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(00:00):
You and I beat Nelson and thisis kind of easy French you, I
did it to me. Let's do class number sixteen of basic French
this time. This class corresponds towhat I' ve been asked for.
One of you asked me to dothis. It corresponds to a basic French

(00:21):
class. It is not a verylong class, it is the short pleasure
and that, however, some confusethem. Something simple. We' re
not seeing yourtootu and because sometimes youpronounce the ECI and sometimes you don'
t pronounce it and many get confused. And when they make that mistake and
it' s not very clear tothem. When yes and no, then,

(00:43):
well, they are one of theFrench curiosities and it is not one
of the puritys and others and evenmore complicated. Let' s then explain
the use of your you your okvery well. So here the key to
understanding the use of this you orall, which means everything is that it

(01:11):
' s not really a single typeof words, but two types of words,
which we' re talking about adjectivesand pronouns. Then put the key
to history in your mind. Thekey for you not to get confused when
it comes to pronunciation and that's where I' m going to get

(01:32):
there, is to locate with theuse of yours or you at what time
I use it and under what circumstanceI' m using it to know that
I have to pronounce it. So, at first, you' re gonna
think if I have to pronounce them, I have to pronounce yours no longer.
I don' t have to punchthe s here, that' s
you, and then it' sgoing to be automatic. You won'

(01:52):
t have to think too well thenlet' s then analyze the use of
these are four. That' swhere we see the four of you,
the four of you, or sayit that way, and let' s
see it. First, the useas an adjective. First thing we have
to attend to is that when weuse these four adjectives, because here they

(02:16):
are adjectives and that is an adjective, it is a type of word that
modifies the nouns. It affects anoun, a man, a pronoun,
so the adjective is always linked toa man. It can' t be
loose. Not then today, forexample, this example with you I take

(02:38):
your Gazon, your top your Gason, is linked that adjective you are modifying
to homno every man, every boy. And if you realize, I'
m pronouncing in the first case yourtom and you know why I' m
not doing the flattery just for thatreason whether to pronounce you because there are

(03:00):
ten is a tutto. Instead,for your Via Son I won' t
do it I won' t pronounceit. No. As you know,
the general rules are that almost alwaysthe last letter in French of the words
in French is not pronounced, exceptfor certain rules or exceptions. You'
re going to process tea because there' s a vowel. I don'

(03:21):
t think there' s enough cloutand it' s not tuta tut and
in this case tut fam tut fameAnd if we make it plural, you
can cough it up, for example, tuotles chauntos are ball amos prayers,

(03:47):
take ki monsh bia and a difficultparabra, closed close well little, both
are strength. In the end yourtum kemosh bia t and I make your

(04:09):
smooth ete are kish king mosh arepla your Gaason Kine Mosh step in plan
and bad lib and bad b ttfame and its respect is well spoken your

(04:34):
fame q its respect. Seal wellyou see how you say you' re
doing the gitrafi you but I'm changing names. Your fan you sha
tumonizing him no longer you milk,I do not proclaim the s we keep
that as long as it is theadjective, I will not pronounce the last

(04:56):
letter, unless I do that youmilk are child, you are already mine
or jameleshas that you and already aremignon is what the girls would say.
No and an example for example andyou maby a girl can say monopo and
your mage because you because mabbe isfeminine Madrid you ma very well. So

(05:25):
far it is clear, because thelast letter is not pronounced, unless we
make it flatter. So far confoworks as an adjective, but now,
when it becomes, it is nolonger another type of word. Even if
they write yours anyway, it's no longer yours. They' re
not adjectives. They' re pronounsand let' s see how they'

(05:46):
re pronmes. A pronoun or replacesa man. Let us not set this
example. You emo nation n youemonaption. All that tourrump is putting the
real money on you the John.In that case it would be adjective me

(06:11):
you monation. It all comes toyour attention, John, your emonation.
Here yours are more all dead orthey all died. They' re all
dead You' re mo. Inthis case, when we did it as
your pronoun, there is to pronouncethe s your somo and if that venino

(06:38):
are moft Let' s do adifferent example. Your fame sombl tut famed
Sobel, then let' s doits summary when I must pronounce in the
case of your s when I useit as a pronoun, when this pronoun

(07:01):
replaces a name all, it's all my money. You Monarjon I
' m making you cute your moosun is no longer the same. Tut
famed him adjective and your omble famet then became clear. If you have

(07:30):
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