6 Rules to Know Before Learning French 🇫🇷

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In today's French lesson, you will learn or review 6 of the most important French rules you should know before learning French. It's okay if you already know French; it's always great to review these rules! Here are the 6 French rules:
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In lesson 6,
Lección 6,
we are going to practice
our second conversation.
Conversación 2.
So let's get started.
In this lesson,
we are going to practice a few
formal conversations.
Let's have a look at this conversation.
Let's say it's between you and your teacher,
Miss Jenny.
Now please recall,
formal conversations depend on
time of the day.
Now you are going to start the conversation
and it is 10 a.m.
so you have to start with
a proper greeting.
And how do you say that?
You say, Buenos días.
Buenos días.
¿Cómo está, Señorita Jenny?
Now please note,
¿Cómo está?
is the formal way of asking, How are you?
It can be used as,
¿Cómo está? or ¿Cómo está, Señorita?
Because you happen to know
the surname, you can say,
¿Cómo está, Señorita Jenny?
Now,
she is going to reply,
Bien. Gracias. ¿Y tú?
Good.
Thank you. And you?
Now please note,
Gracias is Thank you.
The letter Y
is And in Spanish.
And tú is
You.
Now, those of you who watched the previous
video will recall
that tú is informal
you. Now you might be
wondering, it's a formal conversation
then why are we using informal you?
Well, it's because the
teacher is talking to you.
So the teacher can use informal you
with you.
So,
Bien. Gracias. ¿Y tú?
Good. Thank you. And you?
The conversation comes back to you
and you reply,
Muy bien. Gracias.
Very good. Thank you.
The teacher might say,
Chao. Bye.
That is an informal bye.
It's the teacher who is saying
bye to you.
Now, when the conversation comes back
to you and you say goodbye
then that has to be formal.
So you say,
Adios.
Let's go over this once more.
Buenos días. ¿Cómo está señorita Jenny?
Bien. Gracias.
¿Y tú?
Muy bien. Gracias.
Chao. Adios.
Good morning.
How are you, Miss Jenny?
Good. Thank you. And you?
Very good. Thank you.
Bye.
Goodbye.
Let's have a look at
another example.
Let's say it is 8pm
and there is a conversation going on
between your manager and you.
Now, the manager can
start the conversation in an
informal way.
Hola. ¿Cómo estás?
Remember, estás is how are you.
¿Cómo estás? How are you?
Informally. Now you reply,
Bien. Gracias.
¿Y usted?
Good. Thank you.
And you?
Please note, usted is the
formal you.
And when you say in a
conversation, thank you and you,
well, that's a very common way
of continuing with the conversation.
Thank you and you.
Now because you are asking your manager,
how are you, it has to be
usted. And you?
So please note, usted
is formal you.
Now the conversation comes back to the
manager. He can reply,
Muy bien. Gracias.
Very good. Thank you.
You can close the
conversation by saying, buenas noches.
Good night.
And the manager can reply,
Ciao. Buenas noches.
Bye. Good night.
So let's go over this once more.
Hola. ¿Cómo estás?
Bien. Gracias.
¿Y usted?
Muy bien. Gracias.
Buenas noches.
Ciao. Buenas noches.
Hello. How are you?
Good. Thank you.
And you?
Very good. Thank you.
Good night. Bye.
Good night.
Right. Now that we know this,
let's go ahead and have some
practice. Practica.
Let's say it is
5 pm. You see
your professor. And you
want to start a conversation.
If you look at these
dialogues, they are not in
the correct order.
You have to put the dialogues in the correct
order. Please remember,
it needs to have a proper
starting with a greeting.
It has to continue with
thank you and you. And then it
needs to have a proper closure
to the conversation.
So think,
how will you put the dialogues
in the correct order?
Right.
You should have thought of
Buenas tardes. ¿Cómo está?
Muy bien. Gracias.
¿Y tú?
Bien. Gracias.
Ciao. Hasta pronto.
Adiós.
Because it is 5 pm, so it is
Buenas tardes.
The professor might reply,
Muy bien. Gracias.
¿Y tú?
Very good. Thank you. And you?
He can use informal you with you.
You can reply,
Good. Thank you.
The professor might say,
Ciao. Hasta pronto.
Bye. See you soon.
And you conclude by saying,
Adiós.
Formal goodbye.
Now it is Repaso or Review.
So this is the vocabulary
for this lesson.
So that's it in this lesson.
In the next lesson, we are
going to learn how to say
Thank you and Welcome in Spanish.
So do join us for that lesson.
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Until then, Adiós.
