Learn French this Christmas!👉 Marché de Noël (Christmas market) »👉 French Christmas vocabulary »👉 French Christmas songs » Updated October 12, 2025 — Written by Calli Zarpas — Guest Contributor to FrenchLearner If you’ve ever wondered what Christmas is really like in France, let me take you there. I spent the holidays here myself — …
If you’re looking to learn how to write letters and emails in French, you’ll need to learn a few key components: a proper salutation, a polite introduction, and a formal closing sentence. Everything else in your letter will depend on the reason you’re writing it.
If you’ve ever learned a new language, you’ll know that some words and phrases in one language don’t always have a direct translation into another. And today we’re going to dive into an example of that: “I Miss You” in French. It doesn’t translate directly into English because of something known as a “subject-object inversion,” …
In this lesson you’ll learn how to say cheers in French. The common expression is “Santé !”, which translates to health. You can also say “Tchin-tchin! “. In this lesson, we cover a total seven ways to say cheers with audio. santé cheers
👉 See also: Avoir beau (in vain) — advanced C1 expression » This post was written by French teacher David Issokson for students learning French online. While this page itself has no audio, each linked lesson includes native pronunciation by Marie Assel Cambier, a professional voice artist from France. In today’s lesson we’ll look at …
