Today’s lesson focuses on the faux ami (or false cognate) blessé, which means “injured” as an adjective and “injured person” as a noun. The reflexive verb se blesser means “to get injured” while bénir means “to bless”. blessé injured, injured person
Today’s lesson focuses on how to use the common French greeting bonsoir (pronunciation bɔ̃swaʀ), which means both “good evening” and “good night”. It may be used in the context of “hi” and “bye” after about 6pm. bonsoir good evening, good night