French grammar tip: Using ‘En’ and ‘Au’ for Countries
In French, ‘en’ is used with feminine countries and countries that start with a vowel, like ‘en France’. ‘Au’ is used with masculine countries, like ‘au Canada’. En français, ‘en’…
French conjugation tip: Conjugation of Reflexive Verb “Se Laver”
The reflexive verb “se laver” (to wash oneself) follows regular -ER verb conjugation patterns, but with the addition of reflexive pronouns. The present tense forms are: “je me lave”, “tu…
5 sentences with “avoir le sens de la repartie”
Elle a toujours le sens de la repartie et trouve une réponse rapide et amusante dans toutes les situations. She always has a quick-witted response and finds a quick and…
French vocabulary tip: French Numbers 11-20
Building on the basic numbers, it’s important to learn the numbers from eleven to twenty in French. These numbers are: onze (eleven), douze (twelve), treize (thirteen), quatorze (fourteen), quinze (fifteen),…
How to ask the nationality of a person in French
Quelle est votre nationalité ? What is your nationality ? Vous venez d’où ? Where are you from ? De quel pays venez-vous ? What country are you from ?…
How to ask the name of a person in French
Comment vous appelez-vous ? What is your name ? Vous vous appelez comment ? What is your name ? Quel est votre nom ? What is your name ? Pouvez-vous…
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L’info du jour : Historical Battles of France
France has been a central stage for numerous historical battles, including the Battle of Verdun and the Battle of Normandy during World War II. These battles have played crucial roles…
French grammar tip: Differences Between ‘Qui’ and ‘Que’
‘Qui’ and ‘Que’ are both relative pronouns, but they are used differently. ‘Qui’ is used as the subject of a verb, while ‘Que’ is used as the object. For example,…
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French grammar tip: Differences Between ‘Qui’ and ‘Que’ ‘Qui’ and ‘Que’ are both relative pronouns, but they are used differently. ‘Qui’ is used as the subject of a verb, while…
French conjugation tip: Introduction to Reflexive Verbs in the Present Tense
Reflexive verbs in French are verbs where the subject performs an action on itself, and they are always accompanied by a reflexive pronoun. In the present tense, reflexive verbs are…
5 sentences with “en avoir le cœur net”
J’ai entendu des rumeurs sur cette affaire, je veux en avoir le cœur net et découvrir la vérité. I’ve heard rumors about this matter, I want to have a clear…