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Everyday French: Comparing things, saying more, less, the most, the least...

Ever wondered how to ask for a bigger melon, a riper banana, or a less cooked baguette in French? In this video, I’ll show you how to use plus and moins to compare things, and how to say the biggest, the smallest, the ripest, and the least cooked. We’ll go through real-life examples you can use at the bakery, market, or cheese counter — so you’ll feel confident asking for exactly what you want in everyday French. By the end, you’ll know how to: Use plus and moins in simple comparisons Say more and less with adjectives (bigger, smaller, stronger, riper…) Form the superlative: the biggest, the least cooked, etc. Apply it straight away in practical situations in France If you’re learning French for everyday life in France, this video will help you sound more natural and confident. Have a look at my website to download your free Simple, Practical French Cheat Sheet: https://littlelanguageschoolsj.com/