Pour ange, c'est une ange comme un ange, ça ne se change pas, il n'y a pas de féminin pour ange. ^^ Mais en général on dit "Mon ange" <3
Well for angel, it 'une ange" (an angel for feminine) like "un ange" (an angel for masculine) , it doesn't change, there is not feminine for this word. But we rather say "Mon ange" (My angel). :D
remember wayne gretsky ... he ask one day what can he say to french people and some french dude play a prank on him an said to him to say (voulez-vous coucher avec mo ice soir ) so that mean do you want to sleep with me tonight daaaaa so i am french and tell you to be care full of what french dude tell you to say loll ...
Just say "bonjour" and ask them before if they speak english and everything will be nice with French people.
If you ask something directly in a fast english, without any polite "hello" or "bonjour" or "good morning"... you will be cold answered or not answered !
Imagine as a french tourist in New-York, I come and ask something in a quick french ?
are people in Paris very rude to non-french speakers, or is that just a stereotype. If you have difficulty with french will they ignore you or will they make an effort to talk to you.
@xenomann442 it depends on people, as everywhere in the world. Generally, I think french people love strangers when they make an effort to speak french. It is always kinda cute or funny, even touching sometimes so I really think that what you say is just a cliché. I live in Paris myself (it's been a while) and people are quite nice. Though lots of them are in a hurry (they often say so) so that's why they might seem rude or indifferent.
C'est un excellent cours. Vous avez un un très bon accent ! Je suis française et je voudrais rajouter quelque chose, pour tous les hommes anglophones : l'accent anglais est terriblement "gentleman" et distingué...Gardez-le
Okay, I try to translate my comment in English !
Well done ! It is an excellent lesson ! Your accent is very good ! I am french and I'd like to add something for all the english-speakers men : the english accent is terribly distinguished and it has class...so, keep it
Hum... And what about the accents which are presents on ''chéri(e)''?
Source: I'm a native french speaker.
Another thing: isn't ''ai'' pronounced like ''é'' in the end of a word? I always say ''J'ai'' like ''J'é''. My last name is Tremblay, so I say: Tremblé and not Tremblè.
Tu as la patience et la pédagogie d'un instituteur, et on sent chez toi un petit brin de passion pour la langue française comme certainement pour les autres langues étrangères. Prononciation pratiquement parfaite, rien à dire.
Very good job.I guess that you come from american east coast, not texas ( lol ). Aren't you ?
I am currently brushing up on my French and was hoping you could clarify something for me. You used "mon cheri" and "ma cherie" in your lesson, but I have also seen it as "mon cher" and "ma chere". Are both sets correct? If so, are they different in formality?
remi ya tienes muchos seguidores mexicanos o hispanoahablentes he visto todos tus videos y me agrada aprender frances asi, se hablar ingles pero prefiero ponerte este mensaje en español por que se que lo entenderas y sera mas como para mi merci beacup pour ton lecons remi
I ran into this video while watching Disney songs in French (a favorite hobby of mine when I'm online).
I like how you wrote out the conjugation charts for the verbs. The visual always helped me when I took Spanish, and it still does, apparently. =] (I'm inspired to learn French.)
bravo ! je suis française et par curiosité je regarde ces vidéos en tout cas c'est très bien fait ! malheurseument, nous avons beaucoup de mots pour dire "je t'aime" mais les frnçais ne sont pas romantiques...
Merci Remy, my husband to be (to be because we are getting married in januari 2009) will be very happy when i speak better french! And maybe fluently soon
remy it was nice to see you help a subscriber out with his love life and it shows a good sense of humer to have put the disclaimer at the end i enjoy you videos and as a teacher i think you are great thanks for the lessons im finding them very helpful you and the music of garou are the 2 ways i enjoy learning french please keep it up
I just discovered your lessons and these extras and thanks to you, I will have a great suprise for my boyfriend who is French! So thank you, merci, kiitos for your time! These are wonderful :)
hey there remy! its been a couple of months since i finished your series of lessons. vry much looking forward to the next one. iv been trying to learn a little on my own though it can be hard at times.
