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Understand Québec French in real conversations, from your first "Bonjour" to following how locals actually speak.

338 contributions to Québec French Skool 🦫
French Sounds — CH, J, R, and GN
Salut! Today you're learning four distinctly French sounds and the different ways they can be spelled. Video below Le son CH — like the "sh" in English ch → cheval / sch → schéma Le son J — a soft, buzzing sound (no English equivalent) j → jour / g → manger, girafe, génial (g makes this sound before e, i, or y) Le son R — the famous French R, made at the back of the throat r → rouge, partir, gare Le son GN — like the "ny" in "canyon" gn → montagne, oignon, gagner, compagnon Once you feel comfortable with these, you'll start hearing them everywhere! Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!
French Sounds — CH, J, R, and GN
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@Jennifer Trainor Yes !
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@Ali Burke Désolé !!
Les voyelles A É È O U OU EU
Salut ! Today we're diving into French vowel sounds — eight of them, each with their own spelling tricks. Video below SON A Écriture : a ami, amour, avion SON É Écritures : é, ez, er é — été ez — vous chantez er — danser SON È Écritures : è, ais, ait, ê, ai, ei è — père ais — français ait — il faisait ê — fête ai — lait ei — neige SON I Écritures : i, î, y i — ici î — île y — style SON IÈ Écritures : ie, iè ie — canadienne iè — fièvre SON O Écritures : o, eau, au, ô, aut, aud o — mot eau — beau au — chaud ô — hôtel aut — saut aud — chaud SON U Écritures : u, û, eu (parfois) u — lune û — flûte eu — j'ai eu SON OU Écritures : ou, oût, où ou — fou oût — août où — où SON EU Écritures : eu, œu, eux eu — feu œu — cœur eux — heureux 💬 Question du jour Which of these sounds is the trickiest for you to hear or pronounce — and why?
Les voyelles A É È O U OU EU
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@Emili Rice
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@Milo Hankins UUUUUOUUUUUUOUUUOUOUOUOUUUUUUU !!
Welcome!! START HERE! 🎉👋
Heyyy wassup, welcome abord the best Québec French Skool on the internet !! This community will teach you the real spoken Québec French from zeroooo to herooo, so make sure your notebook is within arm reach because you will need it real soon! If you didn't know, I'm Etien (Native from Québec) and I have been teaching Québec French one-on-one to more than 500 students for a total of probably 1500+ private lessons. I started a Youtube channel because I was tired of repeating the same thing over and over, this lead to me to organize all theses video as courses and creating this Skool ! The main goal of this skool is to help you: COMMUNICATE CONFIDENTLY IN QUÉBEC Since everyone is at different levels, I created different levels in the classroom ! Find your level and doooooo it ! Get the Skool App 👉🏼 Apple 👉🏼 Google Book me for private lessons https://calendly.com/etienr/30minute Introduce yourself down below or make a post !
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Welcome!! START HERE! 🎉👋
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@Milo Hankins
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@Gabriel Richardson Let's get to woooork !
Le verbe "Être"
Salut ! Today we’re conjugating être — one of the most important verbs in French, and you’ll use it every single day. Video below être — to be je suis — I am tu es — You are il est — He is elle est — She is on est / nous sommes — We are (spoken / formal) vous êtes — You are (formal or plural) ils sont — They are (masculine) elles sont — They are (feminine) 💬 Question du jour Can you write one sentence about yourself using être?
Le verbe "Être"
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@Arlyn Kahanap
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@Timothy Lyman professeur ! ou Enseignants "In everyday Québec French Professeur is often more natural when talking directly about a teacher: Mon prof de maths est vraiment bon. Enseignant sounds more institutional/formal: Les enseignants doivent préparer leurs cours."
Words That Connect Ideas in Time
Salut! Today you're learning the words that give your sentences structure — showing when things happen, in what order, and how ideas contrast. Video below Pendant — During Depuis — Since Ensuite — Then Puis — After that D'abord — First Enfin — Finally Pourtant — However Quand même — Still Tandis que — Whereas Alors que — Whereas A quick note on the last two: tandis que and alors que both translate as "whereas" but alors que often carries a stronger sense of contrast or surprise, while tandis que is more about two things happening in parallel. Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!
Words That Connect Ideas in Time
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@Tony Akkermans
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@Lynn Biscott Je pense que durant est plus formel et plus souvent écrit. Durant un exam par example, j'hésiterait d'écrire "pendant" mais je crois j'utilise plus "pendant" dans la vie normale !
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I help people moving to Québec understand Québec French !! I help you understand the locals, communicate and feel at home in Québec!

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