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Key Phrases

As-tu regardé

Have you watched

Tu aimes quel personnage ?

Which character do you like?

Ne me raconte rien

Don't tell me anything

Skills You'll Learn

Starting and sustaining conversations

Commencer et soutenir des conversations

Expressing preferences

Exprimer des préférences

Suggesting activities

Proposer des activités

Lesson Roleplay

Imagine two friends having a casual conversation about anime in French. They both just started watching 'My Hero Academia' and are discussing their favorite characters and planning to watch the latest episode together over the weekend.

Salut ! As-tu regardé un nouvel anime récemment ?

Hi! Have you watched any new anime recently?

Oui ! J’ai commencé à regarder 'My Hero Academia'. Et toi ?

Yes! I started watching 'My Hero Academia'. How about you?

Moi aussi, je l'ai commencé ! Tu aimes quel personnage ?

Me too, I just started it! Which character do you like?

J'aime beaucoup Deku, il est très courageux. Et toi ?

I really like Deku, he's very brave. And you?

Deku est incroyable, mais Bakugo est mon préféré !

Deku is amazing, but Bakugo is my favorite!

Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases

👋

Salut !

sah-LOO

Hi!

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❓

As-tu

ah too

Have you

💬 In questions like [As-tu regardé ?], French often flips the verb and subject pronoun: [as-tu] instead of [tu as]. You can reuse that pattern with other verbs, like [Aimes-tu ?] for "Do you like?".

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👀

Regardé

ruh-gar-DAY

Watched

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👀❓

As-tu regardé

ah too ruh-gar-DAY

Have you watched

💬 [As-tu regardé ?] uses the usual French pattern for "have you watched?": a form of [avoir] plus the past action word, here [regardé]. You can swap in other verbs the same way, like [As-tu vu ?] for "Have you seen?".

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🕒❓

Récemment ?

ray-sah-MAHN

Recently?

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✅

Oui !

wee

Yes!

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🔜

J’ai commencé

zhay ay koh-mahn-SAY

I have started

💬 [J'] is the shortened form of [je] before a vowel sound, so it must stay attached to the next word, as in [j'ai]. You'll see the same thing in [j'aime] and [j'habite].

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👀

À regarder

ah ruh-gar-DAY

To watch

💬 After [commencer], French uses [à] before another verb: [commencer à regarder], [commencer à lire], [commencer à comprendre]. That little [à] is part of the pattern.

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🔜👀

J’ai commencé à regarder

zhay ay koh-mahn-SAY ah ruh-gar-DAY

I started watching

💬 [Commencer à] is the usual French pattern for "start doing" something: [commencer à regarder], [commencer à lire], [commencer à travailler]. English often uses "start + -ing," but French uses [à] plus the basic verb.

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