Basic French Lesson 2
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Thanks for posting i have a penpal in France near paris and we always speak english so i want to learn french so we can speak to each other in french
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Thank You this is very helpful =).. beautiful language
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wait doesn't vous êtes is a plural,
but isn't it true that you can say
it also to an older person if you want
to show your respect?
please reply!
and greate video im subing!
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@RyuOkamiOni14 'on' is more familiar, whereas when you want to be polite you say 'nous'. Thats would be the main difference
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how come theres so many ways to say are
footballplyer73 10 months ago
@footballplyer73 There are only 2 ways. "Tu es" and "vous êtes". The first one is the singular when addressing 1 person. The second one is the plural when addressing a group of people. It is also used in the formal way when talking to someone you just met or a person in a position of authority.
jefrench10 10 months ago
@jefrench10 So vous or "you" would be used in a translated sentance to: "You guys are people"? and then Tu would be "You are a person"?
So would that be: "Vous êtes un humain" and "Tu es un himain"
Seriously, I have absolutely no idea, but If you could correct me that would be nice :)
ixcaliber 9 months ago
@ixcaliber Humain in French means human as in a human being. I am not sure that's what you're trying to say. A person is une personne. Tu would be used in the singular and vous in the plural form. You can also use vous when addressing someone in a position of authority or someone you just met.
jefrench10 9 months ago
awesome..is 'on' is for masculine??coz nous sommes end with -es????french is hard..
senudesilva 1 year ago
@senudesilva On is gender neutral. The "es" ending is a conjugation ending. It is not gender related. Only nouns, pronouns and adjectives will change based on gender, not verb endings.
jefrench10 10 months ago