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User: Descripcin: Hi ! Hi ! Hi ! Welcome to a new
episode of French Mornings. If you're new around here, I'm Elisa and I
help you improve your French and speak in a more natural way. Do not hesitate
to subscribe to the French mornings channel to be informed of future videos. And if
you like the channel you can support me on Tipeee. All links are in the description below.
Today I am answering your questions because we have reached 5000 subscribers on the channel.
It's really crazy! So grab a little glass of champagne! It changes from
usual! I told myself that today was not the day to drink coffee.
Get comfortable, turn on the subtitles if you need them, and let's go!
To celebrate the 5,000 subscribers on the channel, I asked you to ask me your questions
on youtube in the community tab and also on my French Mornings with Elisa Instagram account.
I have received some of your questions and I will answer the first one right away.
The first question is: "I can't hear the difference between an egg and eggs,
how can I improve the pronunciation of vowels?" So my answer to that question is that in order
to really hear sounds that are unfamiliar to us when learning a new language,
you really have to spend time listening. So unfortunately it's not ... there's no
secret. There is no trick to unlock that. You really have to spend time with
the language. So listen as much as possible, either with music, films,
spending time listening to French. In this specific case, an egg, eggs,
we can hear that the sound "e" is different. In an oeuf it is a slightly open
"e" . This is the sound [œ]. While in the plural it is true the sound changes a bit and we
have a more closed "e" so we will say oeufs, [ə] Then we have a question from Leo. Leo runs the channel
Portuguese with Leo. If you are learning Portuguese this is a channel that I
really recommend. And he asks me the question: "What languages ​​do you speak and which are you
learning or that you would like to learn? So the languages ​​that I speak and in which
I am really at ease, the languages ​​that I speak fluently, it's just
French and English. At the moment I'm learning Italian. You could say that I
get by. I get by, that means I have a level not too bad ... not too bad.
It means neither very good nor bad ... it's good. So I get by in Italian. Then
I also speak German. German is the first language that I learned when I was
at school. There was a time when I spoke very well, when I was 16, because I did
a school exchange. So I went to Berlin for three months and when I came back I had a very good level
of German. Unfortunately it was ten years ago and so I lost my German a lot. And then I
can't really say that ... I don't speak too much Spanish even though I understand a lot and it's the
same for Portuguese. I understand Portuguese a lot but I don't have a sufficient level
to say that I speak the language. And the next language I would like to learn is Arabic.
The Arabic of Morocco therefore the Darija. And Léo's second question is: "What are your
favorite cities to live in France and why?" So my favorite cities ... I don't really have any
actually. I don't have a city where I lived and where I said to myself “This is really in this
city ​​that I want to live. ”On the other hand I like Bordeaux. I only visited
once a weekend and it's a city that I really liked because it's ... there's a
little Parisian side to Bordeaux with a little southern influence that I like. So I like
this mix that we find in Bordeaux and then it is ... it is located very close to the sea,
close to the ocean, so there is also an atmosphere that I like a lot but I don't know if that is
a city I would like to live in. If I wanted to live in a big city maybe
this is the one I would choose. Yeah. Then I have a question from Jack who
asks me : "How did you learn English? "So the answer is with music. I
learned English like everyone else at school a little bit. But I would say that it really wasn't
that which had an influence and I could have never taken English lessons at school and the
result would have been the same, I would speak English today. It's really because I loved
singing a lot, I loved learning song lyrics when I was 13,
when I was ... when I was a teenager, when I was a teenager and since most
songs I listened to were, in English I learned the lyrics to all of those songs
and developed an interest in the language. And I thought to myself that I was going to watch movies
in English with English subtitles and voila. Over the years, that's
how I learned English. Then the next question
is: "When to use tu or vous? I'm afraid of offending someone if I make a mistake."
I think it's ... We must not be afraid to make the mistake because people hear
with the accent that we are not French and that French is a language that we are in
so the process of learning so making mistakes is normal and that's understandable. And if
the person takes it the wrong way, it's someone who is a little bit weird.
How to tell the difference between the situations where we use tu and the situations where we use vous?
We will assume that we say vous to someone we do not know and that we meet
for the first time. So it will be for example anyone, to whom we will talk in the street. For
example to ask for a direction to ask for information we will say : "Can you
help me? Can you help me?" The people in ... in the stores and therefore
the traders. At work it depends, it depends on the atmosphere and the company.
