anyone can speak French (12) (tu)

You're gonna love this one. It's all about "tu"!

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[Noscopebh]

Nice works! I'm a canadien and you speak very well in french! Tu parle bien français! ;)

[thefrenchguy3000]

@Noscopebh Thanks for the encouragement! Merci mille fois.

[bg11215]

Avocado & lawyer are the same word in French? What if I really am an avocado but people think I'm saying I'm a lawyer??? Then I'd be in a quandry.

[thefrenchguy3000]

@bg11215 Just follow it with, "comme la nouriture!" LOL

[Landon8151]

Is avocat pronounced "a-vo-ka" or "a-vo-kya? A friend of mine, who speaks French, says there's a 'kya' sound at the end.

[thefrenchguy3000]

@Landon8151 Yes, there is a teeny tiny "y" sound before the "at", but it is ever so slight. If you want to add in the "flourish", do it very very VERY lightly. 

[fumarganja]

Usted is the formal way to say tu. Tu is common between friends in spanish... In the begging of the video he mentions that tu is used between friends in french... review the video...

[psyl0caine]

@thefrenchguy3000

There's no Y on avocat?. It's just a-vo-ka.

[dokitoki5]

I'm french, and some mistakes in his phrases that have no sence

for exemple when he said "i'm a english studient" he translated word by word into french, it doesnt work like that, we don't say "je suis étudiant d'anglais" but "Je suis étudiant en anglais"...

[ChasseuseDePapillons]

Hello!

Your videos are great, and you speak very well french (and I know what I'm saying because I'm french^^)

But you made a little mistake. You spelled "Tu faiT quoi comme travail?" wrong.

It's "Tu faiS quoi", because of the "tu" (faiT is for "il/elle)

I know french is difficult to learn^^ Good luck! Bonne chance!

[ednys2]

@thefrenchguy3000

I never heard a Y sound in Avocat. (I'm french).

But Architecte is pronounced like "arshitect", (not arkitect).

[Landon8151]

@thefrenchguy3000 Thanks, I appreciate the help.