2 Video Views·Dec 12, 2025
In this video from the playlist "Secrets to Learning French Verbs," we will explore another set of 10 commonly used irregular verbs in the French language, including:
Apercevoir (to notice/catch sight of) 👀
Décevoir (to disappoint) 😔
Émouvoir (to move emotionally) 😢
Entrevoir (to glimpse) ✨
Équivaloir (to be equivalent to) ⚖️
Falloir (to be necessary/must) ⚠️
Percevoir (to perceive) 👁️
Pleuvoir (to rain) 🌧️
Promouvoir (to promote) 📣
Se pouvoir (to be possible) 🤔
What You'll Learn:
Visual Aids: Each verb is accompanied by a clear image to help you visualize its meaning 📸.
Contextual Sentences: We provide a French sentence for each verb along with its English translation, illustrating how the verb is used in context 💬.
Conjugation Guides: Learn the conjugation of each verb, making it easier to incorporate them into your conversations 📚.
Pronunciation Tips: Follow along with pronunciation guides for each verb to master their correct pronunciation 🗣️.
This video is suitable for all learners, both children and adults, and will enhance your understanding and usage of these essential French verbs 📈.
Listen and repeat after me
Rain It is raining today
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me Rain It is raining
Attention "pleuvoir" is an impersonal verb
There is only one conjugation the third person singular
Rain It is raining
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Move This song always loves me
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Move I love you love he she we love
We move you move they move
To move I love you love he she we love
We move you move they move
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Promote My school promotes recycling to protect the planet
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Promote I promote you promote he she we promote
We promote you promote they promote
To promote I promote you promote he she one promotes
We promote you promote they promote
Listen and repeat after me Disappoint I often
disappoint my parents when I don't study enough
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Disappoint I disappoint you disappoint he she one disappoints
We disappoint you disappoint they disappoint
To disappoint I disappoint you disappoint he she one disappoints
We disappoint you disappoint they disappoint
Listen and repeat after me Equivale
A big smile is worth a thousand words
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Equivale I equivale you equivale he she one equivale
We equate you equate they equate
Equal I equal you equal he she one equals
We equate you equate they equate
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This power It might rain tomorrow
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This power It is possible
Attention this power is an impersonal verb
There is only one conjugation the third
person singular This power It is possible
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See I see a bird in the sky
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Perceive I perceive you perceive he she one perceives
We see you see they see
Perceive I perceive you perceive he she one perceives
We see you see they see
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Catching a glimpse Sometimes I think I catch a glimpse of fairies in the garden
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To glimpse I glimpse you glimpse he she one glimpses
We catch a glimpse you catch a glimpse they catch a glimpse
To catch a glimpse I catch a glimpse you catch a glimpse he she one catches a glimpse
We catch a glimpse you catch a glimpse they catch a glimpse
Listen and repeat after me Must
You must eat
vegetables
to be healthy Falloir
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after me Must
It is necessary
Note "falloir" is an impersonal verb it has only one conjugation the third
person of the singular
It is necessary
It is necessary
Listen and repeat after me Perceive I
perceive the
connection
between all things
Listen and repeat after me Perceive
I perceive
You perceive He
She
One perceives
We perceive
You
perceive
They They perceive
Perceive I
perceive
He She
One perceives
Weperceive
You perceive They
They perceive