Basic French, Very, very easy!

NIce guide, there are still some flaws. But it's a good intro.
I completely understand French.:d

Deja vu: many people pronounce this as "daycha vou", this is wrong the correct way to pronounce Deja vu is "daycha vu".

 

Used these on a hot girl in my tennis p.e.

10/10 Free date plawks :]

 

Very nice, thanks for this.

 

If 'nyone needs help with French I'm perfectly able to speak French. (It's my native language)

Si n'importe qui a besoin d'aide en Français je peux vous aider.

 

pmed you please read thanks

 

Everyone speaks a little different French, and also learns it different sometimes too. But overall, very nice!

 

thanks for this but i knew some this anyway

 

this one is pronounced wrong how u spell it....
À bientôt (A-ben-twa)
its
AH-BE-N-TOE

 

Merci pour la lecon. Je prens francais trois a mon ecole.

 

i guess im gonna start printing this out for when i go to france this thanksgiving. Thank you man

 

Looks like a nice guide, if you want to upgrade it, later hold on. Leave me a pm. Ill help you.

 

You could take our French teacher's job here. She's a terrible teacher...never really learned a lot, other then how to swear in the language to piss her off. Elle baise petit garcons....if I even said that right =P

Nice guide. 9/10, as it actually helped with the most basic French we learned two years ago XD

 

Add.. Mon pere and Ma mere, this will also help some people.


Overall, great guide, though there are some things missing.. which are completely gone from my mind ^^.

 

I think french is not that hard, but i'm learning Indonesian at this point, and i've been studying it for 3 years and only learn t to count to 1-10.

 

I am french

 

This is good i liked it.
some pronunciations need editing tho.
8/10

 

I wish I could totally learn to speak french......this guide might help Great guide 10/10

 

You got the pronunciations next to perfect. Although the way you explained them to be is by using the French accent. Meaning if I said something in your guide, for example: 'Salut' and then started talking in French the way I would normally it would be confusing to others because I interlaced different accents.

Pretty good though, I'm pretty fluent in French if you're interested in making a more detailed guide I'd be more than willing to help.

 

That was pretty interesting, now time to pass my next french test and ill be good lol.

 

I take French and I think this was well writen =)