Useful French for Everyday Situations
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When you’re in France, you probably want to live just like a French person - and that means being able to navigate a lot of practical interactions in a daily basis.
Don’t worry! Here’s everything you need to start off on the right foot, including specific tips and scripts you can use in many situations.
Welcome to Week 4 of the Comme une Française French Summer Camp!
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ABOUT GÉRALDINE
Hi! I’m Géraldine Lepère, the founder of Comme une Française (= “Like a French woman”) and your new French best friend. :)
Each Tuesday, I share a fun, fresh and bite-sized lesson on French language and French culture-from embarrassing mistakes to avoid to pop-cultural references to “get” !
For over five years now, with millions of views and students in over 56 countries, I’ve been helping people just like you gain the confidence to really talk in French. And better than the “textbook” French from high school!
Qu’est-ce que tu as appris aujourd’hui ?
Beaucoup des trucs culturels, c'est bon comme ça?
J'ai appris beaucoup de choses Merci à vous
Il faut être gentil tous le temps, l autre façon on peut être a un barbare étranger :-). No really it is really important to use the starting and ending phrases. Et il faut utiliser et aprendre le conditionnel pour parler gentil et polis.
J'ai appris voir votre beau yeux
Je commande pas "café au lait", je commande "une café" ou "un expresso". Merci Géraldine!
I started learning French in the 1970s. Of course there was no internet then or youtube. This channel would have been so useful back then. But I'm glad I found it now!
I am retired and living in assisted living so I appreciate your free courses. My last name is pronounced ,"Pauls", or with a low "a" sound.
My French classes did not prepare me well enough for my move to France at the age of 58. I lived there for a total of 9 years. I wish my French were as good as your English. And written French ! The rules are Ridiculous ! Merci Bien ❤️💐
It’s a great class I found today, then i have tried several classes immediately, very practical and useful, only one little wish is to use more french to teaching in class, thanks it will be even greater…merci
This was exactly what I was searching for! Merci :)
thank u for the lesson.
regards from Bretagne
Merci - super!
great lesson, merci beaucoup!
You are so helpful. Merci!
I love your videos. Thank you so much!
Merci beaucoup Geraldine. Très utile.
Une carafe! Quel bonnes conseils! Merci!
My french teacher showed me this channel and I love it
Merci beaucoup
Thank you so much for your Perfect Explanations :)
Merci Geraldine. Tu es formidable !
Very helpful session..... Merci
Merci pour ta vidéo c'est très utile
I love your classes!
Bonjour! 👋🏻 J'aime tes vidéos. vous m'avez beaucoup aidé. 💗Merci Beaucoup!! 🙏🏻
Love the format and the teaching too. Merci!
Merci beaucoup, Géraldine! Cette leçon est très utile!
So helpful lesson ! Thank you so much.
Merci beaucoup, Bon Jour!!!
C’est génial 👍
j'ai appris beaucoup d'informations aujourd’hui !!
c'est très utile
merci ..
ca fait beaucoup a nous Geraldine. merci
J'aime bien cet lesson. Merci
Super ! Merci Géraldine
This is extremely helpful for learning everyday French. Thank you.
Merci de m'avoir appris à commander correctement du café crème!
merci
Very helpful!
Excellent, comme toujours! Merci bien Geraldine!
You are charming, as are your instructions! Merci!!
Merci pour l'episode trés trés informatif! Je vais à Paris dans deux semaines, et j'ai hâte d'utiliser vos phrases. On m'a donné Evian quand je voulais une carafe. Merci beaucoup et bonne journée!
Nice🥰.... always helpful. Will always thank you.
This is great, better than classroom videos. Please keep this format if most guys prefer this. Merci
Enfin un livre en Français!
Merci Geraldine. J'ai appris 'ce sera tout, merci' et plus bien encore.
merci pour votre cours! c’est bon pour mon français
Ça déchire!
Merci !
Vos conseils linguistiques sont excellents. Merci pour toutes les informations.
Bonjour, j'aimerais vous remercier d'avoir pris le temps de nous éduquer. La phrase "je vais vous prendre..." est nouvelle pour moi. Merci!!!
J’aime Cette lecon. Merci!
Mille fois merci, Geraldine. C'est la première fois que je vois le mot "carafe" dans ce contexte-ci. Ca va être d'un grand secours pour moi.
Bonne soirée Mme Géraldine. Merci pour la leçon.
I just found your channel and I am so happy I did. This is wonderful content. Thank you for all of the printable PDFs as well. It really helps to be able to have things to study while on break at work :)
Bonjour Geraldine, Merci. c'etait tres informative. Toujours j'ai le grande probleme avec des accents mais peut etre un journee je les comprends (dans mes reves!). Barbara
Magnifique! 👏👏👏👏x😀
You are a wonderful professeur
Second time around of me watching this video I liked it even more. J'ai appris que J'aime le cafe creme et comment te dire bonjour, bon soir, dire merci et au revoir.
