Welcome to  @nosparcours ,Are you planning a trip to a French-speaking country or just want to feel more confident while browsing? In today's lesson, we are covering 10 Essential French Phrases you will hear and use while shopping.Whether you are looking for a specific item, asking for the price, or deciding how to pay, these phrases are must-knows for any beginner!What you will learn in this video:How to ask for help or a specific itemHow to ask for prices and different sizes/colors!Useful phrases for the checkout (Card vs. Cash)Real-life examples for every phraseThe 10 Phrases Covered:1️⃣ Bonjour, je peux vous aider ? (Hello, can I help you?) 2️⃣ Je cherche quelque chose de précis. (I’m looking for something specific.) 3️⃣ C’est combien, s’il vous plaît ? (How much is it, please?) 4️⃣ C’est trop cher. (It’s too expensive.) 5️⃣ Vous avez une autre taille / couleur ? (Do you have another size / color?) 6️⃣ Je peux essayer ? (Can I try it on?) 7️⃣ Je vais réfléchir. (I’ll think about it.) 8️⃣ Je le prends. (I’ll take it.) 9️⃣ Vous acceptez la carte ? (Do you accept card?) 🔟 Je peux payer en espèces ? (Can I pay in cash?)⏱️ Chapters for Easy Learning:0:00 – Intro | Learn French Shopping Phrases 🛍️ 🇨🇦0:13 – Bonjour, je peux vous aider ? (Can I help you?)0:30 – Je cherche quelque chose de précis (Something specific)0:58 – C’est combien, s’il vous plaît ? (How much is it?)1:02 – C’est trop cher (It’s too expensive)1:15 – Vous avez une autre taille / couleur ? (Size or color?)1:35 – Je peux essayer ? (Can I try it on?)1:46 – Je vais réfléchir (I’ll think about it)2:01 – Je le prends (I’ll take it)2:36 – Vous acceptez la carte ? (Do you accept cards?)2:52 – Je peux payer en espèces ? (Pay in cash?)3:01 – Outro | Like & Subscribe ✨Don't forget to LIKE this video if it helped you and SUBSCRIBE to  @nosparcours  for more easy French lessons! 🔔🌟 About the creatorI’m Elnaz, a polyglot who believes that everything is learnable and achievable.My mission is to make learning French clear, enjoyable, meaningful, and accessible to everyone.💌 Support the channel: https://buymeacoffee.com/nosparcours📩 Email: [email protected]📍 Canada 🇨🇦#FrenchLearning #LearnFrench #FrenchForBeginners #ShoppingInFrench #NosParcours #A1French #FrenchPhrasesA1 #FrenchSentencesA1 #FrenchShoppingPhrases #FrenchShoppingSentences

Welcome to  @nosparcours ,Are you confused about when to use "Y" in French? In this video, we break down everything you need to know about this essential pronoun so you can stop repeating yourself and start sounding more like a native speaker!In this lesson, you will learn: ✅ How to replace locations. ✅ How to use "Y" with objects and ideas (penser à, s'intéresser à). ✅ The golden rule: Why you should NEVER use "Y" for people. ✅ Where to place "Y" in a sentence.This video is perfect for beginner learners (A1/A2 level) looking for clear, simple explanations in both French and English.🕒 Timestamps:0:00 – Intro (The Pronoun Y)0:26 – Y to Replace a Place0:54 – Y to Replace “à + Thing”1:35 – Important Rule (Not for People)2:10 – Common Verbs with Y4:36 – Outro📚 Resources Mentioned:Learn Indirect Object Pronouns (Lui/Leur): https://youtu.be/Qzyflx5zOos?si=QvMN32H9VwHgtf7e🌟 About the creatorI’m Elnaz, a polyglot who believes that everything is learnable and achievable.My mission is to make learning French clear, enjoyable, meaningful, and accessible to everyone.💌 Support the channel: https://buymeacoffee.com/nosparcours📩 Email: [email protected]📍 Canada 🇨🇦#LearnFrench #FrenchGrammar #FrenchForBeginners #PronomY #FrenchLesson #NosParcours #A1French #ThePronounYinFrench #LePronomY #YinFrench #FrenchGrammarY

