How to form and use the superlative in French | CBF Show 2.09

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🗓️ 22 July 2024

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Have you ever wondered how to express "the most" and "the least" in French? If so then you're in the right place as we're covering this topic in episode 9 of the Coffee Break French Show. Tune in now to learn more about superlatives in French.

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0:00.0	Goode to Coffee Break French!
0:02.6	Welcome to the Coffee Break French show.
0:05.0	Moa, it's Max.
0:06.0	And me, it's nice,
0:07.0	piavanoa, how about it a day,
0:08.0	jeanne, very content with your repertoire.
0:11.0	And we're here, we'll be up for another episode of the show.
0:13.2	Exactly, and in these weekly episodes of the show, we help you improve your French
0:18.4	one coffee break at a time.
0:20.2	Very good.
0:21.2	And if you're watching the video version, subscribe to our channel on YouTube.
0:25.0	Or if you're listening to the podcast version, subscribe wherever you get your podcast.
0:30.0	Super!
0:31.0	Aye, so, part of the tone of the end of the end of the year. We're going to be talking about the... Super! least and of something and it could be used with an adjective an adverb a noun so super.
0:44.6	Okay, how about you that? It's part you. So a good thing first, it's slightly more straightforward in French in a sense that in English you have to know if it's a long word you need the most beautiful for example.
1:09.0	Yes, it's an adjective, yeah, most beautiful, or it could be the least beautiful.
1:14.3	And if it's a shorter adjective, then it's slightly different, like the biggest.
1:19.5	Exactly.
1:20.5	Right.
1:21.5	Or the smallest. In French, the structure is similar whether the adjective is long or short so that's a good thing.
1:29.0	So how would you say for example the most expensive?
1:32.0	Le Plue Cher. would you say for example the most expensive?
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