Learn how to use sinon in French with simple examples, native audio, and clear explanations. Discover how this common connector means “otherwise,” “if not,” or “or else” and learn its pronunciation and usage.
Today’s lesson explains the difference between the expressions grâce à and à cause de. Both expressions can translate to “because of” or “due to”. Grâce à, à cause deBecause of (thanks to, due to)
Learn how to use the French expression quitte à, meaning “even if it means” or “at the risk of,” with pronunciation tips, examples, and related expressions.
See also: 👉 De ce fait — because of this, therefore »👉 Par conséquent — consequently »👉 Dis donc — wow, hey »👉 Parce que — because »👉 Connector words (hub) » Level B1 (Intermediate) Lesson written by French teacher David Issokson for students who want to learn French online, with native audio by Marie…
Today’s lesson explains how to use au-dessus (above, over, on top of) vs. en dessous (underneath, below). I strongly suggest watching the video explanation at the bottom of this page. au-dessus, en dessous above, on top of, underneath, below