by Sarah Dale | Jun 27, 2020 | Learning French, Vocabulary
Having deep discussions about pretty much everything you can think of is something which people love to do in France. Thus, knowing how to express your opinion is really useful. Here are 10 ways to agree and disagree in French. SHOWING AGREEMENT 1. JE SUIS D’ACCORD...
by Sarah Dale | Apr 19, 2020 | Learning French, Vocabulary
Complimenting others in any language is one of the nicest ways to make them feel good about themselves. In French, “c’est bien” (It’s good) is often considered to be enough, as compliments tend to be simple and to the point. However, there are some different French...
by John Elkhoury | Mar 17, 2020 | French Words & Expressions, Learning French, Vocabulary
How do you say hello in French and greet one another? In this article we’ll go over a handful of simple expressions for you to use and jumpstart your French. I’ll start with the more typical French greetings first and then follow up with informal French...
by John Elkhoury | Mar 20, 2019 | French Words & Expressions, Learning French, Vocabulary
In this article, we’re going to look at the French words needed to talk about clothing. We’ll cover everyday clothing vocabulary, accessories, materials, and basic terminology. You also have access to my flashcard set on Quizlet, where you can test yourself on...
by John Elkhoury | Mar 12, 2019 | French Culture, French Words & Expressions, How to Say, Learning French
How do you say “I don’t care” in French? Well, surprisingly, there are a few ways you can say that phrase to signify varying degrees of indifference. I’m going to start with the most polite or harmless ways to show indifference. As the list...
by John Elkhoury | Feb 23, 2019 | Ask John, Learning French
Dear John,Why is it nous mangeons instead of nous mangons?… I thought that we drop the ending and add “-ons” to -ER verbs.Sarah Bonjour Sarah,You are correct that when conjugating an “ER verb,” the nous form takes an –ons stem added to...
