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Salut ça va ? Many readers sent me the question: how to go to the hairdresser in France? What to say, what to ask so I don’t enter brunette and leave blond (or the opposite) or shaved. I see what you mean as I personnaly
Bonjour ! Finding a flat in France is difficult. Even for French people! And you don’t speak French so well. And you know how red tape works… So you google your search: « 2 bedroom flat in Paris ». And you waste time. And money. And time.
Bonjour ! When you have a problem at a store but you don’t manage to resolve it like you would have done in your country just because you don’t know what to say. You’re not a twit! It’s just that you don’t know how to
Bonjour ! Do you know how to write emails in French? And at the end what you should you say? Should you say “Bisous” (kisses) to your mother in law? Or is “Cordialement” (kind regards) a good idea for friends? You can always copy expressions
Bonjour ! Today’s topic might not be the sexiest on Earth but girls, let’s be honest, we’ve all been through it. Think about this: Oh no! You have your period and only ONE tampon left! You will have to go out and buy a box.
Bonjour ! Today’s episode of Comme une Française TV come from a question from Mickey. How to buy fish the Sunday Morning market in France. And mostly how to avoid having to take the scales, bones and guts YOURSELF in the kitchen. pouah. Why? Because
Bonjour ! Last week, we talked about how frustrating it was to only be able to say « Oui » and « Non ». In English, you can answer yes, no and all that’s in between. In French, you feel like 5 year old. So following last week’s episode
Do you want to learn how to say: Yes indeed!, Oh yeah!, and few more others in French? Then watch this quick guide for 10 ways to say OUI or YES in French!
Bonjour ! Ca va super ? Do you have a boyfriend? a partner? A husband? A wife? Whether he’s (or SHE) French or not, it’s kind of useful to be able to include him in the conversation. In English, you use “my husband” or “Michael”.
Bonjour ! Comme une Française is 1 year old. Can you believe it?! In order to celebrate and announce what’s coming for this second year, here’s a special episode of Comme une Française TV. And this episode involves YOU. 🙂 Click to watch « Joyeux anniversaire