Check out the rest of the series on EN and Y here: kzfaq.info/sun/PLe_Nu_f_BWDeWUQ2NCitBi-c6_0HDyDUL

This channel is pretty much underrated. Thank you so much for sharing these useful lessons with us. (Already recommended this channel to two of my freanch learning friends)

so many useful and unexpected translations! Thank you!

Thanks Alex, very practical and useful phrases as usual. "y compris" does come from comprendre : "to include," from Old French compris, past participle of comprendre "to contain, comprise" (12c.), from Latin comprehendere "to take together, to unite; include; seize; to comprehend, perceive"

Salut Alex. Dans la vidéo à 2:04 il y a une petite erreur à "je ne l'ai pas déjà vu". (je suis un natif Français) En ce qui concerne les phrases avec déjà/encore, on utilise 'encore' pour la négation -> "Je ne l'ai pas (encore) vu". Et l'opposé si tu as vu le film, tu dis "Je l'ai (déjà) vu" :)

Merci beaucoup I have watched all 3 videos twice! Still on the journey 😂 about 1 year in. Now have a French tutor on zoom weekly. Still struggling with sentence construction. I try to mix it up! Listening, reading, need to speak more I know. Seems like a mountain to climb. This is a retirement project for me. I like your videos as concise and succinct. At times I feel as though this is impossible. Thankyou

I think the expressions s'en sortir and s'y faire mean also to deal with, or to handle something or to get by, there are a lot of synonyms on this subject!

great work! thanks for sharing!!

Merci Alex comme d'hab tes explications sont logiques et utiles! Un grand merci!

These expressions are very useful, thanks. Could you also make a video about “ coup, du coup, d’un coup”. Thanks.

Very simplified and interesting. Thank you

it’s super

I love your videos 👍🏻 you say it’s a series, how can I get to the previous videos about en et y ?

Alex - a question about your fourth example, where 'en' is replacing 'people' (who say that God doesn't exist). In the video about 'en' though you said that 'en' never replaces a person. Is the difference that this is people in general versus a specific person?

Une autre expression courante quand une personne est agacée: Va-t'en ! (Go away!)

A question : how would you translate the sentence “ Here where I live “ my attempt is “ ici où j’habite “ but I was told no, it’s là où j’habite!!!! My question is how come when Là means there !!!! Thank you so much for the clarification 👍🏻