Welcome to  @nosparcours ,Learn the most common French phrases used in everyday conversations! In this video, you’ll learn 10 must-know French phrases that French speakers use daily.If you’re a beginner (A1 level), these expressions will help you understand and speak French with confidence.Each phrase is explained with:✔️ a simple example✔️ an English translation✔️ natural pronunciationPerfect for French learners, beginners, and anyone who wants to speak real French.📌 Phrases you’ll learn include:– Ça me fait plaisir– C’est pas possible– J’en ai marre– J’ai pas le temps– Je ne suis pas sûr(e)– Ça marche bien– Je ne sais pas– Pas de problème– Je suis d’accord– Ce n’est pas grave📌 Chapters – French Phrases You MUST Know:0:00 Introduction0:14 Ça me fait plaisir0:30 C’est pas possible0:45 J’en ai marre1:00 J’ai pas le temps1:19 Je ne suis pas sûr(e)1:40 Ça marche bien1:59 Je ne sais pas2:17 Pas de problème2:34 Je suis d’accord2:48 Ce n’est pas grave👉 Subscribe for more French lessons👍 Like the video if it helped you💬 Comment and tell me which phrase you use the most!🌟 About the creatorI’m Elnaz, a polyglot who believes that everything is learnable and achievable.My mission is to make learning French clear, enjoyable, meaningful, and accessible to everyone.💌 Support the channel: https://buymeacoffee.com/nosparcours📩 Email: [email protected]📍 Canada 🇨🇦#French #LearnFrench #FrenchPhrases #FrenchForBeginners #A1French #EverydayFrench #FrenchPhrasesA1 #FrenchSentencesA1 #LearnFrenchPhrasesA1 #TheMostFrequentFrenchPhrases

Welcome to  @nosparcours ,Master French listening with a real-life story! 🏠🇫🇷In this lesson, we practice everyday French vocabulary related to housing and moving. This video is designed for A1 beginners who want to improve their comprehension through a natural, slow-paced story set in Montreal.What’s inside this video:1 Minute Listening Challenge: Listen to the story about a new apartment to test your ears.4 Minute Deep-Dive Explanation: We break down every sentence, focusing on vocabulary (furniture, rooms, city life) and essential grammar for beginners.📖 The Story (Text)Français : Salut tout le monde ! J'ai une grande nouvelle. La semaine dernière, j'ai déménagé ! Mon nouvel appartement est à Montréal, dans un quartier très calme. Il est au troisième étage d'un bel immeuble avec un ascenseur. C'est un grand deux-pièces avec beaucoup de lumière. Dans le salon, il y a un canapé bleu et une grande bibliothèque pour mes livres de langues. La cuisine est moderne et blanche. J'ai aussi un petit balcon avec une jolie vue sur le parc. Hier, je suis allée au magasin pour acheter des meubles. J'ai acheté une table et quatre chaises pour la salle à manger. Demain, mes amis vont venir pour fêter mon installation.English: Hi everyone! I have big news. Last week, I moved! My new apartment is in Montreal, in a very quiet neighborhood. It is on the third floor of a beautiful building with an elevator. It’s a large two-room apartment with lots of light. In the living room, there is a blue sofa and a large bookshelf for my language books. The kitchen is modern and white. I also have a small balcony with a lovely view of the park. Yesterday, I went to the store to buy some furniture. I bought a table and four chairs for the dining room. Tomorrow, my friends are going to come to celebrate my move.⏱️ Timestamps0:00 - French Listening Practice (Story) 1:26 - Vocabulary Breakdown & Grammar Spotlight✅ Key Vocabulary Learned:Déménager - To moveUn immeuble - A buildingUn ascenseur - An elevatorUn deux-pièces - A two-room apartmentLa salle à manger - The dining roomDon't forget to subscribe to @nosparcours for more French lessons! 🔔🌟 About the creatorI’m Elnaz, a polyglot who believes that everything is learnable and achievable.My mission is to make learning French clear, enjoyable, meaningful, and accessible to everyone.💌 Support the channel: https://buymeacoffee.com/nosparcours📩 Email: [email protected]📍 Canada 🇨🇦#LearnFrench #FrenchListening #A1French #Montreal #FrenchVocabulary #Francais #FrenchlisteningPractice #FrenchlisteningA1 #FrenchExercices