Merci, Geraldine.
thank you for the good lesson .. we local here don't know the fact that what we understand as english often times is french as we say them and how those two languages that share so many words in exact same meaning actually sounds so differently in use.. merci beacoup encore!
Ficou legal. 👍
Hello from the Philippines
Merci pour el consiel sur comander de'eau
Géraldine tu es magnifique sur ce programme
Merci mille fois
Je veux bien d'apprendre plusieurs accents de différents régions de France
Est-ce que c'est possible pour vous de la faire ??
Merci :-)
Somehow my 10 year old daughter found your page and I love it! We are moving to Grenoble next year. This should be a great help in brushing up on our French!
I'm jealous. If you want, you can adopt me and I'll go with you!
Moi aussi, j'irai en France l'annee prochaine apres le COVID va finir. Comme une francaise m'a aide devenir bon a francais.
Merci prof. J'apprecie vos efforts de eduquer la belle langue a la monde
Benjamin Musasizi . HiBenjamin, I think it’s La plus belle langue du monde. I agree, but I’m learning Cymraeg at the moment too and really liking that.
Just to be especially obnoxious, I think its more common for Americans to say "deli" or "convenience store" as opposed to "mom and pop," in regard to a small independent grocery or snack/beverage store. In New York City, you could say "bodega." In America, you would more likely use "mom and pop" for a retail store, not a food store. The being said, I have learned an enormous amount from this great video. Thank you for your insights on this! You know far more English than I know French so I will "put a sock in it" now. Bissous! Hero
You are sooo cute! I love learning French with you. Merci beaucoup.
It's the same in my language,
Terrace = teras (indonesian). Thanks for a great video👏
Wonderful
thank you for your amazing lessons 💕💕
You're welcome Ghada.
Pour préciser, un café crème is a regular coffee with cream, but un noisette is a shot of espresso with a dollop,of cream! :)
You are the bestttttt
So practical! I love ❤️ this!
So, how do I say: 1. May I smoke here? 2. Is it permitted to smoke here? (For outdoor cafes.)
I’m trying to locate the lovely video you recorded with another Geraldine who is a professor at a university and understands phonic. I’d appreciate the link to that vide. Merci!
Bonjour Géraldine, je visiterai la france le mois prochain et je suis heureuse d'apprendre les différents types de café. J'ai commandé un « café au lait » lors de visites précédentes et je ne peux qu'imaginer ce qu'ils ont pensé de moi! 😱 Merci pour vos conseils sur l'eau aussi. 🙏🏻 J'aimerais plus de vidéos en français svp❣
C'est pas grave Jennifer. :) C'est une erreur classique !
Hi Geraldine ! Merci pour la classe ! How does one say 'one shot' , 'two shots' etc pls ? I like my coffee 'allonge' but not with four shots in (as sometimes happens here !) - just extra water. I tried to explain that literally once and caused so much confusion !
J'ai appris il y des années que (pour un anglais) un noisette est trop petit, pour obtenir un "milky coffee" il faut commander un" grand crème". N'importe où je l'ai commandé j'ai reçu un vrai "milky coffee". Merci de la leçon.
Merci, Mlle Géraldine. Désolé pour la malcompréhension que vous soyez un vrai jumeau d'une acteuse américaine. C'est elle, Anne Hataway!
Merci. Vous êtes généreuse enseignant de la cours de français!
Merci Geraldine, je viens d'acheter Le Summer Camp Ebook et Audiobook tout en francais! Merci pour être dédié de nous enseigner la langue francais :)
Bravo Anita !
Please make a video in Spanish or where you compare Spanish and French. Many English speaking French students are also learning Spanish or know some Spanish. Sometimes I try to speak French and a Spanish words comes out. Help me!
Love your lessons!
Question. What would be the difference between "Je voudrais un café" and "Je vais vous prendre..."?
Greetings from Puert Rico.
In English it would be the same distinction between "I'd like a coffee" and "I'll take some coffee".
Salut Géraldine! Merci pour cette vidéo excellente. Peut-on utiliser « je vais prendre » de la même manière que « je vais vous prendre »? Merci d’avance!
En gros, oui. Cependant, j'utilise "je vais vous prendre" pour acheter de la nourriture et "je vais prendre" pour commander.
You described me perfectly, after buying something, hearing "Et avec ceci" said very fast. I stand there with a confused smile and mumble "oui?" because I have no idea what was just said. Merci! Also, "Je vais vous prendre" is very useful, and even though we have a similar phrase in American English, I never thought it would work in French.
