French Genders: A Short Guide to Using Masculine / Feminine Words
A short guide on how to deal with masculine or feminine French nouns and adjectives. General rules & some exceptions that you need to know.
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A short guide on how to deal with masculine or feminine French nouns and adjectives. General rules & some exceptions that you need to know.
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Learn how you can form plural nouns and plural adjectives in French. Find out the secret rules and the key to plurality so you can avoid making mistakes.
A dictation exercise about buying books, jewels and good food. Great for testing your French comprehension, writing, spelling, vocabulary and grammar.
Learn to tell the time in French by the days, hours, and minutes. Alternately you”ll learn french phrases to ask for “What day is it?” or “What time is it?”
Shop in France like a native by learning some French shopping vocabulary, phrases and exact scripts you can use to buy new things like clothes, etc.
Words that the English language uses that look French, sound French, and actually are French… except that no French speaker would ever use them.
Basic French greetings for everyday use. Learn how to say hi, hello, how are you, goodbye, have a nice day and other common French greetings.
Let me help you make small talk in French! Learn French expressions and phrases about the weather so you can engage in a small conversation.
Venir means to come. Arriver means to arrive. How do you use them correctly in the French language? Their meanings & differences explained with examples.