French Grammar: Au Fait vs. En Fait
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.
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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.
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