Hey, jremy, I have been watching your videos over and over trying to make the basics of French more concrete. Now I am wondering, are you going to make more videos? And, if so, can you give me an estimate as to how long it may be. Thank you for your time.
est ce que c'est possible de faire une vidéo sur la construction du vocabulaire? Parce que je suis assez bon en orthographe, mais je ne suis pas bon pour la prononciation et coversation..
oh like 10 minuets of "Saying" different words in French. Like "Dog, Cat, Car, Bus, Video" etc.. for some people who really want to learn but aren't sure how to say it. Or maybe even saying the alphabet slowly. Thanks JRemy7 for your time.
hi remy, im an avid fan of your vblog and im loving it! i hope you will make more vblogs about french because you are a big help for those who want to learn french. its really effective listening to you than reading and not knowing how to pronounce a french word. thanks!!
Isn't the "te" represented in 'je t'aime' a preceding direct object rather than a reflexive pronoun? If it was reflexivity then it would have to be "je m'aime", "il s'aime" etc, non?
Bonjour, mes ami Remy, Je m'appelle Zachary. Je ne pas as un vidéo, je désire ver présent vous le compétences d'étude J'ai instruit(éduqué)origine vous. Plat sil tu corrige moi. Merci, Au revoir
if ai=ay then je t'aime.=je tame. and not je tim. it would be better to write je te'me. peut-etre. so is this reflextivity as common as the liasons in french?
hi remy, just recently my eyes teared up when i was able to recognize je t'amie and because of your lessons i knew it was i love you. thanks for unraveling this beautiful language. especially when you live in a french historical area like new orleans. being from a apanish background i was always puzzled how to pronouce and what these words and street names meant. Je T'adore, victoria (J'habite `a New Orleans)
Pour ange, c'est une ange comme un ange, ça ne se change pas, il n'y a pas de féminin pour ange. ^^ Mais en général on dit "Mon ange" <3
Well for angel, it 'une ange" (an angel for feminine) like "un ange" (an angel for masculine) , it doesn't change, there is not feminine for this word. But we rather say "Mon ange" (My angel). :D
Bye ! =D Salutation de la France. ;)
Ninekawaii 2 months ago
Mon petit ami means boyfriend!?! Oh I used to say that jokingly to my French collegue.
Lylania 7 months ago
@makimura55 vrai....
ifeelgood617 9 months ago
oui je veux bien être ta petite amie!! LOL,trés belle leçon de français,,j'adore!!!bonne continuation a vous!!!
cashfloify 11 months ago
Thumbs up if you think Jremy should come out with more videos.
Businessman1988 1 year ago 12
Could you post a video about changing a Sentence into negative its really hard for me!
AbbyGaGa 1 year ago
Curso muy interesante. Lo seguiré, a ver qué aprendo.
¡Muchas gracias!
Momislov 1 year ago
@Momislov De que vamos a aprender, si vamos a prender.....
j'adore remy. ES un buen maestro :P
NadiaRMeza 1 year ago
remember wayne gretsky ... he ask one day what can he say to french people and some french dude play a prank on him an said to him to say (voulez-vous coucher avec mo ice soir ) so that mean do you want to sleep with me tonight daaaaa so i am french and tell you to be care full of what french dude tell you to say loll ...
GHOSTTOYS 1 year ago
You are doing a great job Jeremy! Your lessons have been a great help. God bless you!
mysteriousreagent 1 year ago
You're awesome
mhiyah7 1 year ago
will you teach me online through an online board/skype? take a payment through paypal? pls let me know. merci.
CmdrGenda 1 year ago
@duptubeman It means both
wonoto 1 year ago
This guy isn't from France... he's from Quebec... which is a kinda americanised France
oiboisseoi 1 year ago
Just say "bonjour" and ask them before if they speak english and everything will be nice with French people.
