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00:00 Introduction
01:45 Questions de niveau A1
05:25 Questions de niveau A2
12:45  Questions de niveau B1
19:44 Questions de niveau B2
28:04 Questions de niveau C1
39:12 Merci !


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🇬🇧 How good are you at asking and answering questions in French? In today’s video, I’ll be tackling 100 questions in French, covering all levels from A1 to C1. Whether you’re a beginner or working on advanced French skills, this is a great way to practice and improve. Let’s learn French together and boost your confidence in both asking and responding to French questions!
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about something today.
I often check up on my family
by calling them on the phone.
And for some time now, I've been trying
to change the way I ask questions.
When I used to call
my brother or my cousins,
I'd just ask them: "Are
you all right? Or,
"How did your interview go?"
And they usually replied:
"Yes, I'm fine". Or,
"Yes, it went well."
But the question that
I asked was a closed one.
To the question "Are you all right?",
the answer is usually "Yes" or "No".
It's a closed question.
I'm now trying to stop asking these
kinds of questions and instead ask
open questions.
I ask "How are you?"
Or "How did your interview go?"
In general, this leads to more
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In this video, I'm going to
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What's your name?
My name is Elisa.
How old are you?
I'm 31 years old.
Where do you live?
I've been living in
Bordeaux since last year.
Where do you come from?
I come from a small village in the
south-east of France, in
Provence, near Avignon.
Which languages do you speak?
I think I can say that
I speak six languages.
I speak French, English, Italian
and not quite as well Spanish,
Portuguese and German.
And I'm learning others that
I give up on from time to time.
What's your favourite colour?
I think my favourite colour is green,
but I don't really have a preference.
What's your dog's name?
My dog is called Chloé.
I didn't come up with
the name, my mother did.
A little background,
I have a list in my phone,
because I love making lists.
I've got a list of names I
really like, if ever one day
I have children. And I read
this list to my mother.
The list included the name Chloé,
so my mother adopted a dog
and decided to call her Chloé.
Do you prefer croissants
or pains au chocolat?
I didn't used to like pains au chocolat.
I do now. But I still prefer croissants.
How tall are you?
I'm one metre sixty-three (five foot three).
I'm not very tall.
What's your shoe size?
I wear a size 38
(US women's 7.5).
Do you have any brothers or sisters?
Yes, I have a little brother.
What does your brother do?
My brother works in fashion in Paris.
Where do your parents live?
My parents live in the village where I
come from, in the south-east of France,
near Avignon.
What do you do with your family?
When I see my family, we
don't do anything special.
Occasionally, a few outings.
I also like to cook when I'm
at my parents' and that's it.
What holidays do you celebrate together?
We see each other at Christmas, we
celebrate Christmas together,
sometimes New Year's day too,
but not always.
Otherwise, birthdays,
Easter and other holidays,
we don't celebrate them together.
When do you get up in the morning?
In the morning, I try
to get up around 8.30am,
but sometimes later.
What do you do before you start work?
Before I start work, I take
Chloé out, I take my dog out.
It's the first thing I do all day.
And sometimes I go to the gym too.
What do you eat for breakfast?
My breakfast is often the same.
It's toast with
black coffee, no sugar.
What do you do in the evenings after work?
I often take Chloé to the dog
park in the evenings after work.
Then I go home and I enjoy
cooking a little
to make a real break
from my working day.
What time do you go to bed at night?
I go to bed quite late at night.
I'd like to go to bed earlier,
but I have trouble.
I think I go to bed around midnight, 1am.
Where do you work?
I work from home, and sometimes
I work in coworking spaces,
but quite rarely.
What exactly do you do in your job?
I still find it hard to define my work.
When I meet someone who asks me this
question, I say that I create online
French courses and educational
content for learning French.
It's a bit long.
How long have you been doing this?
I've been doing this since January 2021,
so for three and a half
years already, I think.
What's your favourite
thing about your job?
What I like best about my job,
is the freedom of decision I have.
As it's my own business, I
can make all the decisions
that I want, whether it's creative,
in terms of the amount of work,
and in terms of holidays too.
