Learn French in 45 minutes! The TOP 100 Most Important Words - OUINO.com

This video will help you learn the top 100 most important words in the French language. These 100 words make up to 50% of words in daily conversations. We’ve organized them in groups to make them much easier to learn. If you really want to master them, it is a good idea to watch the video a couple of times or even better, take our exercises in our program. :)

00:00 Subject Personal Pronouns
05:30 Être (To Be)
08:54 Avoir (To have)
11:50 Articles
14:12 Negation
14:42 Connection Words
20:05 More Personal Pronouns
21:09 Possessives
23:31 Demonstratives
24:37 Important Expressions
25:41 Simple Vocabulary
26:16 Verbs
31:55 Questions Words and Answers
38:24 Complex Short Words
42:32 Full French Course

[Val-htem]

Very important: “Vous” isn’t only use for the plural of “tu/you”. It is a must to use “vous” instead of “tu” when talking to an unfamiliar person, an older person, your boss etc... ‘tu” is very familiar so anyone that isn’t your friends, family, or colleague, you should use “vous” when talking to them otherwise it is considered very rude and way too familiar. A person will tell you if you can address them with the familiar “tu”. This is a very important rule in France. Wise words from a French friend living in the US.

[elainewilson]

Thank you! Je suis Russe, I would love to learn some French . I'm 58 but it's never too late to learn it :))

[ENZAnKAYLIN]

This video is great! I love how we can hear at a normal speed as if someone is talking and then breaking it down slowly so I can hear how each word is pronounced. It’s perfect.

[graveyardghost]

French is a beautiful language, and so I will keep trying--if I must listen to this video 50 times, so be it. Merci!

[tellthetruth]

I wish many friench people speak English like this guy! Merci munsieur!

[gmammadzada]

I love it how you say it normally at first, then slowly for us to understand! It's a miraculous method! You can have fun and learn at the same time! Job well done!

[teresita.lozada]

I am amazed of how well organized this is. Very helpful, thank you!.

[ShakeelAhmad-vhiv]

Je suis Shakeel. Je suis un etudiante a la langue Francis. This is best of all lesson on basic French I have ever heard or learnt in so little a time.
Je ne comprende pas as how to Thank "Ouis" for it.
But still I dire Merci beaucoup.

[judysunpark]

Je regarde cette vidéo tous les jours
petit à petit

[Creations]

Excellent video, I usually watch videos from Spanish to French, but today I just came across your lessons and I realized I was able to understand a lot from the English point of view

[matthewkeighley]

I really enjoyed this lesson thanks. I wish had this 25 years ago when doing GCSE French at secondary school!

[denisalvarado]

I speak three languages and i will start to learn French 🇫🇷

[Francis_UD]

16:27. Such an elegant way of speaking. Perhaps that's what makes me wanna seriously learn French ! Bravo.

[morpheus]

This video is really useful for me. I wanted to start learning French many tumes but I couldn't because of difficult video about French, but this video inspires me!

[terrarosa]

This' the best French lesson flix ever, thank you so much

[mdhabiburrahman]

Really nice way to learn french i will watch many Times this video

[Reflex_Toby]

C’est vraiment merveilleux d’apprendre le français

[josepereiradonascimento]

Congratulations! You managed to bring together the best of French! Thanks.

[virginiakhan]

Am enjoying refreshing my French which I learnt many years ago in High School.

[ricoman]

Languages don’t come easy for me. In grade school we were taught French for 30 minutes a day three times per week. I never spoke it again until I started taking French classes at night as an adult, mostly for recreational travel. I wasn’t that good at it. Later I was travelling often in Africa so I learned a little Swahili, enough to humour the ladies selling their fruits, vegetables and bread rolls in the various markets and villages in East Africa. Not even close to conversational but sure had fun with it while travelling. Still later in life I started learning Spanish. I went a lot further with Spanish taking classes at work and in evening classes. Twice I lived with a family and attended Spanish school, once in Spain and once in Mexico. I actually got somewhat comfortable with basic conversations, no where near fluency but better than the average tourist. I felt pretty good about my learnings until two things happened to bring me crashing back to earth. On one trip to France I answered the waiter perfectly … in Spanish! Another time in Spain I answered in French! Quite humorous to me and I still have fun with it while on vacation. I’m in my mid sixties now and watching many French language videos to prepare for a trip next spring, hopefully Covid will be under control by then.