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Explaining “bof”, little french word commonly used in familiar conversations. Be careful though and avoid using it in formal situations.
bof≠beauf

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‘Learn French 12′ had a few japanese mistakes: I won’t be re-uploading it.

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*TO HAVE JUST DONE SOMETHING
何かをしたところです
= Venir de faire quelque chose
(also) Venir juste de faire quelque chose
(also) Venir tout juste de faire quelque chose

(By adding « juste » or « tout juste » you emphasize the fact that it’s JUST happened. The longer the sentence the more recent the action. The main meaning is the same.)

→ Satoshi has just bought a new car.
聡さんは新しい車を買ったところです。
= Satoshi vient d’acheter une nouvelle voiture.
(or) Satoshi vient juste d’acheter une nouvelle voiture.
(or) Satoshi vient tout juste d’acheter une nouvelle voiture.

*TO BE ABOUT TO DO SOMETHING
何かをするところです
= être sur le point de faire

→ Tony is about to propose to Mia.
トニさんはミアさんにプロポズするところです。
＝ Tony est sur le point de demander Mia en mariage.

To propose (to someone) / (誰かに) プロポズする
＝ demander (quelqu’un) en mariage.

Will you marry me ?
=Veux- tu m’épouser ? (familiar)
=Voulez-vous m’épouser ? (formal)

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Learn French – Phonétique – son é

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The days of the week = Les jours de la semaine

(Japanese — English — Spanish — French)

月 = Monday = Lunes = LUNDI
火 = Tuesday = Martes = MARDI
水 = Wednesday = Miércoles = MERCREDI
木 = Thursday = Jueves = JEUDI
金 = Friday = Viernes = VENDREDI
土 = Saturday = Sábado = SAMEDI
日 = Sunday = Domingo = DIMANCHE

* TODAY = 今日= AUJOURD’HUI
→ Today I’m tired.
今日は疲れています。
Aujourd’hui je suis fatigué(e).

* YESTERDAY = 昨日＝ HIER
→ Yesterday I was very busy.
昨日はたいへん忙しかったです。
Hier, j’étais très occupé(e).

* TOMORROW = 明日= DEMAIN
→ Tomorrow is Sunday.
明日は日曜日です。
Demain, c’est dimanche.

* THE DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY = 一昨日
= AVANT-HIER
→ The day before yesterday was Thursday.
一昨日は木曜日でした。
Avant-hier, c’était Jeudi.

* THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW = 明後日
= Après-demain
→ The day after tomorrow is Monday.
明後日は月曜日です。

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Learning French with FrenchPod101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn French! This French Video Vocabulary lesson will teach you the French words you need to talk about forest animals and their behaviors. Visit us at FrenchPod101.com where you will find many more great French lessons and learning materials! Leave us a message while you are there!

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Visit http://beginnersfrenchlessons.com/ for your next French lesson. In lesson 2 you’ll learn how to ask, “What is your name?” and how to say, “My name is” in French. To ask what is your name to a stranger or somebody older than you ask, “Comment vous appelez-vous?”. For somebody your own age or younger than you ask, “Comment tu t’appelles?” To answer, say “Je m’appelle + Your Name. So, I’d say, “Je m’appelle David.”

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Originally posted on:
January 21st 2007

Thanx Youtube for featuring me a 2nd time

I’ve always wondered why this random french expression was so famous among foreigners until I realized I said it at least 5 times a day (at the veeeerrryyy least). Here is my attempt at explaining it’s meaning…
(sorry for the lousy sound and image quality, I filmed this with my mobile phone.)

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