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Caption: [Music] hello everyone and welcome back in a new youtube video today i would like to talk about something kind of important when you start to learn french so maybe you are already familiar with it but maybe you are not and it can happen because somewhere in earth they actually start to learn french and they don&#39;t really make the distinction between in french the casual speech and the formal speech though it&#39;s extremely important when you address a french person so of course if you don&#39;t know it&#39;s okay this is not your fault but i think it&#39;s better to learn a bit more about it before diving deeper into the french language process so today in this video i&#39;m going to explain to you how to use the formal speech the casual speech the differences especially when it comes to the pronouns and the conjugation and of course we&#39;re going to see some sentences as examples let&#39;s get started so the first one we&#39;re going to see is a formal speech in french i think in my opinion that this is the most important because you want to show some respect and you want to be polite so this one in french is called le vous vomo le vous so we use it to address to strangers to people we have to respect to the people we don&#39;t know or don&#39;t really know like if you have a neighbor but you don&#39;t have a strong bond with them you know because you don&#39;t know them yet in this case you are going to use le vermont to address them or when you have someone that is older than you or elderly people in this case you are going to use this one it&#39;s better to use this even with someone of your age that you don&#39;t know for example rather than directly you know starting with occasional speech and maybe giving a bad impression of a rude person so it&#39;s much better to be polite right away so we&#39;re going to see how to use this one so as you know in french we have many pronouns as you can see on the screen and for this one we are going to use so this is the equivalent of you in english but the polite one you know when you talk to someone you don&#39;t know or when you start a conversation and you are still strangers to each other and of course it&#39;s going to change the world conjugation but we will see that later in this video so for the first one this is the formal speech and we&#39;re going to use the pronoun this is the first step now let&#39;s see the second one the second one is occasional speech in french and we call that le chitoimo le tutuamo so this one it&#39;s for the people we know very well like friends family members people that are younger than us or even people that are older than us but maybe we know them for a long time and we had their permission you know to speak casually to them to address them like that but this one is usually also for people of the same age if i see someone who is the same age as me i&#39;m just gonna assume that i can right away speak in a casual speech because i know there won&#39;t be any problem and i won&#39;t appear too rude but it depends of the context if the person is a foreigner or a total stranger maybe i can stick to the formal speech and then i can ask for their approval like oh can i speak to you in an informal way so be careful of course always ask the people before but for this one we&#39;re going to use the pronoun to and of course it&#39;s going to change the word conjugation so of course for foreigners most of the time they actually learn this one le chutoamo right away when they learn french especially if they don&#39;t really have any clue how to do that and what to use this is not a mistake of course but you have to be careful once again it&#39;s better to be overpolite than to be too rude you know so we are going to see right now how to address someone how to say some sentences using both of them so the first one i&#39;m going to use is going to be the formal speech in french so i&#39;m going to stick to le vous vomo and i&#39;m going to use the plural pronoun remember this is you in english but very formal very polite so imagine you enter in the office and you have your colleagues or your boss possibly you like them you know them but the bond is not very strong so you have to show some respect and you have to put some distance you know some barrier you don&#39;t want to be too casual right so we&#39;re going to see very simply how to ask how are you using le vu so i&#39;m going to say to those people comment comment or visa visa those two sentences mean how are you in a polite form using le vous so i hope it&#39;s simple for you to remember to memorize so as you can see i&#39;m using the verb ali so in english it means to go and the translation is like this it means to go but in this context when we ask someone how are you in french it means how is it going so it has this meaning how is it going how are you how is it going today so don&#39;t be surprised for us it makes sense and just here you can simply ask by showing respect how are you in french then if you want to ask someone&#39;s name and you want to stick to the vermont because of course this is the first time you meet them and you don&#39;t really know you are not going to be too casual not right away avoid that always be very polite so you can ask very simply still with the pronoun vous como vous zablevo como vuza plevo como vous vous la play como vous so here in a very simple way i just asked in french what is your name what is your name using le vous vomo so i stay very polite what is your name so three sentences three different sentences to ask one thing which would be in english what&#39;s your name what&#39;s your name then if i want to ask someone&#39;s age something that you shouldn&#39;t do of course when you start a conversation but it can be very useful of course so you can say still using le vous voimo que la vevo que la vez so here say two different sentences very polite very formal to ask someone how old are you how old are you and then if i want to ask where do you live i can say uh so as you can see here the verb and the pronoun can be reversed you choose whatever is best for you you know in terms of pronunciation the easiest for you [Music] and here in a very formal and polite way i just asked the