Our Team
A small list of our current & former individuals who helped shape FrenchCrazy. Interested? Join our team.
John
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Lyon, France
NYC, USA
Michelle
Contributor
Paris, France
Pittsburgh, USA
Adel
Contributor
Paris, France
Sarah
Contributor
London, UK
Julie
Contributor
Besançon, France
Mary
Contributor
Spartansburg, USA
Jovan
Sales & Marketing
Washington D.C., USA
Saide
Marketing
Allentown, USA
Barbara
Contributor
USA
Mattia
Contributor
Italy
David
Contributor
Ireland
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John, I shouldn’t have to tell you how awesome and useful this website is! I’m a senior in high school, and as you well know, classroom instruction doesn’t necessarily inspire further education outside the one hour a day I have French. Between this website, watching movies and BFMTV with French audio, listening to Stromae and Coeur de Pirate waaayyyy too much (thanks to your music reviews) :D, I find myself taking great steps towards furthering my French skills.
Bonjour John ! Je laisse un petit message pour te dire “bravo” pour ce blog ! Je suis Français et ça me fait vraiment plaisir qu’un amoureux de notre bien-aimée langue s’intéresse à notre culture et tout ce qui l’entoure. Merci de faire découvrir notre pays à travers tes articles et tes cours de français. J’en ai lu pas mal très attentivement et je les ai trouvé très intéressants. Je te tire mon chapeau, continue comme ça.
About John
“Realizing the difficulties of learning French is the first step to writing good articles to help you succeed.” I stand by that claim, which is what differentiates FrenchCrazy from other sites run by French people. Despite having French family members and despite being exposed to the language at a young age I still had to learn French through traditional means. I learned it through the same lens as you – as a second language. I can relate to your struggles of tackling grammar but I also know the delight of stumbling across a juicy, new French word.
Born in New York City and raised in rural Pennsylvania, I started learning French in 2004. I’m now a French-English bilingual with a 4-year university degree in Neuroscience (B.Sci), a 4-year degree in French (B.Sci), and a minor in Linguistics from the Pennsylvania State University. I have family that lives in France, where I spend long amounts of time. Find out more about my work and study experiences in France.
