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Bonjour! Pain au chocolat or chocolatine? Yaourt or Yogourt? How do you say “persil”? Today, we’ll talk about Regional French with Mathieu Avanzi from Français de nos régions. In this interview, he’ll show us how different French can be, whether you’re in the North, the
There is the proper French language. There is the vulgar French language, with swear words etc. Then there’s the middle ground–popular language, common slang, neither proper nor rude. The words we actually use the most: French for everyday life. Today I want to show you a few of these most common words!
A dictation exercise about buying books, jewels and good food. Great for testing your French comprehension, writing, spelling, vocabulary and grammar.
Shop in France like a native by learning some French shopping vocabulary, phrases and exact scripts you can use to buy new things like clothes, etc.
Our first French dictation exercise! This will help you improve your spelling, grammar & vocabulary. I’ll read a short text in French and you”ll write down.
Salut ! In France, we don’t talk about money but we have tens of words to say « money ». Funny, isn’t it? I know you loooove colloquial French to color your language. All the slang you’ll discover today is used all around France. The use depends
Coucou ! Even though France is supposed to be the most romantic country in the world, we don’t celebrate Valentine’s Day as much as you may think. It may be a special evening with your loved one but not a full day. And the gift
Salut ! Lots of French expressions are confusing when translated literally from French to English. Sometimes, they even mean the opposite of what you thought they meant. And nobody gives you a proper explanation. Ok, here, on Comme une Française, I’ll help. 🙂
How do you say “middle of NOWHERE” or “You’ll NEVER do it” in French? These colloquial French expressions…
Salut ! Before we start : A new course « French pronunciation and vocabulary » will open in February. Yay! As usual, you’ll have 1 week to join. And as usual, I’ll be giving away A LOT of free content on the topic during the month. 🙂