Welcome to  @nosparcours ,Learn French with the inspiring story of Maryam Mirzakhani! In this lesson, we read a simple text designed for A1-A2 French learners to help you improve your vocabulary and grammar.In this video:Story: The life of the world’s first female Fields Medalist.Level: Perfect for beginners (A1- A2).Skills: Practice reading, pronunciation, and new French words.Present Tense Conjugations:être: je suis, tu es, il/elle est, nous sommes, vous êtes, ils/elles sontnaître: je nais, tu nais, il/elle naît, nous naissons, vous naissez, ils/elles naissentaimer: j’aime, tu aimes, il/elle aime, nous aimons, vous aimez, ils/elles aimentapprendre: j’apprends, tu apprends, il/elle apprend, nous apprenons, vous apprenez, ils/elles apprennentlire: je lis, tu lis, il/elle lit, nous lisons, vous lisez, ils/elles lisentréfléchir: je réfléchis, tu réfléchis, il/elle réfléchit, nous réfléchissons, vous réfléchissez, ils/elles réfléchissentparticiper: je participe, tu participes, il/elle participe, nous participons, vous participez, ils/elles participentgagner: je gagne, tu gagnes, il/elle gagne, nous gagnons, vous gagnez, ils/elles gagnentcontinuer: je continue, tu continues, il/elle continue, nous continuons, vous continuez, ils/elles continuentaller: je vais, tu vas, il/elle va, nous allons, vous allez, ils/elles vontétudier: j’étudie, tu étudies, il/elle étudie, nous étudions, vous étudiez, ils/elles étudientobtenir: j’obtiens, tu obtiens, il/elle obtient, nous obtenons, vous obtenez, ils/elles obtiennenttravailler: je travaille, tu travailles, il/elle travaille, nous travaillons, vous travaillez, ils/elles travaillenttrouver: je trouve, tu trouves, il/elle trouve, nous trouvons, vous trouvez, ils/elles trouventrecevoir: je reçois, tu reçois, il/elle reçoit, nous recevons, vous recevez, ils/elles reçoiventenseigner: j’enseigne, tu enseignes, il/elle enseigne, nous enseignons, vous enseignez, ils/elles enseignentaider: j’aide, tu aides, il/elle aide, nous aidons, vous aidez, ils/elles aidentinspirer: j’inspire, tu inspires, il/elle inspire, nous inspirons, vous inspirez, ils/elles inspirentdécéder: je décède, tu décèdes, il/elle décède, nous décédons, vous décédez, ils/elles décèdentrester: je reste, tu restes, il/elle reste, nous restons, vous restez, ils/elles restentDon't forget to: ✅ Subscribe for more French lessons. ✅ Like the video to support the channel.🌟 About the creatorI’m Elnaz, a polyglot who believes that everything is learnable and achievable.My mission is to make learning French clear, enjoyable, meaningful, and accessible to everyone.💌 Support the channel: https://buymeacoffee.com/nosparcours📩 Email: [email protected]📍 Canada 🇨🇦#LearnFrench #FrenchA1 #MaryamMirzakhani #FrenchGrammar #FrenchVocabulary #FrenchStory #NosParcours #FrenchForBeginners #LearnFrenchFromZero #LearnFrenchWithEnglishExplanation #FrenchWithClearExplanation #FrenchA2

Welcome to  @nosparcours ,In this lesson, we practice listening with a short, 30-second audio about a very important topic. I chose this because I am from Iran, and the current situation is quite complex.What you will learn:Listening: Practice with slow, clear French for A1 and A2 levels.Context: Understand real-world discussions about stability and the future.0:00 – Introduction0:37 – French Listening Audio (A1-A2 Level)1:39 – Meaning in English4:29 – Merci for SubscribingI hope this exercise helps you improve your comprehension while learning about what is happening in my home country.Subscribe to @nosparcours for more lessons!🌟 About the creatorI’m Elnaz, a polyglot who believes that everything is learnable and achievable.My mission is to make learning French clear, enjoyable, meaningful, and accessible to everyone.💌 Support the channel: https://buymeacoffee.com/nosparcours📩 Email: [email protected]📍 Canada 🇨🇦#LearnFrench #FrenchListening #A1French #FrenchVocabulary #FrenchListeningPracticeA1 #FrenchListeningPracticeBeginners #FrenchListeningwithEnglishmeaning #LearnFrenchBeginners #LearnFrenchFast

