French for Beginners How to Give Directions in French
In this lesson, Rita explains how to ask for and give directions in French. You will also learn the vocabulary of various common places, such as the restaurant, bank, etc. Presented by Diplomat Language School in Toronto, Canada.
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You're soo much better than my french teacher xD thx
@hollyplant
3 жыл бұрын
how r u it's been 5 years
@MySilhouette_
3 жыл бұрын
Same I actually have a french as am tmrw
There´s something really lovely about the teacher. She´s both charismatic and beautyfull. Also a good lesson.
@hollyplant
3 жыл бұрын
hi it's been 9 yrs
@hollyplant
3 жыл бұрын
@Mizo animations you can get through whatever your going through, I believe in you ❤
i appreciate you that giving a classes through youtube. I m not here to judge you. cause i m learning french. you are doing very good...but there are some mistakes.don't thing about there people cause you are helping those people who can' afford a fee for class. my french teacher teach me that pres de means near. first pres de means near (a cote de means next to).
Thank you for a great lesson- I really enjoy your style - I can wait for more videos .. regards Nissim Cohen New Zealand
Here is my challenge at learning French and other foreign languages from my perspective and experiences... When reading and retaining structured conversations for later usage, it would be a tremendous help that teachers place English phonetics alongside the chosen words for clarification. As a predominantly English speaker, there's no way that I will have the ability to sound out combined with a group of words without a cheat sheet that conveys a cohesive thought with a native (French) speaker!
very effective....you get the point!!!...thx.
Thanks for your clear teaching on this... it has really helped 👍🏾👏🏾🙂
Thanks a lot for your help and support you're the best .
Thank you so much u saved my life i have my french test in 30 mins thank you again
bonjour.... you are excellent teacher I like you very much your voice is clear.
THANKS.... THIS IS A USEFUL CLASS... GREETINGS FROM ECUADOR.
Really you are awosome I was looking for you, thanks for your fruitful videos 🌹🌹🌹
Ur a good teacher, if u are not in the teaching profession then u should consider it…
I'm actually picking it up! Rita's good! she got swagger when teaching (snaps fingers)
@hollyplant
3 жыл бұрын
this was 9 years ago
yes she is. ..! thank you very much lady " I think that your lessons are so useful. * just keep going please
@mog8506
4 жыл бұрын
Shut up nerd
Merci beaucoup pour vos efforts.
معلمة عظيمه تدريسك رائع جدا و مناسب لجميع المستويات اتمنى ان تكملي ما بدأتي
thanks for the video, thats my next lesson
what a wonderful channel!
thanks for this vedios,they are really benifit to us
I loved your explanation keep it up!
THANKS A LOT YOU ARE GREAT
Merci beaucoup professeur.
@donnecoeur I think 'droit' is only used in the context 'tout droit', which means 'straight'. The word 'droite' however, means 'right'. Tout droit = straight Droite = right.
@hollyplant
3 жыл бұрын
this was ten years ago
thanx dear Rita
You're so cool, man!
thank you madam Merci beaucoup
Thanks❤
Is this what is called "French Canadian" (or vice versa)? Some of these expressions are not what I am used to. I don't want to say that they are *wrong*, but just not what I was taught, and I have not heard any French people speaking like this. I am mostly familiar with a Parisian accent, and also the Corsican accent. From which part of France (or francophonia) do you hail?
Yes thank you
Merci beaucoup madame
Merci
merci pour votre lesson! salutations brasilien! (est que ce correct?)
Thank you for this video - I will definitely make it available to my students. Please don't mind this comment, but you might want to note that bibliothèque (shown on the dry erase board in the first scene) is misspelled (it's missing the"h").
@Aj-me8mo
2 жыл бұрын
It's an honest mistake
I like it a lot her explanation
I think the "H" of bibliothèque as been volountary "forgotten" to avoid confusion with the "th" sound in english... And I often use the shortened "la poste" instead of "le bureau de poste"....
Merci beaucoup Rita. il a été très instructif,
Nice lecturer
Je vous remercie
u tot helped me thx
The insruction for heading south from the school to the bank and turning left is confusing, does nort sound correct. Pres l'ecole, continuez tout droit sur la rue Bloor et tournez a gouche. C'est ne tournez pas droite.? Using an example of headinfg north and turning left would be easier to undrerstand.
