Episode 01 - Walk, Talk and Learn French

Walk, Talk and Learn French by Radio Lingua Network

Jan 16, 200906:34Education

In this video, Pierre-Benoît discusses the phrase "Quand il y en a pour un, il y en a pour deux". Language points covered include "il y a" and adjective agreements.

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