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In this French lesson we learn casual greetings between friends and family members.  This is a beginner lesson. Vocabulary and expressions: Salut! Hi! Comment vas-tu? How are you? Très bien! Et toi? Very well! And you? Ca va. I am doing well. I’m alright. Comment t’appelles-tu? What’s your name? Je m’appelle Jean. My name is Jean. Salut! Bye! A plus! See you later!  See you! Subscribe for more French lessons and visit our site for more advanced lessons.  A Plus!

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Learn French with videos: http://ift.tt/1mSSq3k danser... to dance Je danse (I) Tu danses (you singular) Il danse (he) Elle danse (she) On danse (we - used more often than nous) Nous dansons (we) Vous dansez (you) Ils dansent (they - group of men or mixed group) Elles dansent (they - ladies only) On danse un slow. We are dancing a slow / We are slow dancing The French adopted the the English word "slow" for that dance. Voulez-vous danser avec moi? Do you want do dance with me? Je danse bien. I dance well. I'm a good dancer. J'aime danser. I like to dance. Je ne sais pas danser. I don't know how to dance.

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On attend le bus. We're waiting for the bus. Here again, we're using on instead of nous (we). In everyday conversations, French people will use on more often than nous. attendre... to wait J'attends... I'm waiting or I wait Tu attends (you singular) Il attend (he) Elle attend (she) Nous attendons (we) On attend (we) Vous attendez (you plural, more than one person) Ils attendent (they - m) Elles attendent (they - f) J'attends le bus. I'm waiting for the bus. le bus... the bus le car... the school bus un bus... a bus un car... a school bus Learn French with videos: http://ift.tt/1mSSq3k

Bronzer... to get a sun tan Je bronze... I'm getting a tan à la plage... at the beach Je bronze à la plage... I'm getting a tan at the beach Learn French with videos: http://ift.tt/1mSSq3k

Tout le monde... everybody (all the people) à la plage... at the beach C'est l'été, tout le monde est à la plage. It's summer, everybody is at the beach. C'est... it is L'été... summer Learn French with videos: http://ift.tt/1mSSq3k

Learn French with videos: http://ift.tt/1mSSq3k Il prend des photos... He's taking pictures. prendre... to take je prends... I take tu prends.. you take il prend... he takes nous prenons... we take on prend... we take (conversational) vous prenez... you take (plural and formal) ils prennent... they take (m) elles prennent... they take (f) une photo... a picture des photos... pictures un mannequin... a model un photographe... a photographer C'est un mannequin... He/She's a model. La mode... fashion

Lequel... which one Préférer... to prefer, to like better Lequel tu préfères? Which one do you like better? Je préfère ce vin. I prefer this wine.  I like this wine better. Je préfère celui-là. I prefer that one.  I like that one better. Je préfère celui-ci. I prefer this one.   I like this one better. Learn French with videos: http://www.jefrench.com/basic-french-lessons

Joyeuse Saint-Valentin! Happy Valentine's Day! Bonne fête de Saint-Valentin! Happy Valentine's Day! Une fête... a celebration, a saint's day Bonne fête de Saint-Valentin mon amour! Happy Valentine's day my love! L'amour... love Mon amour... my love Learn French with videos: http://www.jefrench.com/basic-french-lessons

À tout à l'heure! Don't try to translate this one word for word, it's impossible. But it can mean: See you later! See you in a bit! See you in a while! L'heure... the time (as in what time it is) Vous avez l'heure? Do you have the time? What time is it? Une heure... an hour Other ways to say "See you later!" A plus tard! (the S is silent) A plus! (the S is NOT silent) Plus in French is also the + sign like in English. So French people will end their emails with a friendly: A +! Which is the very short version of "A plus tard!". See you later! :) Learn French with videos: http://www.jefrench.com/

Boire... to drink Je bois... I drink On boit... we drink You could also say... nous buvons... we drink.. but French people more often use on instead of nous in everyday conversations. On boit du café... we drink some coffee On boit un café... we drink a coffee Prendre... to take, to have On prend un café... we have a coffee un café... plain coffee with nothing added, but strong as it is brewed like an espresso. un café avec deux sucres... a coffee with 2 sugars un café crême... coffee served in a large cup with hot cream un café au lait... coffee with steamed milk Learn French with videos: http://www.jefrench.com/

J'ai besoin de... I need (I am in need of...) un bon massage... a good massage J'aime les massages... I like massages J'adore les massages... I love/adore massages Je te masse... I massage you. Tu me masses... you massage me. Masser... to massage Je masse (I) Tu masses (You - singular) Il/Elle masse (He/She) Nous massons (We) Vous massez (You - Plural or Formal) Ils/Elles massent (They) Another way to say it... Faire un massage... To do (to give) a massage Tu me fais un massage? Will you give me a massage? Oui je te fais un massage. Yes I give you a massage. faire... to do Learn French with videos: http://www.jefrench.com/basic-french-lessons

L'hiver... winter (m) In French we say the winter and not just winter. Although hiver has a masculin gender, we don't use the article le (the) but l' because it's followed by a vowel sound (the h is silent). C'est... it is (wen followed by a noun or adjective) C'est l'hiver... it's winter C'est l'été... it's summer C'est joli... it's pretty Il neige... it's snowing Here we use il to mean it is because it is followed by a verb. Il pleut... it's raining. Il gèle... it's freezing. Learn French with videos: http://www.jefrench.com/basic-french-lessons

In this French lesson, we learn the verb "préférer" and use it in simple sentences to say things like: I prefer this over that, I prefer to do this, etc... (...)

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Quelle saison préférez-vous? What/Which season do you prefer?