How French People Actually Ask Questions: Beginners Friendly Guide + Travel Essentials

Published 2024-03-31
Today, we learn how to ask questions in French. But for real, like natives would and not like you would learn in basic textbooks. I also give you the entire list of French questions words and travel essentials before you plan your next trip to France. So if "est-ce que" seems too difficult, let me explain everything and make it simple and beginners friendly 😉

Aller, on y va ! 🇫🇷👋

PS: There are English 🇬🇧, Spanish 🇪🇸, and French 🇫🇷 subtitles

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Chapters ✂️

00:16: What's the program of today?
00:43: How to structure a question in French?
03:23: Question words in French
05:09: Examples of questions in French: Travel toolkit
07:46: Asking for directions in French
11:35: Questions for shopping or ordering f

All Comments (21)
  • @user-ye1zh9sz9l
    Bless your soul for this video, I spent hours trying to learn the structure of the sentence when asking a question and in what context. You simplified it so well. Please keep making videos !
  • @user-mj4wr1uy5t
    Hi Cassey. Truly enjoy your videos. I just found them on YouTube and I am going watch all of them. You have a great conversation instructional method that I find very understanding, logical and pleasant. I will just make two comments. The word “posh” that you use I believe to indicate formal, is a word very seldom use in every day English language, English speech by Native American speak Native American English speakers. I think that they would we would understand and prefer when you use the word “formal versus informal” or familiar. My second comment is, I don’t think there are normal sentences in English. You use that descriptive adjective as well. Let me suggest that you use the word regular English sentence. Thank you.
  • @barrosmoural
    I’m learning even how to be a better teacher (English in my case) with you, Cassy. Thanks a lot forneou content. (Je vais ensaye: avec toi Je aprendre comment étre un mellieux professeis d’Englais 😂 — fully improvised)
  • @igloser8058
    Merci 🙏🏾 j’ai été étudier pour plusieurs années et maintenant je peux voir clairement ❤
  • @kerrylosi1595
    Salut Cassy. Je viens d’abonner ta chaîne YouTube. Merci beaucoup pour partager ces astuces. Ça aide énormément pour avoir l’air français au quotidien. Bonne continuation. ❤
  • Is it me or do the French aspirate at the end of words? For example when saying merci. I hear something like Mercih