Hello learners , I am french native speaker and I am surprised to see someone teaching french ( who obviously is not french because of her accent ), on the board behind her there are 2 spelling mistakes !! In french we write "bibliothèque" and "métro" like that . Some advice if you want to learn a foreign language , take a native speaker , a spanish for spanish language , an english for english language ....
@pouchi560
4 жыл бұрын
Tu cave toe
Bon professeur. ;)
@antiusted
3 жыл бұрын
@Mizo animations Jesus is a scam bro... happy holy week
merci
Très clair, il n’y aurait pas la version anglais/français ... par hasard ??
Muy buen video, gracias!!
Merci pour la leçon. C'est très utile. Bonne soirée.
4:06 lol
@priyanshuaryan7171
7 жыл бұрын
you had to say right
You are really wonderful. This kind of video at last I found.
This really helped thanks!!
U r better than teacher at dps
Thank you for that information sister Best of luck 💗💗💗💗💗💗
très bien
Vous parlez vraiment bien français
u r amazing thanks for ur efforts
Merci !
I enjoy these lessons . They are very informative. Here is a small point on the directions.To get to the bank from the school you would have to be walking backwards. So in fact when you face the correct way instead of turning left at rue de bloor you would turn right.
Perfect thank you so much
Nice
4:06 lol it's right
2:13
En face de... I thought was "opposite" in front of is " devant de..." and next to is a cote de.... and entre... inbetween....
Im listening to this in class woop im a rebel
There are mistakes in this video. For example, pres de does not mean 'next to'. It means 'near'. Next to, is 'a cote de' (no accents on my laptop, sorry!). Also the spelling mistake of bibliotheque. Also, en face de means 'opposite', not 'in front of'. In front of, is 'devant' . Too many mistakes.
@basiladeeb
10 жыл бұрын
Hi Helen, "pres de" could mean "near" and "next to" in Quebec. "A cote de" means "near" or "beside". "En face de" means "opposite" or "next to".
@helenweeds1517
10 жыл бұрын
basiladeeb Hi. I'm just going by what is taught by French teachers in the UK.....
@jazzlynp
9 жыл бұрын
basiladeeb I learned "Quebec" French as a first language, and would agree with all of Roland's comments.
@basiladeeb
9 жыл бұрын
I don't speak Quebecois, but from my online reading, I came to know what I had stated above.
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@pouchi560
4 жыл бұрын
Madame esti de tata
2:57 my favorite moment
with all the due respect.., why are you surprised? she's doing the best... if you're an expert in french language why don't you teach by yourself and stop criticizing her?
i like it class but i want more class
as taraonmsp said you are way better than my french teacher
A point noone realized; at one point she said "tournez à gauche" while she had to say"tournez à droite"! It's at 4:10
Bonjour J aimerais donner des cours de français pour personnes anglais .
normaly, is ' dans la rue' and no 'sur la rue' ?
Tu es adorable
Anyone danile kumar/ib school
Hala Rita Where are you from?
You can teach me all French you want babe with that pretty smile.
@jennadune8701
3 жыл бұрын
What’s wrong with you???
haha true ;) but its a little mistake :)
@hollyplant
3 жыл бұрын
it's been 10 years
There are spelling mistakes. Correct spelling for: Bibliothèque. Métro.
Its bibliotheque
The video was really useful, but there were some translation errors which really bugged me...
@jennadune8701
3 жыл бұрын
Are you French?
@shauntojo1579
2 жыл бұрын
@@jennadune8701 kk
la poste on a tous a y gagner
en Français on dit 'DANS LA RUE" et non SUR LA RUE(C'est du Franglais)
Soy hispanohablante 😸
Quarantine lessons be like
Qu'avez- Vous Dit ? Qu Est De Back ?
hello mo mo
i love it when you lick your lips at 1:50 in the video 😅🤤
@nabilhasibur1919
4 жыл бұрын
PERVERT
@hollyplant
3 жыл бұрын
it's been 2 years have you changed your mind
you are so beautiful ma'am
im gonna fail my test
@zexkay4364
5 жыл бұрын
mine is tomorrow and me too! high five
@zexkay4364
5 жыл бұрын
Jayden Gill 12%
@Jayden-ds1xz
5 жыл бұрын
@@zexkay4364 lol 1.5/10 in one section 4 me
do you have boyfriend ? ::D
je pans près = near a còte de = next to merci
when she speaks english she sounds mexican
I hate salon