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(00:00):
You. I' m what's called saba bian Bueno. Today we
have a new class where I willdeal with the second part of the numbers
in French. A while ago Imade a video where you were taught to
count the numbers from zero to hundred. And this time I' m going
to make a video where I'm going to develop a lot more,
learn, say, pronounce the numbersup to the bion but I' m
(00:22):
also going to teach you, topronounce, to use the numbers in a
practical way in everyday life. I' m going to leave you a link
in the description of the video thatI' m going to take you to
the first video where I teach youto count from zero to one hundred very
well on like a zepati. I' d like to start by telling you
that I' m not going toemphasize much in spelling how numbers are written,
(00:42):
because practice hardly anyone writes the number. However, I' m going
to put the theory written on thescreen. I' m going to mention
it quickly. I' m notgoing to insist too much not to make
the video too long, but thatdoes. I' m going to put
a lot of emphasis on pronunciation.There are three words in French that have
to do with numbers and that inSpanish we tend to confuse them, because
n numbers can go in two ways. No, uh, nemero, no
(01:03):
number and besides, the word shiffI' m going to quickly explain the
differences, because it' s importantso you don' t get confused,
so you don' t make mistakeswhen talking ah no, ah. No.
If we can say so, it' s a unique entity. There
is only one number one entity.The number one name A name the name
(01:26):
pi are unique entities and when youtreat it as unique entities, you will
use the word len are not anghini, but they are unique. Now let
' s talk about the numbers.The children, they are limit, that
is, when you speak of shiforin French, you mean at least in
(01:46):
the decimal system that we normally usein the world, the most common to
the ten figures that we use todescribe the numbers, that is, they
are ten from zero to nine.We have ten figures and like those ten
figures we describe the numbers. Lesshiffs are limits of lenomso anfin pay attention
figure in Spanish is feminine, butthe French is nishif and shif Then,
(02:07):
in short, I can say lenoare shifre pack cumus. Now number number
is a label to call it that, an alpha numeric label and you use
it to identify something. For example, I am not leaving social seoritay the
number of Passtpour number of two,cien number of Dokemont and don Tté.
(02:29):
All those numbers in French we're gonna call him number number because they
' re tags that identify you.Now. Another feature or number is that
it implies that this label is partof an ordered sequence. I explain it
with examples your Ne the room numbern to the number of Lord in new
(02:53):
Shows, Xiffe Party Ccons, forexample. And you' re going to
use the mon number when you talkabout lists, you make a shopping list
of numbers I' ve been alone, and also when you' re going
to give instruction for example, LiaSant Pape prati tutle copethons on eleven a
(03:15):
beck and dokimo hate that transcription.A text c are n nr qut loonsons
onun that jully the transcription n eras aret reet lone rast repeat laffass I
(03:42):
think tut the transcription to the faAWA ot l hate pronunciation. That'
s an example, a simple examplethat I' m giving you right.
