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Learn the English words used in the French that have different meanings! We call them Faux Amis or False Friends. This lesson is useful when learning french.
“An” and “année” both means “a year”. Learn the differences of the most common French pair words & how you can pronounce them like a native French!
These 10 French words would come in handy on any given day! Includes examples of french conversation phrases and their pronunciation so you can use them too!
Bonjour ! Reading French newspapers is a great way to improve your French. You can even practice while browsing their websites! But in a sea of information, which French news outlet can you trust? What are their popularity and their biases? Which ones are worth
We have words derived from Latin, Ancient Greek, German, and other languages. Let”s find out the etymology of our most common words in French.
A short guide on how to deal with masculine or feminine French nouns and adjectives. General rules & some exceptions that you need to know.
A dictation exercise about buying books, jewels and good food. Great for testing your French comprehension, writing, spelling, vocabulary and grammar.
Our first French dictation exercise! This will help you improve your spelling, grammar & vocabulary. I’ll read a short text in French and you”ll write down.
A short guide to Le participe passé or the Past Participle in French! Learn the Verb conjugations, tips & agreement of the past participle with examples.
Au fait and en fait are two common day-to-day French expressions – they sound the same, that even French people mix them up! Learn their uses & differences.
