Why couldnt my french teacher explain it to me this way?? Thank you, this video is very helpfull

@janulsamaranayake371

4 жыл бұрын

Merci beaucoup pour la leçon de pronoms relatif. Monsieur, tu explique très bien.

Eight years old, but magisterial. Merci beaucoup!

Your explanations are very clear and crisp! Thank you 😊

Sir, I am most grateful to you for your brilliant teachings. Finally I understand dont; I believe I was following a very poor teaching video or perhaps a very confusing one. My gratitude to you.

Thank you so much, How you teach is incredible. Easy to understand...!!

Maintenant, Je suis très content que vous m'ayez expliqué bien à propos de ce sujet Relatif pronoms.

Like other commenters, I agree that this is so clear! I was struggling so much with relative pronouns but this is so helpful. I watch your other relative pronoun videos - Thank you so much.

Merci beaucoup. Its amazing how you explaint this.😊

you a legend in making🙇

yes this gained my sub!

Merci bcp !

Great video, watching it before my test tomorrow. Merci :)

Thanks for putting this video together. It's very helpful!

This vedio was very helpful, I always had confusion about it but now I understand the concept. Thank you so much.

Great teaching, how does one get your videos on various topics.

Dude: well done! Straight to the point and clear

amazing video 👌 really helped

Merci beaucoup a ce site. Sa ma vraiment aide et sa ma meme aide plus parce que je comprends le francais et langlais tres tres bien

You really put effort in your videos & it Shows !!

very useful and easy to understand. thank you so much.

can dont + article be used for inanimate things? e.g. 'the guitar whose string needs replacing'

Very useful!! I finally understand, thank you

and... can où be used if the place/time in question is the subject. e.g. 'the park that was nice' or 'the day that began the month'? i assume not but wd like clarification

Very easy to understand. Vraiment facile à comprendre!

Merci beaucoup . Ça était très utile !

So whenever a sentence ends with a preposition and is followed by the object- que rule it is dont?

C'est très utile. Merci beaucoup!

Merci beaucoup pour votre video

très bien monsieur

très bien monsieur

Merci beaucoup!

Thank you! You saved me!:)

“De qui” is also for the verbs followed by “de” ?

Can you use "duquel" and "dont" interchangeably? If not, what's the difference?

Ado you teach French for beginners. I tried to follow que v qui but found it was too fast for me as I am a beginner .thank you Diane

Thank you teacher

you're perfect!

J'aurai un examen demain. Merci pour m'aider.

I have an example extracted from a book: Imaginez un pays dont les habitants travaillent trente-cinq heures par semaine. I can't understand: travailler de quelque chose???? is travailler followed by de???

@carlosvillavicencio861

7 жыл бұрын

Ohh, thank you so much!

watching it before my test tomorrow

I understood the concept of qui and que but I am not able to understood the concept of don't. Please reply fast

Salue! I have a query...When it comes to dont and ou, the thumb rules of verb/noun pronoun and subject/object are not utilised? Expliquez-vous svp?

@gazalakhan8113

5 жыл бұрын

@@ParapluieFrench Merci! J'aime ton videos/tutorials

omg you don't have an idead of how many times I've said "Le..quand.." hahahahah merci pour m'aider

Love ya

Actually, per the first example, it is also poor English to end a sentence with a preposition. You could/should restructure that sentence to say, "The situation about which I am speaking." Then "dont" conveys more clearly to "about which".

Merci pour votre aide. Vous êtes né pour être un enseignant.

Merci beaucoup pour ces magnifiques vidéos, mais je les préférais seulement en français. Salut.

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@charwood3600

5 жыл бұрын

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