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Learn French Fast | Part 3
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In this lesson by Learn French Now!, learn how to use the highly irregular verb “aller” to show that you are going to one of several destinations.
with Learn French Now!In this lesson by Learn French Now!, learn how to use the highly irregular verb “aller” to show that you are going to one of several destinations.
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Ready to learn another crucial verb in French? Learn French Now! shows you how to conjugate and use “vivre,” or “to live,” in common sentences.
with Learn French Now!Ready to learn another crucial verb in French? Learn French Now! shows you how to conjugate and use “vivre,” or “to live,” in common sentences.
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Did you know the French verb “aller” can be used to describe how you are feeling? Learn more about “aller” and the preposition “chez” in this lesson.
with Learn French Now!Did you know the French verb “aller” can be used to describe how you are feeling? Learn more about “aller” and the preposition “chez” in this lesson.
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You’ve already learned how to ask questions using “qu’est-ce que…” in French; now learn how to use “oú” to ask where something or someone is.
with Learn French Now!You’ve already learned how to ask questions using “qu’est-ce que…” in French; now learn how to use “oú” to ask where something or someone is.
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Listen to a conversation full of phrases commonly heard at the bakery ("la boulangerie"), complete with translations and detailed explanations.
with Learn French Now!Listen to a conversation full of phrases commonly heard at the bakery ("la boulangerie"), complete with translations and detailed explanations.
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Irene K
Thanx.. Very helpful indeed.
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Irene K
I can see that the word "On" is the same as "Nous"... But does this apply on just this type of sentence or you can just use both either "On" or Nous" on any occasion?
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Irene K
Thanx... I think I am getting to understand French better. Very helpful.
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Jacob S
merci tres bien professuer
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Fran N
1) Why is there an "es" ending "tu" when we conjugate first group verbs?
2) I am having a hard time processing the "vais" part, when you say like, "je vais alle". I always think it's "je vas alle".
Does this make sense?
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Learn French Now!
That's just the way it is conjugated. The s at the end is usually silent unless the following word starts with a vowel sound. In that case we make the liaison. The s is then pronounced as a z.
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