STOP saying that in French! ❌ Use new words and expressions

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Learn new French expressions !

Start speaking like a native with these key french phrases and using common French words. Learn new French vocabulary, perfect your grammar and conversation skills with detailed explanations and examples.
In this French video I suggest different ways of saying “I’m tired.”, “I’m laughing.”, “That’s great.”, “Like this, like that”.

My name is Moh, I am a teacher and I am French. I hope you enjoy this lesson and make quick progress in French. Ouiteach is the perfect YouTube channel to learn French.

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