Basic Greetings in French For Beginners

Start your Spanish journey with essential greetings! 🌟 Learn how to say hello, goodbye, and more in this quick and easy lesson for beginners. 🇪🇸. In Lesson 4, Dr. Danny Evans will teach you how to easily introduce yourself in French.

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[YudnoRealo]

This guy should get millions of subscribers. Thx for the help.

[rosannapugh]

Hello there I have lived in France for nearly 4 years and I have been going on and off to French lessons and I have struggled understanding them, one not speaking English at all. I have found your lessons and you have simplified things for me so much u understand wow… Thankyou so very much

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[NkiruFernandez]

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[victoriasanders]

Dr. Danny ~ you say that
Le soir = the afternoon
And
Bonsoir = good afternoon.

BUT
Le soir = the evening
Bonsoir = good evening.

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Bonjour = good day said in the morning or the afternoon (until it starts to get dark). It this means “good morning” or “good afternoon” depending on the time of day.

Bonjour breaks down to
bon jour

[aminekahlous]

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[jules]

What's the difference between Bon and Bonne please

[NajmaMahdi-bp]

How long it takes to master it
Im in day 3😅

[LearningeasywithTT]

Please just a quick question, is good afternoon not "bon àprés mid?", good evening " bonsoir" and " bon nuit " good night??🙄

[subramanyas]

Bonsoir means good evening not good after noon..pls correct it.Bon apres a midi ..good afternoon

[jules]

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[NotRiceBoy]

bro you so fast wait for some time s we can write it

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[NewLife]

Bon... The n is not said, just an open O. the "our" sound of French. That´s the first "nasty". What is that? It´s almost like you see a dead animal while walking, and you say, "oo-ehr". Want to work on both the description and the sound. Maybe think of some French snot in a hotel or restaurant, "You're not welcome here". Or like you go to say "your" and a grape gets caught in your throat. The second sound is "oir" which is wah. The third is "uit" which is we. Summary: oir = wahr, oui =we, uit=we, ien=yah. ment=mon lez =ending z makes the syllable sounded, unlike elle. Easy.