Understanding the difference between "qui" and "que" in French can be tough for new learners. This can lead to a lot of confusion. But, knowing how these words work in sentences is really important for clear communication.

Key Differences:

1. "Qui":

   • This word is used as the subject in a relative clause.
   • For example: "L’homme qui parle" means "The man who is speaking."

2. "Que":

   • This word is used as the object in a relative clause.
   • For example: "Le livre que j'ai lu" means "The book that I read."

Common Mistakes:

• A lot of learners have a hard time figuring out if "qui" or "que" is the subject or the object.
• It gets even trickier when sentences are complicated, and there are many different parts to keep track of.

Helpful Tips:

• Practice: Doing exercises that focus on these roles can help you get better.
• Context: Listening to and reading real French content can show you how to use "qui" and "que" in everyday situations.

By spending some time on these tips, learners can slowly get better at understanding these key parts of French grammar.