Ahahah. Glad to help :)
😂😂
had a friend who went to NY for a week, went to a fastfood place, ordered and was given the ticket #20.
His order was ready.Girl keeps calling #20 but he didnt respond.The Girl said , "sir are you #20" sounding a bit annoyed
ah oui oui he said, "im sorry i wait for number twentee"
girl said, "yes I called number Twanee"
he exclaimed "ahhh ok, Twanneee"
😂😂😂😂
J’ai appris à commander une tisane, ma boisson préférée
Bonjour! J’adore votre chaîne! Je viens à Paris pour la première fois en octobre! J’apprends le français pour dix ans sans un prof ou les classes. Vous avez des conseilles pour visiter Paris? Ce que vous pensez de la « Eurostar » à l’Angleterre pour juste un jour? Je vous remercier.
Bonjour,
L'Eurostar est un excellent moyen de visiter Londres pour une journée ou plus.
Beautiful countryside there
Merci Géraldine! J’appris « je vais vous prendre... » Depuis 30 ans, je ne connais pas cette phrase. En anglais, ce n’est pas très poli de l’emploi. Peut-être c’était à cause de ça que je ne le disais pas.
When you said, "Bonjour à tous", the closed captions thought you said, "Preservatives". Mdr.
Aujourd'hui j'ai appris comment demander la direction et un peu de salutation. J'ai appris aussi comment demandes des choses dans un petit commerce par exemple et des manieres de commander á boire quelque chose dans un café.
Je vais vous prendre makes perfect sense. Anyone in Britain should recall that until recently, after a shopkeeper asks: what can I get you/what would you like?, it is still fairly common to say: I'll have or take one of your/one of those...
I ordered cafe au lait in Paris and was hoping for the American kind😂. Now I know it's cafe allonge. Maybe I will say cafe American next time 😅😆. Merci for the info!
It seems like, maybe 25-30 years ago when I asked for un café or un expresso in Paris, I would ask for "un express" ? Is this term still used today ?
I've only had ONE instance when someone bothered to ask if they could smoke when we were sitting en terrasse and when I said that I preferred they didn't, they got really irritated and moved 2 tables down and started smoking. It seems like asking if people around you care is just a rhetorical question and if you sit outside, it's just expected that you will be okay with smokers. This is one big thing I miss about the US!
Où est la jardin ? En fait j'habité à Grenoble pour un ans :D
Est-ce qu'on peut acheter le ebook et audio en français pour 4.99?
Nice class 😘💌🌋
bonjour geraldine. j'ai appris comment commander des boisons en france , par example, bonjour, je vous prendre un cappacino, s'il vous plait. merci beaucoup geraldine. J'ai l'intention to joindre votre course dans la nouvelle annee. pat 18.12.2020
J'ai appris à commander, "Bonjour! Je vais vous prendre un noisette s'il vous plaît." C'est ne pas 'un café au lait'! Je ne savais pas, merci beaucoup :)
YOU ARE ABSLOUTELY HILARIOUS!
ur mean-
Le plus important chose que J'ai appris aujourd'hui est l'expression "Je vais vous prendre..."
Geraldine, j'ai vraiment aime 'un noisette' au lieu de 'cafe au lait'. Merci beaucoup! Quand je dis 'Bonjour. Je vais vous prendre un noisette, s'il vous plait', quel d'autre (?) le serveur peut dire?
@@r.r5495 Merci
Aujourd’hui j'ai pris que on dit pas cafe' au lait quand on veut une noisette. Aussi que il faut dire toujours....bonjour/bonsoir...jamais bonne nuit. et il faut dire sil vous plait et merci. c'est une video très utile.Merci
I remember a couple in Paris asking me in French how to say "souvenir" in English. I don't think they believed me when I said "souvenir." I also was amused by teenage french students I was hosting asking me, "What does it mean - Pretty Ugly?" lol! What a good question!
The English translation of "souvenir" is "to remember," but In English "souvenir" is a noun meaning "memento."
Never thought of that before. The goodness of prettiness being taken as an extremely good thing, 'pretty' then became an enhancer for other words, he's pretty good, pretty famous, pretty smart, etc... and then it was applied in the negative and you get pretty bad, pretty dirty, and ultimately it rolls up against its own opposite.
Why “je vais VOUS prendre” and not “je vais prendre”? Anywho, merci bien pour les vidéos, ils sont trés utile!
she explained that's the way local says it. To us it might sound rude but it's the cultural thing.
It’s funny, if you enter ‘je vais vous prendre un café’ into Google translate you get ‘
I will take you a coffee’