French expressions with EN, when to use EN
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- čas přidán 3. 03. 2018
- French expressions using EN, en is a pronoun we usually have to replace a noun coming after the preposition DE. But we also have many expressions in French with this little word and the preposition DE is not obvious. As they are very common, we need to learn them.
I have my french final exam in an hour and this explained so much!
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Wow, excellent video. This clarifies a lot of things for me. Listening to all these expressions gives me a sense of what "en" really means.
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Whats more you have ability to read my mind.
I have been learning French quite a while and I came across recently few phrases that had EN in them and I was scratching my head and hoping that one day I come across the explenation. Just need to be patient. Maybe it was two, three weeks ago.
And now you have made this video.
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This was the quickest reply ever
One minute.
Remember sleep is very important. Watch video on this one. There are few coveri g the subject . Students can wait.
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That was great and your pace was perfect! Also, you have a gorgeous French accent. Ahhhhh.
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Merci mille fois Pascal. Bonne journée
Kerry Losi merci
Bonjour Pascal. J’en ai marre car j’ai oublié tous les expressions. 😁 mais d’ailleurs ce sont très utiles. Grand merci 😊
Kerry Losi hé hé merci
So what you added (embellished) at the end of "J'en ai assez vu" is: "I'm going" correct? "Je mon vais"
"Comme si vous étiez frustré et que vous en aviez assez et que vous vouliez juste partir?" ou "C'est ridicule, J'en ai assez, je mon vais !" This lesson is very insightful for me about how to think in French, not what the textbooks say is FRENCH. ... "Très perspicace et bien fait" Merci par tout ~Inertia
Plane Of Inertia merci
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Jorge Villalobos merci Jorge
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Je constate que c’est très commun d’utiliser “en” avec des phrases qui indiquent le colère. Je ne sais pas pourquoi, mais peut être le point essentiel du mot “en” est d’exprimer le plus important partie d’un phénomène, donc c’est aussi le cas que “en” indiquent que tu veux faire remarquer une partie de l’autre, qu’il y a une qualité de l’autre qu’on se met dans un état désagréable.
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Is there a difference between je m’en fiche and ça m’est égal? If yes, which one is more commonly used? Thanks
LH L ça m’est égal it is the same for me, je m’en fiche i don’t mind, je m’en fiche is more common
If I just want to express that I’m indifferent and I couldn’t care less about a thing, which expression should I use?
LH L it would be: je m’en fous
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@@Frenchspanishonline you haven't make any video for a long time. 🤔
Hi Pascal, Can we use "T'inquete pas" instead of "Ne t'en fais pas"!? And En Veut means To worry?
Jiminiee Yes, (Ne) t’inquiète pas = (Ne) t’en fais pas. En vouloir à = to be mad at, to be annoyed with, to be angry at, etc. Elle m’en veut d’avoir oublié notre rendez-vous. (She’s mad at me for having forgotten our appointment.) Je m’en veux de ne pas avoir vu ce qui était évident. (= I’m annoyed with myself for not having seen what was obvious.)
Hugh A N Thank You !! You explained so well. Thank You again. Have a good day!
Jiminiee you can say just t’inquiètes instead of ne t’inquiètes pas or t’inquiètes pas
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a noun that comes after the word ¨de¨.
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Английский с Полиглотом ok
Hard to master
tout en france
"Je m'en fiche" mais si nous le complétons son "je me fiche de toi" n'est-ce pas correct ? ~Inertia
Plane Of Inertia correct
Je n’en ai qu’8
Il en veut, il m'en veut.... quel difficile
Ah bon ?
il m'en veut = il est faché contre moi
Tu “en” es sûr what is it in English !?
Are you sure ( about it) ?
Learn French with Pascal so en it means the word “it” ?!
@@Sr__13 here it means "about it"
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De rien
En vouloir
Don’t use inversion. … not necessary. .. don’t make it harder. No one uses it.
What about je m'en fous
Metyculaz there is a lesson about this verb