French grammar tip: Understanding ‘Peu’ vs. ‘Un Peu’
‘Peu’ means ‘little’ or ‘not much’, often with a negative connotation, while ‘un peu’ means ‘a little’, indicating a small but positive amount. For example, ‘Il y a peu de…
L’info du jour : Evolution of French Theater
French theater has a rich history, from the classical tragedies of Molière and Racine to the avant-garde performances of today. This evolution reflects broader changes in French society and politics,…
French grammar tip: Understanding ‘Tant que’ for Conditions
‘Tant que’ means ‘as long as’ and is used to set conditions. For example, ‘Tant que tu étudies, tu réussiras’ (As long as you study, you will succeed). ‘Tant que’…
French conjugation tip: The Future Simple for Making Predictions About the Future
The Future Simple is commonly used to make predictions about future events. For example, “Le soleil brillera demain” (The sun will shine tomorrow) or “Elle deviendra médecin un jour” (She…
French video course: 350 phrases pout touristes
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French vocabulary tip: French International Environmental Agreements Vocabulary
International environmental agreements are essential for addressing global environmental challenges. Knowing the vocabulary in French will help you discuss these treaties and their implications. Key terms include “les accords environnementaux…
5 sentences with “en avoir par-dessus la tête de quelque chose”
J’ai travaillé toute la journée sans pause, j’en ai par-dessus la tête de ce projet. I worked all day without a break, I’m fed up with this project. Les enfants…
French grammar tip: The Use of ‘Si’ for Conditions
‘Si’ means ‘if’ and is used to introduce conditions in French. For example, ‘Si tu viens, je serai content’ (If you come, I will be happy). ‘Si’ signifie ‘if’ et…
L’info du jour : The Role of the Café in French Society
French cafés serve as cultural landmarks, embodying the essence of social and intellectual life in France. Historically, cafés have been centers for artists, writers, and philosophers to gather and exchange…
French grammar tip: The Role of ‘Si’ for Hypotheticals
‘Si’ means ‘if’ and is used to introduce hypothetical or conditional statements. For example, ‘Si tu viens, je serai content’ (If you come, I will be happy). ‘Si’ signifie ‘if’…
French conjugation tip: The Conditional for Speculating About Possible Outcomes
The Conditional is often used to speculate about possible outcomes under certain conditions. For example, “Si elle étudiait davantage, elle réussirait” (If she studied more, she would succeed) or “Il…
French video course: 30 minutes of dictation of phrases | Beginner-intermediate
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