Here are 15 emotions in French with several ways to describe each of them: 1. L’excitation (excitement) Français IPA* English J’ai hâte. [ʒ’e ˈɑt] I…
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french for beginners
Here are 15 common French idioms to use in conversation: French English C’est du gâteau. It’s a piece of cake. C’est le calme avant la…
Here are three situations to show the the difference between “revenir”, “retourner” and “rentrer”: Revenir Je reviens du Japon (revenir). I’m coming back from Japan.…
Here is the main difference between savoir and connaître in French: Savoir Savoir is followed by an infinitive or a clause starting with qui (who),…
The 4 different prepositions we use in French for countries, states, provinces, cities and continents are: “en“, “au“, “aux” and “à“. 1. Countries, states and…
It can be difficult for French learners to differentiate “emmener”, “amener”, “emporter” and “apporter” between them, so here is some explanation: Emmener We use “emmener”…
We make the “liaison” in French when we pronounce the last consonant of a word with the first syllable of the following word, when it…
Here are 20 common weather phrases in French: La météo IPA* The weather Le beau temps Good weather Il fait beau [il fɛ bo] It’s…
Here are in the table bellow the different indirect object pronouns in the French language and their equivalent in English: Personal pronouns Indirect object pronouns…
Here are in the table bellow the different direct object pronouns in the French language and their equivalent in English: Personal pronouns Direct object pronouns…