfront in front of the noun and it's in the plural when you use do rather than day. Now, as I write all these rules, I've got smacked myself by how many there are. But this is just a reference list view. I don't expect you to remember them all by heart. In fact, I can't believe I knew all of these rules myself as I never physically sat down and learn them all in one go. I learned them as I went along. And that's what we've been doing in the three-minute French courses. We've been learning these rules one at a time, sporadically here and there. So you probably knew quite a few of them subconsciously and would have used them correctly without thinking. But these lists I'm giving you now are, as I said, for you to use as a reference. Should you ever think? How do I say this again? So what you can do is write the rules down on a cue card that you can use at a later date if you ever need to clarify anything. 136. 133k - Partitive articles: Positive articles. In English, we don't really have a positive article, although we often use the word sum or any Instead. What it is, is an article used in front of an uncountable noun, such as sugar, coffee, look, soup, flower, salad. In French, there are three forms, do, doula and day. And more than anything, the positive article is found in front of food and drink nouns. I've broken down the usage of positive articles in French into four little rules. Rule one, uncountable food and drink. The positive article, do, doula. And day, is used in front of food and drink items that you can't count. That cluster is uncountable nouns. Or if you're only eating some of something that you can count. Countable nouns. A little tip for working out whether something is countable or uncountable is to put an indefinite article so the words or n in front of it. If it doesn't sound right, it's uncountable. So you use a positive article in front of it in French. For example, I would like a milk. It doesn't sound right. So in French you would say, because you do lay, meaning I would like some milk. Milk is an uncountable noun because you can't say Oh milk. Secondly, if you put the word some in front of a noun and it gains an S on the end. It's a countable noun. So you should use the plural indefinite article, date with it. For example, I would like some biscuits. So the word biscuit gets an S on the end when you put the word sum in front of it. In French, therefore, you would say, You've, would, you put db scary to me and I would like some biscuits, but then I would like some wine. You don't say I would like some wines if you just want a bit of wine. So you would say in French, you vote array, do van, you would hide Yvonne. Here are some examples of the positive article in use in French. Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay, the last two. I ate some soup. J play the last cell, add j play the last salad. I had salad. Or literally I had some salad. New Boulogne, the lag less Nouveau long delay glass. We want some ice cream. Zhongdu, Poisson Nevada de pneumonia. Don't do poisson Lavon ready? We eat fish on Fridays. Jb is one the brow. Do Lu Bu Suan the Guadalupe. I need to drink some water. Now, you may be wondering, because I know I was when I first learned about positive articles at university. If the positive article is used with uncountable nouns. Why is there a plural day? Well, this is really the indefinite article, but sometimes in English, there are uncountable nouns that are actually countable in French. For example, in English, spinach is uncountable. You can't say, I want a spinach. You say I would like some spinach. But in French, API now is countable. So you say in French, you would lay these epi now, you will die happy now. But in English we say, I would like some spinach. In French, it literally means I would like some spinach is, as you voted, aid is a pinna. 137. 133l - Partitive articles: The second rule for positive articles is uncountable nouns. I suppose I could have just brought the first and the second rules together because they are both concerned with countable and uncountable nouns. If you can't count something, you can't put the word in front of it. Then you use the positive article in French. For example, Aviv who do Lao-jun, Aviv who did on John? Do you have any money? So the word money is clusters and uncountable noun because you can't say our money. Abby. Do Lao-jun, do you have any money? Pierre, adolescence. The last Sean's. Literally this means p has look or Pierre has some loop, which means in English PA is lucky. Pierre, adolescence. Liaison for a while, do I spay leads on phone, draft Ofwat, how do I stay? Children must have respect or literally children must have some respect. So you can't say respect. And that's because respect is an uncountable noun. So we use the positive article in front of it. Rule number three is use do in the negative. Now, if a sentence with a positive article becomes negative, the doula or day becomes just do with no article at all. The combination of Pat do means not any. So let's have a look at how positive sentences using the positive article become negative. J. J means I am lucky, or literally I have look in the negative changes to a patent, does Sean's, Janae Patterson's? I don't have any look. Plenty. Who do you sue clear? Plenty. Who do silica? Do you take sugar? Or do you take any sugar? In the negative that will become null region pump pad does to know Jim pump out these to do Sue Clark becomes sukha. Hello. Hello. Is there any water in your paddle, in the puddle? There isn't any water. So in the negative, the positive article just becomes do. The only exception to this rule is whenever you use the verb, meaning to be after the verb editor, you can use the words do, doula, and day in the negative. For example, soon a paddle, IVR and Nipah do lie beyond. It isn't meat. Notepad you cafe, Sydney Padua cafe. It isn't coffee. Snip EDU Day Cafe, snippet. You said you cafe. It isn't t it's coffee. 138. 133m - Partitive articles: The fourth rule for the positive article in French is for special expressions. We can call them the expressions. So there are four expressions that you can never use. Do, doula or day with. You simply just say do instead. These expressions are both one, do I have what does one do? Which means to need? Literally, it means to have need of avow on veto of wow, home video means to fantasy. Beaucoup. The beaucoup do means a lot of total. Total means too much or too many. So you always put the noun straight after the due, and you don't change it to do, doula or day. So that's the four rules for the positive articles in French. Let's have a recap of all those rules that we've been doing for the three different articles. Firstly, the nine definite rules. Number one, you use the definite article, look, lat, and lay, meaning the same as we use in English. Number two, you use the words in French when you're talking about something in general. Number three, you use the word in French when you're talking about likes and dislikes. Number four, you use the words for the French in front of countries and languages, except when you use the words due to say where you're from. On to say in a language or in a country, or badly, to say you're speaking the language. Number five, if you want to say on Mondays and Tuesdays are on Wednesdays, for example, you have to use the word that in front of the day of the week. So you say Lula for on Mondays. Number six, when you're giving a date in French, you have to use the definite article. Number seven. When you're talking about somebody by their title, then you have to use the word the in front of that title. Number eight, you use the definite article in front of body parts. And then number nine was that group of set phrases that use the words look, lap, or lay. Then we have the indefinite rules. The indefinite articles were the words or day, meaning an awesome. The first rule is that you use them in the same way as we use are an awesome in English. Number two, you don't use them with jobs. Number three, you use them with plural countable nouns if you use the word sum in English. So if sum is possible in English, even if we don't say it in English, you have to use the word day in French. Number four was the negative. The negative, the word day becomes the number five, where those special expressions. And number six, if there is an adjective that comes before a plural noun, you have to use the word do in front of it. Then we had the four rules for positive articles, which in English mean any awesome in French or do, doula or day. Number one, you use them in front of uncountable food and drink items. Number two, you use positive articles in front of countable nouns. Number three, you use the word do instead. In the negative. Number four, we use the word do instead of the positive article with those four special expressions that we learned. 139. 