French Lesson Week 8- Leçon 2 (Questions with OÙ [Where])

[King0091]

ce soir. what is the "CE" there for?

[symmaque]

ce = this, literally it means "where are you going THIS night"

[XxMurasamexX]

whats the difference of the sound Où and ou?

(where nd or)

[FrenchTastic1]

No difference of sound in both cases.

Merci!

herman

[XxMurasamexX]

thank you

[souns67]

There's no difference of sound the only difference is the meaning où = where ou= or

[Joshrigley]

Bonjour!

I really appreciate you posting these videos.

My girlfriend is french and I'm currently in Belgium with her entire family. So as not to become burnt out on asking those around me, I can turn to your videos for assistance.

Oustanding explanations and lesson plans!

J

[lenirpmarin]

Thx for the videos! I think I'm really learning! lol

and some words in french are just like portuguese, like the word "la", only there's nothing like la-bas in Portuguese. Any tips on how to use it??

[FrenchTastic1]

Salut, i wish i could help, but I have no knowledge of Portuguese, however I bet there exists a word or expression that indicates "là-bas", i.e. a very remote place. One of my students happens to be from Brazil, perhaps she knows something about it in Portuguese; I'll ask...keep in touch!

Herman

[alinedemarch]

Hi prof. How can I say "Where are you going for Easter?" --- "Où vas-tu ce(or)pour pâques?"

BTW I love the way you finish the tutorial ;-)

Merci!!!

[FrenchTastic1]

Salut Aline! I'd say:

"Où vas-tu pour (les congés de) pâques?" or

"Où vas-tu durant les congés de pâques?"

I'm glad you like my "lousy" endings in my vids.

Herman

[alinedemarch]

Merci beaucoup Prof. !

[somalistudent]

yh man i'm now learning french and i found ur vedio helpfull

thanks for making it

[wadergrader]

thanks!

[FrenchTastic1]

De rien :-)