Ne... jamais
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0:00 to say never in french we say je me and if we want to use this with a verb we say
0:10 with the verb between the two so let's take a look at some examples of how this works we could say
0:21 he never listens in english we say he never listens so never comes before the verb listens
0:31 but in french we put no before the verb and je me after so it's
0:40 one common expression in french that uses gemmy is ondestijami which means you never know
0:53 if we have if we want to use je me with le passes or another composed tense like that we put james after
1:03 the verb avoir or and before the past participle so we can have sentences like je
1:13 ne les james i never listened i've never heard it
1:22 is to hear in this case jeremy comes after avoir
1:31 in this case a for je and before anton ju heard the past participle of anton
1:43 since jean-may e ends with an s we have a liaison here between jeremy and anton du so the s is pronounced as a z and we get
1:51 james anton zu if we have two verbs so
1:58 one verb conjugated and the next verb an infinitive jamie comes after the first verb and before the
2:05 second verb so we get il he never tries to study
2:18 in this case with sae we have to use the d before the infinitive and jamaic comes before that as well so it's
2:29 detour