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?

Salut! This lesson gives you the greetings you'll actually hear and use from day one ! Bonjour — Hello / Good morning Salut — Hi Bonsoir — Good evening Bonne nuit — Good night Au revoir — Goodbye À bientôt — See you soon À tantôt — See you soon (same day – common in Québec) À plus tard / À plus — See you later À demain — See you tomorrow Bienvenue — Welcome Allô — Hello (on the phone) À la prochaine — See you next time À tout à l'heure — See you very soon 💬 Question du jour Which greeting is your favorite — and why?