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Whoever he is, he’s very good at explaining French! Pascal, if you happen to read this, please feel free to introduce yourself in the comments. I watch his videos all the time–looking back, I can see that over the course of the just over a year that I’ve kept this blog, I’ve linked to his videos (pronunciation of plus) and to his web site (verbs of returning). His Twitter account, has 4,347 followers. One of his first French videos on YouTube, from 6 years ago, has 136,180 views. If we want to find the 3rd element in the 4th row, this means we want to calculate 4 C 2. n C m represents the (m+1) th element in the n th row. His web site, FrenchSpanishOnline, covers both French and Spanish instruction. The formula for Pascal's triangle is: n C m n-1 C m-1 + n-1 C m. This last point is huge–I’ve learnt quite a bit about pronunciation that I never would have guessed of without these videos. Pascal covers pronunciation well, and doesn’t focus entirely on the written language.The explanations are quite clear, with good examples.The Cartesian diver is neutrally buoyant and begins to sink when an external pressure is applied to the closed system. It covers a wide range of topics, from very basic ones to quite advanced ones Students observe Pascals law, Archimedes principle and the ideal gas law as a Cartesian diver moves within a closed system.Some of the things that I like about this channel’s materials are that: The most reliable source of French instructional materials that I’ve found on YouTube is the Learn French with Pascal channel. If what I need to learn is French, YouTube turns out to have a lot to offer.

Pascal, of the YouTube Learn French With Pascal channel.Ģ0 years ago, I certainly didn’t expect the Internet to come along, and today, I remain surprised by how often I find myself looking for a video to teach me something.

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