If you’re looking to improve your French pronunciation, you’ve come to the right place! In this post, I’ll give you some tips on how to make your speech more fluid and natural-sounding. Keep in mind that there’s no one perfect way to speak French – everyone has their own accent and intonation. But with a bit of practice, you’ll be able to speak like a true francophone! Bonne chance!
How do you practice your French writing skills? If you’re like most students, you probably don’t get to do a lot of writing in class. So how can you improve your skills outside of class? One way is to find online resources that can help you practice. In this blog post, we’ll share some of our favorite resources for practicing French writing. We’ll also give you some tips for using these resources effectively. Keep reading to learn more!
Je parle français. Vous aussi? (I speak French. Do you too?) Learning French can be so much fun when you realize just how many English words are actually from the French language! In fact, nearly one-third of all English words come from French! Here are just a few examples of everyday English words that originally came from the beautiful language of France…
It’s no secret that French all-purpose words can come in handy when you don’t know the exact word you need. But did you know there are actually quite a few of them? In this blog post, we’ll go over some of the most common French all-purpose words and show you how to use them in context. So read on to learn more!
Hey students of French! I compiled a list of 10 resources that will help you better understand spoken French. This is particularly important if you’re interested in traveling to France or any other francophone country.
When it comes to food, the French know how to do things right. From baguettes and cheese to wine and dessert, the French have mastered the art of cuisine. So what is their secret? How do they eat so well? In this blog post, we’ll show you how to eat like a French person – and enjoy some of the best food in the world!
Bon appétit !
As a French teacher, I am always looking for new and engaging ways to help my students learn the language. Recently, I stumbled upon a trick for helping students remember French indirect pronouns (lui, leur). It’s so simple, but it works like a charm! Want to know what it is? Keep reading!
As a French teacher, I’m always looking for fun and interesting ways to teach my students about the French language. And one of my favorite figure of speech is the periphrase. This is a type of phrasing where you use a roundabout way of saying something in order to add flavor or nuance to your words. For example, instead of saying « la France », you might say « l’Hexagone » which sounds much more poetic. So if you’re ever looking to impress your friends or loved ones with your linguistic prowess, be sure to give the periphrase a try!
If you want to score well on the TEF, then it’s important to learn French! This blog post is here to help you out with that. In it, you’ll find some of the most important tips and tricks for learning French and optimize your learning for the TEF. So, what are you waiting for? Start studying today!
Hey, students of French! (And everyone else, too!) Did you know that Bastille Day is coming up on July 14th? In case you’re not familiar with it, Bastille Day is a major French holiday that commemorates the storming of the Bastille prison in Paris back in 1789. There will be lots of celebrations going on all over France, so if you get a chance, be sure to check it out! Vive la France!