133n - Practising with articles: Let's do a few translations to practice using all of these new article Rules. How would you say in French? I see the beach. You will oblige. You've worked lap large. Have you tried the cheese? Sal of homage? Or homage? What are you doing with the car? Could fit you have a clever to cuvettes Wu, I bet we'll have Y2. I liked chocolate color. Jim Lucia color. French traditions are strange. Let's try this one, says Sunday tones, lead tradition Francaise, Sunday tones. French people like cheese and wine. Electrons say Emily, homage, a Louvain, left-hand, say M lymphomas, aileron. Life is Beautiful. Levy a bell. Levy a bell. Vegetables are good for your health. Legume, some bone polis on t, legume, some bomb polis on a. Classical music is beautiful. Music. Classical music, classic, a bell. 140. 133o - Practising with articles: How would you say in French, boys like to play football? League awesome. Mgo, foot, leg out some MUL food. I don't like wine. Unm value van. You named Palo van. Pierre. Pierre and the distal of homage. They taste the live homage. Marie prefers muscles. Mathy, plethora Lemuel, male, Hey, I visited France. Jvc telephones, JVC, laugh homes. Portugal is a very diverse country. Loop of two gal it MBE tidy their lipo to get it MBE tidy there. I like France and France likes me. Jamie law firms, elephants, mmm, gm, lA phones a la France. France is a beautiful country. Left-hand side, I'm loopy. Left-hand side, I'm loopy. French is quite difficult. Lift can't say it does say difficile left-hand. Say it. I say difficile. 141. 133p - Practising with articles: How would you say in French? Pierre would like to learn German. Pierre would re upon wholesale moon. Pierre would ride upon Carlisle moon. They're studying Spanish. Is that you deal espanol is a 2D less spaniel. Do you understand English? Compound to Longley company Vu lonely. I come from France. You've Yan the fonts. The fonts. I'm going to France. Uv on fonts. You vase on farms. He doesn't speak English. Unit bad, puzzlingly. Your new bow, dazzlingly. The book is in Chinese. Leave, don't leave it on Sheila. I wrote it in French. Usually a three on policy, usually a ketone francais. On Sunday, I'm working at the restaurant. Demolish Zhukov i o has the demo. You try by Augusto home. 142. 133q - Practising with articles: How would you say in French? I visit the museum on Saturdays. You visit lose they lose Sandy. You visit leucine leucine Monday. The 26th of May. Advanced is me. Louvain sees me. We're going there on the fifth of July. New Zealand. New Zealand, Lusaka. Pierre was born on the second of April. Pierre Bourdieu. Pierre Louis de president alone is in more say the president alone, a MLC loop president alone it and say, where is Professor bully? Wally, professor bully way, the professor bullae. Dr. depo j, is here. The doctor, ADC, new doctor, and they found you. It is. See. Mr. President. Ms. Lopez, you don't miss DO Loop. President. I'm brushing my teeth. You remember hostile. They don't. You emboss laden. 143. 133r - Practising with articles: How would you say in French, I'm washing my hair. You Emulab leash of her gym, lovely shiver. Murray has hurt her leg. Mathy siblings. Siblings say lysosome. Last year, I went abroad. Landed down. Yeah, you just use LA electron j is just easily electron j. We're going to paris next year. News along as I buried Lani pushing new xylem is about the linear portion. I am at home. Just please allow me zone or you're just fish anymore. I am at school. You three-cell a cold. Just we are they called? I'm going to work. You. They are tie-dye. You vaso to have eye. It's fashionable. Say Allah mode, set data mode is on TV. Sit on the radio. Say I had you had you. 144. 133s - Practising with articles: How would you say in French, I've bought a car. Stay in what you stay in what you Pierre has found a dog. Pierre. Today on Sean Pierre and Sean Murray gave me some magazines. Mathy Madani, the magazine. The magazine. I'm a teacher. You see Professor. You see Professor Pierre is a Dr. Pierre, emit some Medicine. Murray wants to be a singer. Maggie. Molly, Shawn does. He sent me some flowers. Email on YA. They flare in our own way. They flare. They gave me some sweets. In montane, the mambo, il mondo in the bone, bone. There are goats in the field. The chef or don't show Ilia disheveled, only shown. 145. 133t - Practising with articles: How would you say in French? She brought some biscuits with her. Db square vacated a lab. I have some questions. Jdk is John Jay. They test you on my uncle sells cars. Monomial Yvon, they went to monocular zone. The bacteria. I see cockroaches everywhere. You've why they can fall back to your wide the kapha back to I have a banana. Banana. Banana. I don't have any bananas. You need do Bannon is you need bad O'Bannon. You have a dog at you and Sean? I've evil and Sean. I don't have a dog. You Nick pad is shown, is you need pad is shown. There are flowers everywhere. Ilia flare back to the flare. 146. 133u - Practising with articles: How would you say in French, there are no flowers here in your path. The flurry see. I don't have any questions. As you need pad costume. You need by the costume. It isn't a dog, it's a cat. Sunni and Shia. Sunni and Shia sit on a cake, isn't an animal. And ghetto Nipah than animal. And ghetto, they pass on animal. They aren't monsters. In the sown paddy monster. A monster. They aren't dangerous animals. In the somebody. Then he moved on Java. In the song Pat, did any mood andro, I need a car. Jb was wondering what you usually use one, do you invite you? I need some flowers. Jb was wonderfully. Wonderfully. I fancy a coffee. J1 visa and Kathy GMV, than coffee. 147. 133v - Practising with articles: How would you say in French, I fancy some sweets. Gmv, the bone, bone. Gmv, the bone bone. There are a lot of cars here in a book called The material is C book who did what serially see. There are too many people here toward the bethany, see it at all. The persons you see. Marie has good children. Now here are the bones on-farm. Mallory, other bonds on phone. Pa has small feat. Pierre, Adobe, TPA. Tpa. Do you have any other questions? At two dots? Like I still don't like esteem. I ate some soup. Jay, Jay. Jay, Jay. I had salad. The last, I'll add j played the last solid. We want some ice cream. New Rolando eyeglass. Knew who long black glass. 148. 133w - Practising with articles: How would you say in French, we eat fish on Fridays. No more Zhongdu question, live on ready. Pneumonia Gandhi Poisson, live on ready. I need to drink some water. Jb was wondering, Wow, below. You ever wondered why the loo? I would like some spinach. You have would hide is epi now, you've already subpoena. You have any money. Zhong Guo, Zhong. Pierre is lucky. Literally Pierre has look at the last tones. Pierre de las John's children must have respect liaison for DWI of Ofwat. Do you pay less on phone? Draft have wow, do SP I'm lucky. Or literally I have look. J, the last Jones. Jones. I'm not lucky. Literally. I don't have any look. As you need Patterson's unit that Duchamp's. Do you take sugar quantities? You plenty. 149. 133x - Countable nouns: How would you say in French? I don't take sugar. Palm pad this UCLA. You implant that, this u. Is there any water? Yeah. Hello. Yeah, till the loop. There isn't any water. In the iPad. In the iPad though. It didn't meet sunni paddle-like beyond need pad. The lie beyond. It isn't coffee. Coffee, Sidney Padua cafe. It isn't t. It's coffee. Sunni pad. You said you coffee. Sunni pad, you said you Kathy. Countable nouns. I've spoken quite a bit about countable and uncountable nouns in this lesson, just to make sure it's clear as to what they are. Here's a little comparison. Just to remember that you can count countable nouns, but you can't count uncountable nouns. So let's have a look at some countable nouns. In English. Potatoes, copes, coins, books, clocks, houses, televisions, tables, chairs, clouds, bottles, leaves, trees, pictures, photos, Windows, frogs. So all of those are things that you can count. You can say one cloud to clouds, one house, two houses, one frog to frogs. Then let's have a look at some uncountable nouns. Sugar, milk, water, mood, soil, air, syrup, source, respect, look, paper, paint, salt, beef, flower, ice, sand. So you can't count those. You can't say one mod two modes or one air tubes as they're things that you can't count. And so that's the difference between countable nouns and uncountable nouns in English. 150. 