J’ai appris un nouveau mot aujourdui. : AmĂ©ricains ont besoin une jeraffai de regarder l’atout de Donald Trump. Jeraffai : Someone who looks over their shoulder to copy another’s answers. Reply
J’aime bien vos vidĂ©os, mĂŞme s’ils sont expliquĂ©s en anglais, car je peux apprendre pas mal de choses.They are wonderful your videos, we can learn a lot of things from them, and thanks for giving us the courses. Reply
Thanks Geraldine for you constant support and encouragement :-* I love your channel and I love French language. Reply
Merçi GĂ©raldine. Your blooper reel is a great encouragement for us. Since even you can goof up, we shouldn’t give up when we do but keep going! Reply
Querida Geraldine, espero que estĂ©s muy bien. Solo quiero decirte que te amo. No es dificil comprenderlo. Espero que lo comprendas. Es normal. Eres maravillosa. Eres Ăşnica. Eres el sueño de todo hombre polĂglota. Estás preciosa y eres muy, muy inteligente. Te amo. Jorge. Reply
Trop rigolo! Reminds me of the time I was teaching English to a bunch of French executives near Bordeaux and they would practically cry learning to recite: “Hello, Harry! How about a ham omelet at home?” Reply
So funny to imagine a French person saying the sentence above. It would be like an american trying to say a French sentence full of R’s. 🙂 Reply
Coucou Geraldine! Tu nous montres comment on peut se tromper avec charme et de bon humeur, ca rechaufferait le coeur de tout le monde, quoi? Peter Reply
Bonjour GĂ©raldine, I love you channel and all your tips and videos. Thank you so so much for your time and efforts ~ it’s such a treat to watch and learn about the French culture and language.Greetings from Adelaide, Australia. Reply
Bonjour, GĂ©raldine,Je vous trouve gĂ©niale, car vous nous donnez chaque fois le cours en vidĂ©o puis bien expliquer, malgrè c’Ă©tait en anglais vos explication. Reply
J’ai appris un nouveau mot aujourdui. : AmĂ©ricains ont besoin une jeraffai de regarder l’atout de Donald Trump.
Jeraffai : Someone who looks over their shoulder to copy another’s answers.
J’aime bien vos vidĂ©os, mĂŞme s’ils sont expliquĂ©s en anglais, car je peux apprendre pas mal de choses.
They are wonderful your videos, we can learn a lot of things from them, and thanks for giving us the courses.
Thanks Geraldine for you constant support and encouragement :-* I love your channel and I love French language.
Merçi GĂ©raldine. Your blooper reel is a great encouragement for us. Since even you can goof up, we shouldn’t give up when we do but keep going!
Oui oui oui oui oui !
Querida Geraldine, espero que estĂ©s muy bien. Solo quiero decirte que te amo. No es dificil comprenderlo. Espero que lo comprendas. Es normal. Eres maravillosa. Eres Ăşnica. Eres el sueño de todo hombre polĂglota. Estás preciosa y eres muy, muy inteligente. Te amo. Jorge.
Très drĂ´le! J’ai ri quand tu a dit “putain!” Merci, Geraldine! XD!!!
Trop rigolo! Reminds me of the time I was teaching English to a bunch of French executives near Bordeaux and they would practically cry learning to recite: “Hello, Harry! How about a ham omelet at home?”
I’m not practicing in my head, Cynthia, That one is tough!
So funny to imagine a French person saying the sentence above. It would be like an american trying to say a French sentence full of R’s. 🙂
Coucou Geraldine!
Tu nous montres comment on peut se tromper avec charme et de bon humeur, ca rechaufferait le coeur de tout le monde, quoi? Peter
Great! Pleased to see that even you make mistakes, I feel better about mine now! lol.
Fiona
Glad it helps!
Bonjour GĂ©raldine, I love you channel and all your tips and videos. Thank you so so much for your time and efforts ~ it’s such a treat to watch and learn about the French culture and language.
Greetings from Adelaide, Australia.
Merci Angelika !
Greetings from Grenoble.
Loved the video and love your site!. Keep up the good work. 🙂
Merci ! I will. 🙂
Bonjour, Géraldine,
Je vous trouve gĂ©niale, car vous nous donnez chaque fois le cours en vidĂ©o puis bien expliquer, malgrè c’Ă©tait en anglais vos explication.
Merci Fen.