Met up with Hector in Japan ! With Chika (Gf and Japanese Teacher) and Soheim (Her Japanese student !) Also I'm moving to Québec in two days which is why I'm not available for private lessons at the moment. Once I'm at my desk, I'll open up my availability again ! Also this summer I will be in ! 🗽 New York — May 15-19 🍁 Toronto — Last week of May 🥐 Montréal — First week of June Let me know if you are around at these time we can go on a french walk ! 🎉 Shoutout to all the new members ! Please join the group discussion so I/we can get to know you !

Group class: TOMORROW NIGHT 7PM EST let's get back to the group classe, we all speak together (In French of course) and I help! Don't worry we don't use wooden ruler to hit student anymore in Québec! Pronunciation check-up: I will put a course up tomorrow with a one time payment of 5$. It will be a story to read that is about one page long, maybe a bit more. Every paragraph it will go up in difficulty (a1,a2,b1,b2,c1,c2). I want you to record yourself reading it all in one try. I will then send it back to you with highlights everywhere I think you can still improve and I will make you an custom anki deck with many sentences to practice. I'll try that out only with 5 person to see how much time it takes me and if I feel ok with the price. Private lesson: I'll update my availability on polytripper/Italki tomorrow if you want to supercharge your learning. that's all, SHOUTOUT to all the newcomers comming from reddit I think. Can't believe I had not posted in the r/montreal all that time !

Salut! Today you're learning more of the shortcuts that make spoken Québécois French sound so fast and natural! Video below Quessé / Kessé — Qu'est-ce que Quessé tu fais là ? Quesque / Quess — Qu'est-ce que Quesque tu veux manger ? Tite — Petite Une tite bière ? Kek — Quelque J'ai kek chose à te dire Quezment — Quasiment Chu quezment prêt ! Fatiké — Fatigué Chu ben fatiké ce soir Chfal — Cheval Y'a un beau chfal dans le champ Scuse — Excuse Scuse-moi, j'ai pas fait exprès These contractions happen because Québécois French moves fast — sounds get swallowed, syllables get dropped, and words get smooshed together. The more you hear it, the more natural it sounds! Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!

Salut! Today you're learning which little word to use when talking about where you are or where you're going! Video below Villes — always à Je vais à Montréal / à Tokyo / à Paris Pays féminin (ending in -e) — en en France / en Italie / en Chine ⚠️ le Mexique, le Cambodge — exceptions, they're masculine Pays masculin — au au Canada / au Japon / au Maroc Pays pluriel — aux aux États-Unis / aux Pays-Bas Régions et provinces — same logic en Ontario / en Californie / en Bretagne au Québec / au Texas / au Yukon aux Laurentides Cities always get à. For everything else — en for feminine, au for masculine, aux for plural! Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!

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