Then we go to the pronunciation ofthe numbers in French. From heaven good
seventeen in French and until before themillion, all the components of the numbers
(04:03):
use a script you have written onthe screen, look at the screen and
repeat with me. Dispatch is saidwhen you say the ten alone, but
when it' s attached to theseven to say seventeen, you' re
going to say dissect, dissipate they' re going to i ah. What
Suason said about Suazon t a suazondu Suason duqatre va catre va cathan three
(04:43):
van In the previous video, Iexplain that in French, or at least
in France, it has a particularway of counting from number seventy, but
if you want to know more,check out the previous video. We begin
now from one hundred and one.They are to see the rayita written is
written in spelling so with the rayitain the middle, but there is no
leisomat of that. There isn't Lison say soa doesn' t say
(05:09):
they' re so so a sondu are three are va cap son va
(05:29):
cat son pont sank sound pont sankNow for those when you want to talk
about two hundred, four hundred,the rule as you see it written there,
but when already the number has sixin the units, if you'
re going to have to put inas you see it written there, then
(05:53):
let' s pronounce the numbers husoquaso Luison, nef Son and already with
scenes and units duilson partner t nolonger has that are three, qua son,
(06:21):
dster Wason, sunt ds, rezontdiso Cathaunt. You don' t
say the number thousand in French you' ll always write in singular. He
' s never gonna wear that one, because that' s the way it
' s been decided. A thousandor a thousand. I could say a
thousand, but now it' sa little slow a thousand. With a
(06:43):
certain effect, a thousand is twothousand. It is usually with the numbers
you dress to make the iso twothousand are cough we do not do or
are ons says each number precisely withoutdoing or sank thousand if they are sont
(07:13):
distance nine thousand nef Son, Cathre, van disn Dimilla is not dis thousand,
dimilla are thousand and this number isvery large. Let' s try
to pronounce to see attention neve arecathre vas is not a thousand Netson cat
(07:34):
van Disn. Try to repeat itby reading Nelson four rand diss thousand nuefs
are cath van Disne. When wereach the millions, the million will never
be used. Or it' sa rule, but it is like the
rest of the components when the numberswere written. If you' re going
to have to use it, thescript for two is millions. If you
(07:55):
' re going to use the plural, i e put that, then let
' s say a thousand Young dreamednasal and a thousand yum is milloma milum
a millum set millium and this largenumber Wion san are Suson set thousand million
(08:20):
Sanson suasond set thousand in which orderyou have to write them. It'
s like Spanish. Now a billion. In French it is said to miliate
a milliau thousand millum and from therecomes the word miliar of a thousand ar
der is a millionaire man, buthe has a fortune of more than a
billion dollars. Now let' smove on to the practical uses of numbers.
(08:41):
In French, how are we applyingthe phone numbers you should use for
the new phone number name shif Evidentlynumber. Why, because it' s
a tag, not the number.It corresponds to an identification. You identify
your phone number and because it correspondsto a sequence. There aren' t
(09:03):
many phone numbers, so you're going to say phone number new Telefane.
In French, for convenience, phonenumbers are quoted in figures of two
and they are given a point.That' s how it' s said
in France. Now, if thenumber is missing, it' s odd
has seven figures. It' szeroed out first. The telephone abbreviation in
(09:24):
French is tell as you see itwritten there, Zelos Cathwan cut is a
jet are ontcs Banthester. I couldsay no better the drinking phone zegos cat
wan cat sos un disbet sontcs bantoNow for the dates, the standard is
(09:46):
to quote the year, as thenumber normally dissipates, but in practice,
oral language is tolerated to do ittwo by two. For example, the
cattor j Midselson, Catherine no IPrice batilla, the Caton cathn a Rula
Price dubastilla, but you could alsosay the year Midsetson Cathon Neff, the
(10:11):
ne diset cathemane Now for address addressesthey through tumult on Hons, street numbers
are called Shif or ne what youthink. Evidently, nume ro, because
Singn' s also a label.It' s part of your address ID.
And if there' s an order, then it says run number Vin,
(10:35):
post elbow number such. Now inwhat order are the addresses designated in
French, French or French. Inthis order, when you are going to
antify, especially to the postal mail, you are going to put it the
non of the Petson Ounty Tanstitution numberThe berg the comma non la rue number
(11:01):
the got postal, name it theguilla. You can also name a village
nonceriously can be a small district,a large city. The name of the
district commune or city. If necessary, down with the name of the country.
Don' t dp just, examplen then I Him Land Julie are
(11:24):
cans to now another practical application arethe mathematical options. But, since it
' s a very vast subject,I' m going to deal with it
in another video mathematical operations in French. Well, that' s it for
now. If you have questions,write your questions under the video in the
comments and I will try to answeryou as soon as I can. And
if you liked the video, likedo it and share it. If you
(11:45):
have not subscribed and activate the bellto automatically receive a notification when uploading a
video yous Borneo t di a lafogena va. There were bo Jones,
two books.
