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- French
- French speaking
- French vocabulary
- French listening
- French writing
I am a French teacher and translator leaving in Fort Lauderdale, I am ready to help people. Je voudrais aider tous ceux qui veulent avancer dans la langue française.
- French
- French speaking
- French vocabulary
- French listening
- French writing
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About Paul
I am a teacher with over ten years of experience; I know how to trust my students, and I always use appropriate methods to convey my courses. I am a disciplined and respectful man with professional experience, mostly enjoy teaching French to young people.
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- Primary school
- Ordinary Level
- Form 5
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Primary school
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- French
- English
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French
English
Spanish
WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU START LEARNING FRENCH?
The 8 most important rules: 1. Gender of nouns
French has two genders (masculine and feminine) but not only for people, for everything around you. Every object, every animal, everything has a gender. Because of this, when studying vocabulary, always study vocabulary with an article in front (Un – Une and Le – La).
2. Plural of Nouns
The plural of nouns in French isn’t pronounced. We can distinguish the difference between singular and plural nouns by the article in front (Les – Des) and by the conjugation of the verb.
3. On and Nous
In French, we use a subject pronoun that doesn’t exist in English. On is the equivalent of nous (we) but it is conjugated like he or she, as a singular pronoun. On is the casual nous, nous being more often used for formal speaking and writing.
4. Il and elle
As I said earlier, everything in French has a gender, therefore, the neutral doesn’t exist. Only Il (he) and
Elle (she) is used for everything and everyone. 5. Silent letters
As you will see in the pronunciation videos, written French and spoken French look like two different languages. The main reason is because French has a lot of silent letters. We will see them in the pronunciation lessons.
6. The sounds
French has a lot of specific sounds made of 2 or more letters. While in English most letters are pronounced individually, French uses specific sounds for each letter combination.
7. The liaisons
A final note about pronunciation is the liaisons. When hearing French, you might think that some sounds appear out of nowhere between two words. This is what is called “une liaison”. We use them to have a better flow of pronunciation.
8. Être and avoir
Être (to be) and avoir (to have) are the 2 most used French verbs. The biggest problem comes from their uses in simple situations such as saying that you are hungry or even telling your age. While English uses «to be» to talk about most things about yourself, French uses the verb «to have» – To have hunger, to have 34 years old, etc.
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