I am learning french

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I am getting addicted to these short basic videos in french! Idk why they are so entertaining to me lol Maybe I feel good when I watch something in French and understand what's being said. Ah the ego 🥔🥴 Nevertheless, they are so helpful in improving spoken french. I think if I watch them over and over again, i will be able to ace my spoken french part in DELF A2 🥔😚

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EarthlingWise

That's good. The blanks are funny sometimes .
ET c'est avec une immense joie que.....blank... je vous annonce que.....blank......votre demande d'étudiant a été approuvée.
Vous allez le recevoir dans....blank... 2 ou 3 jours.

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BittersweetPotato · 31-35, F

@EarthlingWise Ah that actually make sense for the pause to be before que, but I really didn't pick it up until you pointed it out.. To me, the conversation is really easy to understand like all similar videos, so should I be proud!?🥔😚

EarthlingWise

@BittersweetPotato very!

BittersweetPotato · 31-35, F

@EarthlingWise 🥔🥳

Degbeme · 70-79, M

I`m still working on my English. ☺️

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Degbeme · 70-79, M

@BittersweetPotato mmm... starch ... 🤤

BittersweetPotato · 31-35, F

@Degbeme You are very bad at speaking potato language 🥔😡

Degbeme · 70-79, M

@BittersweetPotato I`m better at pictures ...

Really · 80-89, M

Trying to recall my schoolboy French I couldn't translate "J'ai eu". Online it says, in English it's "I've had", but in the context "Ive got" would be more appropriate. Can "eu" be used to mean that? Myself I'd have said "J'ai reçu".

BittersweetPotato · 31-35, F

@Really J'ai eu means I've had 'literally'. In the context, I believe it means the same thing, if you say I had my visa, or I got my visa.. and it has been translated as I got my visa, which I think is accurate translation in that context.. but I am not an expert, still a beginner.

Really · 80-89, M

@BittersweetPotato OK; thanks. Just a different way of interpreting a word. "have had" means "have got" - or "gotten" at this side of the pond 😊. At least I've learned not to say 'Je suis fini'.

Voilà, J'ai fini.

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