Salut! This lesson covers the three big nasal sounds in French — and all the ways to spell them. LE SON AN an — jambe am — chambre en — endroit em — emploi ent — ils dansent (silent in conjugated verbs) ans — enfants ant — dansant LE SON ON on — garçon / cornichon / ballon om — pompier / tomber LE SON IN in — magasin im — timbre yn — synthétique ym — sympathique ain — train aim — faim ein — peinture Video below 💬 Question du jour Which spelling surprised you the most — and can you think of another word that uses it?

Salut! This lesson gives you everything you need to ask how someone's doing — and actually answer. Comment ça va ? — How are you? Ça va ? — Are you okay? / How's it going? Ça va bien — I'm doing well Très bien — Very well Comme ci, comme ça — So-so Pas mal — Not bad Ça ne va pas — Not good Et toi ? — And you? (informal) Et vous ? — And you? (formal) Quoi de neuf ? — What's new ? À plus! — See you later Video below 💬 Question du jour How would you answer if someone asked you «Ça va ?» right now?

Salut ! Today we’re conjugating être — one of the most important verbs in French, and you’ll use it every single day. Video below être — to be je suis — I am tu es — You are il est — He is elle est — She is on est / nous sommes — We are (spoken / formal) vous êtes — You are (formal or plural) ils sont — They are (masculine) elles sont — They are (feminine) 💬 Question du jour Can you write one sentence about yourself using être?

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Salut ! Today we're tackling Québec subject pronouns — who's who before the verb, in both formal and spoken French. Video below SINGULAR je / j' — I (written) / j' (spoken) tu / t' — You / t' (spoken & casual, never formal) il / y — He / y (spoken) elle / a — She / a (spoken) PLURAL nous / on — We / on (spoken — replaces nous in everyday speech) vous — You (formal or plural) ils / y — They, masc. / y (spoken) elles / y — They, fem. / y (spoken) Mixed group (men + women)? Always use ils. 💬 Question du jour Which pronoun surprised you the most — and have you heard it used in the wild yet?