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Falloir in French — 5 phrases in 20 seconds

to be necessary (must) · 5 phrases

A 20-second drill built from our Falloir chart.

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🎬 Watch: 5 phrases with the verb « falloir »

🎧 Narrated by a native French speaker · every line read aloud

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🎬 About this short

A 20-second drill on the verb « falloir » (to be necessary (must)): five real phrases, three seconds to guess, then the meaning. Every phrase comes straight from our Falloir conjugation chart — open it for every tense, audio on each form, and a practice quiz.

🔊 The five phrases

Il faut y aller.We have to go.
Il faut que je parte.I have to leave.
Il ne faut pas s’inquiéter.You mustn’t worry.
Il faudrait réserver.We should book.
Il faut réviser avant l’examen.You need to revise before the exam.
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