What do you like least about your job?
What I like least is
the administrative side.
I hate it.
I really hate it.
So everything administrative,
filling in documents,
accounting, etc., I hate it.
Where have you been on holiday recently?
I recently went to Barcelona in May,
but I worked too.
So, would we call it a holiday?
I don't think so.
My last holiday,
I don't know.
Which of the countries you've
visited is your favourite?
I've visited a lot of countries, but I've
got two favourites. Ah, well maybe three.
I loved Kenya because I love animals.
I loved Brazil because of
the incredible atmosphere.
And I loved Mexico because it was
beautiful and the food was great, too.
What do you prefer? Trips to
the seaside or the mountains?
I always prefer trips to the sea.
I always prefer going out in the sun.
For me, that's what
holidays are all about.
It's the beach, the sun and that's it.
Which country would you like to visit?
I'd love to visit Egypt
because I love the Egyptian civilisation,
so I'd love
to go to Egypt one day.
And Ethiopia.
I'd love to visit Ethiopia too.
I hope I'll get the chance.
What is your most powerful travel memory?
Yes. During the
round-the-world trip that I...
The little round-the-world
trip I took in 2020,
I took a trip to Kenya where I went
on safari and one of the
most memorable moments of
the trip was seeing lions
that approached the Jeep,
and to be so close to a wild lion,
it was a very, very, very intense moment.
I don't know why, but it was
really, really impressive.
And to this day, it remains one
of my most precious travel memories.
It was a really, really
special experience.
What was the last film you saw,
and what did you think of it?
The last film I saw was
Inside Out, which I watched with
my little cousins. And I
think it's a great film
for children and adults alike.
What kind of books do you like to read?
I have a real passion
for historical novels.
I'm starting to build
a good collection now.
What kind of films do you like to watch?
I'm not very picky.
I like all kinds of films, but it's true
that once again that I have
a preference for films that take
place in a different era, so
rather historical films, a little epic.
It's my favourite thing to watch, I think.
What do you usually do at the weekend?
At weekends, I try not to work at all,
but I don't do anything in particular.
My schedule changes often, so it depends.
My schedule changes often, so it depends.
Sometimes I do sport,
sometimes I stay at home,
sometimes I go out with friends,
sometimes I go away for the weekend,
so it depends.
Is there a sport or an
activity that you'd like to try?
I'd love to go rock climbing,
or at least give it a go.
I've already done it, but
I'd like to start doing it again
more seriously. If I had the time, because
I already do a lot of other
things and it's difficult
to find the time.
What's your favourite dish to cook?
I don't know if there's a dish
I particularly like cooking.
There are lots of things I like to cook
because I like cooking in general.
I think I like baking in general because
that's the kind of thing I prefer to eat.
Explain the recipe for
your favourite dish.
I'm very good at making béchamel
sauce, which is a French sauce.
So I can give you the recipe.
To make béchamel sauce, you
need butter, flour and milk.
It needs nutmeg and salt,
pepper and a little vinegar too.
Start by melting the butter in a saucepan.
Add flour.
Mix well until it comes away from the pan.
Gradually add the milk, whisking well.
Add a little salt, pepper
and nutmeg at the end.
And personally, I love
adding apple cider vinegar,
because it adds an acidity that
works well with the béchamel sauce.
What do you hate eating?
I hate celery and coriander too.
Really, it's impossible
for me to eat.
What's your favourite dessert?
It's difficult because
there are so many of them.
I love lemon tart.
I love strawberry cream cake,
and chocolate éclairs.
It's too hard.
It's too hard a question!
What's your favourite drink and why?
There's a café I discovered
in Italy called Leccese,
and is a summer drink.
It's coffee poured over ice cubes, so
it's an espresso poured
over ice cubes, with almond
syrup and a squeeze of lemon.
It sounds strange when I put it like
that, but it's excellent and I love it.
Where did you study?
I studied in Cannes because
I did audiovisual studies.
What is your favourite
subject at school and why?
