Just like in your language, French slang words become outdated over time. Discover some outdated French vocabulary and expressions from the 70’s — and what to use instead.

This French cliché is still often seen in textbooks and movies: using “garçon” to call a waiter in a restaurant. Here’s what to do instead, so you don’t sound old-fashioned or rude…

Wondering how to pronounce “ou” vs “u” in French? It’s a tricky thing for nearly all foreigners. Let’s discover the difference…

Sometimes we drop the “ne” in spoken French… and sometimes we don’t! Let’s discover the ins and outs of this spoken French “rule”

Are you making this subtle (but common) French mistake? Learn the difference between “on se trouve” and “on se retrouve.”

Wondering how to say “Let’s” in French? It’s a common mistake. Let’s make sure you avoid it, once and for all, with these explanations…

This bit of French grammar is very useful in everyday life – and it’s a lot easier than you think! Learn to tell someone you’re leaving, in French…

French newspapers, radio stations and TV channels are a great way to practice your French comprehension. I’m sharing my favorite French news outlets…

Beautiful Geneva sits on the border of France + Switzerland. Care to explore it with me? I’ll show you some of its most famous monuments, and tell you a little bit about why I love this city so much.

Frustrated by learning new French vocabulary, only to forget it days (or hours) later? Here are my tips for easier memorization.