If you ask something directly in a fast english, without any polite "hello" or "bonjour" or "good morning"... you will be cold answered or not answered !
Imagine as a french tourist in New-York, I come and ask something in a quick french ?
Biloutemag 1 year ago
we don't make a difference, it means both :)
Galeande 2 years ago
are people in Paris very rude to non-french speakers, or is that just a stereotype. If you have difficulty with french will they ignore you or will they make an effort to talk to you.
xenomann442 2 years ago
@xenomann442 it depends on people, as everywhere in the world. Generally, I think french people love strangers when they make an effort to speak french. It is always kinda cute or funny, even touching sometimes so I really think that what you say is just a cliché. I live in Paris myself (it's been a while) and people are quite nice. Though lots of them are in a hurry (they often say so) so that's why they might seem rude or indifferent.
rikaitachi 2 years ago
the Anglo-Saxon are worse
speak english please ! speak english (white) please !
zwan2 1 year ago
I'll make an effort I love learning foreign languages and getting to know other cultures
toyatoy1986 1 year ago
C'est un excellent cours. Vous avez un un très bon accent ! Je suis française et je voudrais rajouter quelque chose, pour tous les hommes anglophones : l'accent anglais est terriblement "gentleman" et distingué...Gardez-le
Okay, I try to translate my comment in English !
Well done ! It is an excellent lesson ! Your accent is very good ! I am french and I'd like to add something for all the english-speakers men : the english accent is terribly distinguished and it has class...so, keep it
Heeeeeeidi 2 years ago 2
Hum... And what about the accents which are presents on ''chéri(e)''?
Source: I'm a native french speaker.
Another thing: isn't ''ai'' pronounced like ''é'' in the end of a word? I always say ''J'ai'' like ''J'é''. My last name is Tremblay, so I say: Tremblé and not Tremblè.
zylon17 2 years ago
@zylon17 dit "I always say J'ai like J'é. My last name is Tremblay, so I say: Tremblé and not Tremblè. "
Ce en quoi tu te trompes mon cher ami. :)
Bon allez disons que ça dépend des régions. Mais la prononciation de Rémy en l'occurrence est la bonne et la tienne la mauvaise !
lol
zslash99 1 year ago
Absolutly Brillient.
alanhussey 2 years ago
Et le "vous" ?...Je vous aime...
mouna28 2 years ago
jremy... :( why u r not giving more lessons anymore :( please come back!!!
zwaartke 2 years ago
¿Por qué estaré pagando mis clases de francés si acá uds. lo tienen gratis? xD
velero24 2 years ago 10
You can't beat free :)
jremy7 2 years ago
@velero24 Really! Mostly everything I know I learned it from youtube videos! :P lol! Merci Jremy7! ;)
NataliofArabia 1 year ago
this is amazing :) im gonna watch all ur videos & LEARN, i told mi bestfriend JeT'aime & she freaked lol!!!!
TWiZZLEZxDaxNiNJETTE 2 years ago
Hehe. I get that alot. I don't have the traditional 'French accent" :)
jremy7 2 years ago
Vous avez un bel accent! Félicitations pour votre travail, et bonne continuation!
HarmAllShip 2 years ago 2
Très bon travail !!!!!!!
AttackTheGasStation1 2 years ago
Tu as la patience et la pédagogie d'un instituteur, et on sent chez toi un petit brin de passion pour la langue française comme certainement pour les autres langues étrangères. Prononciation pratiquement parfaite, rien à dire.
Very good job.I guess that you come from american east coast, not texas ( lol ). Aren't you ?
From france .
AttackTheGasStation1 2 years ago 3
Merci du compliment :)
jremy7 2 years ago
Je confirme ;)
smoke489 2 years ago
Hey Remy!
J'ai une question! Dis moi, t'es prof de français aux état unis?
J'adore t'es leçons, mon petit copain a tout essayé pour apprendre le français mais il y arrive qu'avec tes leçons lol!
