David Issokson

For all the animal lovers out there, today we’re learning how to say “cat” in French: Le chat (masculine) and la chatte (feminine). le chat, la chatte cat

Learn how to use l’eau in French with simple examples, native audio, and clear explanations. Discover how this common feminine noun means “water,” with related phrases like un verre d’eau, l’eau plate and l’eau gazeuse.

Learn how to use si and oui in French with simple examples, native audio, and clear explanations. Discover when oui means “yes” and when si is required to contradict a negative statement.

Learn the meaning of the French connector word car with clear explanations, pronunciation, and audio example sentences. Discover how to use car to express “because” in formal spoken and written French and understand the difference between car and parce que.

Today we’re looking at the expression “Vive la France !”, which means “long live France!”. The French use this expression to convey national pride and commonly use it on Bastille Day, the national holiday on July 14, and at sporting events such as the soccer World Cup and Olympic games. Vive la France ! – …