French video course: 5 minutes per day | Quiz Missing Words | Futur simple (me, myself and I)
5 minutes per day | Quiz Missing Words | Futur simple (me, myself and I) https://www.french4me.net/courses/1684005 To access this course and all the courses of French4me.net, you will need to…
5 sentences with “avoir mal à la gorge”
Je tousse beaucoup et j’ai mal à la gorge depuis hier. I’ve been coughing a lot and have a sore throat since yesterday. Mon fils a attrapé un rhume et…
French vocabulary tip: French Emotions Vocabulary
Expressing emotions is important in conversations. Knowing the vocabulary in French will help you describe how you feel. Common terms include “heureux” (happy), “triste” (sad), “énervé” (angry), “fatigué” (tired), and…
French grammar tip: The Use of ‘Depuis’ for Ongoing Actions
‘Depuis’ is used to indicate that an action started in the past and is still ongoing. For example, ‘Je vis ici depuis cinq ans’ (I have been living here for…
L’info du jour : Jean Jouzel, Climate Scientist
Jean Jouzel, a prominent climatologist and glaciologist, has played a key role in international climate change research. His work on ice core samples has provided critical data for understanding global…
French conjugation tip: Conjugating “Prendre” in the Future Simple
“Prendre” (to take) is irregular in the Future Simple. It is conjugated as follows: je prendrai (I will take), tu prendras (you will take), il/elle/on prendra (he/she/one will take), nous…
French video course: 5 minutes per day | Quiz Missing Words | Futur proche (me, myself and I)
5 minutes per day | Quiz Missing Words | Futur proche (me, myself and I) https://www.french4me.net/courses/1682769 To access this course and all the courses of French4me.net, you will need to…
5 sentences with “avoir coutume de dire”
Dans ma famille, nous avons coutume de dire “la nuit porte conseil” pour signifier qu’il est préférable de réfléchir à tête reposée avant de prendre une décision importante. In my…
French vocabulary tip: French Directions Vocabulary
Knowing how to ask for and understand directions is important when navigating a new place. Key terms include “à gauche” (left), “à droite” (right), “tout droit” (straight ahead), “près de”…
French grammar tip: Using ‘À travers’ for Movement Through
‘À travers’ means ‘through’ and is used to describe movement across something. For example, ‘Nous avons marché à travers le parc’ (We walked through the park). ‘À travers’ signifie ‘through’…
L’info du jour : Pierre Gagnaire, Revolutionary Chef
Pierre Gagnaire has redefined French cuisine with his innovative approach to cooking, earning him a reputation as a pioneer of the fusion cuisine movement. His restaurants around the world consistently…
French conjugation tip: The Conditional with “Devoir”
“Devoir” (to have to/must) is irregular in the Conditional. It is conjugated as follows: je devrais (I should), tu devrais (you should), il/elle/on devrait (he/she/one should), nous devrions (we should),…