Flying Languages

Have you ever heard of the French vide-greniers?

Well, they are huge outdoor sales, organized by people who want to get rid of all kinds of objects. You can always find some nice things, and at a fair price!

With this video, you will be brought in one of these vide-greniers, and who knows, it might make you dream and push you to check the next flights for France!

This video lesson is recommended for beginners too. Also, with our teaching points, you will be able to understand a bit better the French culture, AND some useful vocabulary!

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Do you think people can be friends if they're interested in the same person romantically?

This clip from the 2016 movie "Qualcosa di Nuovo" available on the YouTube channel 01 Distribution deals with that topic. In this video, the two main characters are having a discussion because one of them is interested in the other's ex. This topic could become heavy, but it's kept lighthearted in true Italian comedic fashion.

This video is a great mix of everyday vocabulary, grammar structure, and verb tenses that are perfect for helping you pick up Italian. It's also a great introduction to the wonderful world of Italian cinema!

In this video, you'll get to continue learning about verb conjugations by hearing the present perfect and the imperfect verb tenses used multiple times.

Not only that, but this video features teaching points and vocabulary words to help you learn how to describe and talk to people in a natural way.

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Has someone's positive or negative opinion about you ever changed your life?

Benjamin Zander knows all about that. He received both negative and positive feedback about his musical compositions when he was growing up and they made him become the successful musician he is now.

This is a heartwarming story about how the example, the support, and the comments we receive from parents, teachers, and even from strangers when we are growing up can have a massive effect on what we achieve as adults.

Thanks to it, you will be able to practice how you can use the imperfect to describe repeated actions and routines in the past, as well as reflect on the formation of the tense depending on the verb.

Don't forget to show this video to your friends so you can practice together by discussing it.

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Le passé composé... What?

The passé composé is a French past tense that is used to talk about past actions or events that started and finished in the past. In short, it corresponds to the English simple past.

However, it can be confusing as its construction recalls the one in another English tense, the present perfect! This video will explain to you how to build this tense in a simple and effective way.

This video lesson is recommended for beginners who are starting to study the French tenses, or maybe have already studied the passé composé and want to review it. Start this lesson if you want to discover a few interesting facts about this tense, along with a fun false friend!

Don't forget to show this video to your friends so you can practice together by discussing it.

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