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Salut ! Food is at the center of French culture. The worst cultural faux pas are around food, and not appreciating it properly will be seen as… gross. When you go to summer apéros, three-hour-long meals or endless dinners, you’ll hear French people around you
Salut ! First: last call for the free content about French Conversation with Confidence. Yes, FREE. 🙂 Paris welcomes over 30 million visitors each year. They marvel at Le Louvre, la Tour Eiffel, l’Arc de Triomphe… but there’s ONE thing they don’t marvel at, for
Salut ! In French, we have masculine and feminine gender for nouns : « un arbre » and « une fleur ». Also, there are nouns that can be masculine or feminine depending on whom you’re talking about : un boulanger is a man while une boulangère is a
Salut ! A quick reminder first, if you want to sound French (event to the French!) when you speak, my course French Conversation with Confidence re-opens next month. And I will be sending special free bonus video lessons before the course opens Click here to
Salut ! A few words before we start. If you’re interested in speaking French with confidence (a full conversation I mean, not just a few words), my course is reopening very very soon. And this happens only once a YEAR. Don’t miss the opportunity! Click
Salut ! This week, it’s le 1er mai. Le 1er mai is la fête du travail and we… don’t work. It’s a day off. Shops are closed, supermarkets are closed, public transport stops… There are demonstrations in the streets and we receive flowers. Oh, and
Salut ! Euphemisms are a type of expression to soften a harsh reality: death, sickness, or embarrassing topics. Their literal translations are very, very far from their real meanings and without help, you might miss a very serious situation. Or say something pretty clumsy. And
How do you pronounce “Plus” in French? Find out when and when not to use the “s”…
Salut ! In France, we don’t talk about money but we have tens of words to say « money ». Funny, isn’t it? I know you loooove colloquial French to color your language. All the slang you’ll discover today is used all around France. The use depends
Bonjour, Tomorrow is le 1er avril! A day of jokes and tricks. If you have kids in France, they’ll cut paper fish all day and adults will try to trick you. I love sharing stories about French traditions with you. Hope you are in France