You. I' m what's called saba bian Bueno. Today we
have a new class where I willdeal with the second part of the numbers
in French. A while ago Imade a video where you were taught to
count the numbers from zero to hundred. And this time I' m going
to make a video where I'm going to develop a lot more,
learn, say, pronounce the numbersup to the bion but I' m
(00:22):
also going to teach you, topronounce, to use the numbers in a
practical way in everyday life. I' m going to leave you a link
in the description of the video thatI' m going to take you to
the first video where I teach youto count from zero to one hundred very
well on like a zepati. I' d like to start by telling you
that I' m not going toemphasize much in spelling how numbers are written,
(00:42):
because practice hardly anyone writes the number. However, I' m going
to put the theory written on thescreen. I' m going to mention
it quickly. I' m notgoing to insist too much not to make
the video too long, but thatdoes. I' m going to put
a lot of emphasis on pronunciation.There are three words in French that have
to do with numbers and that inSpanish we tend to confuse them, because
n numbers can go in two ways. No, uh, nemero, no
(01:03):
number and besides, the word shiffI' m going to quickly explain the
differences, because it' s importantso you don' t get confused,
so you don' t make mistakeswhen talking ah no, ah. No.
If we can say so, it' s a unique entity. There
is only one number one entity.The number one name A name the name
(01:26):
pi are unique entities and when youtreat it as unique entities, you will
use the word len are not anghini, but they are unique. Now let
' s talk about the numbers.The children, they are limit, that
is, when you speak of shiforin French, you mean at least in
(01:46):
the decimal system that we normally usein the world, the most common to
the ten figures that we use todescribe the numbers, that is, they
are ten from zero to nine.We have ten figures and like those ten
figures we describe the numbers. Lesshiffs are limits of lenomso anfin pay attention
figure in Spanish is feminine, butthe French is nishif and shif Then,
(02:07):
in short, I can say lenoare shifre pack cumus. Now number number
is a label to call it that, an alpha numeric label and you use
it to identify something. For example, I am not leaving social seoritay the
number of Passtpour number of two,cien number of Dokemont and don Tté.
(02:29):
All those numbers in French we're gonna call him number number because they
' re tags that identify you.Now. Another feature or number is that
it implies that this label is partof an ordered sequence. I explain it
with examples your Ne the room numbern to the number of Lord in new
(02:53):
Shows, Xiffe Party Ccons, forexample. And you' re going to
use the mon number when you talkabout lists, you make a shopping list
of numbers I' ve been alone, and also when you' re going
to give instruction for example, LiaSant Pape prati tutle copethons on eleven a
(03:15):
beck and dokimo hate that transcription.A text c are n nr qut loonsons
onun that jully the transcription n eras aret reet lone rast repeat laffass I
(03:42):
think tut the transcription to the faAWA ot l hate pronunciation. That'
s an example, a simple examplethat I' m giving you right.
