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Learn Basic French Phrases: Greeting Your Feline Friends Join Marie as she interacts with her adorable cat, Sam, and learn useful French phrases for daily conversations. From saying good morning to complimenting their cuteness, this video covers the essential greetings. Enhance your language skills while bonding with your furry companions! #FrenchPhrases #LearnFrench #CatLovers #DailyConversations #LanguageLearning #AdorableCats #PetBonding #FrenchForBeginners #FelineFriends #CuteAnimals

How to Express Cutness in French: Je suis très mignon! Discover how to convey cuteness in French with the phrase "Je suis très mignon" (I'm very cute). Learn how to use adjectives in French and impress your friends with this adorable phrase! #FrenchExpressions #CutenessOverload #FrenchLanguage #AdjectivesInFrench #LearnFrench #LanguageLearning #FrenchPhrase #AdorableExpressions #FrenchGrammar #FrenchVocabulary

HOLA!!! These are the basic and simple spanish phrases which you can use in day to day life . #SpanishBasics #LearnSpanish #BasicPhrases #SpanishVocabulary #LanguageLearning #SpanishConversation #SpanishForBeginners #SpeakingSpanish #SpanishLessons #SpanishGrammar

In the previous lesson, I introduced The French Prepositions of Place - Les Prépositions de Lieu. In this video, I expand on the lesson with the French Prepositional Phrases of Place and also some other uses of the French Prepositions of Place. If you found this video useful don't forget to subscribe for more before leaving. https://lnkd.in/dEg7w9wM #learnfrench #learnfrenchonline #learningfrench #teachingfrench #languages

Day 2: Let’s continue with basic French greetings! Today’s phrase is “Bonne journée” which means “Have a nice day” in English. Simple yet essential for spreading positivity in any language! 😊 Let’s keep adding to our vocabulary, one phrase at a time. Bonne journée à tous! #French #LanguageLearning #Greetings #FrenchVocabulary #LifelongLearning #StayCurious

5 French idiomatic expressions and their meanings: 1. "Avoir le cafard" Literal meaning: To have the cockroach Actual meaning: To feel down or depressed 2. "Être dans les choux" Literal meaning: To be in the cabbages Actual meaning: To be in a difficult situation or to fail miserably 3. "Avoir la pêche" Literal meaning: To have the peach Actual meaning: To feel energetic or in a good mood 4. "Mettre son grain de sel" Literal meaning: To add one's grain of salt Actual meaning: To give one's opinion or interfere in a situation uninvited 5. "Tomber dans les pommes" Literal meaning: To fall in the apples Actual meaning: To faint or pass out #LearnFrench #Frenchcourses #Frenchlessons #ImproveYourFrench #GetFrenchClasses

In today's post, we will talk about another grouping of the sounds of North American English: fricatives and affricates. These terms are probably unfamiliar to you, but they describe sounds by the place of where they are made and the feature of air release. Fricatives are noisy; the air released is continuous, hence the implication of friction. These sounds are made in a variety of places within the mouth, but they all have this in common: they are produced with friction. Affricates are an interesting, small group of sounds. These have the features of both fricatives and stops, which we learned about last week. The air is stopped as it reaches the point of placement, and then it is released with friction. Be sure to check out my programs at https://lnkd.in/g4scKwsh where you can learn more about how to speak North American English clearly and naturally. #pronunciation #hindi #humanresources

Speaking French with Cats: A Fun and Easy Way to Learn French Join Marie in her adorable conversation with her cat, Sam, as they exchange morning greetings in French. Learn basic French phrases and pronunciation while witnessing the cuteness overload! #LearnFrench #CatLovers #FrenchLanguage #FrenchLesson #FrenchPhrases #LanguageLearning #AdorableCats #PetConversations #LanguageSkills #CutenessOverload

Day 4: Exploring more basic French greetings! Today’s phrase is “Comment appelez-vous?” which translates to “What’s your name?” in English. A polite and important phrase for introductions in French! Let’s continue expanding our French vocabulary one day at a time. Comment appelez-vous? 😊 #French #LanguageLearning #Greetings #FrenchVocabulary #LifelongLearning #StayCurious

Polish tongue twisters 🇲🇨 🇬🇧 Good morning everyone 😃 This time I am presenting you 10 tongue twisters that are one of the most difficult tongue twisters in Polish. There are a number of sounds you won't find in English and I personally love them ❤ If you're curious how they sound, please do not hesitate to click the link below and listen to them on YT 😃 https://lnkd.in/etW8vkRW #PolishLanguage #TongueTwisters #Sounds (24)