Learn French 15

[bambinadu93]

t'es vraiment douée ! bonne continuation =)

[cuzboo0]

フランス語を勉強している日本人です！すごく分かりやすいレッス­ンありがとう！あと、日本語めちゃくちゃ上手ですね♪

[thewalker13]

I'm an English and Spanish teacher, and I'm looking for someone to practice French with. We could use Skype and we could certainly do some language exchange. if You are interested please write me. Cheers.

[AxjionAlesandres]

Je suis très impressioné. Toi, une linguiste bien-élévée

[pubeafro]

you're really bright... wish you could be my teacher

[pubeafro]

I HATE THESE ADS FUCKKKKKKK

[onepoorhippo]

@pubeafro lrn2firefox+adblack. noobs these days... -__-

[velinguist]

Thank you so much for sharing a bit of your knowledge with us :)

[calimaxtla]

hey how do you pronounce "temps"?? since in french a lot of letters at the end are cut off i don't know if it's just the "s" or the "p" also.. please explain . thanks. great vids.

[101books]

Your english is beautiful! Thanks for the explanation. I have been able to correct my pronunciation. :)

[seanalienko]

you speak chinese and japanese!!! amazing

[vocabfish]

excellent video, thanks, really appreciate it.

regards,

vocabfish (dot) com

[jeffrx]

Thanks, that was a good one.

[Genababiina]

your teaching french... but speaking chinese or japanese?>.>...

[simmlb]

ya tu quelqu'un qui pourais m'expliquer en francais comment on se fait payer sur youtube ?

[LeylaRandomness]

faut que tu te renseignes sur le 'programme partenaire Youtube'

un truc du genre

[jaabirana]

i like ur head cover............nice video too.

[ggghhhhgg]

u can also japanese?

[TrueColours044]

je suis très impressionné! est-ce que vous êtes britanniques ? parce que dans votre autre vidéo vous semblez ainsi.

[bacabu30]

Elle est bien francaise mais je crois qu'elle a passé du temps aux Etats-Unis.

[TrueColours044]

cela semble le fort probablement.

[TrueColours044]

de que partie de la France sont vous ?

[bacabu30]

Hein, je suis irlandais comme toi! ;)

[TrueColours044]

oh. haha je vous ai supposés étaient le français. well then it is a pleasure to meet another irish person. what part of ireland are you from?

[bacabu30]

Ah tu m'as pris pour un Francais - merci bien! ;)

I'm from Tyrrelstown in Dublin!

[TrueColours044]

and i'm from dunmurry belfast

[TrueColours044]

im from co. antrim belfast :) sorry it took a bit to get back

[PissSniffer]

De laquelle partie de la France vien tu de?

[TrueColours044]

Je viens d'Irlande, mais je sais le français même si je doute, je suis correct dans ma formulation

[LeylaRandomness]

Paris

[seLkies37]

think of the French "J" sound as being pronounced like the "s" in the english word "pleasure"...that's the best way i can put it

[Phips2386]

sa déchire!!!

[CAMANLUC]

Leyla, you are really talented. How did you manage to learn so many different languages.

[AmaoNoBolso]

in this video she speaks english and japanese(not mandarine!)

[MissusFingerBottom]

so for the J sound, it's more of a mix of "shh" with a typical english way of the J sound?

[MissusFingerBottom]

I love the nasal sounds in the french language!

Love the comparison between mandarin and french! Lucky I speak it too. When I pronounce the alphabet 'u' I think of fish in mandarin.. they are very similar!

[nattyxoxdread]

you're sooo impressive :D

[dwayne1202]

wooow combien d langues parlez vous????

sorry thought it would be appropriate to ask in french

[babanachiket]

man , more than anything am thinking how many languages does this girl know????????!!!

and its not like that she speaks bit, but she speaks fluently mandarin , french and english and what not... good job girl and excellent teaching. so far the best video on learning language :-)

[Justceltic]

Bel accent , vraiment. :)

[hooperxxx]

I'm no Noam Chomsky, but that sounds more like Japanese than French to me.

[timetrials]

don't worry too much about the english mistake "understanding." native speakers make that mistake all the time, at least in america. i was actually a little thrown to discover that it was a mistake! of course, striving for perfection is a goal.  your english pronunciation is fabulous

[jonnythemoose86]

Really? Sorry, but how...it seems very obvious to me, as a native speaker. (UK, btw)

I didn't actually notice Leyla getting it wrong though :D

[timetrials]

oh wow, i rewatched it and i guess i re-wrote it in my head, persay. i have a bad habit of doing that. (hearing what i'm reading) i must have read the subtitle and just fixed what she was saying. whoops!

[pinkpumpkinn]

Um, no we don't lol. I've never heard a native speaker make that mistake.

[timetrials]

I already explained myself. see above.

[wayne3333]

Thanks.

[skampooo]

bravo profiseure

[gittahfiend]

bebe,you are so fine!

[murrayhostage]

why did she respell Bonjour twice..

ITS THE SAME SPELLING..

[astayinthehilton]

putain t stupide hein?

in french j's are pronounced like g's and g's are pronounced like j's... she even said the purpose was to help with the pronunciation

[timetrials]

it was kind of obvious that she was pronouncing the letters first with the english pronunciation and then with the french.

[candychen33]

oh my god !!! how many languages do you speak?!?! I'm taking French for 2 semester. but i can't understand what people speak at all... it's way too fast for me...

