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Salut ! In France, bread is sacred. French people buy their daily baguette from their favorite boulangerie (not ANY boulangerie). And cutting bread and sharing it is FULL of unwritten cultural rules. What are these precise bread rules? This is what I’ll show you today.
Bonjour ! Ça va ? If you’ve been following Comme une Française for a while, you know I always say « I don’t do grammar ». OK… Well… After reading (and hearing) so many « bancales » (=wobbly) questions in French, I thought you’d like some help. ???? How
Coucou, Have you ever read posts or watched videos recommending you to use Putain and Merde in French? To « sound » more French? Well. To be honest, it is one of the worst tips I’ve ever read online. Why? Because swearing sounds even more rude in
Bonjour, Today is “le 11 novembre”, the celebration of the end of WW1. It’s a bank holiday in France. It’s even more important this year as we celebrate WW1 Centenary. Please join me on this special day of peace and commemoration.
Coucou ! Toasting in all countries is full of customs and superstitions. It’s a tradition that goes back to the Middle Ages and probably beyond. And still now, it’s always a ritual. How to make a toast in France, what to do, what to say?
Bonjour ! This morning, at the market in my street, there were big pots of flowers called « Chrysanthèmes ». It reminded me of all the people we loved that won’t be here for Christmas, this year. And about the luck we have to still be surrounded
Wondering if we actually use those “French” expressions in French? “Brunette” or “allons-y”? These expressions are actually only used in English…
Coucou ! Ça va ? Making friends is the BEST way to learn a language and have fun in a country. But French people have a bad reputation abroad. We are supposed to be cold and hard to reach. And not very friendly… Some say
Salut ! When in France, you’ll not only find plenty of museums to visit and cafes where you can spend an afternoon, but cinemas where you can relax and watch a movie. This is what we’ll see in today’s episode of Comme une Française TV.
Salut ! When in France, there are situations where you need to say more than “Au revoir” and leave. You want to say “Sorry I have to go” or “I’m sorry I’m in a hurry.” All these colloquial French expressions for everyday life in France.
