Learn to speak French with our basic video lessons.Learn To Speak French – Lesson 7 – Verb Manger (to eat) and the partitive articles
some: du (m) or de la (f)
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Je mange du fromage. Tu manges de la salade. Il mange du pain. Elle mange du chocolat. Elle mange du gâteau. |
Nous mangeons de la viande. Vous mangez du poisson. Ils mangent de la pizza. Elles mangent du dessert. Elle adore le gâteau. |
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Irene
12 days ago-
JeFrench
12 days agoThere is no reason why you can’t learn it. All it takes is practice and we’re here to help.
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J’ame tu
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MUSHI Pierre
84 days agoAlors! j’adore cette website!!!! c’est tres intereent!!! vivaaaaaaa!
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I LOVE this sweb site. I have learned more from this site than I ever did with Rosetta Stone. I gtry to paractice the basic lesons each day, but in a few week I think I am ready to move on with the more advanced work. Some days it is not possible for me to get on your web site. If I take the more advanced lessons and the fact that I cannot always get on, will I lose out, or is it the basic lesseons………you can practice the advanced lessons when I have the time?
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JeFrench
165 days agoYes John. There is no time limit to access the weekly lessons. You can study at your own pace and go back to the previous when you want.
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Hello .
i just find this site and I very pleased for the free lessons.I need to practice speaking and pronouncing.Thanks Isabella -
Nedvid123
243 days agoJe suis, Tu es, Il / Elle est, Nous sommes, Vous êtes, Ils / Elles sont.
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Sharon
276 days ago2 questions:
1. Why is the “s” pronounced in “A plus”?
2. Why isn’t “ent” pronounced in “mangent”?-
JeFrench
240 days agoThe s in a plus is not silent, you’re right. In the full expression, a plus tard,it is silent. But when plus is not followed by another word, the s is usually pronounced. J’en veux plus. I want more. The s is not silent.
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Noha
310 days agoSalut tout le monde
Merci beaucoup!
You are a very good teacher. Your lessons are informative and logical. It is overwhelming to start learning French and small portions make it a little bit less frightening. I try to train my ears as well by listening French movies…hope it will help. My goal is to understand French, I am sure I will never be able to speak this beautiful language.