There are companies where only vous is used between colleagues and especially hierarchical
superiors . There are companies where everyone say "tu" to each other. So where it's a little
more complicated is maybe when you meet friends of friends and therefore to your close friends you
say tu. Friends of friends in general maybe we start with vouvoyer and quickly we
will say: "Can we use tu ?" or "can we say tu?" and hop on switche and we use tu.
But in doubt you can ask the question "Can we say tu to each other?", "Does it
suit you if we say tu to each other?" Voilà. Ok the next question: "Do you like
football? And if so, which team do you support?" So it's interesting there because we were talking about
the familiarity, the tutoiement and the vouvoiement. And there for example we can keep the tu for both
questions. If the person wants to tell me tu , she has to tell me: Do you like soccer and
which team do you support?” or if she wants to use vous “do you like
soccer and which team do you support?”. We must keep consistency let's say with tu
or vous. Ok, closed parenthesis. So to answer the question I like
football, I like it but I'm not a big fan. I like watching big events.
Unfortunately we were eliminated from the Euro Cup so I was supporting France and now I
think I don't know ... I think I'll stop watching. And yes, I watch
football when there are big events for example the European cup, the world cup. Even if I
think that next year I will not watch the world cup. I'm going to boycott it because
humanly and ecologically it's a big scandal so I'm not going to watch it.
Then I have another question. Jered who asks me: "Why did you choose
the name French Mornings for the channel?" I chose that name because I liked
the idea of ​​people watching the videos in the morning with coffee during breakfast and
having a quiet moment at the start of the day so I liked this name idea.
Then the next question: "Why the French
don't like to learn other languages?" I don't know if it's true, I don't think it's
true, I don't think the French don't like learning other languages. If we speak about
English specifically, yes it's true, we are not the country with the best level in English.
It's changing, it's changing because the younger generations
are much more exposed to technology so there is a lot of vocabulary in English. There are also
are much more exposed to technology so there is a lot of vocabulary in English. There are also
many companies where we work internationally, so English, we ask
to ... to master this language. So it's changing. After the school system and
the way we teach languages ​​at school, they are not effective. Since English is
a language that is quite difficult for a French person to learn, unfortunately the
school system makes learning a language by having only two hours a week, by being in
a class with 30 other students, obviously it's more difficult and ... And that is perhaps why
the French do not have a good level in English but I still think that they like to learn
languages. Not necessarily English, it can be Italian, Spanish, German etc. So yeah
I do not know if that answers the question I do not really agree with that.
And then I had a lot of questions asking me how to manage to stay motivated,
how to learn French when you don't live in France, when you live
in a very remote environment, and how to learn French when you don't have time
to learn a language. I had a lot of questions like this. So I invite you
first to watch the video I made on how to stay motivated to learn a
language. And the advice I'm going to give you is a bit like the advices I've already
given in this video, but that's okay. First for people who think they
don't have time to learn a language. You don't find time, you take it.  So
obviously if we don't take the time to learn a language, it won't happen on its own.
So what I really recommend is to try to integrate French into your daily life.
In fact, you don't have to make an effort to study, but language must
be part of your daily life, and therefore you have to integrate it in the environments that interest you,
in areas that interest you. If I take my example with English,
I'm a fairly lazy person when ... especially when it comes to languages. Lazy
mean lazy, mean who does not like to make any effort, who does not like to work hard etc.
So with languages, I'm a little lazy and so what I do is mostly
passive learning. Because in fact I integrate it into what I like to do. I like to
listen to music, I like to watch movies, I like to watch series,
I like to read. So to learn English I listened to music in English, watched
films in English with English subtitles, watched series in English and read in English.
No matter what you like to do in life, try to do it in French. This is
my advice for spending time with the language. Thanks everyone for watching this video. Thank you
again for your support on the channel, thank you for all your kind comments,
you are so lovely. It's so nice! It supports me a lot and so thank you for being there
and thank you for supporting me in this project. And see you very soon!
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00:00 Intro
00:49 Comment améliorer la prononciation des voyelles ?
02:12 Quelles langues parles-tu et lesquelles es-tu en train d'apprendre ?
03:49 Quelles sont tes villes préférées pour habiter en France ?
04:44 Comment tu as appris l'anglais ?
05:43 Quand utiliser "tu" ou "vous" ?
07:43 Est-ce que tu aimes le foot ? 
09:07 Pourquoi tu as choisi le nom French Mornings pour la chaîne ? 
09:30 Pourquoi les Français n'aiment pas apprendre des langues ?
11:00 Comment apprendre le français quand on a pas le temps ? 
13:14 Fin







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