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- mo hi everyone and welcome to learn French with v I'm really happy to see you again uh this is so let's see what we'll discover in
- this lesson and we'll discover a quite important thing uh because it's a verb and it's the verb okay means to be okay so as in many many
- languages the to be is quite useful uh just for a well simple reason you tend to use it quite often and then we can use it to construct some composed tenses
- that we'll see a bit later okay so let's see how it goes at the present form verb first
- ISU okay it's the pronoun personel so it's I okay S I am okay all right then second person to okay so remember at is really tricky
- especially when it comes to pronunciations okay so first one Su as you've been noticing you don't pronounce the final s okay and for two then you've
- got this combination of letters okay but then basically the sound you will pronounce or you will produce is a okay to all
- right okay so let's see the next one so you've got this okay so it's a capital letter but then it's still it's e and then L okay
- so it's he okay masculine form and then L she so feminine form okay and this is the verb so e a or then L A so you can notice that even if we write them
- differently this e like that and E like that we we pronounce them the the same way and that's usually the difficult thing you know with a French language uh
- what you write and what you pronounce can be quite different okay so remember to a e l e okay so let's see how the next
- one comes here it's new no okay ah sorry about that oops new
- s okay new Su okay so you don't pronounce the final s here it doesn't exist sum Nome okay
- then the next one is coming V at same thing here notice that final s is not pronounced at at okay and then in French we tend to have this Le so Le
- it's like a link okay that we can make between the words so in that case Vu is ending with s and then you tend to make a little link between them so
- Vette Z it goes like that V okay v v all right so let's see one more time okay and let's see the last
- one okay so you can notice that even if you've got this S at the end and then here you don't have anything well you pronounce them the same way okay IL
- singular form plural form okay final not
- pronounced okay l so let's see it
- again all right one more thing to notice because it's quite important this Vu form okay can be used for the plural of course and then it's the
- polite form that we use uh if you meet someone for the first time let's say it's uh it's someone that you are connected to professionally or it's
- well someone important or then well in that case or then you don't know this person uh you should use definitely this Vu okay uh for the first time it's the
- polite form after that you can decide whether you want to use this two form okay which is normally quite common in French but then first remember that Vu
- is better okay let's see a few examples now okay okay first I've been no writing this this question
- so okay so here to show you that it's here K means what a is V your so it's uh according to to this Vu okay so the polite form of your and then nationality
- nationality okay so let's repeat the questional all right and in French we tend to raise the voice at the end when we've got this
- little if it's a question don't be afraid to go like and raise a little bit at the end okay
- so okay so if you want to present or to say uh where you're from okay so we're using
- this for that you know okay so you've got here it already and then you put this FR FR okay it's
- French FR okay then another
- example the family no name so no the family name last name if you want okay Kell it's still what okay in that case it's
- written like that so we will see that in the coming lesson but just to inform you that's the masculine form just because no is masculine and here you've got the
- feminine form because nationality is feminine okay but then we pronounce them the same way so K what is V your so family name or last name okay it's a
- question okay so it's not the Opera or something that you want to sing okay so just raise a little bit your voice at the at the end of the the question okay
- so the answer say so it's interesting because you can see that we've got this say here and it doesn't show in the the
- the the examples that we saw previously or for the the conjugation just because it's so well basically you can you could translate it like it is or this is or
- yeah it is okay say okay and the last one
- okay Prof what is so at same s so it's her profession profession okay l a
- direct l a direct okay so she's a director and then it's the feminine form here all right okay so I hope it was clear for you uh
- remember that this was so the next lesson should be l f okay and then you can find it
- here on the channel in YouTube and then of course more material on the main website imagnet okay have a great day bye-bye
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