French Partitive Articles: du, de la, de l' and des

The partitive article is used in both French and English to talk about quantities that can't really be counted, and translates to SOME or ANY. It can be a little hard to grasp for English speakers because we frequently leave it out of our sentences In French, the partitive article isn't left out. It also changes depending on whether what you're talking about is masculine, feminine or plural. You will learn all you need to know about partitive articles and how to use them effectively in this video. JOIN THE COMMUNITY Join the Rapide French Community on Facebook for daily French activities. Develop your vocabulary and build your confidence. Link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rapid... BE MY FRIEND Twitter: @DearGbenga Instagram: @DearGbenga OTHER SUGGESTED VIDEOS Asking and Giving Directions in French:    • Asking and Giving directions in French   French Speaking Countries in Africa:    • French Speaking Countries in Africa   How to ask questions in French:    • How to ask questions in French   How to introduce yourself in French:    • Se présenter: How to introduce yourself in...  ​​ Describing your daily routine in French:    • Describe your daily routine in French  ​​ The verb "TO BE" in French:    • The verb "ÊTRE" (to be) in French  ​​ The verb "AVOIR" (to have):    • The verb "AVOIR" (to have) in French  ​​ How to say your birthday in French:    • French Months of the year: How to say your...  ​​ How to introduce people in French:    • How to introduce people in French  ​​ Talking about likes and dislikes in French:    • How to express likes & dislikes in French  ​​ Parts of the body in French:    • Parts of the body in French  ​​ SUPPORT ME PayPal : deargbenga@gmail.com Merci beaucoup. Please Like, Share, and Subscribe if you find value in this video.