133y - Countable vs Uncountable: Countable nouns. There are some nouns that can be both countable and uncountable depending on how you use them. For example, chicken. If you're talking about whole chickens, you can count them. One chicken to chickens, some chickens. But it can also be uncountable. Some chicken, for example, which means a little bit of chicken. A trick to see whether in French you should put do, doula or day in front of a noun is to put the word sum in front of it in English. If the noun gains and S then use day DES as the word for sun. If the noun doesn't gain an S in English, then use doo, doo or doula as the word for sun. For example, some chicken would be du Palais, but then some chickens would be, they play. Let's have a look at some nouns that can be countable and uncountable. So we've already had chicken. When it's countable. You can say some chickens, uncountable, some chicken cheese, where you can say some cheeses for different sorts of cheese. Or if it's uncountable, you can say some cheese when it's talking about just a bit of cheese. Ice cream. While you can say some ice-creams when you're talking about more than one ice cream. Or you can say some ice-cream. When you just want a bit of ice cream. Cabbage countable, you could say some cabbages for whole cavities. But if you just want a bit of coverage, you can say some cabbage and then it's uncountable. Lettuce. You can say some lettuces or some lettuce. The same with cauliflower, some cauliflower ears, some cauliflower and lamb. If you're talking about whole lambs or lambs in a field, you can say some lambs. But if you're talking about just a bit of lamb to eat, you can say some lamb. So those are some nouns that can be both countable and uncountable in English. Now let's have a look at what happens to French nouns when you change what sort of article you put in front of them, will have a look at this table, which has indefinite articles on the left, definite articles in the middle, and positive articles, right? So you can see the difference. You might want to write this table down and then fill it in as we go through it. So firstly, we have chicken. Now, I'm going to be using the plural indefinite articles for all of these, not the singular. If it were the singular, you would just say ampullae or chicken, but I'm going to be using it in the plural. So you can see the differences between the countable and uncountable nouns. So indefinite we have, they play, they play. Meaning some chickens. Definite. We have looked a, look Pooley, the chicken. And as a positive, we have a duopoly, du Palais, some chicken. So you can see the difference between the indefinite Dave Pooley, some chickens, that's a countable noun. And then duplicate, duplicate in a positive, that's some chicken, that's an uncountable noun. Then we have cheese. Indefinite, it goes deaf, whole marsh, deaf homage, some cheeses. Definite, homage, love hormone or TSH, the cheese. And then partitive to do homage. Do for mash some cheese. If you want a variety of Jesus, you can say def homage. If you just want a bit of cheese to eat, you can say, do farmers ice-cream. We have the glass. The glass in the indefinite article, meaning some ice creams. Lag glass. Lag glas means the ice cream. And in the partitive, do like glass. Do like glass. It means some ice-cream. If you're offering some ice cream to someone, you can say lag glass or you want some ice cream, then we have cabbage. So in the indefinite we have the shoe, the shoe some cabbages. In the definite article column, we have, Let's Shu, Shu, meaning the cabbage. And then in the positive it goes Du Shu. Shu, some cabbage. Lettuce goes, they let you, let you, for some lettuces. In the definite article column, it goes Lully, Lully to the lettuce. And then in the positive duality, duality to some lettuce. Then colored flowers. We can have it in the indefinite article and it would be the shoe flare. The shoe flare, some quality flowers in the column, Shu, Shu flow, the cauliflower. And then in the positive column, do shoe flare, flare, some cauliflower. And then we'll look at one more lamb. So in the indefinite article, we can say this, I knew this, I knew, which means some lambs. Then where the definite article, we can say land new, land, new, meaning, the lamb. And then in the positive, we can say doula, new. Doula, new, meaning some lamb. 151. 133z1 - Recap of the article rules: That was a lesson all about using different articles in French. We had the nine definite article rules. Remember the definite articles in English? Other words, the French, other words lat and lay. Number one was the same as the English. Number two is when you're talking about something in general. Number three is talking about likes and dislikes. Number four is when you're talking about countries and languages, except for if you use the word to mean from on or badly. Number five, if you want to say on Mondays or on Tuesdays or on Wednesdays, you put the word look in front of the day of the week. Number six was when you're talking about dates. Number seven was when you're talking about somebody by their title. Number eight is you have to use the definite article with body parts. And number nine was that group of set phrases that uses look, lat, and then the six indefinite rules. Well, the indefinite articles in English where our song in French, they are in and day. So the first rule is that it's the same as sum in English. Rule two is you don't use it with jobs. Number three, you use the indefinite articles with plural countable nouns if you can use some in English, the word sum is possible. In English, you have to use day in French. Number four was the negative du. So that's when you have a negative Frazier use instead of day. Number five, where those expressions that use do rather than day. And number six is you use do If the adjective comes before a plural noun in French. And then we had the four partitive article rules. And I said we don't really have positive articles in English, but we do use the words any awesome. But in French they do, doula and day. The first rule is that we use positive articles in front of uncountable food and drink items. Number two was that we used the positive article in front of uncountable nouns in general. Number three was that we use the word do in the negative instead of do, do, laugh or day. And then number four, where those for special expressions that use the word do instead of the positive article. 152. 133z2 - 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? I go to my uncle's house on Sundays. Uv, shame on you, shame on, on clue, Redeemer wash. I ate some soup. Gmo, gmo, j loop. We're going to have some ice cream. News alone, Ponto do like glass. News alone, pound gorilla glass. I like cakes. Jim Liga to Jim legato. There's a bottle of wine on the table. Ilia in Bhutan. The van through I'll let w iliac UNITAID advanced through a lot tabular. I have less ice cream than Pierre. Jim one, the Glasgow Pierre Jim one, the Glasgow Pierre. Marie ate the cake. Mallory emoji, you get to marry emoji. Look at two. I ate salad yesterday. Is MOZ the last Volodya. Gmo j, the last Allied. Yeah. I don't have a car. You need pad right here. You need bad what you do, you want to buy some books? Do they deliver? Will leave. They leave. I need some water. Jb is one though. Jb is wonderful. I'm looking for some mortar. You chefs do, you do? There aren't any eggs. In the iPad. In the iPad. He gave me some money. In Madonna, a doula in my donate do lounge on. I have some coffee here for you. Jg cafe, EC patois. You Kathy see Provo. I have some beautiful flowers. J2, J2, bell flare. I don't like coffee. Unm Palo cafe. You named Bello coffee. Do you have any stumps? To the Tamar? Tamar teachers work a lot. Lay Professor Tobias book, Les Professor Tobias beaucoup. There are some people next to the cafe. Ilia Dijon accommodate you. Kathy Ilia, the persons I quoted you, Kathy. I come from the United States. Uvea, digitizing the UV. And is it, as you need? France is very beautiful. Left-hand side. Left-hand. Say there aren't any stamps. Padded Tambora in Tampa. Did you drink some coffee? I do. Beauty Cafe. Iv for beauty Cafe. We don't have any cuisines. New novel, empathic cuz on new novel and the Cusa. I found an interesting book is a two-way and leave Andreessen J2 away and leave our antisocial. They want to see a film innovative field. In one field. 153. 133z3 - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these friends sentences mean in English? You need Pamela G, the soup. Janay Palmer j, the soup. I didn't eat any soup. Polyval for say poly roof. Jose. Do you speak French? Live what to your son? Timeshare. Live bacteria, some fresh air. Cause of very expensive. You need pedal tone is you need padded tongue. I don't have any time. New them only film. Knew them only film. We liked films. Have eye on Al man. You have eye on Al man? Yeah. She works in Germany. Nevada. Nevada, Bill. We don't have any butter. Lesson phone or food. Less on phone away or food. Children like playing football. Days to see oh Jack bone stays to see oh Jack bone. I bought this in Japan. Who they fire. Aviv, Wudi, fair. Have you got any brothers? You in palm Powderly. You Nippon Powderly? I don't take milk. Is take I say Libre. He's broken his own homemade some event at her medicine. He's going to be a doctor. Who do format would give homage. Do you have any cheese? You vanish spaniel and white portion. You lay on a spaniel and what portion? I'm going to Spain next month. Yeah, but good cafes see. Ilia boohoo, the cafe see there's a lot of coffee here. Yeah, Paul of homestay, the pre twice on your polar form, say Dupuytren's zone. I've been learning French for three years. At the treasure levy large, set hands-on. At the treasure levy large. This region has some very pretty villages. Lamaze and get to either g0 and g2. He ate the cake. Elaborate. Elaborate. They do Illinois. He's brought food for us. You guys stayed the left in ADB per failing get to your visa state the law, foreign aid, Uber, both their hand got to I'm going to get some flour and butter to make a cake. Or will literally I'm going to buy some flour and butter to make a cake. Badly and Baddeley. She doesn't want any milk. Lucy's LPA. She's leaving on the 6th of April. Selavy. Selavy. That's life. At emoji. You get to J, you get to did you eat some cake? You see Professor? Did you see professor? I'm a teacher. Delay troponin one. Yeah, till the late Robin, why? Are there any letters for me? 154. 