@learnfrenchwithjulie: And this is why the French "-t-" looks so confusing 😆🇫🇷 #learnfrench #studyfrench

Duh, Matriarchy. :

I have been wondering this!!

Zoe Bones :

I love all the "just because" rules. 😭 lolol Thank you for addressing this specifically.

NightBeing :

par example: mange-t-il des baguettes? 🥖

PRATIBHA DANIA :

And why do we have that “s’ “ sometimes in front of the words. What that means? 🤔

MarkSSoniC :

This explanation helps. However, it will take time to get used to this conversationally.

John L Curtis :

Incredibly helpful lesson! Merci!

N I C A :

Diossss!! I have forgotten about this 🥲😅 until now that you I saw this video. 🥳 muchas Gracias. 😭

Ladyruty :

I see it a lot in reading task questions. Merci beaucoup

1701.fssimanjuntak :

How to say in French: what do you mean? And what did you mean just now? Thank you 🙏

wendihong19 :

stp, talk also about l...l'on,qu'l'on,si,que

idk :

thx

The linguistics guy :

So in fait or in croissant you drop th t but then you pronounce it?

Bo :

merci beaucoup

RugbyBloke :

Can you do a video about est ce que please?

Bena_hako☪️ :

parceque les voyels ne se rencontrent pas?

charlie :

c'est pas la vrai raison. c'est parce que, en vieux français, il y avait un T à la fin de la plupart conjugaison des verbes à la 3ème personne, et celui-ci s'est maintenu en français moderne, et s'est étendu à tous verbes à la 3ème personne

gregeal :

proton :

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Pop Dickinson :

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