Today we’ll focus on a simple yet extremely useful French expression: “avoir du mal à”, which means to have difficulty/trouble or to find it hard to do something. [Keep reading]
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Today we'll look at millefeuille, a delicious pastry and one of the trickiest words in French to pronounce. Master millefeuille! Today we're looking into carte blanche. Do The French actually use it? Yes! And here's how... Master carte blanche! Today we'll cover notamment, an excellent adverb for your B1 vocabulary list meaning... Master notamment! 🎧 Next extra help?Camille’s step-by-step audio course teaches real-life French the way people actually speak — including everyday words like...
Effectivement = Indeed, Actually, In Fact — Learn the Difference Effectivement means “indeed,” “actually,” or “in fact.” This quick lesson shows how it's used in real French conversations.... [Keep reading] Read post! 🍽️ Learn 100+ French Food Words With Pictures Master essential food vocabulary in French — from fruits and vegetables to meats, drinks, and desserts — all with images to help you remember them fast.... [keep reading] Read post! Missed a lesson? Check out our word of the day...
Avoir le vent en poupe - to have the wind in your sails Avoir le vent en poupe is a French idiom that translates directly to “to have the wind in the stern” and means... [Keep reading] Read post! Audio poetry reading by French Today (you'll love it!) This is an audio reading of Le Corbeau et le renard (the raven and the fox) by Jean de la Fontain! Camille of French Today reads it at multiple speeds and I'm sure you'll absolutely love it! [Keep reading] Read post! Readers of FrenchLearner save...