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#Vocabulary
If you want to say that someone trusts me/you/him/her/us/them, then you will use
*️⃣me/te/lui/nous/vous/leur + faire confiance
Please have a look at the following three examples, to better understand how to say “trust” in French with indirect object pronouns.
➖Est-ce que tu me fais confiance ?
Do you trust me?
➖Je te fais confiance.
I trust you.
➖Vous ne devriez pas lui faire confiance.
You shouldn’t trust her.
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Replace the expression «À un de ces jours» in this phrase with a synonym.
«Quand je quitte le bureau, je dis «À un de ces jours».»
(When I leave the office, I say "See you later".)
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#Adjective
*️⃣ Plural masculine and feminine nouns will use (these/those)
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➖le prix🔤 les prix
Ces prix sont scandaleux !
These prices are outrageous!
➖la boîte 🔤les boîtes
Ces boîtes sont fragiles.
These boxes are fragile.
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*️⃣Masculine singular nouns will use (this/that)
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➖le gâteau
Ce gâteau est délicieux !
This cake is delicious!
➖l’endroit
Cet endroit est parfait.
This place is perfect.
❗️Please note that ce is used for masculine singular nouns that start with a consonant.
❗️Cet is used for masculine singular nouns that start with a vowel or a mute h.
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#Adjective
How to use: ce, cet, cette, ces.
In English, when you use this/that to refer to something, it means that whatever you are referring to is close to you.
However, when you use these/those to refer to something, it means that whatever you are referring to is far from you.
in French, you have to agree in gender and number.
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#pronoun
❗️if you want to say that someone is going to visit me/you/him/her/us/them, then you will use:
*️⃣me/te/lui/nous/vous/leur + rendre visite
➖Je vais lui rendre visite.
I am going to visit her.
➖Vas-tu me rendre visite ?
Are you going to visit me?
➖Allez-vous leur rendre visite ?
Are you going to visit them?
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#Vocabulary
To Visit Someone In French
If you want to say “to visit someone”, then you will use the following idiom:
*️⃣ rendre visite à [quelqu’un] = to visit [someone]
➖Il ne va pas rendre visite à sa sœur.
He is not going to visit his sister.
➖Laurent rend visite à Janine.
Laurent is visiting Janine.
➖Nous rendons visite à mes parents.
We are visiting my parents.
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#Vocabulary
“Filer à l’anglaise”
Synonyms
*️⃣S’enfuir à l’anglaise. (“Take an English escape“)
*️⃣Partir comme un voleur. (“To leave like a thief“)
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Definition
Filer → To leave discreetly / To sneak out
à l’anglaise → English style
To be more precise, it means: “To leave discreetly, like a thief“.
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What is the number before 15?
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#Phonetics #Vocabulary
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*️⃣avoir tort = to be wrong
*️⃣avoir raison = to be right
See the conjugation table for the verb "to have" so you don't make mistakes
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#Vocabulary
If you want to express “trust”, then you will use the following idiom:
*️⃣faire confiance à 🟰 to trust
➖Je fais confiance à Paul.
I trust Paul.
➖Il ne fait pas confiance à ses amis.
He doesn’t trust his friends.
➖Tout le monde fait confiance à Annabelle.
Everyone trust Annabelle.
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«À un de ces jours» = The answer to this question will affect how to say goodbye.
➖If the next time you will see the person is not defined, you can use:
*️⃣ À un de ces quatre → Later (Undefined)
*️⃣ À un de ces jours → Later (Undefined)
*️⃣ À plus tard / À plus / A+ → Later (Undefined)
*️⃣ À la prochaine → Next time (Undefined)
*️⃣ Au revoir / Salut → Goodbye / Bye
➖And here are the ones you can use if you know when you will see the person again:
*️⃣ À tout de suite / À toute / Je reviens tout de suite → 1 to 30 minutes*
*️⃣ À tout à l’heure / À toute / Je reviens → 30 minutes to later today*
*️⃣ À ce soir → This evening
*️⃣ À demain → Tomorrow
*️⃣ À lundi / mardi / mercredi… → Next Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday…
*️⃣ À la semaine prochaine → Next week
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“À un de ces jours” is the French way to say “See you later” or “See you around“. It’s useful when you don’t know exactly when you will see the person again. #Vocabulary
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#Adjective
*️⃣Feminine singular nouns will use (this/that)
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➖la fille
Je connais cette fille.
I know that girl.
➖la publicité
J’adore cette publicité.
I love this commercial.
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#Verb
What will you use in the phrase "to visit New York"? Choose the correct answer below.
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#Verb
in the present tense
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#Vocabulary
In French, there is a difference between visiting a place, and visiting someone.
It’s very easy to say that you are visiting a place.
All you have to do is conjugate the French verb
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➖Je vais visiter Paris.
I am going to visit Paris.
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#Vocabulary
If you want to say “to do something on purpose” in French, then you will use the following idiom:
*️⃣faire exprès [de] + infinitive 🟰
to [do something] on purpose
➖Je l’ai fait exprès.
I did that on purpose.
➖Il ne l’a pas fait exprès.
He didn’t do it on purpose.
➖Ils font exprès de crier.
They are shouting on purpose.
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What number comes after 8?
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#Vocabulary
*️⃣To start, we will count from 1 to 10...
Un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq, six, sept, huit, neuf, dix.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
*️⃣Now until 20.
Onze, douze, treize, quatorze, quinze, seize...
Eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen...
*️⃣Then we say "ten" and add the ones digit: "ten-seven, ten-eight, ten-nine". (literally)
*️⃣Then it's "twenty". Be careful, we don't pronounce the "g" and the "t".
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If you want to express “being wrong”, then you will use the following idiom:
*️⃣ avoir tort = to be wrong
➖J’ai tort.
I am wrong.
➖Vous avez tort.
You are wrong.
➖Pensez-vous qu’il a tort ?
Do you think he is wrong?
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