How to Introduce Yourself in French: The Ultimate A1 E-book for Beginners
Have you ever frozen up when someone asks, “Comment tu t’appelles?” Starting a new language is exciting, but let’s be honest: it can also be […]
Read moreHow to use “Faire” (to make/to do)?
This is a very important French verb as it means to make/to do and as it is used in many idiomatic expressions. 1/ Conjugation (present) […]
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Faire des crêpes / Making French crepes (French vocabulary in context)
Liste des ingrédients 250 g de farine tamisée4 œufs450 ml de lait légèrement tiède2 c.* à soupe de rhum ambré1 sachet de sucre vanillé ou […]
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Valentine’s Day in France
Français Le 14 février, c’est la Saint-Valentin, la fête des amoureux. La Saint-Valentin est une fête très ancienne. En France, les couples s’offrent de petits […]
Read moreFrench comparatives
First, the words used to compare: plus…que (more…than/___er than) for superior comparisons moins…que (less…than) for inferior comparisons aussi…que (as…as) or autant que (as much/many as) for equal comparisons 1/ With […]
Read moreFrench verb: avoir (to have)
Present: j’ ai tu as il/elle a nous avons vous avez ils/elles ont Examples: J’ai un chien. → I have a dog. Elle a faim. […]
Read moreFrench verb: aller (to go)
Present: je vais tu vas il/elle va nous allons vous allez ils/elles vont Examples: Je vais au supermarché. → I go/am going to the supermarket. […]
Read moreFrench singer Charles Aznavour died at 94
Charles Aznavour, l’un des plus grands chanteurs français, est décédé le premier octobre 2018. Il avait 94 ans. Voici une de ses plus célèbres chansons, […]
Read moreFrench song : Ma liberté by Georges Moustaki (French and English lyrics on screen)
Ma liberté (My freedom) by Georges Moustaki, 1969 (album: Le métèque) Georges Moustaki, (né Giuseppe Mustacchi), est un auteur-compositeur-interprète d’origine italo-grecque naturalisé français en 1985. Il est né […]
Read moreFrench verb: Boire (to drink)
Present: je bois tu bois il/elle boit nous buvons vous buvez ils/elles boivent Examples: Je bois du café. → I drink/am drinking (some) coffee. Elle […]
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French Grammar – Pronouns
