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French video course: 5 minutes per day | Quiz | Passé Composé (me, myself and I) 5 sentences with “avoir mangé du lion” French vocabulary tip: French Restaurant Vocabulary French grammar tip: Using ‘Entre’ and ‘Parmi’ for Placement L’info du jour : Ariane Mnouchkine, Revolutionary Theatre Director
French video course: 5 minutes per day | Quiz | Passé Composé (me, myself and I) 5 sentences with “avoir mangé du lion” French vocabulary tip: French Restaurant Vocabulary French grammar tip: Using ‘Entre’ and ‘Parmi’ for Placement L’info du jour : Ariane Mnouchkine, Revolutionary Theatre Director
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French video course: 5 minutes per day | Quiz | Passé Composé (me, myself and I)

May 9, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois
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5 sentences with “avoir mangé du lion”

May 9, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois
French vocabulary tip

French vocabulary tip: French Restaurant Vocabulary

May 9, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois
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French grammar tip: Using ‘Entre’ and ‘Parmi’ for Placement

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L’info du jour : Ariane Mnouchkine, Revolutionary Theatre Director

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5 sentences with “avoir mangé du lion”
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French video course: 5 minutes per day | Quiz | Passé Composé (me, myself and I)
The French course of the day
French video course: 5 minutes per day | Quiz | Passé Composé (me, myself and I)
5 sentences with “avoir mangé du lion”
French idioms
5 sentences with “avoir mangé du lion”
French vocabulary tip: French Restaurant Vocabulary
French vocabulary tip
French vocabulary tip: French Restaurant Vocabulary
French grammar tip: Using ‘Entre’ and ‘Parmi’ for Placement
French grammar tips
French grammar tip: Using ‘Entre’ and ‘Parmi’ for Placement
French idioms

5 sentences with “en avoir par-dessus la tête de quelque chose”

Apr 14, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois

J’ai travaillé toute la journée sans pause, j’en ai par-dessus la tête de ce projet. I worked all day without a break, I’m fed up with this project. Les enfants…

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French grammar tip: The Use of ‘Si’ for Conditions

Apr 14, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois

‘Si’ means ‘if’ and is used to introduce conditions in French. For example, ‘Si tu viens, je serai content’ (If you come, I will be happy). ‘Si’ signifie ‘if’ et…

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L’info du jour : The Role of the Café in French Society

Apr 14, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois

French cafés serve as cultural landmarks, embodying the essence of social and intellectual life in France. Historically, cafés have been centers for artists, writers, and philosophers to gather and exchange…

French grammar tips

French grammar tip: The Role of ‘Si’ for Hypotheticals

Apr 14, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois

‘Si’ means ‘if’ and is used to introduce hypothetical or conditional statements. For example, ‘Si tu viens, je serai content’ (If you come, I will be happy). ‘Si’ signifie ‘if’…

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French conjugation tip: The Conditional for Speculating About Possible Outcomes

Apr 14, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois

The Conditional is often used to speculate about possible outcomes under certain conditions. For example, “Si elle étudiait davantage, elle réussirait” (If she studied more, she would succeed) or “Il…

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French video course: 30 minutes of dictation of phrases | Beginner-intermediate

Apr 13, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois

30 minutes of dictation of phrases | Beginner-intermediate https://www.french4me.net/courses/488263 To access this course and all the courses of French4me.net, you will need to purchase the Full Access Unlimited: https://www.french4me.net/p/lifetime-access-unlimited 

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French vocabulary tip: French Space Technology Vocabulary

Apr 13, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois

Space technology is a rapidly advancing field with applications in exploration, communication, and more. Knowing the vocabulary in French will help you discuss these technologies. Key terms include “la technologie…

French grammar tips

French grammar tip: Using ‘Tout à coup’ for Sudden Actions

Apr 13, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois

‘Tout à coup’ means ‘all of a sudden’ or ‘suddenly’. It is used to describe something that happens abruptly. For example, ‘Tout à coup, il a commencé à pleuvoir’ (Suddenly,…

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L’info du jour : Contribution of French Philosophers to Modern Thought

Apr 13, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois

French philosophers have profoundly influenced modern thought. Thinkers such as Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and Michel Foucault have explored existentialism, feminism, and post-structuralism, challenging societal norms and influencing global…

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French grammar tip: Using ‘Bien que’ for Concessions

Apr 13, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois

‘Bien que’ means ‘although’ or ‘even though’ and is used to introduce a concession. It is followed by the subjunctive mood. For example, ‘Bien qu’il pleuve, je vais sortir’ (Although…

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French conjugation tip: The Imperfect for Setting the Scene in Narratives

Apr 13, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois

The Imperfect (Imparfait) is frequently used to set the scene in narratives by providing background information. For example, “La ville était calme et silencieuse” (The city was calm and quiet)…

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French video course: 100& Passé Composé de l’indicatif

Apr 12, 2025 Vincent Lefrançois

100& Passé Composé de l’indicatif https://www.french4me.net/courses/2573566 To access this course and all the courses of French4me.net, you will need to purchase the Full Access Unlimited: https://www.french4me.net/p/lifetime-access-unlimited 

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