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Friday Night in Paris — What Are Your Plans? (Easy French)
futur proche · making plans
Easy French hits the streets of Paris and asks one question: « Qu’est-ce que vous faites ce soir ? » Real people, real speed, double subtitles — and wall-to-wall examples of the futur proche (je vais + infinitive), the tense French actually uses for plans.
🎬 About this episode
Easy French hits the streets of Paris and asks one question: « Qu’est-ce que vous faites ce soir ? » Real people, real speed, double subtitles — and wall-to-wall examples of the futur proche (je vais + infinitive), the tense French actually uses for plans.
🔊 Key phrases — listen for these
Qu’est-ce que tu fais ce soir ?What are you doing tonight?
Je vais sortir avec des amis.I’m going to go out with friends.
On va boire un verre.We’re going to have a drink.
Je n’ai rien de prévu.I have nothing planned.
une soirée tranquillea quiet evening in
🔑 The language point
- Plans = aller + infinitive: je vais sortir, on va manger. Count how many times you hear it in one video.
- Rien de prévu (nothing planned) — the “de + adjective” pattern after rien/quelque chose: rien de spécial, quelque chose de sympa.
- Interviewees say on for “we” almost every time — spoken French in action.
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