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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
Bonjour, Today, you’ll discover nice stories of French folklore and wonderful places in Paris and in France. How? We welcome Janine from The Good Life in France. She’s a true France expert, and someone I’ve been wanting to invite for months… 🙂 Enjoy!
Is it really challenging to date a French person? Discover the unwritten rules, challenges & cultural insights with Dan Rock, an American living in France.
Bonjour ! The Community sent many requests asking for an episode about working in France. Ok! Here it is. Today, we’ll talk about unwritten office customs in France. Things no one will tell you but that are CRUCIAL for getting you integrated into the team.
Bonjour ! On Comme une Française, it’s ok to practice your French and make mistakes. You are in a safe place. But even though making mistakes here is ok, each of us wants to improve. Especially in writing, where as we say “Les paroles s’envolent