133z4 - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now are some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How would you say in French is extremely warm today? Extreme emotional, should we say extreme or more sugars would be. What's the hotels postcode? Kelly, look code postalveolar. Kill a low-code postalveolar. What could she see? Gua. Gua. I've gone a bit mad. It's just we live in you. And before you 3D venue and powerful. I would like to eat here. You've put the name on GEC, you've moved the image AAC. Is that a postbox near the hotel? I want to send my postcards. In what ole type hydro tell. You vote YJ, makeup, postal, Scalia in Whitehall, atropine, Yellowtail. You will make Act Postal. I need to lose weight, but I love chocolate so it's difficult. Jb is one the pale due to poor may show cola don't C difficile. Jb is one. The palatal Du Bois measure, dollar shocker law. Don't see DVC. Tell Sophie, if you find the key for the room. D as Sophie C22 of lactate bilateral Amber. Did Sophie CBO, Toby like clay polar show him what? My address is? 15 or who the mouseY monitor has a gas mask, say monetarist guns. Who the mass say. I would like to pay the bill for him, please. You vote. Hey Peggy, lady, who play is you want to write? The lady who play? 155. 133z5 - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What are these friends sentences mean in English? Liberty degeneracy. It absolutely fantastic. Looper did agent AAC it absolutely fantastic. The breakfast here is absolutely fantastic. Empty layer and two layers. The home EC. Do you like the restaurants here? Gail Van IV, bourgeoisie, Kelvin, or the bourgeoisie. Which wine did you choose? You've won't let you in tablet portrait persons into play. You have all the rays you in tablet portrait person's evil play. I would like a table for three people, please. Univariant do magazine. You invariant do magazine. I don't want anything from the shop. At today, eyes on the horizon. Do you have any grapes? Do I will bleed the Metro. Metro and you forgot to put a full stop. You in savvy about Ugarte my wet, you will get a my watch. You I didn't know where to park my car. To a new thread share. Today the revenue share. Everything has become very expensive. Moms, you post-scarcity are able. Punishment is your boss could sit there. Frankly, I think that it's terrible. 156. 134a - Cognates - ique: 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? La, la lay? In some do, doula or D. Now this is an exciting lesson because we're going to learn how to boost our vocabulary almost instantly just by discovering a few little tricks. In this lesson, we're going to learn all about cognates. Now the word cognate comes from the Latin word, which means relative. This is because cognates are words that are very similar or sometimes exactly the same in two languages. An example is the word love has a lot of assume, which in English is the reservation. They're virtually identical words in both languages, so we call them cognates. Cognates are extremely useful as they are an easy way to build up your vocabulary. In this lesson, we're going to learn seven quick tricks that you can use to access a thousands of English to French cognates. The first cognate rule is words that end in I see a L or IC can be made French by turning the ending into IQ Yihui, pronounced. For example, magic becomes, magic. Horrific becomes typical, becomes TPCK. So if they end in IC or equal ICANN, they become IQ. Iq you E in French. So how would you say in French physical physique? Fizzy, acidic, acidic, acidic. So in French you have to stress the last syllable. So you say, I see DQ. How would you say political? Politique? Politic? So equal becomes IQ. What would be electrical in French? Electric. Electric. 157. 134b - Cognates -ion: So we've just learned that words that end in the letters I see or I see a l equal in English become IQ, IQ UE in French. So how would you say in French scientific? See on 250k, see on 250k. Toxic, toxic, toxic. The second cognate rule is that words that end in ION in English are the same in French. For example, the tradition becomes lactate. Lactate is in French, words that end in ION are always feminine. Competition law, competition, law competition. The information lymphoma. Lymphoma. So how would you say in French the invitation? Lambda potassium? Potassium. The situation? Lastly to assume less it to assume the reservation. Assume that transformation. Lot transform, assume that transform, assume the opinion. Opinion, opinion. The apprehension that play on soon. Lot pounds serum. We've had words that end in equal I, CAL or IC become IQ, IQ UE. Words that end in ION are the same in French and English, and there are always feminine. The third cognitive rule is that words that end in the letters BLE are exactly the same in French. Or you have to do is stress the last syllable in French though. So terrible becomes Terry blue. So in English, the words will end in April. In front they end in e, blue. Table becomes Tableau. Tableau Noble becomes no blue, no blue. So how would you say in French impossible and placebo. And placebo. So it's able in English. In French, and placebo. 158. 134c - Cognates -ible: So where does that end in BLE in English are the same in French. So how would you say horrible. He blew, oh, he blew. Possible. Posterior blue placebo. Affordable. Now this one changes a little bit. The double F becomes a B. So how would you say affordable? I bought her Diablo above a dabbler. How would you say responsible? And this is another one that changes a little bit. In English we say response symbol with an IB allele. In French, it's a BLE. So how would you say responsible husband sub one, sub sociable. So osteoblast. Osteoblast. Cognate rule number four is that words in English that end in the letters N, T. And it's usually ENT or a and T are the same or very similar in French. For example, important becomes embarked on, and bottom. Decent becomes this song. This song point becomes Pon, Pon assistant as system, a system. So most of these words end in ENT or ANT, which is pronounced on in French. And again, you stress the last syllable so as histone. So how would you say in French different different Home, Depot, Home, intelligent, Zhong and telogen. Excellent, excellent, excellent, abundant. And in this way, the u becomes an OH in French. Are born. Don't abandon. 159. 134d - Cognates -aire: How would you say in French, absent epsilon, epsilon? Coherent? Go home. Go home. Rule number five is that words in English that end in the letters a, RY. So every Becomes Air in French ending in the letters a, e. So every Becomes Air necessary, necessary, necessary. Ordinary over dinner, over the contrary contract. Contract. So how would you say it in French? Salary. Cell layer. So layer, temporary, tempo hair, then pull hair. Voluntary. Voluntary, Voluntary. So that one they use in the English, voluntary becomes an OH, in French, Volante. How would you say revolutionary? I have already shown there. I have already shown there. In French, you get a double n. However, Lucy on a glossary. Gloss. Gloss, they're documentary. Document, the document there. So every Becomes Air. And rule number six is already becomes wow. Or Y becomes o r e in French. For example, glory becomes glue. That is, OI or E in French are pronounced. Glue. Accessory axis, y, axis, where history is. How would you say in French victory? Gua, gua. 160. 134e - Cognates -té: How do you say in French territory? Delhi. Delhi to our story. Now, storied history in French are actually the same word. So how do you say story? So eastward can mean both history and story in French. How would you say circulatory? Cf, glad to see a memory. Memoirs. Memoir. Observatory. Obviously I'll get to observe at twice. Now rule number seven is if a word in English ends in t y, then you change the t to t e with an accent on the E, and then that's French. For example. The creativity is lactase activity lacked faith activity. So all words that end in e with an accent on the E are feminine nouns in French. So like high activity, the creativity, the liberty is Lubac de la liberte. The opportunity, lobe, opportunity to need d. So how would you say in French the originality law? Originality law, originality. The familiarity. La familia de la familia day, the unity, loony day, loony day. The responsibility. Responsibility, the responsibility. 161. 