Today we’re doing a special lesson on les aurores boréales or the northern lights. I’ve been going outside almost every night to see them and I still haven’t had any chance (luck)! les aurores boréales northern lights / aurora borealis
Today’s lesson explores how to use the verb décevoir, meaning to disappoint, in French. décevoir to disappoint
Level B1 (Intermediate) The French word of the day is gérer (B1), meaning ‘to manage’, ‘to handle’, ‘to deal with’ and ‘to cope with’. Gérer – IPA pronunciation /ʒe.ʀe/ to manage
👉 See also: Love story lyrics (by Indila), where she uses à peine in the song’s chorus. Today’s lesson examines the French expression à peine, which translates to hardly and barely. À peine hardly, barely
Today’s lesson focuses on how to pronounce the masculine noun automne (autumn/fall) in French. The key is to pronounce the -n and not the -m. l’automne autumn / fall