Welcome to  @nosparcours ,In this video, we have a short and effective French Reading Practice for beginners (Level A1). We will cover essential vocabulary for traveling and shopping.Français : Le week-end dernier, je suis allée à Lyon pour un petit voyage. J'ai pris le train samedi matin. J'ai visité le centre-ville et j'ai mangé dans un restaurant typique. C'était délicieux ! L'après-midi, j'ai fait des achats. J'ai choisi une chemise blanche et un pantalon bleu. Les baskets sont très confortables ; ce sont les plus belles du magasin ! Ensuite, j'ai acheté un cadeau pour l'anniversaire de ma mère. J'ai passé un très bon week-end, mais maintenant je suis fatigué(e).English: Last weekend, I went to Lyon for a short trip. I took the train on Saturday morning. I visited the city center and I ate in a typical restaurant. It was delicious! In the afternoon, I went shopping. I chose a white shirt and blue pants. The sneakers are very comfortable; they are the most beautiful ones in the store! Then, I bought a gift for my mother's birthday. I had a very good weekend, but now I am tired.💬 Question of the day: Qu’est-ce que vous avez fait le week-end dernier ? (What did you do last weekend?) Answer in French in the comments below!🌟 About the creatorI’m Elnaz, a polyglot who believes that everything is learnable and achievable.My mission is to make learning French clear, enjoyable, meaningful, and accessible to everyone.💌 Support the channel: https://buymeacoffee.com/nosparcours📩 Email: [email protected]📍 Canada 🇨🇦#FrenchReading #LearnFrench #FrenchA1 #FrenchBeginner #FrenchVocabulary #TendancesA1 #FrenchLanguage #FrenchReadingPracticeBeginners #FrenchReadingPracticeA1

Welcome to  @nosparcours , Ever wondered why it’s "un beau pays" but "un bel endroit"? In this lesson, we are breaking down the Big 5 Irregular French Adjectives: Beau, Nouveau, Vieux, Fou, and Mou.These five adjectives are unique because they change their form based on whether the following noun starts with a consonant, a vowel, or a silent 'H'. If you’ve ever struggled with French gender agreement or wondered why "vieux" suddenly becomes "vieil," this video is for you!In this video, you will learn:The 4 forms for each adjective (Masculine, Feminine, and Masculine Plural and Feminine Plural).The "Pronunciation Shortcut" that makes these forms easy to remember.Real-world examples to help you sound like a native speaker.The "Big 5" covered today:Beau (Beautiful)Nouveau (New)Vieux (Old)Fou (Crazy)Mou (Soft)0:00 – The Big 5 French Adjectives (Intro)0:06 – BEAU → beau / bel / belle / beaux1:08 – NOUVEAU → nouveau / nouvel / nouvelle1:37 – VIEUX → vieux / vieil / vieille2:12 – FOU → fou / fol / folle2:45 – MOU → mou / mol / molle3:13 – Pronunciation Tip (The Trick)3:38 – Test Yourself (Mini Quiz)3:48 – Final Review & Subscribe📝 QUIZ TIME: How do you say "A crazy story" and "A crazy man" in French? Write your answers in the comments below and I’ll let you know how you did!Don't forget to: ✅ Subscribe for more simple French grammar breakdowns. ✅ Like this video if it helped you clear up the confusion! ✅ Share with a fellow French learner.🌟 About the creatorI’m Elnaz, a polyglot who believes that everything is learnable and achievable.My mission is to make learning French clear, enjoyable, meaningful, and accessible to everyone.💌 Support the channel: https://buymeacoffee.com/nosparcours📩 Email: [email protected]📍 Canada 🇨🇦#LearnFrench #FrenchGrammar #FrenchA1 #FrenchTips #LanguageLearning #FrenchLesson #IrregularFrenchAdjectives #FrenchAdjectives #Beau #Nouveau #Mou #Fou #Vieux #LearnFrenchA1 #FrenchBeginners #LearnSpecialFrenchAdjectives

