Multiple uses of 'Voilà'!

In this video, I'm explaining the many different uses of the word "voilà" in spoken French.

[arfranklin]

After watching and studying each of the concepts you describe in your videos I can re-watch French films like, "The Connection" and it's as though new life has been breathed into them. I comprehend more of the subtleties of former hidden meaning in the dialogue. I'm majoring in French and can't begin to explain how much I appreciate the time and effort you put into thoroughly describing each idea. Thank you.

[fisheyerules]

I have only watched 2 of your videos and it helps me a lot. You teach more than other people (teacher or friends) are willing to teach! I'll spend more time to learn from you! Hope you will make more french videos!

[Graphico_]

You are a very gifted teacher!....my paid french lessons are way to formal and outdated i am discovering after watching just a couple of your videos.Thank God I found you!

[anwarmohammad]

I have never seen a good explanation like yours .thanks too much

[Pfsif]

Our B&B host in Nice use Voila in almost every sentence. Thanks for leaving the words up on the screen longer for us to read. Keep them coming!!!

[rafaelruiz.]

Thank you so much for creating such a really informative video. It cannot be clearer to me now!

[karmie]

je vous ai attendé Fred ! Merci pour la nouvelle vidéo !

[CesarSilva-nyzv]

Hi Fred,
I love your videos, they're really good.
Also, I'd love to see a video on the uses of the word "alors".
It seems that is has many different uses in the spoken French and some of them are not very clear in my opinion.
Many thanks for all your help!

[신동운-ek]

You are a great teacher. I hope you become my professor in my university lol Merci beaucoup prof!

[TimiToto]

Je suis japonaise. J'étudie le français.
Thank you very much for easy to understand explanation.
I can understand. Merci beaucoup.

[zirconce]

Yes, very interesting talk or explanation on how voila is used.  So many instances to use.  Thanks a lot for the video.
I watched every second of it.  Thanks!  I only intend to learn travelers' French, which I might use next Sept in France.

[mallorysmith]

Thank you for this video. It was beneficial to me. Keep it up.

[tobybromfield]

Great video! Most of your videos are about in depth language analysis, but do you think you could do a broader video on how to learn language - like techniques to learn things, how you became fluent in English, how to maximise language learning through immersion while abroad etc merci!

[judahgonzales]

Wow, so useful. I used to be quite confused sometimes about why the say this word so much in so many different situations. Your explanation is perfect. Thanks alot bro 👍👍

[earlprinsloo]

Fred! Tu es vraiment le roi des langues! j'ai commencé avec le français depuis 1999. j'avais 12 ans et j'ai continué comme un lycée de 2000 jusqu'à 2004. encore à l'université de 2005 - 2007. ces jours je pratique avec des amis du Gabon, mais depuis je t'ai découvert sur YouTube, ça a l'air que j'apprends le vrai français! Je suis sud-africain et je n'ai jamais voyagé aux pays francophones. je veux poser une questions s'il te plait. Voilà que j’arrive: c'est la meme comme: je viens d'arriver? c'est tout pour moi, voilà!

[emranuddin]

plz makes more videos like this merci beaucoup

[mooneulogy]

super video mec, youre doing a great service...ive been watching these shows les secret des balls and le visiteur du futur to train my french ear and ive noticed they say l'air and calé a decent amount and i cant get a good grasp on their usage.. for example "mais je pense qu'il est parti prendre l'air histoire de pas avoir trop la tete dans le cul" or "vous avez l'air hyper calé sur les aliens!"...maybe this is too specific for a video but if you have the time for a short explanation that would be awesome... thanks again for the videos!

[ohlalacesttrop]

merci beaucoup ! i love how details of the expression you have given. btw, could you do a video about "ouh la la" or "oh la la"
keep going! cheers

[merbahhalima]

Fred, can you do a video about tongue twisters, please?

[steverocksyo]

Cool. I 'learned' French in Highschool. We were taught voila has a traditional meaning but also the meaning of the English word, here. In English we use here almost like a verb. If I smoke a cigarette and pass it to you, I then say, "Here." Just like you explain.