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Introductions and Asking Questions 2

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Asking questions is an extremely important part of any language. I mean, you can't always be telling other people how things are! You've got to know how to get information from them as well! In this video you'll practice forming questions using subject-verb inversion and the useful little tag "Est-ce que".

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Pardon. Do you speak French?

No, I do not speak French.

Yes, I speak French.

Thank you.

Excuse me. Do you speak English?

I'm sorry (masculine), I do not speak English.

I'm sorry (feminine), I do not speak English.

		Word	Definition	Fluency
		est-ce que + subject + verb (int. pron.) marks a question	(int. pron.) marks a question
		vous (sing.) (fem./masc.) (pers. pron.) (formal) you	(sing.) (fem./masc.) (pers. pron.) (formal) you
		parlez (v.) (Present) (vous) speak; talk	(v.) (Present) (vous) speak; talk
		français (sing.) (masc.) (n.) French (language)	(sing.) (masc.) (n.) French (language)
		non (adv.) no (response to a question or request)	(adv.) no (response to a question or request)
		je (sing.) (pers. pron.) I	(sing.) (pers. pron.) I
		ne + verb + pas (adv. of neg.) not	(adv. of neg.) not
		parle (v.) (Present) (je / il/elle / on) speak[s]; talk[s]	(v.) (Present) (je / il/elle / on) speak[s]; talk[s]
		oui (adv.) yes (response to a question or request)	(adv.) yes (response to a question or request)
		excusez (v.) (Imperative) (vous) excuse	(v.) (Imperative) (vous) excuse
		moi (dir. obj. pron.) me	(dir. obj. pron.) me
		anglais (pl.) (masc.) (n.) English (language)	(pl.) (masc.) (n.) English (language)
		subject + suis + N (v.) (Present) (je) am (role/identity)	(v.) (Present) (je) am (role/identity)
		désolé (sing.) (masc.) (adj.) sorry	(sing.) (masc.) (adj.) sorry
		désolée (sing.) (fem.) (adj.) sorry	(sing.) (fem.) (adj.) sorry

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