134f - Liberté - Égalité - Fraternité: How would you say in French? The curiosity? Curiosity, lack curiosity. The activity, Lab, activity, activity. This last little cognate maker, the I-T-Y, becomes ITE, reminds me of France's motto. You might have seen it. Liberte egalite fraternite day. That's the motto for hyperbolic Francaise, which means the French Republic. So those three words, liberty, equality, and fraternity, or France's motto, which dates back to the French Revolution. It appears on French 1€2 coins. So have a look. Next time you get your hands on some French euros. You'll see liberty, equality fraternity. What that means is liberty, equality and fraternity. Liberte liberty equality, fraternity, fraternity. Or in English, we tend to use the more Anglo-Saxon words, freedom, equality, and brotherhood. Liberte, egalite, fraternite day. Vive la forms. The left Hans means long live France, vive la France. That was seven rules for forming cognates in French. I see a L, or I see on the end of a word becomes IQ. Iq. So for example, magic becomes magic. Ion stays the same. For example, the tradition becomes lateral. Odyssean. Ble stays the same. For example, terrible till he blue, we have to do is make it sound more friends. So you just change the pronunciation of the words. Words that end in NT stay the same. For example, important. And both Dong. Words that end in every ANY become AIRE. Aire, temporary becomes tempo. Hair. Words that end in Henri OR y become o AIRE. For example, victory becomes victrola. And then words in English that end in TY get changed to words that end in t, e with an acute accent on the E, and they're always feminine. For example, liberty becomes liberty. So I hope you enjoyed this lesson where we learned about the seven little hacks for turning English words into French. If you add up all the words that end in the letters we spoke about, it makes hundreds of thousands of words. By knowing about these cognates and how to form them, it just gives you more confidence to speak. I will say though, that these cognate rules don't work 100% of the time. There will be words here and there that don't quite fit with the rules, but don't worry too much about those. For now. Let's do a little bit of practice with those seven rules. 162. 134g - Practising with cognates: The word for sung in French is Chanson, see, CAN, SON. And it's a feminine noun. So how would you say in French? I prefer the acoustic version of this song. You apply fair lover, acoustic to set Johnson. You apply, fell in love. Acoustic two sets johnson. So we've got the osteon is version and acoustic is acoustic. So that's two of the cognate rules. How would you say, Do you play the electric guitar or the acoustic guitar? You to do like guitar, electric. Who did I get that? Acoustic guitar. Electric guitar, acoustic. How would you say he gave an acoustic performance? In performance? Acoustic. Performance. Acoustic. I would like to buy an electric car. You would either stay in watch you. Electric is you would either stay in whatcha electric. I don't read the classics because I find them boring. Generally, Pali classic, pass gradually tube only you only palate classic pascals relate to unmute. Here's a curiosity. Her keys are here, but her bag isn't there. Human curiosity, say place on DC. Mason stagnate Butler. Was the EOC. Is they place on TC Mason suck need Biola 163. 134h - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French, his concentration is terrible. He doesn't listen. On a TRE, blue circles on a terribly inequitable. Pierre drank three bottles of wine yesterday at dinner. But he says he isn't an alcoholic. Pierre or boo taboo, a divine Yahoo DNA may kill nepa, alcoholic piano be troubled day the one, yeah, Houdini may either DQ in a pattern, alcoholic. Alcoholic means alcoholic. And in French, the word for r or n is optional here. So you can say, in a path, an alcoholic or innate but alcoholic, your stupidity is going to cause accidents. That stupidity, that cozy these actually don't voters stupidly day varicosities accident. Where are the instructions? The instruction. Whose only the instruction? I look for the definition of this word, but I don't understand it. Gesture she'll a definition the symbol, major lack of Bomba, JCF. She led definition, the sumo measure like compound. With three adolescents in the house, there isn't any silence of adolescence allow Amazon in their paddle silicones are vague. Twice adolescence allow Amazon in their policy loans. Children are normally very artistic. Liaison. Fonts are not. Malmo has artistic liaison phone. So normal, more artistic. 164. 134i - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French, why can't you accept a compliment? Lupus, you pass accept date and femur. But Napoleon who pass accepted and complement. The Arc de Triomphe is a beautiful monument. Lack the atom bomb on human. Lack the Triomphe at and Beaumont anymore. It's a typical allergic reaction. Said to you, Hey, axiom allergic TPCK said to you in a triaxial allergic to peak. I found the film to romantic. J2 veil of film TO hormone tq, J2 value thing TO hormone teak. The book is a classic Levi Adam classic Leaflet add-on classic. The publication of his story provoked a lot of discussions. Like public assay on the sun is to provoke a book. Who did this? Christiane Lab public esteem needs to provoke a book called The discussion. Is a very responsible young girl and a Tunisian responsibly. And Zhun fee responsibly. His story is quite comical. That's it. Comic. Comic. He said he has to work in difficult conditions. Lady killed, what have I done the condition DVC elided kid, what have I J not decondition DVC. 165. 134k - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French? There are a lot of possibilities. Ilia book, who do possibility? Ilia beaucoup, the possibility. I don't watch television. You know, who got laterally we see on television. I don't have any motivation for work today. Is unique pattern motif as Sian polyatomic ion should be unique pattern motif STO, bullet type I or should be. My friend was responsible, but he didn't tell me. Mommy. It irresponsibly may map body. Miami. They are responsible. May eat them up by D. You will not be logical to need biologic, wounded, biologic. What do you have in your possession? Catch you on tobacco cessation? Caveat. On what proposition? It's a possibility, but it isn't certain. Set you in possibility. Mason, the past data set you in possibility Mason, the patho. Good communication is very important. Lebon communication. It hasn't bought don't LeBon communication. It has important. I like the tranquility here. Jamie. Jamie, I truncate it AEC. 166. 134j - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French? I see that there is a contradiction here. You've actually at, you in contradicts the only see. You have whack CALEA in contradicts you only see a car accident and actually don't watch you. And actually don't do what you. I think Pierre works on television. You post good Pierre. You post good Pierre. Have I see on the authorities are looking for a man who looks like you. These alternate day. She actually unknown ketose on the shelf. Shannon, keep her song blue. How many nations are there in North America? Combined and assume on MFA could do know combi and an osteon on Amharic do now. I love classical music. You adore live music classic. Agenda, live music, Classic. I find accents very interesting. You Tube this axon presenter Hi song. You're told this axon. And that axon. It was a comical experience. Sedate you next barrios comic said they didn't experience comic. 167. 134l - ation words: How would you say in French? At the invitation of my parents were going to spend the holidays at their house. I leave it as soon as you may buy a whole new xylem posse lever. She's a and in potassium domain by home. News alone, passe liver cost shader. There's a very useful thing to know about nouns that end in the letters a, T-I-O-N, Asian in English or in French. Nouns like declare, concentration. Imagine, assume, invitation, confirm osteon. What you can do with these nouns is turn them into verbs really easily. In English, what you have to do is take off some letters from the end and maybe adequately of extras. For example, declaration becomes to declare. Concentration becomes to concentrate. Imagination becomes to imagine. Invitation becomes to invite. Conformation becomes to confirm. In French. Or you have to do is take off the a T-I-O-N, the ostium from the end of the noun, and then add the letters E-R. So all of these verbs will be E-R verbs. For example, declared, ostium means declaration, where we take off the osteon, add ER, and we get the clay. The clay means to declare concentration means concentration. We take off the axiom and we add ER, and we get sick, concentrate, concentrate, which means to concentrate. So this verb is also a reflexive verb in French, meaning we put the at the start. So sitcoms on a means to concentrate. Imagine, assume means imagination. If we take off the SCO and add E0, we get immagine. Imagine a, which means to imagine, and potassium. And potassium means invitation. Well, if we take off the Assyrian and add ER, we get V t. And V t means to invite configure muscle. Confirm ostium means conformation. If we take off the Assyrian and add E0, we get confirmed me. Which means to confirm the rule is remove the axiom and add ER to turn any AT ION noun into a verb in French. So how would you say in French? He always humiliate me. Emily, to show it to you. So humiliation is the noun. We remove the Asian and add ER to make the verb meaning to humiliate. The good thing about all of these E-R verbs is that they're all regular. So he always humiliates me. 168. 