French Lessons

Anya

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Erm...

Are you sure you need French lessons ? :mdr:

That's absolutely perfect, no mistakes at all

Yes, Marina, I'm sure!!! Thank you, but I really bad french speaker! I remember smth ( cause I was learning french for 6 years at school... je suis francais, he

) but I know nothing... Crying or Very sad

And thanks god you can't hear me here Rolling Eyes

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P.S. I think that French lessons are a great idea. :vo:

I am interested in learning some slang, if anyone could teach me some.

Yes, great idea! I want go to France and talk to people french, their native language, not english Mad

And I'm interested in slang as well.
Btw I already know some "baaaad words" Embarassed

And...I can't memorize all numbers... scratch

Sure I know from 1 to 10...but others...Oh! I'm trying now study

aline

There is a lot of motivate students here...And if you are motivated and you really like French, you'll learn very quickly...
Lerka is a very good exemple, She learned French alone just because she loved this language...I'm so impressed by this interesting person Lerka is and she'll be back tonight :-)

Ps : if you want my help for lessons marina, you know i'm french too

Vania

aline wrote:

Lerka is and she'll be back tonight :-)

Merci, Aline! Je savais qu'elle devait rentrer le 25, mais maintenant quand tu le dis, c'est sûr, n'est-ce pas! Je veux dire, c'est elle qui t'a dit qu'elle rentre ce soir?

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risha_11

I learned french at school for three years and now I remember only some words and don't remember the meaning of some of them shocked

I think I remember numbers the best,I memorized them a lot lol!

aline

Vania wrote:

aline wrote:

Lerka is and she'll be back tonight :-)

Merci, Aline! Je savais qu'elle devait rentrer le 25, mais maintenant quand tu le dis, c'est sûr, n'est-ce pas! Je veux dire, c'est elle qui t'a dit qu'elle rentre ce soir?

Oui oui c'est sûr, elle m'a dit hier : "demain soir je serais devant mon PC" lol alors vivement ce soir, elle sera encore plus demandée que les supers stars avec nous lol

Marina

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( cause I was learning french for 6 years at school... je suis francais, he

) but I know nothing... Crying or Very sad

And thanks god you can't hear me here Rolling Eyes

You can't know nothing after studying French for 6 years ! (well, it's possible actually, I learned German for years, and I know nothing :kataus:

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But I'm sure you have some skills :vo:

. And a really cute Russian accent nice

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aline wrote:

There is a lot of motivate students here...

Yes !!! They are really motivated ! :cheer:

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Ps : if you want my help for lessons marina, you know i'm french too Razz

Of course ! I'm not alone with Elise here. If you want to do a lesson, you can zvet

Anya, have you memorized all numbers ? Lana writes!)

So... how old are you ?
--> quel âge as-tu ?

Lesson 4 : to be

This is the most important verb, just like in English and other languages I guess.

To be = être

I am ................ Je suis
You are ............Tu es
He/she is ......... Il/elle est
We are .............Nous sommes
You are ........... Vous êtes
They are ......... Ils/Elles sont

Two words about pronounciation now... Final letters are not pronounced here in suis, es, est, sommes, êtes, sont, nous, vous, ils/elles.

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alexandra

Honestly, I have to take a notebook and come back later :wink:

yaaaay..I'll have a French notebook..like the Polish one. It helps you know Smile

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Many of us promised....and we intend to keep this promise. We will be by your side no matter what...crying, hoping, suffering..but always yours.

I pray for the girl. My sincere regrets for Petar and his family and friends. I'm terrbily sorry.

Vania

May I give the next lesson :blush2:

Lesson 5: to have

I have...........j'ai
you have.......tu as
he/she has....il/elle a
we have........nous avons
you have.......vous avez
they have......ils ont

Alex, did you take your notebook? :wink:

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Marina

Vania wrote:

May I give the next lesson :blush2:

Yay Vania ! :cheer:

So, dear students, you have to see something now you know these 2 verbs.
In English, we say "I am 21 years old" (to be), but in French, we say "J'ai 21 ans" (with avoir = to have) and not Je suis... Wink

It's a common mistake that French people do when they learn English.

Ooooh, I have a really good idea for next lesson. Hehe... tomorrow Wink

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Lana

Marina wrote:

Yes, it's necessary.

Thanks that's what I though. :wink:

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Ok, there will be a slang lesson for you Wink

Like that, you'll understand Lera with her "special" French :mdr:

I have already some ideas about next lessons :kataus:

The problem isn't understanding slang for me. Smile

I'm pretty good at that. Erm..

I just don't know how to talk or write slang myself. Buh..

So, it would be soooooo fab and useful, if you could teach me a few little things, sweetie! Thanks! Thanks!

Marina

Lana wrote:

The problem isn't understanding slang for me. Smile

I'm pretty good at that. Erm..

I just don't know how to talk or write slang myself. Buh..

So, it would be soooooo fab and useful, if you could teach me a few little things, sweetie! Thanks! Thanks!

Of course ! zvet

But the words you understand, you can use them, right ?
But I understand. Sometimes it's easier to understand than to write and talk itself, even if we know enough vocabulary Wink

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Anya

Marina wrote:

But I'm sure you have some skills :vo:

. And a really cute Russian accent nice

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Ah, Marinochka! luv xoxo

You're really great teacher! Thanks! Thanks!

I'm starting to believe that I can learn it! (even numbers) :kataus:

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Anya, have you memorized all numbers ? Lana writes!)

So... how old are you ?
--> quel âge as-tu ?

J'ai vingt-et-un ans Very Happy

(The last time I mentioned my age in French was like that... "J'ai dix-sept ans"... Surprised

Time, time, time!)

Thanks god, I know good Lessons 4-5! study

That's nothing complicated and new for me cheers

I think so Laughing

Vania

I have a question Embarassed

I'll explain it in French, it will be more easy like this.

Quel est le substantif provenant du verbe "surmonter"? Je traduis un texte et je veux dire "la stabilisation et le(ou la) *****(le substantif en question) des difficultés etc.etc......." Peut-être, j'aurai d'autres questions à vous poser cet après-midi et demain, je traduis un texte très compliqué pale

Merci!

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Marina

Vania wrote:

Quel est le substantif provenant du verbe "surmonter"? Je traduis un texte et je veux dire "la stabilisation et le(ou la) *****(le substantif en question) des difficultés etc.etc......." Peut-être, j'aurai d'autres questions à vous poser cet après-midi et demain, je traduis un texte très compliqué pale

Erm...

Pas de substantif pour le verbe "surmonter". Ca n'existe pas :blink:

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Donc pour ta phrase, tu peux dire "stabiliser et surmonter des difficultés", ça me semble être le mieux Smile

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N'hésite pas si ça ne te convient pas ou si tu as besoin d'aide pour ton texte Wink

Lesson 6 : un / une ; le / la
This is a little lesson, but it will be useful for the next one.

the = le (for masculine names) --> le garçon (the boy)
the = la (for feminine names) --> la fille (the girl)

a = un (masculine) --> un garçon (a boy)
a = une (feminine) --> une fille (a girl)

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Vania

Marina wrote:

Erm...

Pas de substantif pour le verbe "surmonter". Ca n'existe pas :blink:

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Donc pour ta phrase, tu peux dire "stabiliser et surmonter des difficultés", ça me semble être le mieux Smile

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N'hésite pas si ça ne te convient pas ou si tu as besoin d'aide pour ton texte Wink

Merci, Marina! ohhhh

C'est ce que j'ai fait finalement.

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