Bye!
lamia117 2 years ago
Non je ne suis pas un enseignant mais merci du compliment :)
jremy7 2 years ago
Rémy muchas gracias por tus clases, eres lo máximo.
Saludos desde Chile =)
Cota05 2 years ago
Muchas gracias :)
jremy7 2 years ago
très bonne leçon de français, très complet et surtout très bien expliqué!
hermaphroditos 2 years ago
Would j'aime tu work as well?
ShokyShrox 2 years ago
Nope
jremy7 2 years ago
@ShokyShrox No, j'aime tu doesnt wouldn't work :)
11melissap 1 year ago
Thank your for your wonderful videos!
I am currently brushing up on my French and was hoping you could clarify something for me. You used "mon cheri" and "ma cherie" in your lesson, but I have also seen it as "mon cher" and "ma chere". Are both sets correct? If so, are they different in formality?
crystalsingermovie 2 years ago
Mon cher and ma chere are more formal and you might use them for relatives or friends but not for your boyfriend / girlfriend or children.
jremy7 2 years ago
I LOVEE IT I WAS ON MSN 2 FRENCH GUY U IT
SEXYmikey321 2 years ago
Muito bom o teu video! Eu amo frances. Obrigado!!
bogusbello 2 years ago
I MIGHT GET A GIRL MERCI
Zerathul7 2 years ago
Hi. Can you help me to translate - "mariemonfette" ? Thank you.
I like French so much!
alannala1 2 years ago
Mariemonfette??
I'm french and this word doesn't exist sorry
missananas15 2 years ago
tu le vois ou mariemonfette?
alexbism 2 years ago
nice mais ya aussie le QC Français un peu différant jveux une nleçons sur les sacre svp haha
xonoth 2 years ago
how many languages can you speak??
Ivy0388 2 years ago
French and English
Learning Spanish
Some knowledge of German
Studied Latin and ancient Greek
jremy7 2 years ago
Remy could you say est ce que tu m'aimes??
ryann102 2 years ago
Yes it is correct :)
jremy7 2 years ago
very nice your video..merci
leonardoanestesia06 2 years ago
Remy is such a nice guy and teacher.
Hopefully, well be able to exchange our languages one day.
Im from Brasil.
Je parle Pórtuguese:)
Boifelipeboi 3 years ago
remi ya tienes muchos seguidores mexicanos o hispanoahablentes he visto todos tus videos y me agrada aprender frances asi, se hablar ingles pero prefiero ponerte este mensaje en español por que se que lo entenderas y sera mas como para mi merci beacup pour ton lecons remi
tuyasabesno 3 years ago 2
Me alegro de que te gusta la experiencia. Me alegra ver que tengo muchos usuarios de Mexico y América Latina.
jremy7 3 years ago
merci jremey. j't'aime. Sexy accent.
dontmesswitmama 3 years ago
Very interesting all the videos of Remy.
Thank you for share them with us
Nordica
nordica17 3 years ago
Very interesting all the videos from Remy!
Thank you for share them with us.
Nordica
nordica17 3 years ago
Haha, I love your disclaimer. x3
I ran into this video while watching Disney songs in French (a favorite hobby of mine when I'm online).
I like how you wrote out the conjugation charts for the verbs. The visual always helped me when I took Spanish, and it still does, apparently. =] (I'm inspired to learn French.)
HailDorothyPenner 3 years ago
bravo ! je suis française et par curiosité je regarde ces vidéos en tout cas c'est très bien fait ! malheurseument, nous avons beaucoup de mots pour dire "je t'aime" mais les frnçais ne sont pas romantiques...
sugarychan 3 years ago
hahaha. the last part is so funny. thanks for posting videos!
insidepurplewalls 3 years ago
gracias por tus videos ya se contar asta dies o dire dix merci remi.
galaxybrawler 3 years ago
De nada :)
jremy7 3 years ago
Merci beacoup remy...
Im a 13 mexican boy... and im learning french!
