Learn French: Fun Way to Learn French Fast.

[TheNickcolombia]

Such a good video merci

[jennieforthesox]

lol, you guys r cute, thanks for the videos.

[ParadiseRiceBowl]

lol the guy makes me love english 

[touka12peche]

Ça me fait rire

[islamovic96]

french pod roks

[peeryarandall]

i love your VDOs

[xoalaraxoxo]

merci pour ces magnifiques lecons, vous etes tres gentils et patients! maintenant j'ai 15 ans et je suis dans une classe de francais...pour l'universite! mais je ne comprends pas le "subjunctive" parce que ce n'existe pas en anglais. Est-ce que vous pouvez creer un video pour le subjunctive s'il vous plait?

[5858jorge]

merci beaucoup pour aider moi avec cettes leçons. je vais apprendre maintenant et rapide.

thank you very much for putting up these lessons. they gonna help me a lot.

obrigado. valeu! saudações do Brasil. greetings from brazil. Salut du Bresil.

[Ftboyz99]

These videos are very helpful. You should make more of this videos!

[taroctg]

I love french. It gives me hard-on! Oh, yeah!!

[truepoisson]

any chance of a video about weather?  i've always found that difficult for some reason. love these vids! x

[valabout]

Thank you! Love-love-love it!

 Marci beaucoup!

Could you make any more ?!

[secretariatful]

i love this video!!!

[ryann102]

im enjoying these vids:)

[Lijyosef]

I wonder I saw 2 dislikes on this video

[LingoLingua]

Wonderful way of teaching ! great !

[toohip42]

C'est amusant ca. Et oui, on dit " faut travailler" "faut aller" et tout ca, tous le temps. C'est normal! merci pour un lecon tres amusant.

[birdsniper1975]

merci beaucoupe

[trop1997]

dude its il faut aller travailler

i m french !

[TheLIALL]

shouldnt it have been elle faut aller travailler?

[DEM0NENER0]

@TheLIALL No, because "il faut" is an idiomatic phrase for "one must, you must, etc."

[TheLIALL]

@DEM0NENER0 K thanks. I was thinking cuz it was being referred to a girl so must have been elle est

[DEM0NENER0]

@TheLIALL That's usually the case but again, it's an idiomatic expression like "il y a." You could also say "Elle doit travailer," which translates to "she has to." :) Il faut is more commonly used in legal terms, for example.. Il faut arreter avant un panneau d'arrete.. One must/you must stop before a stop sign. It also comes up with Il est interdit de... One is forbidden to.. Etc. :) Hope this helps!

[osammarie]

love this way of teaching it's funnnny ..thanks for the video ;D

[osammarie]

loe this way of teaching it's funnnny ..thanks for the video ;D

[michaelw2711]

grâce mes amis

[michaelw2711]

such nice guys :)

[soniclover1997]

merci! vous etes genial

[rosca20]

est-ce qu'on pourrait dire aussi ''il est dimanche'' ou ''c'est dimanche'' au lieu de '' on est dimanche''????

Merci

[0501Sandra]

@rosca20 On peut dire " c' est dimanche " ! :)

[Weazlo]

nicely done. merci pour ton aide

[misskenny2222]

no because "malade" means both! it depends on the setence you use it!!

you crazy!! its : tes malade! or : tes fou!!

and you are sick : tu es malade

[BELiALRADKECRAiG]

AH EH. MALADE iS SiCK NOT CRAZY

[blakehull]

It's necessairy to go to work = Il faut que tu ailles au travail

[honeybun1129]

I like the repetition and the breaking down of the sentences. Merci