My favourite subjects at
school were languages.
English, German, Latin, that's
what I did at school and
I loved it because I was the best.
Did you go to university?
In what area?
I studied in the audiovisual sector and I
did a BTS (HND/ two-year technical diploma)
which is a two-year diploma.
Then I did a third year in Lyon.
So, the BTS in Cannes
and the bachelor's in Lyon.
And it was audiovisual studies,
specialising in editing
and post-production.
Who were your favourite teachers and why?
There was a teacher I loved at
school who was my German teacher.
I think it was she who instilled
in me a love of languages.
And thanks to her, I was able to
do a language exchange in Berlin
for three months when I was 16.
So I think she was my favourite teacher.
There are bound to be others.
I had a lot of good teachers
in my time at school, but the first
person I think about is her.
What were you like as a student?
I was a very calm student,
very studious, very...
Who didn't cause any problems.
I'm quite introverted, so I
was like that as a student too
and I got good marks.
At secondary school, a little less, because
it was becoming a little more
difficult in maths,
physics, science, etc.
So I wasn't as good a pupil, but
let's say from the age of 6 to 15,
I was a very good student.
Then, a little less, but still calm.
How would you describe your personality?
I think I'm an introvert.
I need some peace and quiet to recharge
my batteries and to have energy.
I was shy when I was quite
young and as I got older,
I'm less and less so.
And I think I'm pretty patient too.
I'm a fairly calm person in general.
Do you have any phobias?
Yes, I have a rather strange phobia.
I'm very, very scared of frogs and toads.
If I see them, I start
crying straight away.
What's your best quality?
It's probably not going to be objective,
but I think that my greatest quality
is that I have good
instincts, I think,
and I think I know how to surround
myself with the right people.
So I've got friends I can really count on
and I think I've got
this ability to choose the
people I surround myself with.
What's your biggest flaw?
My worst flaw, I think, is
I'm not very well organised.
And I don't like it either.
In informal terms, I'm all over the place,
i.e. I don't tidy things up and
I can't keep
the house tidy for more than two days.
So I spend my time messing and tidying up.
And if you could change anything
about yourself, what would it be?
I don't think I'd particularly like
to change anything about myself.
Maybe having a bit more confidence
in myself in certain situations,
but otherwise, nothing else.
How do you use technology
in your daily life?
I'm completely dependent on technology.
I need a camera to
work, I need my computer
to work, from my phone.
So I'm completely dependent on technology.
What's your favourite application?
My favourite app is a meditation app.
It's called Insight Timer and I sometimes
listen to meditations
before going to sleep.
What do you think of social media?
I think that social media
can be as good
as it can be bad.
There is online bullying
on social media,
so that's perhaps the worst of it.
But it also helps to create
social movements or
community movements allowing
people to meet up.
And that's perhaps the best part.
How do you reduce your phone use?
I've been trying to do a
little Instagram detox.
I uninstalled the app on
my phone and unfortunately,
It didn't really work because
I replaced it with YouTube.
So I haven't really
reduced my screen time.
Which application do you
use most on your phone?
The application I use the most, I
think, is the ones where you scroll
and never stop.
So it has to be either
Instagram or YouTube.
How did you meet your best friend?
I have several best friends
and we met when we were 10.
We were in the same class
because we were learning German.
What character traits do you
most appreciate in others?
I like people who are quite
funny and a bit outgoing.
A bit the opposite of me.
What do you do when
you're with your friends?
If I meet my friends in town, we
often go for a drink on the terrace
and then we organise other
outings to the ocean or elsewhere.
What's the best advice
anyone's ever given you?
This is going to be a bit philosophical,
but one of the best pieces
of advice I've been given
was that there are a lot of things
that you can't control in life,
but what you can try to control,
is your inner calm,
and therefore your inner peace.
It's the only thing we can
really control, so it's worth trying.
How do you keep in touch
with your friends abroad?
I keep in touch with my friends abroad
thanks to social media.
That's one of the great things
about social media,
is that it's so easy to keep in touch
with friends who live
in other countries or far away.