[coffeebrokers]

I visited & subscribed to your French course because I wanted to improve my pronunciation, but I found much more than I was barging for, because yours it is a wonderful idea & very well applied, furthermore you are sweet & beautiful & not only physically but your soul is beautiful because you are investing time to help others with out any reward & that is great. I speak Spanish, Romanian, English, Italian, Portuguese & some French, but never thought to teach others, hence all my respect to you.

[christian31121974]

Still beautiful!

[JordanFlashAtwater]

I was very pleased to see the instruction that you offer via the internet. I have a very strong interest in visiting Europe. I am a recent graduate of the MBA program. Are you in the U.S. and would you be interested in sharing your email address. I have a friend who is from West Africa but I am experiencing difficulty learning from him. I am also wanting to learn Japanese and Spanish.  Arie

[edwingoh90]

she can speak 3 of the most beautiful language japanese french and english

[8416287]

you are really smart...

[zecle]

putain tu parles combien de langues toi ?

un français pafait, un anglais sans accent et un japonais fluide.

la classe internationale quoi !!

[vacadefogo]

hi there :) the "n" rule its the same in spanish, but the nasal pronunciation... así q por ese lado no es taaan difícil para mi jajaja saludos! :)

[Noutchka]

Tu es trilingue ??????

[bebichon]

Trés bien!! Merci pour le votre leçon!

[powerkjhclub]

your japanese is very good..:)

[sarshar1]

OMG , i just learned now that i have been saying the word BONJOUR wrong in the last fifteen years , but thak you very much i don`t know your name and by the way you`re the most beautiful person i ever seen .

[poingsinge]

Marry Me! Just kidding (about the marrying thing, not your beauty), but you are truly a genius and I hope I will speak French half as well as you do, some day. Did you learn by immersion?

[LeylaRandomness]

I'm french

[jessi330]

I love these! The length is great.

[Auxane]

If you try to explain the ein, in, ain, un,

ouin, oi etc... Oh oh... LOL

[deguerrasiempre]

you are beautyfull leyla .....i love you ....i kiss you ....i dont speak english very good ...just i can say i love you if i see you y give a lot of kisses sure inteligent ....y from noruega . see you later pretty woman .

[irishdude69]

lol, im jealous she can speak chinese, japanese english and french, reallly jealous i wanna learn that much =(

[aliparanoidfreak]

OMG are you good in languages or what!

I'm amazed :D

thanks for clarifying the pronunciation, really helped

terima kasih (thank you in my language) :)

[cellialavire]

i should probably know this but what is "your welcome" in french

[LeylaRandomness]

you're welcome is "de rien" in french

[cellialavire]

merci beaucoup

[candybbchang]

ah thx thx thx ong !!

xxx

[klllbl]

you were GREAT! and soooooo talented !wow!

u made the pronounciations very clear you were fantastique !!  :)

[SoopSoopa]

You are a talented bauty!

[dechoix]

pues es claro que tu eres una buena fuente de inspiracion par los que han tratado de dominar algun otra lengua, si se puede!

[JisatsuKing14]

You have some serious talent o.o

[Demonemil765]

How many languages do you speak in total?

PS Je suis Quebecois.

[hztm]

Je suis français mais c'est interressant quand même de voir les difficultés qu'on peut avoir à apprendre notre langue...

[envirohodges]

nice video! its very hard to perfect those sounds that we dont have in english, especially the nasal ones. i have alot of trouble with the nasal "in" in mince and province ,it gets so frustrating. its great to be able to hear it over and over. * when you gave the example of an overdone R bonjour, it reminded me of "je ne regrette rien" my friends and i mimick that song for fun, and over-do our R's. hdr *

[LeylaRandomness]

the "in" sound is difficult indeed. I've been trying to find a way to explain it, but I'm afraid I can't. If you say it like you would in english, people will understand, I guess. english speakers and hispanics have so much trouble with those nasals...

[decibel182]

Je pense que je suis bon avec bonjour maintenant. ^_^

[toho36]

I could pronounce the word of this video, but with japanese accent :)

[jamesjiao]

the french 'r' is actually present in one form or another in MANY languages (such as hebrew). I am not quite certain why it's so hard to pronounce, it's like the lesser version of you trying to cough out phlegm from your trachea...

[jamesjiao]

it's actually better to study the positioning of your tongue and where and where not to restrict your airway when it comes to learning a new sound rather than attempting to reference it to a sound that you already know. That's just me.

[LeylaRandomness]

I wouldn't know how to explain it that way. but it's interesting! personally I do eveything by ear.

[John12787]

I can see you have made great strides on your Chinese, congratulations!

[LeylaRandomness]

lol, yeah slowly but surely. thanx for noticing!

[danbergam]

Always amazing, interesting and useful.

Your explanation is always clear... and your accuracy in explaining and rendering the most particular sounds is admirable.

About the mistakes (that I didn't notice... but I'm not english)... well, Leyla, mistakes make us human.

You tries your best, I'm sure: this is what matters! :-)

[danbergam]

See? I made an english mistake, in the last line!

Because I'm a human being as well! :-)

[LeylaRandomness]

Oh, I'm a bit of a perfectionist!

[danbergam]

It's the right spirit: to always try to do your best.

Bon dimanche! :-)

[danbergam]

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[aafrophone]

bonjour!