person where do you live where do you live for the second one the casual speech in french le chitoimon i&#39;m going to use the singular pronoun so remember we use it for the people we know very well family members friends of course if you&#39;re dating someone because you are not going to be too formal it would be weird and someone that is younger or the same age or someone that is older but you know them for a long time and you already have their approval to speak in a casual form so i&#39;m going to ask the same questions but using le so the first question was how are you so if you arrive somewhere maybe at school or i don&#39;t know as a gym or at a party somewhere and you see someone you know like a friend or someone with whom you have a strong bond someone that you really like someone that you like to spend time with or just someone of your age or someone younger you can actually say comment comment and here i just asked this person how are you in casual speech so of course you have plenty of ways of asking how are you in french most of the time we&#39;re going to say common server but here even if i use le tutuamo so occasional speech i stay very polite of course then if i want to ask for the person&#39;s name so we are strangers for example but we have the same age or same generation or the person is younger than me or maybe some friends actually introduced us to each other so in this case i&#39;m going to be like oh what is your name you know because i want to start the conversation or maybe this is awkward and i need to say something so in this case you can say comment comment comment or you can also ask then i&#39;m talking with this person and i want to know the age so we started to talk together we agreed to use le chutoema so the casual speech we are comfortable with each other but still i want to know this person&#39;s age in this case i can say of course in french most of the time we contract and it can become something like that so don&#39;t be surprised it&#39;s pretty common and i also speak like this you know but i just want to show you the full form the full grammatical form because i want you to understand how it&#39;s working in french so here i&#39;m asking the person how how old are you i feel comfortable i&#39;m using the casual speech and i stay very polite you can use those three sentences without any problem and then just like before i want to ask where do you live so of course i&#39;m talking about maybe the area the neighborhood in the city or if the person is from another country i&#39;m talking about the country it all depends on the context of course you can be a bit more specific and you can ask in which country do you live but we will see that later for now we are trying to master tutuamon and vuamo in french and the differences especially for the conjugations you can ask [Music] and then most of the time we&#39;re going to contract and you can hear something like tabitu here once again don&#39;t be surprised this is perfectly fine but of course i want to show you three different ways three different sentences to ask this question using the pronoun to and staying very polite even if we are using occasional speech then we&#39;re going to ask for the permission of the person if we want to drop the honorific and the formal speech and if we want to use le tutuamo so usually you can actually stick with le vous vermont while asking the question or you can actually directly try to approach you know the conversation as a person and be using the casual speech to ask the question to have their approval so we have two ways of doing so the first one you can ask the person sticking with le vous vomo you can ask is the verb who comes from lu tu tuamo it&#39;s pretty hard to actually translate into english because you don&#39;t do the same as us french people so i can&#39;t really give you a specific equivalent but basically it means can i drop the horrifics can i actually speak to you in an informal speech in a more casual way so here i&#39;m asking the question using so i&#39;m very careful i stay polite i still use and i try to see if i can actually drop anything if i can actually put less distance between the person and me so i can say and most of the time the person will be very pleased and will say yes of course no problem most of the time you can also directly try to use the tutuamon to ask the same question so you know you start you try to see if there is a way to open the door and drop the barriers and put less distance and you can say so here i&#39;m using a full sentence in casual speech le tutuamo so here i&#39;m already using le chutoema in my question because i want to see if the person is okay with the fact that maybe we can actually speak like friends so now we&#39;re going to recap pretty quickly vermont or formal speech in french is used with the pronoun vu we use it to address the people we don&#39;t know or the people we have to respect strangers foreigners or boss or neighbors or colleagues people that are older than us or just people we don&#39;t know anything about and we don&#39;t want to appear as rude so it&#39;s better to use this form and then during the conversation to ask oh can i actually talk to you in a more casual form or can i actually drop the horrifics and then if the person says yes and most of the time they do no problem you can use the casual speech then le chutoamo casual speech in french using the singular pronoun to we use it to address the people we know very well family members friends neighbors that we have a strong bond with or that we have known for years people of the same age same generation people that are younger than us or people that are older but we know them for a long time already and we are very comfortable with each other and of course we got beforehand we got their approval to speak like this so that&#39;s it for this video i hope it was useful for you and i hope maybe right now if you didn&#39;t know anything about it you understand a bit better the difference between chu tuamo vuvuamo in french and what it is if you want you can follow me on my instagram on social media and you can subscribe to this channel if you don&#39;t want to miss any new video and i will see you very very soon
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