By admin Quand même! 18/12/201416/07/2019 French ExpressionsAdd a Comment “Quand même” is one of the most common expressions used in French. It can be translated into many different words in…
By admin Bon & Bien 17/12/201416/07/2019 French GrammarAdd a Comment In this lesson we are going to talk about “bon” and “bien” which are very often mixed up by Anglophones.…
By admin Être à jour 15/12/201416/07/2019 French VocabularyAdd a Comment Expression: Être à jour Literal Translation: To be at day Actual Meaning: To be up to date Ex: Tous…
By admin Avoir du pain sur la planche! 12/12/201416/07/2019 French ExpressionsAdd a Comment Expression: Avoir du pain sur la planche!Literal translation: To have bread on the board!Meaning: To have a lot to do,…
By admin To catch up with someone… 11/12/201416/07/2019 French VocabularyAdd a Comment The other day, I was catching up with a good friend of mine who lives in the UK. At the…
By admin 10 Very Useful Phrases with Avoir 10/12/201416/07/2019 French PhrasesAdd a Comment Here is a list of 10 very useful everyday French phrases with Avoir (to have) . To be able to…
By admin Faire la gueule 09/12/201416/07/2019 French ExpressionsAdd a Comment This French expression is very familiar and means ” To pull a face, to be sulking over something or someone…
By admin Déjeuner du Matin – Jacques Prévert 07/12/201416/07/2019 French Culture1 Comment Jacques Prévert was a French poet and screenwriter. His poems remain very popular in the French-speaking world, particularly in schools.…
By admin I Miss You… 04/12/201416/07/2019 French VocabularyAdd a Comment Manquer is a very tricky verb to use mainly for English-speakers. “I miss you” is often translated literally into “je te…
By admin Ça suffit ! 03/12/201416/07/2019 French ExpressionsAdd a Comment To say “That’s enough” you can say “ça suffit”!