Today’s lesson explores a short and fun expression you’d likely hear when staying with a French family: À table ! Translations including “Come and get it!”, “Dinner is served” and “Dinner (or lunch) is ready!”. À table Come and get it!
In today’s lesson we’ll have a look at how to say “dog” in French in the masculine and feminine forms: le chien, la chienne. We’ll also look at some fun slang ways to to say dog. Wouf, wouf ! Let’s begin. chien dog
See also:👉 À la mode — meaning, pronunciation, examples »👉 Yaourt (yogurt) — meaning, pronunciation, examples » Today we’ll look at a feminine noun which has several translations: la glace. Meanings include ice cream, mirror and ice. Towards the bottom of the lesson I also made a fun list of words which are related to …
👉 Check out this fun lesson covering bagnole, slang for car! » In today’s lesson we’ll look at a basic yet essential feminine noun voiture, which means “car”. Tu aimes ma voiture ? (Do you like my car?). la voiture car
Today we’ll have a look at the masculine noun aéroport (airport). The reason this word made it onto my lessons list is that many students don’t know how to pronounce the aé. Keep reading and it will all make sense! l’aéroport airport
