Do you know how to make an invitation in French? |
You'll learn how in just a moment. |
Hi, my name is Fanny, and this is Three Step French by FrenchPod101.com. |
In this lesson, you'll learn how to make an invitation in French through a quick conversation. |
Let's look at the dialogue. |
As you listen, pay attention to how they ask about the topic and how the other person responds. |
Ouah. Quelle jolie pièce ! C'est très spacieux. Et la vue est magnifique. |
Allons à la plage tout de suite. |
Veux-tu te reposer d'abord ? |
Non, pas vraiment. Allons d'abord à la plage. |
Let's hear it with the English translation. |
Ouah. Quelle jolie pièce ! C'est très spacieux. Et la vue est magnifique. |
"Wow. What a pretty room! It's very spacious. And the view is magnificent." |
Allons à la plage tout de suite. |
"Let's go to the beach right away." |
We'll focus on the next sentence. Let's examine it more closely and break it down into its components. |
Veux-tu te reposer d'abord ? |
"Do you want to rest first?" |
This starts with the verb, veux, meaning "want." Veux (enunciated). Veux. |
Next is the subject pronoun, tu, meaning "you." Tu (enunciated). Tu. |
Next is the reflexive verb phrase, te reposer, meaning "to rest." Te reposer (enunciated). Te reposer. |
Next is the adverb, d'abord, meaning "first." D'abord (enunciated). D'abord. |
All together, it's Veux-tu te reposer d'abord ? "Do you want to rest first?" Veux-tu te reposer d'abord ? |
Non, pas vraiment. Allons d'abord à la plage. |
"Not really. Let's go to the beach first." |
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