8 ways to introduce yourself in French
Introducing yourself in French is an important skill. After all, chances are, at least part of the reason you’re learning French is to talk to Fre...
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Introducing yourself in French is an important skill. After all, chances are, at least part of the reason you’re learning French is to talk to Fre...
Prendre means “to take” in French. It’s usually used just as “take” would be in English, including in more abstract ways, like “take a photo” or “t...
Servir (to serve.) Such a helpful French verb…well, not exactly. Because service goes both ways. Not only might you be served by someone or use som...
Stem-changing verbs or boot verbs are regular verbs whose root (radical)’s spelling changes in certain conjugations and with certain subjects. Ste...
Vouloir means “to want’ in French. That means it can convey a demand or desire – but it’s also used to convey the total opposite: an ultra-polite r...
Aller means “to go” in English. As in English, it’s used in lots of different ways, including as part of a verb tense. Want to learn more about a...
Voir means “to see” in French. As with the verb ‘see’ in English, it can be used literally or figuratively, and is a part of a number of common ph...
Although you hopefully had a few bright spots over the past twelve months, 2024 hasn’t been the easiest year, to put it mildly. And of course, as ...
As Christmastime comes near, you may find yourself wondering how to talk about this holiday in French. So, here’s a little gift from us to you: Fre...
Even if you’re only at the beginning of your French learning journey, you’ve probably come across the phrase ça va…or you soon will. Ça va (litera...