How many words are there in French?

As a French teacher, one of the most common questions I get asked is how many words are there in French? This seems like a simple question, but it's actually quite difficult to answer. Unlike English, which has one official dictionary that is used by everyone, the French language has several different dictionaries that can be used. So how do you determine how many words are in French? Let's take a closer look at this question and see what we can find out.

Hi students! This is your fun, engaging, and slightly quirky French teacher here to talk to you about how many words there are in the French language. Spoiler alert: there are a lot of them! So if you’re looking to learn as many vocab words as possible, French is definitely the way to go. And don’t worry, I’ll be here to help you every step of the way. Vive la France !

The secret word to speak like French people…

In order to speak French like a native, you need to start using the right words and phrases. One of the best ways to do this is by using the secret word "putain". This versatile word can be used in many different contexts, and it's a great way to get started with your French vocabulary. Once you've got the hang of it, try using other French words and phrases to really immerse yourself in the language!

Have you ever wondered what the secret word is to speaking like a French person? Well, wonder no more! The secret word is “put**n.” When you pronounce it correctly, it sounds just like the French do. We will see when you can use it, what it means and when you should not say it! So next time you’re in France or talking to someone from France, be sure to use this word and see if they notice the difference 😉

French wine vocabulary: the basics

If you're studying French, then you need to know about wine! This post will teach you the basics of French wine vocabulary, so that you can sound like a pro at your next wine tasting.

Welcome to my blog post on French wine vocabulary! In this post, you’ll learn the basics of how to describe wines in French. This is a great skill to have if you’re planning on traveling to France, or if you want to impress your friends at your next wine tasting party! So without further ado, let’s dive into the world of French wine terminology.
À votre santĂ©! (Cheers!)

French Vocabulary Words for Your Body

Do you know the French words for your body parts? Even if you're not a French student, it's always a good idea to learn some basic vocabulary words for the language. This way, when you travel to a Francophone country, you'll be able to communicate with the locals. Plus, learning new words is just fun! So here are some of the most common French vocabulary words for body parts. Bonne chance!

Your body is a temple, so it’s important to understand all the different parts that make it up. While you might not need to know the French words for every single muscle, tendon, and bone, it’s still beneficial to learn some of the more common terms. That way, if you ever have to see a doctor or physical therapist in France, you’ll be able to communicate your symptoms more effectively.

What is “verlan” in French? Do the French really use it?

So, I have been in France forever and I've noticed something... the French really love to use slang! And one of their favorite forms of slang is called "verlan". But, what is verlan? Do the French really use it? In this blog post, I'll answer all those questions and more! :)

Do you know what “verlan” is? It’s a type of French that uses the inverse order of the words. For example, “parler” (to speak) becomes “lerpa”. It can be confusing for students at first, because it feels like you’re speaking an entirely different language! In reality, however, verlan is simply a way of speaking Standard French in a more informal way. And despite what some people may think, the French really do use verlan! So if you want to fit in with the locals while you’re in France, be sure to learn a few phrases in verlan!