134m - forming verbs from nouns: How would you say in French, don't humiliate me in front of my child. Knowingly pad of Oman on phone, mediate, but the vomer non phone. I think Sophie is trying to humiliate me. Your pasco Sophie essay, the Mimi a japonica Sophie essay, the media. Who motivates you? Heat the more TV, remote TV. If you are motivated, you can do it. C2e motivate tuple affair. Cfos that motivate boo-boo vail affair. When I'm motivated, I managed to do things consciously motivate affair. This shows consciously motivate GRE if I felt this shows. Can you confirm the reservation, please? But you compare me to play a boo boo play. The hotel hasn't confirmed reservation. Napa comfy or may not have heard of SEO. Napa convey or may not have Sebastian. He has to confirm the information here. And information French tends to be a plural noun. In the buck converter may listen for methionine. See? You do I compare me? Listen for massive MSC. 169. 134n - Practising with ation: How would you say in French? Sophie has just confirmed that she's going to be here soon. So the under confirm me give that a try ECB onto Sophie. The other compound may kill the X-ray CBN to who invited you? Keita and VT. Keep with our MVT. Michelle didn't invite her friend. Michelle neoplasm the taste on ME. Michelle nappies and VTS on ME. The film has inspired me. Lovefilm months behind the film, man's PRA. Has he prepared by I just need a minute to prepare myself. Just use one minute clip of a gene is used as one minute per meal prep. We have already prepared everything for you. Nosedive own deja to pepper, a patois news iPhone, deja to pepper ape oval. I'm going to prepare the document now and then I can send it to PA later. Uv play, ballet, lidocaine momentum, know a pre, Zhe prolonged way up here. You have a paper, document, mental know, a pleasure belonged way up here. Harry tried to imagine it. Iv or SATA. Don't imagine a he or SHA, don't imagine a. 170. 134o - Practising with ation: How would you say in French? I imagine that Pierre is eating with us tomorrow. You imagine could Pierre monogenic Noodle Man is imagine could Pierre monosyllabic new demand. I can't imagine a life where I don't have a dog. As you know, purpose imagined in V. Originate Patricia, Jean purpose, imagine a u and v, whose unit, Patricia? I can't imagine what he had to do. You shouldn't be buzzy Maggi needs to give a fair use unit purpose imagine is to give a fair. Can you imagine life without the internet? Could you imagine a levy some downtown it? Wooh, imagine LIV, So suntan it. On the 1st of August, 1914, Germany declared war. Permeate. Mean there's some ketose land mania at declare array like Garr, Live permeate, melanopsin, ketose, landmine Here I declared I like the students provoked the police. Lazy to deal on Provo killer police. Lazy to deal on provoke a lot police. He's doing it to provoke a reaction. Illustrate both provocation in a triaxial vapour provoke a high axiom. She just wants to provoke you. Used to provoke a reduced Wu Provo kay? 171. 134p - Practising with ation: How would you say in French? I don't know how you can justify what you've done is, you know, setback commodity produced if EA is a good UFA, shouldn't say pack Oman, wu Wei, use deviates the gurus every fee. You need to concentrate. You have this one due to concentrate. Vis-a-vis booze, wonderful concentrate. To concentrate in French is a reflexive verb. So that's why we've got to concentrate and Wu concentrate. But that's how you can turn a noun that ends in Asian AT ION into a verb. You remove the ION, which is Asian in English or in French, and you replace it with an e and you have a verb. For example, use TV, gaseon. Use dicalcium means justification. Well, for this one, we have to take off the sea as well. So we take off the calcium and we add ER, and we end up with, is just a means to justify us be osteon. Osteo means inspiration. We can take off the Assyrian from the end and add ER. And we get Unsplash. And SPI means to inspire. And potassium. And potassium means invitation. If we remove the SCOM from the end and add E0, we get V t and V t, which means to invite immediacy. Immediacy means humiliation. We can take off the axiom and replace it with an ER and we get immediately, immediately. Meaning to humiliate motif ostium. Motivation means motivation. We take off the axiom and we add ER, and we get motivated. Motivate, which means to motivate. Confirm, assume. Confirm osteo means confirmation. Comfy, or may compare, may means to confirm. Playback. Osteon. Osteo means preparation. Play by, play by a means to prepare. Imagine a CEO. Imagine, assume is imagination. Imagine a. Imagine a is to imagine the class. The class declaration. Declare, array. Declaration. To declare. We'll just do one more poll for gaseon. Provoke ostium is provocation and provoke a. Pavo k is to provoke. So in this last one, we change this C to a QU. Because if you have a C followed by an E, it's a soft sound in French. So to keep the sound, we change the seed to a queue, you provoke k. And in fact, if you look at this one, it's the same in English. In provocation we have a C, but then in provoke, we change the C2a K. And so the same thing happens in English. So that was just a rule to show you how to turn nouns that end in ostium, in French into verbs. You take off the SCO and you add ER, and it becomes a verb. 172. 134q - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French? At the invitation of my parents were going to spend the holidays at their house. I love it. I see on the map our own news alone by say, labor costs, shades and Lambeth and cylinder made by home. News alone by say, liver constant Shih Tzu. They declared Sophie innocent is on declare, declared Sophie innocent is on declared innocent. It isn't necessary. Sunni, unnecessary snip and necessary. The Atlantic Ocean. Atlantic lost the Atlantic. The multiplication tables. Late tablet, the multiplication rule, the multiplication. Her parents are allergic to cheese. Seat belt home. So intaglio logic, o for marsh, seat belt home, allergic of homage. Pa is really cynical. Pierre, if Ramos unique. Pierre Avery, most unique. We don't understand your motivations. New, new component, but the motive axiom, new, new component, will motivation. 173. 134r - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French? Today, my priority is to finish this aujourd'hui MapPlayer with day a definitive. So C. Should we map every day a definitive sissy. He had an allergic reaction to the peanuts. Hey, axiom allergic or calculate either in high axiom allergic or cargo weight. My grandma goes to church every week for her confession. My go home mail that oligopolies shack some inputs. A confession. Mega home mare that oligopolies checksum in post a confession. What is the definition of this word? Kelly law definition, the symbol Kelly, lead definition and assemble. These shoes are very comfortable. Stage show you some take-home for tablet. Say show through some Thai convertible. In English, we have comfortable COM. In French, con for tablet is spelled CON. How would you say in French? Pierre likes going to see romantic films. Pierre MLA voir, the film a hormone teak, Pierre Emily, via the feeding hormone teak. The quality was unacceptable. Luckily, it didn't accept tabular locality a day in acceptable. So in English we say unacceptable. In French, you say in accept tabular. 174. 134s - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French, Murray is quite artistic. Marie? It does say artistic. Mahi it, I say artistic. I have one condition. Condition. Even condition. There are lots of code in the Atlantic. Ilya book called the Cabibbo don't lateral antique. Ilia book who don't Atlantic. Cod in French can be KVL or Molly. How would you ask Do you have an identification card at you in cat did on TV, calcium in cat didn't even gaseon. What was the inspiration of this book? Quality lands behind cylinders to leave her last BST understood lever. The complications of modern life make everything more difficult. Complete osteon the lady Madame Honda to difficile late complication. The lady Madame or Honda to predict the seal. Sarah was not pleased about the corrections of her pronunciation. Hand the Deepak Entente, the coaxial, this opponency Astrium. And the deeper content they coaxial on this opponents, the ostium jeans cakes are incredible. They get older gen, sometime high Avalon. They get older gen, sometime quite. So. This is what we call a near cognate. Incredible in French is unquantifiable. So not quite unclear d-block, but unquantifiable. 175. 134t - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French, the only qualification necessary for this job is the capacity to do everything fast. Lastly, calorific SEO necessarily positive, I, a lack capacity. The two fell V8. Last cell calorific axiom necessary to have a lag capacity due to fail. I'm allergic to peanuts. You shake it. You see allergic or Gaga with. The production is very expensive. Lab project C on a timeshare, lab, hydroxy on a timeshare. We had a complication with our car. Knows I've incomplete Casio. Watch your news. Aviana Zoom complication. I've ignored from what you she is allergic to the strawberries. La LA on sheikh of elite allergic of haze. We're taking possession of the house on Friday. New point on position dilemma zone one, ready? No point on this cylinder Amazon font or D. What is your holiday destination this summer? Kelly, the destination tobaccos say, did they kill a voter destination due back on Saturday? We're having a lot of economic difficulties. Knew that Yvonne beaucoup, the difficult day economic news I'm on book called The difficulty economic. 