THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BON & BIEN IN FRENCH EASILY EXPLAINED #frenchlesson

Are you wondering what's the difference between "bon" & "bien" in French? When do you need to use "bon" or "bien"? Well, this video is made for you. I broke it down and tried to make it easy, to explain it clearly... But here's the thing, it"s a bit similar to "good" and "well" in English (even if translation isn't the key to everything). Here's how "bon" and "bien" work in French. 📌 When to use "bon": Bon is used together with a noun (a person, an object, a thing). For example: ▪️une bonne personne (a good/nice person) ▪️une bonne opportunité (a good opportunity) ▪️un bon travail (a nice job) 📌 When to use "bien": Bien is used only with verbs. For example: ▪️Il travaille bien (he works well) ▪️Elle cuisine bien (she cooks well) ▪️Vous parlez bien le français (you speak French well) 🚨However, you can use "bon" with three verbs. ▪️être (to be) when you want to say that someone is good at something, like in "il est bon en maths" (he is good at math) ▪️sentir (to smell), like in "ça sent bon" (it smells good) ▪️faire (to do/make) when you're speakind about the weather, like in "il fait bon" (the weather is good) Now you know everything about how to use "bon" and "bien" in French 😊 If you want to go further, you can watch: 📌What's the difference between "c'est bon" and "c'est bien" in French:    • WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN C'EST BON AN...   📌Don't repeat "c'est bon" all the time - how to say "it's delicious" in French:    • HOW TO SAY IT'S DELICIOUS IN FRENCH - FREN...   💬 Try to make some sentences of your own with "bon" & "bien" 👍 Like this video if you found it helpful 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe for more French lessons! 📚 Keep learning with me: Instagram:   / frenchwithlucie   Facebook:   / frenchwithlucie   More about the channel and me: What matters here is you! Helping you learn French, speak French and feel more confident! If you're looking for a place to help you out in this language journey, be my guest! Welcome to my channel "French with Lucie" where I'm giving you some advice & tips to learn French as well as posting some videos about French vocabulary, French grammar and French pronunciation, and sometimes even about French culture, songs, movies, and series. I'm a polyglot, fond of languages and a teacher. I've been teaching French since 2015 to students of all ages and levels, online, at public institutions and language schools. Now, I've decided to create this channel to help you learn French grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. Hope you'll learn here and enjoy it... if it's the case, don't forget to subscribe. #learnfrench #frenchlesson #speakfrench #frenchgrammar #dailyfrench #commonmistakes #speaklikeanative