Donner son opinion en français 💬 - Comment on dit #25

Introduction

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to express your opinion in French, which is essential for effective communication in conversations. This guide is designed for learners at the A2 level and will cover various expressions and phrases that can help you articulate your thoughts clearly and confidently.

Step 1: Understanding Basic Expressions

Start by familiarizing yourself with some fundamental expressions used to give your opinion in French. Here are a few key phrases:

• Je pense que (I think that)
• À mon avis (In my opinion)
• Je crois que (I believe that)
• Il me semble que (It seems to me that)

Practical Tip

Practice using these phrases in sentences. For example:

• "Je pense que le film est intéressant." (I think the movie is interesting.)

Step 2: Agreeing and Disagreeing

Knowing how to agree or disagree politely is crucial. Here are some expressions:

Agreeing

• Je suis d'accord avec toi. (I agree with you.)
• Je partage ton avis. (I share your opinion.)

Disagreeing

• Je ne suis pas d'accord. (I do not agree.)
• Je ne crois pas que ce soit vrai. (I do not believe that it's true.)

Practical Tip

When practicing, try to create a dialogue with a partner where you alternate between agreeing and disagreeing.

Step 3: Providing Reasons

To strengthen your opinion, provide reasons. Use the following expressions:

• Parce que (because)
• C'est pourquoi (that's why)
• En effet (indeed)

Example

• "Je pense que ce livre est captivant parce que l'histoire est originale." (I think this book is captivating because the story is original.)

Step 4: Asking for Opinions

Encouraging others to share their thoughts can enhance the conversation. Use these phrases:

• Qu'en penses-tu ? (What do you think?)
• Et toi, quel est ton avis ? (And you, what is your opinion?)

Practical Tip

Engage in discussions with friends or classmates and ask for their opinions using these questions.

Step 5: Practicing with Context

To solidify your understanding, practice expressing opinions in various contexts. Consider the following topics:

• Movies
• Books
• Current events

Example Scenarios

• Discuss a recent movie you watched and share your opinion.
• Talk about a book you enjoyed and explain why.

Conclusion

Expressing your opinion in French is a valuable skill that enhances communication. By mastering key phrases, practicing agreeing and disagreeing, providing reasons, and engaging others, you'll become more confident in conversations. Keep practicing these expressions in different contexts to reinforce your learning and improve your fluency. For additional resources, consider exploring exercises and PDFs available on the Tout en français website.