176. 134u - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French? If you have any corrections, you can write them here. C2 radical hexagon, geopolitically, I see CFOs have AD coaxial. Boo-boo veil is a clear AC. In reality. Reality or reality. The contradiction is evident. Lack contradiction. Adb don't like contradiction a dividend. The reality is that smoking is expensive and dangerous. Law. Haley, a curfew, me a share. It don't you have a liability? A coffee may a share. I don't show her. Today is perfect for an excursion. Oh, should we sit back feet boeing excursion? Or should we say puffy ball? You an excuse theorem. The company has now lost its integrity. Last Societe, a mantle non Pell do Samantha, great day. Last Societe, amount of Nobel do some integrity. In our society. The majority of children go to school. Do not associate de la majority don't fall. We won't tally cold. Does not associate Societe language or heated on phone, won't tally called Pierre. Try to understand the motivations behind Murray's actions. Pierre ISACA, the compound really multipath there. Yeah, Liz axion, do Mackey. I SEE the compound will lay motivation. There is axial memory. 177. 134v - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French, Michelle is a reasonable man. Michelle. Michelle ethanol arise on Nebula. There is something interesting on the television. Iliac get-go shows done that I saw Visio. Visio. I don't like this activity. You name Bassett activity. You named set activity. Do you know the Geneva Convention as in are you familiar with the Geneva Convention? Connie to lacO region ever going to see if he didn't give any justification in that Bodoni does use Tyvek Astrium. Bodoni Castillo on. The restaurant is horrible. History, haunted or Hebrew? Hello. Hello. Hi. I have a confession to make to you. Jason, competition at the fair. You income-based on Abu fair? The humidity is too much for me today. I'm not comfortable. Humidity. A topo miles would be Asian us feedback on for tablet. You meditate a topo map or should we Asian history back on for tabular? Your curiosity is important. That curiosity, it important what her curiosity idempotent. 178. 134w - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French, the creation of the world? Like KFC on demand, lack Korea still pneumonia. Can you send me a confirmation of the reservation? But to move way, you can confirm assumed doula has ever assume Puma Evo move way. You can control my cylinder lattice of acetone. I prefer comfortable clothes. You prefer a divot more comfortably. You prefer David's mom comfort tablet. It was a necessity. Necessity. Necessity. It's symbolic of the current situation. Say symbolic duloxetine, Western actuator. Say symbolic glassy to assume actuator. So the word current is one of those words that I mentioned that doesn't follow the cognate rules. The word for current in French is actually, how would you say in French? I don't have any inspiration today. You need ByteDance be I still know it should be. You need that Dan's behalf, siano should be. I don't want any confrontation. Universe. The component assume you invert the confront as soon. Can you give me some motivation? Purdue Madonna, a doula motive, ST1, who may donate the land. Motivation. 179. 134x - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French, she felt very vulnerable. Is this on T? Bunia hablo? Is this on t table? Now, there is a large diversity of different cultures in France. Iliac, even go on the dideoxy T, The T on different tone phones. Iliac, you'd go on the DV, acetate the curvature development on fonts. I think the economic and political situation in France is currently terrible. Your particular situation, economic equality components. It activated monetary blow. You post-classical Western economic equality compounds it actual monetary blue. So the words economic and political are both adjectives, meaning they have to come after the noun situation. Lastly, to SEO, Economic a politique. How would you say the car is €50 per week. And I find that very reasonable. Lavoie a sunk on to your whole past men is your tubes or train it on our blue love what you are a sign of opossum in Asia to VSAT has on Nabla. Don't answer the invitation because I don't want to go with them. No head bomb puzzle and potassium bicycles unified passively. No hype on the paddle and potassium vascular pathology of echo. What activities do you like? Gail activity M2. Activity 180. 134y - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French? I think she's incapable of helping us. Your bones skeleton kept babbling the news AD. Your bones skeleton guy Pablo, the news that day. It was a horrible accident. An accident. So he blew it said did an accidental he blew. My daughter is allergic to milk. Mathy, Italian logic, Ole, Murphy, Italian Ole. Here is a description. In this clip. Soon. See you in a desktop soon. I'm sorry, but what you have done is absolutely unacceptable. You see this early May circuit UFA, it absolutely more in acceptable. You three days early May. So Gustave fee it absolutely more in acceptable. You don't have any authority here. Tonight. That will not be bad. You need to look at the reality. Do abuse wonder why God they, laterality? Whether Weber's one, don't forget they liability. It's very logical, but it isn't practical. Said, Hey, logic, Mason, apoptotic, say treat allergic, miss an ePub had tq. So in English we say practical in French is a pet tq. So there's no see in front of the t. 181. 134z1 - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French? It was incredible. The unquote Diablo say didn't quite Abdullah. It's absolutely horrible here. Sit absolutely more, or he bleeds, see it. Absolute Mondavi blue is C. I think they're just incompatible. You ponds keystones used to incompatibly. You pause. Keystones used uncomfortable. The capacity of the room is ten people. Lack capacity. The last Shambhala, a disperse on that capacitate. Last job. Got it, This person. Where is my invitation? We manometer, Ostian Way manometer soon. Have you read the instructions at you? Listen, Stokes theorem. Stokes theorem. Michelle is allergic to work. Michelle. Michelle Italy allergy could have AI. It isn't very romantic. Soon a bad tiny hormone, teak, Sunni peptide hormone tick. Karen sent lots of invitations. Calvin out on why he boo, boo, boo, boo than potassium. 182. 134z2 - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French, His creations are always very beautiful. Say chaos, osteons on to row type in, say classrooms on to rebel. The majority of people don't like this Gs imaginary data zone named passive homage. Lemma is over a day. The zone named passive homage. What the children are doing is totally unacceptable. So-called liaison phone for a total amount in except tabular. Circle is on phone, phone. It totally unacceptable. The durability. Durability, durability. An occupant. And our coupon. And occupying the enormity. Leonov midday. The enormity. The solemnity. Last salinity. Last salinity. The continuity. Continuity. Continuity. Variable, value, Diablo Valley Abdullah. A table in tablet. Tablet. The wool guarantee. Level. A level guy hit the humanity. Humanity. Humanity. 183. 134z3 - Practising with cognates: How would you say in French interchangeable. And tell Sean Java and Java. Extraordinary. Extraordinaire. Extraordinaire. Adorable. I don't have, I don't have the polarity, the sensation. Let's also assume the vitality. Vitality. Vitality. The stability. Stability. Stability. Absent epsilon, epsilon and atrocity. Atrocity. You not torsade de an option. Not presume. You're not pursuing a descendant. And this one don't don't don't. The laboratory. New Laboratoire, Laboratoire. Discriminatory. Discriminatory. This came in at why? A fraction you inflexion. Inflexion. The passion. Led by CEO. 184. 134z4a - 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? There is a considerable difference now, iliac in different homes consider hablar mountain on Ilia indifferent host considerable amount. We're planning, or literally in French, you would say we're preparing an excursion to paris next month. No prep at home. You in X given Z on my Porsche. New PrEP at home, you in Xcode about the lumbar portion. Murray is romantic and she loves flowers and chocolate. Mahi, a hormone teak. A door flew a little cooler. Marie, a hormone teak ALL door and they flare Elisha cola. They have a comfortable life. Isn't unique. V Khan for tablet isn't unity Comfort tablet. Unfortunately, she died of complications. Mother whose mom? La mode, the complication. Milliosmole in a mod, the complication. Being a parent of an adolescent isn't easy. Eta ampere Home than adolescents need buffer, unbound, and then lessen the epiphyseal. What is your ID number? Kiloton, numerical quantity. Deliver to a new male who did on today. 