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Bonjour ! Despite the hard work of “l’Académie française”, French language is still incomplete. And it’s hurting our ability to think and communicate! We have “flexisécurité” and “restructuration” – yet “that moment when you’re just walking in the street and you suddenly remember some shameful
Bonjour ! Some French slang sounds disgusting–especially when you try to translate it literally. They’re colourful (but mostly brown), and thrown around quite liberally in everyday situations. Which words are we swearing with? What do they really mean? What alternatives can you use instead? Let’s
Bonjour ! Today we’ll talk about time, grammar, and the grammar of time. The English language uses “since” and “for,” but the French structure is a bit different. But don’t worry! Soon you’ll have the knack of using these French prepositions correctly to master the
Want to sound more lke a French person? From “Allô” to “Huh ?”, these easy French words can help…
Words that the English language uses that look French, sound French, and actually are French… except that no French speaker would ever use them.
Basic French greetings for everyday use. Learn how to say hi, hello, how are you, goodbye, have a nice day and other common French greetings.
Let me help you make small talk in French! Learn French expressions and phrases about the weather so you can engage in a small conversation.
Give greetings or wish someone “Get well soon”, “Merry Christmas”, “Happy New Year”, “Happy Holidays”, “Happy Birthday” or when someone sneezes!
Survive your French phone conversation – learn useful French phrases and the etiquette when making or answering phone calls.
Overtime, foreigners tend to ask questions that usually makes us French feel uncomfortable. Here are the questions that you need to avoid asking.