What is your biggest dream?
I think my greatest
dream is to have
the very clichéd ideal life: a family,
children, a big house, a dog.
children, a big house, a dog.
It's not a crazy dream,
but that's it.
If you won the lottery, what
would you do with your money?
If I won the lottery, I
think I'd stop working.
Sorry!
I'd stop working, I'd buy a house and
I would take courses in everything.
I would take drawing lessons,
dance, sport, language, everything.
What does your ideal home look like?
My ideal home is on the
shores of the Mediterranean.
It's quite big.
There is a large garden
with a vegetable patch and
there are, I don't know how many bedrooms,
but in any case, I'd love
a studio to shoot
youTube videosin , and a small workshop
for small creative projects, etc.
I'd love to have a gym
and a swimming pool.
What would you like to
learn in the next 10 years?
Over the next 10 years, there aren't
really that many
things I'd like to learn.
I think I'd especially like to learn
Arabic and finally be able to say that I
speak fluent Spanish and Portuguese.
It would be nice to finally do it.
What other job could you have done?
So, I often laugh with my friends
by saying that I could
have been an excellent
surgeon, but it's just
that I'm very meticulous.
So, I think I could have been
a good surgeon because I pay
attention to detail, but you have to
study and I couldn't have done that.
I think that if I did another job,
it would be something
creative, perhaps artisanal.
I also like jewellery and clothes.
I don't really know.
What are the most
important values for you?
The most important thing
for me, I think, is honesty.
And I think it's great when
people are able to admit
that they are wrong about
something and to acknowledge
the mistakes they have made.
That's not really the case, I get
the impression, for most people.
So I think it's a great quality
and I really appreciate that.
What does happiness mean to you?
It's really very philosophical.
For me, happiness is a temporary thing,
and I don't think it's an
objective to be achieved.
I think the goal is
peace of mind, not happiness.
Happiness comes and goes.
Like sadness, it comes and goes.
Do you believe in fate or free will?
A little of both.
I think that when you have a lot of
willpower, you can influence your life.
But it's true that when there
are difficult events happening,
maybe it helps to
believe it's fate because
it makes things easier.
But I think I'm more of the opinion
that people make their own
decisions and that everything
comes from free will.
What is your definition of success?
For me, success is when you're
happy to be where you are,
and when we're calm.
Once again, it's peace of mind.
For me, that's it.  It's when what you do
corresponds with your values
and doesn't cause you stress.
I'm sure there are some people out there,
who have achieved professional success,
but that success causes
them enormous stress.
And for me, that's not really
what success is all about.
What is your philosophy for life?
It's something I learnt
when I was in yoga training.
We were told, "If, when you have a problem,
you can do something about it.
to solve the problem, do it.
If you can't do anything about it, then
forget it and it's not really a problem."
And I try to apply that to my life.
How do you look after
your physical health?
I try to take care of myself by doing
sport, eating well and being healthy.
and getting enough sleep.
It's pretty basic.
How often do you exercise?
I'd like to exercise more,
but I'd say at the moment,
I do perhaps one or two
workout sessions a week.
What sport would you like to try?
A sport I've never, ever,
ever tried, but would love to
try, is fencing.
I think it must be quite
technical and quite fun.
What does sport give you in life?
The main benefit is that my
back doesn't hurt as much.
I took up sport seriously this
year because I had really bad
back pain from sitting and working
in front of a computer all day.
So the biggest benefit for me is
that my back doesn't hurt as much,
and it will also protect my body
and I'll probably feel less pain
in my life than if I didn't exercise.
What is your diet and why?
I'm a vegetarian, so I don't eat animals.
And I do this for
ecological and ethical reasons.
I don't think we should eat
animals and kill them if we are
able to feed ourselves differently.
How would you describe
your clothing style?
It's quite difficult to
describe my style.
I don't know if I always pull it off,
but let's say that I try to have
a fairly classic style with basic pieces
but I try to add
sometimes a touch of something
more exotic or culturally inspired.
What do you think of
current fashion trends?
