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7 Easy Mini-Habits You Can Use to Speak French Confidently
Speaking French Starts Today You want to speak French confidently, without constantly hesitating or searching for words, and… ideally with joy? Here’s a truth most learners don’t expect: You don’t need hours a day to become fluent. You don’t need…
French Food Idioms: When Cuisine Meets Language
The French language is rich with expressions that incorporate food, often in humorous or unexpected ways. Many of these French food idioms go beyond their literal meaning and provide insight into French culture, history, and humor. Let’s take a closer…
Sound More French: How to Master the Aspirated “H”
French pronunciation is full of subtleties, and one of the trickiest concepts for learners is the aspirated “h” (h aspiré) Unlike the silent “h” (h muet), which allows liaison and elision, the aspirated ‘h’ behaves like a consonant and prevents…
Mastering French Reflexive Verbs: A Game-Changer for Your Fluency!
If you’ve ever wondered why French speakers say “Je me lève” instead of just “Je lève,” or why they use “s’appeler” instead of just “appeler,” you’re about to unlock a key element of the language: reflexive verbs! Mastering them can…
How to Learn the Gender of French Nouns Efficiently
A Comprehensive Guide to Authentic French Expressions Using “Tête” to Master French Like a Local
French language is rich with idiomatic expressions that add color and depth to everyday conversations. One of the most fascinating aspects of French idioms is how frequently they incorporate body parts, including the head (“tête”). In this article, we’ll delve…
The Language of Champions: Key Olympic Terms for Paris 2024
As the Olympic Games approach, athletes and fans alike are gearing up with excitement. Let’s explore some key French Olympic terms and expressions that capture the spirit of the Games! 1. “Être au taquet” (To be at full throttle) This…
Passé composé and imparfait
This French lesson will teach you the difference between passé composé and imparfait in French Passé composé and imparfait cannot translate literally from English The imparfait describes what was happening all around you (including you), the background. Also it refers…
Difference between bon and bien in French
French Phonetic Alphabet: How to Perfect Your Pronunciation Practice
LEARN HOW TO PRONOUNCE THE WORDS WITH THE FRENCH PHONETIC ALPHABET The French Phonetic Alphabet consists of 37 Sounds Linguists and dictionaries use the International Phonetic Alphabet, or IPA, a standardized alphabet or system for phonetic notation. The IPA symbols below…
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The Best French Movies About Race That You Need to Watch
As large protests have occurred in response to the killing of George Floyd, there is heightened public awareness about racial discrimination and inequality, not only in the United States but also in France In a time when many of us…
My All-Time Favorite French Novels for Intermediate Learners
Some of our favorite books to learn French at the intermediate level Are you looking for the perfect French book to read at intermediate level? Here are some of our much loved French novels for intermediate learners and francophiles. Stupeurs…
Amélie’s Most Picturesque Filming Locations in Paris
Amélie is a poetic French movie released in 2001, directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet “Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain”, which is set in the district of Montmartre, is a poetic depiction of contemporary Parisian life It tells the story of a…
Tips for Sucessfully Teaching French Online via Skype
How to ensure that your first online French lessons go well Whether you are an experienced Skype teacher or about to undertake your very first French lesson online, you want to make a positive impression on your audience The purpose…
The Meanings of the French Subject Pronoun On
The French pronoun On generally meansWe in English. However, it can also refer to one, people, you, they, he or she, and even I. Therefore, it is not easy to understand how to use this pronoun and to translate it…
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