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🇫🇷 Dans cette vidéo je vous donne 16 phrases utiles pour débloquer vos conversations en français. Si vous êtes en train d’apprendre le français, vous avez peut-être déjà un niveau intermédiaire mais vous ne savez peut-être parfois pas comment réagir dans une conversation. Ces petites phrases sont essentielles à connaitre pour progresser et vous permettront même de parler comme des natifs ! 

🇬🇧 In this video I give you 16 useful phrases to unlock your French conversations. If you're learning French, you may already have an intermediate level, but sometimes you just don't know how to react in a conversation. These short phrases are essential to progress and enable you to speak like a native speaker!

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Caption: Has this ever happened to you
in a conversation in French,
to want to react quickly to what you've
just been told, but being stuck,
because you can't think
of the right phrase?
If so, this video is for you.
Hi !
Welcome to another episode
of French Mornings.
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French and speak more naturally.
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Today, I'm giving you 16 little
phrases to learn by heart to unlock
your conversations in French.
So make yourself comfortable,
activate the subtitles if you
need them and off you go!
If someone says "What's new?"
or "What are you telling ?"(lit.).
these are two questions we
use to ask about someone,
to ask them what's new in their life.
If you don't have anything to say
you can
reply "Nothing special.
What about you?"
or on the contrary, if you
have something to announce,
you can reply "I have
to tell you something."
and tell your story.
If someone says to you, "
Excuse me" or "Pardon me.
For example, if you are jostled
in the street or if someone
passes a little too close to you,
you can reply "That's all right."
or "It doesn't matter."
If you're with friends or
colleagues and they suggest
to go out, they might say to you
"Would you like to go for a drink?
If you agree, you can say "Yes, why not?
If you don't want to,
you can't, you can answer "
No, sorry,Today, I can't."
Or, a little less formally,
we remove the "ne" from the negative
"No, sorry, today I can't."
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If you're discussing a film,
an artist or a book with someone
maybe they'll ask you
"Do you know this film?
"Do you know this book?"
"Do you know this artist?"
etc.
If so, you can answer
"Yes, that rings a bell."
it means that the name is familiar.
I've heard all about it.
Alternatively, you can reply
"No, I haven't heard of it."
and again, more colloquially,
remove the "ne" from the negative
and say "No, I haven't heard of it.
If someone tells you a good news
news, for example "I've got a new job,
I'm moving house, I'm going on holiday."
You can say "But that's
great, congratulations!
"I'm happy for you."
"I'm happy for you."
If anyone wants to tell you
an ncredible story,
something out of the ordinary,
they'll probably say to you, "Don't
you know what's happened to me?
and they'll tell you their story.
And you may react by saying
"But that's not true!"
or "No, that's not possible!"
If you have scheduled a meeting with
someone, they'll also ask you
the question "Where do we meet?"
"Where do we meet for this meeting?"
And you can suggest several things.
For example, "Wherever is best for you"
wherever you want.
"Near the café in the centre,
would that suit you?"
it means it suits you, it suits you.
And finally, at the end of a conversation
or at the end of an evening, when
we say "Goodbye, see you soon".
You can also say "Bye, we'll be in touch".
that means we'll be in touch
for a future date, for a future evening.
You can also say "Get home safely."
or "Get home safely" If
there are several people.
It means "I hope your
journey home goes well".
"Get home safely."
Thank you all for watching this video.
Don't hesitate to comment on your
favourite phrase and which one
you think you'll use very often.
If you want to improve
your French pronunciation,
don't forget that you can
download my pronunciation guide.
The link is in the description
and I'll see you soon.
Title: Useful phrases to unlock you French conversations