Welcome to  @nosparcours ,Mastering French adjectives is easier than you think! In this lesson, we break down the fundamental rules of how adjectives work in French and why they are so different from English.Many students get confused by gender and number, but in this video, I’ll show you the "Two-Question Method" that will help you get your grammar right every single time.What we cover in this lesson:✅ The Core Concept: What is an adjective and how does it describe a noun?✅ The Big Difference: Why adjectives change in French but stay the same in English.✅ The Golden Rule: Asking the two essential questions (Masculine/Feminine & Singular/Plural).✅ Step-by-Step Formulas: How to add "-e" for feminine and "-s" for plural.✅ Special Cases: What to do with adjectives ending in -s, -x, or -e.This is the essential foundation you need before moving on to more complex French grammar. If you are a beginner or just need a quick refresher, this video is for you!0:00 Intro0:08 What Is an Adjective?0:26 English vs French Adjectives0:40 The Two Essential Questions1:11 Rule 1: Feminine Adjectives (+e)1:39 Rule 2: Plural Adjectives (+s)2:50 Adjectives Ending in -s or -x3:15 Adjectives Same in Masculine & Feminine3:47 Final Summary & Review4:06 Like & SubscribeIf you found this video helpful, please give it a Like and Subscribe to join our community. See you in the next lesson!🌟 About the creatorI’m Elnaz, a polyglot who believes that everything is learnable and achievable.My mission is to make learning French clear, enjoyable, meaningful, and accessible to everyone.💌 Support the channel: https://buymeacoffee.com/nosparcours📩 Email: [email protected]📍 Canada 🇨🇦#LearnFrench #FrenchGrammar #FrenchAdjectives #FrenchForBeginners #LanguageLearning #FrenchForBeginners #FrenchAdjectivesSimple #FrenchGrammar #FrenchGrammarSimple #FrenchGrammarwithEnglishExplanation #AdjectivesinFrench

Welcome to  @nosparcours ,In this video, you’ll learn 20 essential French phrases to help you start speaking French with confidence! Whether you are a total beginner or looking to refresh your skills, these are the real-life phrases you actually need for daily conversations.I will show you each phrase with its English meaning, clear context on how to use it, and real-life examples.What You’ll Learn:The Basics: Greetings like "Comment ça va ?" and "Enchanté(e)."Conversation Helpers: How to sound more natural with phrases like "Pas de souci" and "D’habitude."Real-Life Situations: Practical phrases for needs and problems like "J’ai besoin de" and "C’est possible ?"Timestamps:0:00 Intro0:18 Essential Greetings (Phrases 1–6)1:31 Daily Conversation Helpers (Phrases 7–13)2:57 Needs, Problems & Real Life (Phrases 14–20)04:30 Like & Subscribe📜 LESSON NOTES 1. Comment ça va ? — How are you?2. Très bien — Very well3. Comme ci, comme ça — So-so4. Enchanté(e) — Nice to meet you5. À bientôt — See you soon6. À demain — See you tomorrow7. Pas de souci — No problem8. Bien sûr — Of course9. Peut-être — Maybe10. Je pense que — I think that11. Je crois que — I believe that / I think that12. D’habitude — Usually13. En général — In general14. J’ai besoin de — I need15. Je n’ai pas le temps — I don’t have time16. C’est possible ? — Is it possible?17. Ce n’est pas grave — It’s okay / It’s not serious18. Ça dépend — It depends19. Je suis d’accord — I agree20. À tout à l’heure — See you later (same day only)🌟 About the creatorI’m Elnaz, a polyglot who believes that everything is learnable and achievable.My mission is to make learning French clear, enjoyable, meaningful, and accessible to everyone.💌 Support the channel: https://buymeacoffee.com/nosparcours📩 Email: [email protected]📍 Canada 🇨🇦#LearnFrench #FrenchForBeginners #FrenchPhrases #SpeakFrench #FrenchLesson #LanguageLearning #FrenchVocabulary #EssentialFrenchPhrases #EverydayFrenchPhrases #MustKnowFrenchPhrases #FrenchVocabulary #EssentialFrenchVocabulary