At the moment, I only see teenagers
wearing fashion from the
90s and 2000s, which is back.
And personally, I don't like it at all.
I think...
No, it's not good. It's not good.
Low-rise jeans,
what else is there?
The glasses, etc.
It's very strange.
It's very strange to see
teenagers dressing like me
when I was 13.
I still can't understand it.
What's your favourite
piece in your wardrobe?
My favourite piece in my wardrobe
is an office-style jacket,
but with a strong influence
from Eastern designs.
It's a jacket made from a
kind of tapestry fabric.
It's gorgeous and I rarely
get to wear it because it's so
beautiful, so it's too dressy.
But it's certainly my
favourite piece in my wardrobe.
What's the most expensive item
of clothing you've ever bought?
I can't remember the most expensive
item of clothing I've ever bought.
I remember the first time I
bought something expensive
with my own money.
When I was a student, I bought a handbag
which cost €70 and I
thought it was crazy,
that it was really expensive.
What's more, it wasn't really
a very nice handbag.
I don't know why I bought it.
What are the most interesting
scientific developments in your opinion?
What is obviously the most
interesting thing today,
is artificial intelligence, because we're
going to be able to do amazing things.
The arrival of artificial
intelligence today is a bit like
like the arrival of the
Internet 20 years ago.
Which is very interesting.
What do you think of
artificial intelligence?
I think that artificial intelligence is
going to have to be controlled very,
very quickly because there can be
a lot of abuses because of that,
but we're also going to be able
to do some incredible things.
Do you think technology can solve
the evironmental problems we face?
I believe that technology can solve
certain environmental problems,
but the issue of global
warming cannot be resolved
thanks to technology alone.
Society will have to change.
What do you think of space exploration?
A few years ago, I think
I would have said it was
a bad thing to invest so
much money in space research.
Today, I have a different opinion.
I think that the innovations
that come from space exploration
will be able to be reused on Earth.
So it's not necessarily
a bad thing to invest
in space exploration.
But the priority is still here.
Which recent invention do
you find most impressive?
Not long ago, I saw a
drone show in Bordeaux
which replaces fireworks displays.
And I thought it was really clever,
beautiful and much more
environmentally friendly,
I think, than fireworks.
I think, than fireworks.
So I think it would be a good thing if we
replaced fireworks with
drone shows, because
they're really beautiful.
It's impressive how beautiful it is.
Are you a calm or anxious person?
I'm a pretty calm person.
I'm a pretty calm person, even if I
sometimes feel like I'm
a little stressed at times.
What are the main stress
factors in your life,
and how do you manage them?
The main stressor in my life is work.
I realise that by creating French
Mornings, I've now got
more responsibility and all
that, it creates a lot of stress.
So, when I realise that I'm
really stressed because of it,
I try to force myself to work
less and do creative activities.
It could be painting or sewing.
I've started a lot of things
precisely to limit my stress.
Lots of manual activities.
How do you keep a balance
between your professional
and personal lives?
I try to keep a balance between
my professional and personal life
by limiting my working hours.
When you're self-employed like me, it's
very easy to let yourself
get carried away by a continuous workflow.
If you want, you can work non-stop.
There's always something to do.
So I try to limit myself to really
not only have a professional life, but
also to put time for myself aside.
How do you deal with negative or
toxic relationships in your life?
As I said, I think I'm lucky enough to be
surrounded by a pretty
good group of people.
and to choose the right people
to surround me in my life.
So I haven't really had to deal
with any negative relationships
or toxic with people around me.
If it happens...,
no it doesn't really happen
because I'm quite introverted and I
always put a certain distance between
people and myself at the beginning.
And if I trust them, then
I'll get closer to them.
If I don't trust them,
that's not going to happen.
How do you avoid procrastination?
I don't avoid procrastination.
I procrastinate a lot, i.e. I
put things off until tomorrow.
There are a lot of things I have to
do and for one reason or another,
I shift and I don't do it.
But recently I discovered
the Pomodoro method.
With this method,
you work for 25 minutes,
then take a 5-minute break, then
you work for 25 minutes, and
it seems to work quite well for me.
