French lesson: Using the comparative in French

In this lesson, Jacqueline teaches you the comparative forms of adjectives and adverbs.

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[opby]

you are wronger than orange juice after brushing.

[Imarco93]

wow, french is like 99% grammatically the same as spanish

now I'm thankful I'm a native spanish speaker the way the adjectives, both superlative and comparative work, is exactly the same in spanish

even in the exceptions like bon et meilleur, in spanish is 100% the same it is bueno y mejor

wooho thank you Jacqueline now I feel super good with french

[ThePieMaster219]

@Gisela956 thats spanish!



[Gisela956]

good Jacqueline gracias

[imlaochu]

@BeNNzuFG

hey buddy, i'm also a french beginner. It seems moi, toi, lui, elle, nous, vous, eux & elles are used behind the word "et", instead of je, tu, il etc.

[BeNNzuFG]

@FritsPeter

I have only learned french for 1/2 year but I think that"tu" never stands by itself alone, so you have to take "toi". same in "Et toi?" (and you?)

[DasBootU9643]

Je suis Francais,je comprend tout mais je me demande comment J'ai fait?!

Ca a l'air vraiment compliqué

Vivement les verbes irregulier lol

Bon courage pour ceux qui apprennent! ;)

[aclarindo]

she's very hot ! i love her !!

[nabi0220]

votre class, c'est bien!

je suis coreenne et je voudrais amelioer mon francais. merci beaucoup

[loloydu972]

abon je pensais qu'on pouvait dire "il est plus bon" en tout cas j'utilise casi quotidiennement ce terme, mais maintenant je veillerai à me corriger