Very weird in Mexico... :D
y! ya se contar, se decir yo soy, tu eres, el es, ella es yo vivo en Chihuahua etc!
Au revoir... Adios remy!
Homero4real 3 years ago
I'm glad you're enjoying the lessons :)
jremy7 3 years ago
merci, muchas gracias por tus videos (thankyou very much for your videos)
bombonasecino1 3 years ago
great!! this is the first video i see but not the last one 5/5
Zerathul7 3 years ago
Merci Remy, my husband to be (to be because we are getting married in januari 2009) will be very happy when i speak better french! And maybe fluently soon
Marie
musseomarie 3 years ago
Please, is any different between Tu m'aimes? and Est-ce que Tu m'aimes? :) merci beaucoup :)
btw: u have great lessons, but sometimes it's hard to me, because what u translate to english, I must translate even to my czech language.. :-))
kadmar82 3 years ago
No difference between the two :)
Thanks for watching :)
jremy7 3 years ago
remy it was nice to see you help a subscriber out with his love life and it shows a good sense of humer to have put the disclaimer at the end i enjoy you videos and as a teacher i think you are great thanks for the lessons im finding them very helpful you and the music of garou are the 2 ways i enjoy learning french please keep it up
iteach5thgrade 3 years ago
Muchas gracias :)
jremy7 3 years ago
That advisory is fun. I never laughed so hard in my life. French language is so endearing to learn.
irwinbayot 3 years ago
Merci!
LoricaLady 3 years ago
You heard right. I made the liaison which sounds like a "z". This is because otherwise there would be a vowel clash between the "es" and the "un".
Good ear!
jremy7 3 years ago
Je t'aime, Remy.
emphaticapathy 3 years ago 2
hey remy =) im actually confused about the femininity etc.. so, it depends on the word, or on the person who says it? fyi, im a girl. lol thanks ^^
akusukaijo7 3 years ago
It depends on the word (noun).
jremy7 3 years ago
i had the same confusion. thanks remy !
danielen 3 years ago
I thought J'aime meant I like.If J'aime means I love then how do you say I like?
reppinATL 3 years ago
"J'aime" can mean EITHER I like and I love :)
jremy7 3 years ago
ou ta appris le francais remy ? europe ou quebec?
nick199220 3 years ago
Je suis français d'origine.
jremy7 3 years ago
then how come u speak perfect english?
gtrnismo 3 years ago
My English is far from perfect but I have had 30 years practice :)
jremy7 3 years ago
je suis français, but I do speak english as well
lokinatif 3 years ago
Tu m'aimes ? (question) is familiar
better way : Est-ce que tu m'aimes ?
Best way : M'aimes-tu ?
chocolatechocochoco 4 years ago
I just discovered your lessons and these extras and thanks to you, I will have a great suprise for my boyfriend who is French! So thank you, merci, kiitos for your time! These are wonderful :)
jinorx 4 years ago
How romantic. I feel like cupid :-)
jremy7 4 years ago
hi remy in your next lesson can you say the french alphabets
djdrxx 3 years ago
hey there remy! its been a couple of months since i finished your series of lessons. vry much looking forward to the next one. iv been trying to learn a little on my own though it can be hard at times.
merci pour tes videos, et a bientot for now.
Acemach 4 years ago
I was away for four months but I am now back in Dallas and working on new lessons :-)
jremy7 4 years ago
Hey, jremy, I have been watching your videos over and over trying to make the basics of French more concrete. Now I am wondering, are you going to make more videos? And, if so, can you give me an estimate as to how long it may be. Thank you for your time.
7smp7 4 years ago
I'm planning on actually recording new lessons this week (2/25/08). I was away for 4 months but I'm back now.
jremy7 4 years ago
Oh that's great. I've been looking forward to another one of your videos for a long time. Thank you once again for your time.
