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Financial vocabulary is essential for discussing personal finance, investments, and banking. Key terms include “le budget” (budget), “l’épargne” (savings), “l’investissement” (investment), “le prêt” (loan), and “le taux d’intérêt” (interest rate).…
‘Cependant’ means ‘however’ or ‘nevertheless’ and is used to introduce a contrast. For example, ‘Il fait froid, cependant il sort en t-shirt’ (It is cold, however, he goes out in…
France has a long-standing tradition of supporting the arts through public funding. This commitment is evident in the myriad of state-sponsored theaters, museums, and art galleries that make culture accessible…
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The Future Simple is used to discuss plans and intentions for the future. For example, “Nous partirons en voyage en juillet” (We will go on a trip in July) or…
International relations involve complex discussions about diplomacy, treaties, and global issues. Key terms include “les relations internationales” (international relations), “la diplomatie” (diplomacy), “le traité” (treaty), “l’alliance” (alliance), and “le conflit”…
‘Trop’ means ‘too much’ or ‘too many’ and is used to express excess. For example, ‘Il y a trop de bruit’ (There is too much noise). ‘Trop’ signifie ‘too much’…
French cafés serve as more than just places to drink coffee; they are vital social hubs that foster community interaction and intellectual discourse. They have historically been centers for artists,…
The Conditional is frequently used to express regret or what could have been done differently. For example, “J’aurais dû accepter l’offre” (I should have accepted the offer) or “Elle aurait…