185. 134z4b - let's practise - English to French: How would you say in French, what are the publications that you read regularly at home? Kids only public gaseon could truly regularly among kids only pubic SEO and Google is a Herculean more shaping. The colors are symbolic of the sea and the sun. Lake cooler. Some, somebody could dilemma a new Salt Lake cooler or some symbolic telomere, a due solely. John Pierre wants to become a lawyer, but I think he has too much integrity. John Pierre Bourdieu, linear, Ibuka, major ponds, gelato than Tegrity. John Pierre, we're doing here. I've OCHA, major ponds, gelato than takeaway day. What quantity that you want? Good candidate, but you can see the entrance isn't accessible here. Lone pairs accessibly see Naples accessibly see. Understanding American football is a necessity if you want to live in the USA. Compound college football American necessitate, see on viability of it as unique compound for the football America necessity C and D, or details you need. I am skeptical about the validity of p as argument. Just be septic Valley dictate the lag. Ramon DPR. Is your three septic, the liability day, the laggy Monte Pierre. I'm not an alcoholic. You shouldn't see pass out colleague, degeneracy pass alcoholic. 186. 134z4c - let's practise - English to French: How would you say in French, the identity? You don't take the lead on today? Provides very poor. Were these were a family reunion? The family you didn't even know the family. The adversity. Adversity, lead velocity, the feasibility. Feasibility. Feasibility, captivity, lack of activity. Like activity. The reception, history, Gua, gua, revolutionary. I've alluded to on their on their sanitary sanitary, sunny day. The visibility. Visibility. Visibility. Enviable. Yeah, blue on the Abu. Important. And both top and bottom. 187. 134z4d - let's practise - English to French: How would you say in French, the itinerary? Lead tin and lead to the victory. On the contrary, will contract or contract the incident. Nancy, Don Lindsay down the density. And I don't see it. They don't see day. Ignorant. In your heart, in your On the occasion. Look at zoom. Zoom. The commentary. Luke Oman. Incompatible and compatible and compatibly. The decision. This is Xian. Xian the sincerity lessons every day. Last answer is the primary. Premier. Premiere. Different dV. Dp at home. 188. 134z4e - let's practise - English to French: How would you say in French the maturity? Maturity. Maturity. The memory. A memoir. La memoire. The champion. Champion, champion. Coronary. Go home. Go home. They're impossible. And placebo and placebo. Literary. The variability. Low variability, low variability. And assistant. I see stone and assist on favorable febrile high blue fabric problem. Ivory. Gua gua a document. Document. Document. The familiarity. Familiarity. Familiarity. A question. You in case in case Tian. The possibility. Possibility, lab possibility. Notable. Not w, not w. An election unit, Xian. Xian. The population laptop, your laptop elasticity on the sensibility. Last one, CBT. Cbt. Topiary laptop. Laptop, yeah. 189. 134z5a - let's practise - French to English: Now let's do some reverse translations. What do these friends sentences mean in English? In a Prisca and this truck t blue, ellipse Tresca and this torque T blue. It's almost indestructible. Elite and the elite ANCA Babylon, they toil. He is incapable of being happy. Pierre hormone, teak, pierre a tray hormone, teak. Pa, is very romantic. To watch your electric. Electric you have an electric car scene, SSL, as you probably see, necessary. If necessary, I can go with you. So only condition that keeps only condition. What are the conditions of the reservation? Not to associate the abysmal. Please study the exit day. Not to associate day abuse one, the police dideoxy T. Our society needs more diversity. They're gone. They're gone. He has some great qualities. Pf, upper, icon, font, assume Missoula tov to show at the restaurant. Pierre de la icon font assume medulla to adolescent. Pierre is scared of confrontation, but I always find it interesting. 190. 134z5b - let's practise - French to English: What does this mean in English? Ilia beaucoup, the monumental historical home. Beaucoup, the monumental historic at home. There are a lot of historic monuments in Rome organised in x calcium adapt large lake called organise human X chromosome. The school is organizing an excursion to the beach j in this Christiane. And then I don't have extra Professor. Jay and discourse young adolescents have extra professor. I'm having an interesting discussion with this teacher. You late huawei logic, Mayo, see tray on Wii U. Is you late huawei logic? We'll see tries on me. You, I found it logical, but also very boring. Iliac vein in Gone variate T. Naughty to tell. Either way, you can go on to various data into a hello. There was a great variety of food at the hotel. Description could clarify that the lessee to assume it is still a compound room. Let us fix the onclick clarify to jealousy to assume it it refers Scylla compounds. The description that Claire made of the situation was very easy to understand. Legally. Legally take the equality. Lost. They lost any day. The hostility. Elaborate. Elaborate. The beauty. Jewelry. Like you love. The regularity. 191. 134z5c - let's practise - French to English: What do these French words mean in English? Law? Normality. Normality. Normality. I'm clear on, on key on a client. Do blue, duplo, double rigidity. Rigidity. The rigidity. Lu Gouverneur more loosey-goosey on the moon. The government law factors, day, lifehacker, day. The faculty has histone histone resistant, contradict. Contradict two are contradictory. You didn't miss young in Miss Young. Emission. Posterior Posterior. Possible. Ampicillin. Ampicillin. A patient, LNG, LPG, blue eligible, Hogan, Hogan, arrogant. And they are set at Versaille. Adversary. Any they'll say they'll say anniversary. Or it can also mean Birthday. Paul by blue, cobalt blue. Probable sum as you stay. So I might just stay. Her Majesty. Exon exon player. Exemplary. Is it done? Is it done? Hesitant. 192. 134z5d - let's practise - French to English: What do these French words mean in English? Bill got to build that. Why? Poetry, soap, soap, great day. Sobriety. Lexicon. Lexicon. The action. I'm busy. I'm busy. Blue. Invisible. Observer. Observe a trois observatory. Even the silicon silicon steel. A selection lab, brutality lab that day. The brutality memo, hablo memo hablar, memorable lipolysis. Lipolysis on the pollution. As usual. As usual. A judgment. That is your leisure. The region plays on, plays on pleasant day. Publicity. Education, education, education. You know highly Xian Zhong, a religion element element there. Elementary, illegal, illegal, elegant animosity, anymore CT animosity. And now hungry Mom. And that will give them an argument. They codon, they codon. Decadent. Daily blue, daddy blue, terrible. And do Xian Xian. Indulgent. 193. 134z6 - let's recap - English to French: What we'll do now are some recap translations to incorporate words and phrases that we learned in previous lessons. How would you say in French? Tell Sophie if you find the key for the room. D Asahi C2 to lactate blastoma data. So Cebu to Villa clay polar Sharma is always absolutely perfect. I said to Joe, absolutely. Month buffet set to absolute most buffet. Take the first Road on the left and then the second row on the right. 0.8 I premier, who I gauche, he preload is the embryo at what? Pronate the premier who are Gauche a pre-lab DCM, who, and what? Are there any letters for me? The lead to Obama till the late happen one. Do everything now if possible. Fit to maintenance, see possibly fit to maintenance. The placebo. They forgot to call me yesterday. On to bleed the map really yeah. Is arguably a new MapOverlay? Yeah. Do you believe it? Look quite to look, YOU CAN I eat it now? Visually emoji, mental, visual image in Montana. I would like to do it now. You've will die live. Fellman tunnel. You would write a Fellman to know, I'm not sleeping well. You in middle pad young, unimodal beyond. 194. 134z7 - let's recap - French to English: Now let's do some French to English recap translations. What do these friends sentences mean in English? It is fatigue. Fatigue. Is he too tired? Kelly lead rice. What is the address? In a pathway view? In a pathway view, he isn't very old. Set it and quite brilliant. Set a and Y abdomen. We want. This car is incredibly loud. In your book, who debris or the student monopoly optimum. Either book could avoid odor Pseudomonas pack them all. There is a lot of noise that both my apartment to TTC, to ATC. Everything is here. La or histone. A little history. She's at the restaurant. What do you get? A lot but you had to get a lava tube. Where did you park the car? Is you pause keys on problem on Pell. Do is you pause case on problem on Pell do. I think they're probably lost. We lose olanzapine, Pluto. We knew that alone about a polluter. Yes, we are going to Paris later.