David Issokson

Learn how to use the French expression avoir l’air, meaning to seem, look, or appear, with pronunciation tips, example sentences, and common grammatical constructions.

See also:👉 Tracas (worries, hassles) — Word of the Day lesson »👉 Le problème (problem) Word of the Day lesson » Today’s lesson examines the commonly used expression pas de souci, which means no worries, no sweat and no problem. pas de souci – [pa də susi]no worries

Today we’ll look at upper intermediate (B1/B2) verb flâner, which has two somewhat separate meanings: 1) To stroll and 2) To laze or lounge about. flâner to stroll, laze about

Learn how to use the advanced French pronoun autrui, meaning others or other people, with pronunciation tips, examples, and useful related expressions.

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