Quick French Fix 45 | De l’eau vs D’eau – What’s the Difference?

This week, Louisa is diving into a small but important detail in French: when to say de l’eau vs d’eau 💧 Both mean “some water” or “of water,” but they’re used in very different ways — and it all comes down to whether you’ve mentioned the quantity first. In this Quick French Fix, you’ll learn: The difference between de l’eau and d’eau When to use each in everyday conversation Simple examples to make it stick Why French drops the “l’” in some cases and not in others Whether you’re ordering a drink or talking about a glass of water, this lesson will help you sound more natural — and avoid those tiny mistakes that trip up learners! 💬 Drop a comment if you’ve ever been unsure about using “de” in French – you’re not alone! 🗣 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more bite-sized lessons with Louisa! Download your cheat sheets from the Little Language School: https://littlelanguageschoolsj.com/an... Or find out more about The Little Language School - https://mtr.bio/little-language-school Keep your knowledge up to date and watch our full playlist of French Lessons here:    • French Lessons   --- *DISCOUNT* We are thrilled to offer you a discount offered by our French Language partner Louisa Hoff from The Little Language School and her hugely popular online course with over 200 hours of learning content. What is included? Designed for English speaking learners who want to speak practical French for everyday situations. Developed by a qualified French teacher with years of experience delivering teaching and tutoring to English speakers. Course made up of a series of videos, with over 200 hours of activity including listening activities. Bonus workbook. 100% money back guarantee. SAVE 20% Normal price is 237€ for all the above, BUT you pay 189€ with the 20% discount simply by using this code ANLIF20. Find out more and buy yours today click here - https://littlelanguageschoolsj.com/si... [Music: OGKWF9ZNFYRNDXCS] -- #LearnFrench #FrenchGrammar #DeLEauVsDEau #QuickFrenchFix #FrenchForBeginners #FrenchTips #FrenchMistakes