Owning & Taking Care of Pets in France
French people love their pets. The most common are dogs, cats, fish & hamster. New to France? Learn about owning a pet and how you can keep them happy!
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French people love their pets. The most common are dogs, cats, fish & hamster. New to France? Learn about owning a pet and how you can keep them happy!
In 5 minutes, you”ll learn what French people usually eat or drink for breakfast. And french phrases or expressions you can use when bonding over breakfast.
You”ll sound like a real french person if you practice these 5 recommended French Onomatopoeia words. Learn to say “Yay!” or “Ouch!” and a few more others!
Become familiar with the types of shops in France and some vocabularies so you”ll know where to go to when you want to buy something.
Cultivate your French gardening vocabulary! Learn terms related to plants & tools, including language expressions in both formal and colloquial speech.
Tips on how to properly introduce a friend, yourself, or a group in French. With examples of French phrases or sentences and embarrassing mistakes to avoid!
Bonjour ! My worst fear when I visit a foreign country? Making a social faux-pas–without even knowing it! Hidden cultural differences might be subtle, but they’re everywhere. No one will tell you that you did something odd–but quickly, you’ll feel like an outsider again. Don’t
These 10 French words would come in handy on any given day! Includes examples of french conversation phrases and their pronunciation so you can use them too!
Bonjour ! If you rent a car in France, and you don’t know what you’re doing, you might end up getting confused. Maybe you’ll just see an ominous flash while speeding up the highway. Maybe you’ll find out you’ve been waiting in the wrong line
Bonjour ! Fashion is a staple of French culture, yet many of our everyday clothes actually are actually named after English words. I mean, they sound like English words, but we’re using these words… creatively. Which clothes am I talking about? What’s the difference between