French Conversation Practice for Beginners | Easy French Lessons

Learn French with this easy, 4-minute French conversation practice for beginners. French pronunciation can be one of the hardest aspects of learning the french language, so follow along with our native French speaker (Quebec, Canada) in this easy French lesson. French and English are Canada's official languages, to honor Canada's historic anglophone and francophone communities. All English-language schools in Canada teach French as a second language.

This French conversation practice is great for beginners to experience an example of a conversation in French between two strangers. In this conversation, the French speaker uses the formal form of you, "vous". "Tu" is informal and singular, while "vous" is formal and/or plural.

Watching and listening to native French speakers is the fastest way to learn French, so start with our French Conversation Practice for Beginners series. When you're finished with this French phrases video, check out our channel to learn French for free by watching and listening to native French speakers. To find out about the latest free French lessons, subscribe to Language of Earth right here on YouTube.

[thesciencelearner]

The amount of silent letters is insane 💀

[JenJHayden]

The number one thing that has helped me with french pronouncation is to pretend to be drunk and tired while speaking. It is really helping me relax and not annunciate letters so harshly.

[annawaii]

i’ve been learning Spanish for sometime and i’m here now to learn some basic french but i just realized how hard french pronunciation is

[sosomunirath]

French language is beautiful language but it's hard when it is grammar and pronunciation.

[justventing]

Heres a tip for anyone that finds french pronunciations hard : whenever u try to memorize the words or lines write it on a piece of paper or notepad then whenever u write it always try to listen to how they pronounce it then next to it write the way they pronounce the words then u can memorize it easily .



Edit: MOM IM FAMOUS

[jenniferspromise]

Thank you for this video! I am 62 and decided I want to learn French (I am French on my mother's side) so once I know enough to travel I want to go to Paris and also Champagne where my ancestors are from.

[KevinGSmith-mijs]

I enjoed this lesson because you can see two people communicating back and forth Thank you! 🇺🇸🇫🇷

[adlerdoesstuff]

lesson learned:french sounds nothing like how it's spelt

[elysse]

french is such a beautiful language I just can't keep up with the pronunciations

[shortstory]

It's seems like what we learn in school is far away from this pronunciation .How is that guys .
Thanks to you ❤😊

[cheeese]

0:09 or “salute” ( salute means both ‘hi’ and ‘bye’
0:14 or just “ça va?” (Informal)
0:19 you can reply “ça va” to ça va or “ça va bien”
0:26 or “et-toi”? (Vous is for people older than you)
0:51 or just “enchanté”

[robertpattinsonaddict]

AHH I can’t keep up the French lady speaks so fast lolll

[ernestorevollar]

This video is too entertaining ❤. I want to improve my English skills and I just started learning French by myself.

[yani.winters]

This is great video..I'm learning french rn..i've studied Arabic language for 4 years..and i found that french is a bit easier with the Grammar and the pronounce..i love french language❤️

[lianaseraderian]

2:11 the American woman’s smile fades away when she says she has homework’s

[thatsme]

As an Arabic speaker french is one of most easiest languages ever ..
Merci .. 💖

[amatosaiko]

Je parle russe à l'origine mais le français est si beau que j'aimerais visiter la France et connaître cette langue étonnante !

[anshu]

French Language is very interesting.👏 I am so Happy

[keke-ushh]

me : french
yt recommendations : easy french lessons
also me : oh cool *clicks*

[nonameavailable]

Since This is for beginners, i think the french girl needs to slow down her speech.