L’info du jour : Famous French Artists
France has been the home to many of the world’s most renowned artists, from painters like Monet and Cézanne to contemporary figures like Sophie Calle. Their work continues to inspire…
French grammar tip: Understanding Reflexive Verbs
Reflexive verbs in French are used when the subject and the object of the verb are the same. For example, ‘se laver’ means ‘to wash oneself’. Reflexive verbs often require…
French conjugation tip: Conjugation of the Irregular Verb “Savoir”
The verb “savoir” (to know) is irregular in the present tense and is essential for expressing knowledge or know-how. The forms are: “je sais”, “tu sais”, “il/elle sait”, “nous savons”,…
Nouveaux cours : Épelez les mots
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5 sentences with “avoir la langue bien pendue”
Elle a la langue bien pendue et ne mâche pas ses mots lorsqu’elle exprime son opinion. She has a sharp tongue and doesn’t mince her words when expressing her opinion.…
French vocabulary tip: French Household Items Vocabulary
Being able to name household items in French is important for everyday conversations. Words like “la table” (table), “la chaise” (chair), “le lit” (bed), “la fenêtre” (window), and “la porte”…
French video course: 10 Minutes of practice per day | Passé Simple
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L’info du jour : Sports in France
Sports play an integral part in French society, with football, rugby, and cycling being particularly popular. France hosts events like the Tour de France and the Six Nations Rugby Tournament,…
French grammar tip: The Difference Between ‘Savoir’ and ‘Connaître’
‘Savoir’ means ‘to know’ in the sense of knowledge or information, while ‘connaître’ means ‘to know’ in terms of being familiar with someone or something. For example, ‘Je sais la…
French conjugation tip: Conjugation of the Irregular Verb “Devoir”
The verb “devoir” (to have to, must) is irregular in the present tense and is used to express obligations. Its forms are: “je dois”, “tu dois”, “il/elle doit”, “nous devons”,…
Nouveaux cours : Les dictées de nombres
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5 sentences with “avoir mauvaise mine”
Après une nuit blanche, il a mauvaise mine et semble épuisé. After a sleepless night, he looks unwell and appears exhausted. Suite à sa maladie, elle a mauvaise mine et…