Traîner is a regular French ER verb with a wide range of meanings including “to drag”, “to lug around”, “to dawdle” and “to hang around”. Traîner to drag, to hang around
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Servir, meaning “to serve”, is an irregular IR French verb with a wide range of usages. servir to serve
👉 Check out my lesson on avoir peur (to be scared), another avoir expression » Avoir hâte de is a French expression meaning “to look forward to”, “to can’t wait to” and “to be excited to”. Avoir hâte de to look forward to, can’t wait to
Suivre is a highly versatile French verb meaning “to follow”. Interestingly, je suis means both “I follow” and “I am”. suivre to follow
Updated January 22, 2026 — Lesson written by French teacher David Issokson for students who want to learn French online, with native audio by Marie Assel Cambier, a voice artist from France. B1 (Intermediate) The French Word of the Day is avoir failli, which means “to almost.” After a very quick grammatical explanation and a …
