Learn French 8: Voilà
December 31, 2008 by admin
Explaining french word “Voilà” (non exhaustive)
Other ways to use ‘voilà” not mentioned in the video. When you find something/someone that/who you’ve been looking for or was hidden:
Ah there you are/were!
= Ah vous voilà! (formal)
= Ah te voilà! (familiar)
Ah there it is/was!
= Ah le voilà! (masculine object or person)
= Ah la voilà! (feminine object or person)
Duration : 0:2:31
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you can switch …
you can switch between British and American accent too.. I’m envious!
Many of us in the …
Many of us in the young generations and having been born and bread in cities and studied recently (including semesters abroad) don’t have French accents or only slight ones when speaking English… Get used to it. It’s different when i go visit my family in the country though… True.
tu penses surtout …
tu penses surtout qu’elle est très bonne nan?cochon de ricain va mdr
You’re cute!
Je …
Je pense que vous êtes très jolie!
You’re cute!
Super douée bravo …
Super douée bravo ma fille vie depuis 3 mois aux usa avec le rotary et deja elle cherche les mots en français.
lol exactly.
lol exactly.
tu es tres jolie …
tu es tres jolie aver ‘ voila!’!! je l’aime/!!
Ohhh ouais Voilà …
Ohhh ouais Voilà quoi : O.
Why are you …
Why are you addressing this comment to the maker of this video when she obviously did not reply?
well i was studying …
well i was studying english very time ago and i just find your videos and you like me!!….ok?…a dont speak en inglish but i doesnt matter, i try it!!
hola amigo mey name …
hola amigo mey name es senior del taco ariba ariba
maybe ur english …
maybe ur english isnt as good as i thought, considering u lack the ability to understand a compliment when u see one. i actually complimented u but mentioned u have a really convincing amer/uk accent. i could clearly hear ur french accent when u said words like prepare that translate from french into english. what a great representation of the rude french stereotype, .
Don’t like it, …
Don’t like it, don’t listen to it. XD
you, my dear, are …
you, my dear, are an interesting find..you proclaim to be a french native but your english lacks a french accent, at least, to my american ears. funny but you seem to possess more of a british vernacular..none the least, i love your videos and find them educational but you seem to ramble with randomness, which can be confusing
why does she speak …
why does she speak japanese?
à la maison avec …
à la maison avec des livres, des vidéos, des manga nimés…, 3ans
hey, keep up the …
hey, keep up the good work.I am learning French as well as Japanese.Anatano nihongo o kiitte bikkuri shimashta!Wow…your accent is perfect…be it Japanese or English….I have lived in Canada and Japan ,so i am familiar with the accents……I really love your videos.Hope to get good at the languages i am learning.
Thanks
Love your videos! …
Love your videos!Keep up the good work pretty lady! x
thanks a bunch dake …
thanks a bunch dake!i went to paris this year…no wonder why french people laughed behind my bak when i talked to them in french:p
anyways it was a nyc courtesy from u to point at my mistakes..wish ya de best!
先日本語の等しい言葉を捜 …
先日本語の等しい言葉を捜していたのですが、「なるほど」のほうも当てはまるでしょうかな。
でもあなたは本当に言葉の才能に優れていますね!尊敬します。私は英語と日本語の話せる中国人ですが、今フランスごを習い始めたばかりです。新しいビデオを大変期待していますので、よろしく!
Merci!
Actually, it would …
Actually, it would be ”Je ne peux plus parler Français maintenant mais je l’ai étudié PENDANT neuf ans (=i studied it for nine years).
Oui mais pour un …
Oui mais pour un Japonais tu es d’origine étrangere aussi ;p
It is still better …
It is still better than many others american XD you made only 3 verbs mistake but francophone can still understand.
French is a very …
French is a very difficult language to learn. Did you learnt french for nine years? Because…you made lot of syntaxe mistake. That would be : Je peux plus parler Français maintenant mais j’ai étudié le français depuis neuf ans. (I can’t translate that sentence it could mean many things.) tu m’a aidé merci.
Keep up the good work I really encourage you to keep studying french!