7smp7 4 years ago
est ce que c'est possible de faire une vidéo sur la construction du vocabulaire? Parce que je suis assez bon en orthographe, mais je ne suis pas bon pour la prononciation et coversation..
j00suckip00n 4 years ago
did you understand what i wrote? I guess it would be more easy if i said it in English Lol ^^
j00suckip00n 4 years ago
I'm not sure what you mean by vocabulary construction :-)
jremy7 4 years ago
oh like 10 minuets of "Saying" different words in French. Like "Dog, Cat, Car, Bus, Video" etc.. for some people who really want to learn but aren't sure how to say it. Or maybe even saying the alphabet slowly. Thanks JRemy7 for your time.
j00suckip00n 4 years ago
hi remy, im an avid fan of your vblog and im loving it! i hope you will make more vblogs about french because you are a big help for those who want to learn french. its really effective listening to you than reading and not knowing how to pronounce a french word. thanks!!
vincimix 4 years ago
Cool people like yourself make me want to make even more videos. Thanks :-)
jremy7 4 years ago
This guy is good! very good! great for learning. Thanks for taking the time to put this together.
ytgoroyt 4 years ago
i loveeee ur english!! ^.^!
je suis vraiment sur que vous etes un bon prof!!*
Makjo19 4 years ago
Isn't the "te" represented in 'je t'aime' a preceding direct object rather than a reflexive pronoun? If it was reflexivity then it would have to be "je m'aime", "il s'aime" etc, non?
AfroManiac89 4 years ago
Yes I was trying to simplify things but you are correct.
jremy7 4 years ago
how can u tell if the word is masculine or feminine?
FelgarTViray 4 years ago
You just have to learn them...
jremy7 4 years ago
I am trying for more conversational French.
While your videos are extremely helpful, I implore you to continue your work on youtube.
Thanks again. Got a paypal for donations?
Krinkelsr909 4 years ago
I do plan on making more videos. I'm working on the building blocks of French right now.
jremy7 4 years ago
my paypal is remyvoyron "at" yahoo "dot" com
jremy7 4 years ago
Bonjour, mes ami Remy, Je m'appelle Zachary. Je ne pas as un vidéo, je désire ver présent vous le compétences d'étude J'ai instruit(éduqué)origine vous. Plat sil tu corrige moi. Merci, Au revoir
unfamilia 4 years ago
Hey Zachary. I'm not sure what you're trying to say in some of sentences so it's difficult for me to correct them. However:
It should be "mon ami", "corrige moi s'il te plait".
jremy7 4 years ago
Excellent !
samizd 4 years ago
if ai=ay then je t'aime.=je tame. and not je tim. it would be better to write je te'me. peut-etre. so is this reflextivity as common as the liasons in french?
RoiDeMortetFleur 4 years ago
tame is better. I agree.
Liaisons are used all the time.
jremy7 4 years ago
est-ce que t'parles l'espagnol?
aafrophone 4 years ago
Je suis en train de l'apprendre :-)
jremy7 4 years ago
qu'est-ce que c'est? "en train de"
j'ai appris l'espagnol pour(?) 4 années, et le français pour 3.
aafrophone 4 years ago
En train de =
In the process of
jremy7 4 years ago
hi remy, just recently my eyes teared up when i was able to recognize je t'amie and because of your lessons i knew it was i love you. thanks for unraveling this beautiful language. especially when you live in a french historical area like new orleans. being from a apanish background i was always puzzled how to pronouce and what these words and street names meant. Je T'adore, victoria (J'habite `a New Orleans)
victoriana59 4 years ago
Question: if j'aime means I love, how do you say I like? I thought j'aime was I like. < still learning :) thanks jermey!
artistfood 4 years ago
You're getting ahead of me :-)
You are correct. You can say "J'aime" for I like something. "J'aime le popcorn"
jremy7 4 years ago
Et accents ?
=> "ma chérie"
sebmanga 4 years ago
non, Cherie = darling, thats what i was shown
Marto1321 4 years ago
awesome THANK YOU! i will put this to VERY good use
jgray960 4 years ago
Hehe :-)
jremy7 4 years ago