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Bonjour ! Today’s topic might not be the sexiest on Earth but girls, let’s be honest, we’ve all been through it. Think about this: Oh no! You have your period and only ONE tampon left! You will have to go out and buy a box.
Bonjour ! Today’s episode of Comme une Française TV come from a question from Mickey. How to buy fish the Sunday Morning market in France. And mostly how to avoid having to take the scales, bones and guts YOURSELF in the kitchen. pouah. Why? Because
Bonjour ! Last week, we talked about how frustrating it was to only be able to say « Oui » and « Non ». In English, you can answer yes, no and all that’s in between. In French, you feel like 5 year old. So following last week’s episode
Do you want to learn how to say: Yes indeed!, Oh yeah!, and few more others in French? Then watch this quick guide for 10 ways to say OUI or YES in French!
Bonjour ! Ca va super ? Do you have a boyfriend? a partner? A husband? A wife? Whether he’s (or SHE) French or not, it’s kind of useful to be able to include him in the conversation. In English, you use “my husband” or “Michael”.
Bonjour ! Comme une Française is 1 year old. Can you believe it?! In order to celebrate and announce what’s coming for this second year, here’s a special episode of Comme une Française TV. And this episode involves YOU. 🙂 Click to watch « Joyeux anniversaire
Bonjour ! Do you know this feeling of being stuck in a conversation? You want to connect with the person in front of you and the only vocabulary you have is « Ça va ? »? SO frustrating. You’d like to ask them about their dreams, their
Have you ever ended up stuck in a “Ca va?” “Oui, et vous?” « Ca va. » conversation? Where you don’t know how to articulate phrases of more than 3 words? When you’d really love to connect with the person in front of you? YES! And you
Salut, Ca va super ? When a French person says “no”, she often means “yes”. Ouch. A false “non” is a polite habit. We honour our guest or our friend or a stranger by saying “I can do it myself” but help is of course
Bonjour, Tu vas bien ? In the UK, US, Australia, Canada… when you meet a person for the second time during the day you just say , “hi” or “hello”. But in France, saying bonjour several times is super rude. Maybe you didn’t know and
