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There are tons of French daily expressions that come up everyday when speaking French, but you may have noticed that a lot of these daily expressions have synonyms. There's more than one way to say "only" or "a lot" and though you may have learned all the words in your French classes, teachers often don't clarify the difference between these French daily expressions. But in order to sound more like a native French speaker, it is important to know in which context you can use certain synonyms, and which words just aren't used that often by French speakers.

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This video will clarify the difference between all these French daily expressions and show you situations to use each one with real world examples. That way you'll sound like a total native whenever you're speaking French and have a more precise knowledge of the words in the French language.

Sure learning advanced French terminology is great, but one of the keys to sounding natural in French is mastering these French daily expressions and the nuances that come with them. We'll explain the difference between words like seulement and ne que, beaucoup and pas mal, and explain which words native speakers actually use, and which ones barely come up. We'll also share which words are truly synonyms and can be used interchangeably so that you know exactly which words imply differences in connotation and which ones don't.

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:49 French Synonyms and How to Use Them
04:16 Learn French with FluentU
04:50 More French Synonyms
11:27 French Synonyms Free PDF Guide

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