So I'm going to try and keep doing
that to concentrate a bit more.
Which historical event has had the
greatest impact on you and why?
The historic event that has had the
greatest impact on me,
that we all experienced,
it's COVID-19 and the lockdown
and all the consequences
it had on us.
And it was really quite a
historic event, and I think that it
made a huge impact on all of us.
And I remember thinking at the time,
"We're in the middle of a moment
in history that will be recounted.
and to which we will
devote a large chapter."
So that's clearly it.
If you could travel to another
time, where would you go?
It's a difficult question because
there are so many different eras
I'd like to see.
I think I'd like to go to the
Middle Ages because people often say
that the Middle Ages were
a pretty dark period,
that we knew nothing, etc.
But it's not true.
There were a lot of interesting things
that were happening in the Middle
Ages in terms of knowledge.
But, if I had to give just one
answer, I think I'd like to go
to the future because I'm curious
how our our society is going to
continue to evolve and maybe
I won't be around to see
the most interesting parts.
So I'd love to go to the future.
Which historical figures
do you most admire?
I love Cleopatra because
she's a woman and we don't talk about
a lot of women in history.
There aren't many heads of
state, queens and so on,
who have left their mark on
history, and she is one of them.
She's a character I'm very
interested in because she
has a bad reputation, etc.
And in fact we're in the process
of relearning a lot about her.
She's a historical figure
who interests me a lot.
Which historical period
interests you most and why?
There are two historical
periods that I really like.
The first is ancient times,
because I really like the great
civilisations, myths,
mythology, legends, etc.
The second is the Middle Ages,
because it was a very epic period.
I don't know, I really like both periods.
Can you tell me an interesting
historical anecdote?
An interesting historical anecdote,
actually it concerns Cleopatra.
In terms of time,
Cleopatra is closer to us,
2024 in history than to the
creation of the Great Pyramids.
It's a well-known anecdote,
but every time I hear it,
I find it incredible.
What is your favourite
classic novel and why?
It's a series of books,
historical novels, in fact.
It's Maurice Druon's, Les Rois Maudits
(The Accursed Kings) series.
It's the series of novels that
inspired the author of Game of Thrones.
It's precisely because they're
historical novels about a period
of the Middle Ages in France.
And it's all schemes, plots,
murders, assassinations and so on.
So I love these kinds of novels and I'll
be rereading them for the
rest of my life, I think.
How important do you
think art is in society?
I think art is very, very
important in society.
It's a way of expressing ourselves, it's a
way of entertaining and at the same time
to get important messages across.
So it's definitely has
a place in our society.
Do you think artists should speak
out on political issues,
or keep quiet?
Personally, I think that artists should
speak out on political issues,
because art is often political.
Through art, we always want
to get a message across.
It's not just about entertainment, so
I think it's logical that the artists
express their views on political issues.
And I even find it odd that
people think they shouldn't,
because they're not
politicians or something else.
No, it's the role of an artist to get
a message across, so it makes sense.
If you were to write a book,
what would the story be?
I don't think I'll ever
write a book in my life,
but I once had the idea of
writing a book inspired by my dog.
My dog is a hunting dog,
so she sniffs a lot.
And when I look at her, I get the
impression that she's
conducting investigations.
So maybe I'd like to,
but I don't think I will,
write a children's book in
which the main character,
would be a detective dog.
What do you think of books
adapted for the cinema?
I think that adapting novels for the
cinema often starts with a good
intention, but that it often makes
for very disappointing films.
Because in a book, you can
afford to go into a lot
more detail, so it's much richer.
You can imagine many more
things, and you can also take
the time to talk about things and you're
not limited by the number of pages.
Whereas in a film, we are
limited by the length of the film
and we are often obliged to
remove certain details that are
important in the book.
I think it's rare for
novels to be successful
as a film adaptation.
In any case, I can't
think of any examples.
Thank you all for watching this video.
If you want to find the
list of 100 questions,
you can find them in
the PDF available
in the description.
And I'll see you very soon.