Then we go to the pronunciation ofthe numbers in French. From heaven good
seventeen in French and until before themillion, all the components of the numbers
(04:03):
use a script you have written onthe screen, look at the screen and
repeat with me. Dispatch is saidwhen you say the ten alone, but
when it' s attached to theseven to say seventeen, you' re
going to say dissect, dissipate they' re going to i ah. What
Suason said about Suazon t a suazondu Suason duqatre va catre va cathan three
(04:43):
van In the previous video, Iexplain that in French, or at least
in France, it has a particularway of counting from number seventy, but
if you want to know more,check out the previous video. We begin
now from one hundred and one.They are to see the rayita written is
written in spelling so with the rayitain the middle, but there is no
leisomat of that. There isn't Lison say soa doesn' t say
(05:09):
they' re so so a sondu are three are va cap son va
(05:29):
cat son pont sank sound pont sankNow for those when you want to talk
about two hundred, four hundred,the rule as you see it written there,
but when already the number has sixin the units, if you'
re going to have to put inas you see it written there, then
(05:53):
let' s pronounce the numbers husoquaso Luison, nef Son and already with
scenes and units duilson partner t nolonger has that are three, qua son,
(06:21):
dster Wason, sunt ds, rezontdiso Cathaunt. You don' t
say the number thousand in French you' ll always write in singular. He
' s never gonna wear that one, because that' s the way it
' s been decided. A thousandor a thousand. I could say a
thousand, but now it' sa little slow a thousand. With a
(06:43):
certain effect, a thousand is twothousand. It is usually with the numbers
you dress to make the iso twothousand are cough we do not do or
are ons says each number precisely withoutdoing or sank thousand if they are sont
(07:13):
distance nine thousand nef Son, Cathre, van disn Dimilla is not dis thousand,
dimilla are thousand and this number isvery large. Let' s try
to pronounce to see attention neve arecathre vas is not a thousand Netson cat
(07:34):
van Disn. Try to repeat itby reading Nelson four rand diss thousand nuefs
are cath van Disne. When wereach the millions, the million will never
be used. Or it' sa rule, but it is like the
rest of the components when the numberswere written. If you' re going
to have to use it, thescript for two is millions. If you
(07:55):
' re going to use the plural, i e put that, then let
' s say a thousand Young dreamednasal and a thousand yum is milloma milum
a millum set millium and this largenumber Wion san are Suson set thousand million
(08:20):
Sanson suasond set thousand in which orderyou have to write them. It'
s like Spanish. Now a billion. In French it is said to miliate
a milliau thousand millum and from therecomes the word miliar of a thousand ar
der is a millionaire man, buthe has a fortune of more than a
billion dollars. Now let' smove on to the practical uses of numbers.
(08:41):
In French, how are we applyingthe phone numbers you should use for
the new phone number name shif Evidentlynumber. Why, because it' s
a tag, not the number.It corresponds to an identification. You identify
your phone number and because it correspondsto a sequence. There aren' t
(09:03):
many phone numbers, so you're going to say phone number new Telefane.
In French, for convenience, phonenumbers are quoted in figures of two
and they are given a point.That' s how it' s said
in France. Now, if thenumber is missing, it' s odd
has seven figures. It' szeroed out first. The telephone abbreviation in
(09:24):
French is tell as you see itwritten there, Zelos Cathwan cut is a
jet are ontcs Banthester. I couldsay no better the drinking phone zegos cat
wan cat sos un disbet sontcs bantoNow for the dates, the standard is
(09:46):
to quote the year, as thenumber normally dissipates, but in practice,
oral language is tolerated to do ittwo by two. For example, the
cattor j Midselson, Catherine no IPrice batilla, the Caton cathn a Rula
Price dubastilla, but you could alsosay the year Midsetson Cathon Neff, the
(10:11):
ne diset cathemane Now for address addressesthey through tumult on Hons, street numbers
are called Shif or ne what youthink. Evidently, nume ro, because
Singn' s also a label.It' s part of your address ID.
And if there' s an order, then it says run number Vin,
(10:35):
post elbow number such. Now inwhat order are the addresses designated in
French, French or French. Inthis order, when you are going to
antify, especially to the postal mail, you are going to put it the
non of the Petson Ounty Tanstitution numberThe berg the comma non la rue number
(11:01):
the got postal, name it theguilla. You can also name a village
nonceriously can be a small district,a large city. The name of the
district commune or city. If necessary, down with the name of the country.
Don' t dp just, examplen then I Him Land Julie are
(11:24):
cans to now another practical application arethe mathematical options. But, since it
' s a very vast subject,I' m going to deal with it
in another video mathematical operations in French. Well, that' s it for
now. If you have questions,write your questions under the video in the
comments and I will try to answeryou as soon as I can. And
if you liked the video, likedo it and share it. If you
(11:45):
have not subscribed and activate the bellto automatically receive a notification when uploading a
video yous Borneo t di a lafogena va. There were bo Jones,
two books.
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