Just a quick update to let you know I'm working on the next French lesson. I always give a lot of thoughts to what I'm going to be teaching even though I do not work from a script.
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bonjour remy, i recently started learning french and came across your videos, i wanted to thank you and say you should really ban the hi-tech editing and go back to teaching near your closet...
you used to link to other videos and helpfull aids of learning in your first lessons, so i thought these sites might come in handy: http://www.transparent.com/wotd/today/french.htm
bounjour! Remy tu es nombre un!! J'apelle Esteban,j'sui mexicain petit americain. je jois voyez tu videos. merci beaucoup. well first of all thanks for all of thing s u r doin, i'm pretty much into languages i love the tutorial u r givin' out in internet and i totally hope u keep doin it!! comment tu le vou?? j'espere bon!! au revoir
er verbs are known in French as "les verbes du premier groupe". They are all regular with one exception: "aller" (to go). Some regular "er" verbs have some irregularities even though they follow the first group verb rules.
8 comments:
bonjour remy, i recently started learning french and came across your videos, i wanted to thank you and say you should really ban the hi-tech editing and go back to teaching near your closet...
you used to link to other videos and helpfull aids of learning in your first lessons, so i thought these sites might come in handy:
http://www.transparent.com/wotd/today/french.htm
www.ielanguages.com/
thank you very much and keep teaching,
salut(:
Oh #*@%!
oops...pardon my French
bounjour! Remy tu es nombre un!!
J'apelle Esteban,j'sui mexicain petit americain.
je jois voyez tu videos.
merci beaucoup.
well first of all thanks for all of thing s u r doin, i'm pretty much into languages i love the tutorial u r givin' out in internet and i totally hope u keep doin it!! comment tu le vou??
j'espere bon!! au revoir
Are the terms first group verbs,
-er verbs, and regular verbs all synonymous?
er verbs are known in French as "les verbes du premier groupe". They are all regular with one exception: "aller" (to go). Some regular "er" verbs have some irregularities even though they follow the first group verb rules.
It has been a while and we have really missed your videos. Looking forward to your next lesson :)!!
Anjie
salut remy,
your lessons are so entertaining- they make learning easier! ( i love watching the progressions as well )
looking forward to number 14.
thank you!!
donna
Thank you Donna! :)
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