👉 Want to learn all the colors? Check out my French color names lesson! Today’s lesson covers the adjective “white” in French: Blanc in the masculine form and blanche in the feminine form. The big mistake students make is pronouncing the C on the masculine from. You must completely ignore it and make an AN …
👉 See also: French false cognates list » Today we’ll have a look at lycée, meaning “high school”. I put this word on my list as many students get confused with the pronunciation and gender. People want to say “lie-say” when the pronunciation is “lee-say”. Additionally, people think the word is feminine when in reality …
The French Word of the Day is s’en aller, meaning “to leave” or “to go away.” Learn its meaning and how to use s’en aller naturally in everyday French, with real-life usage examples and native audio.
Today we’ll have a look at the feminine noun histoire, which means both story and history. A common mistake is for students to want to pronounce the H, which is completely silent. The pronunciation is: ee-stoir or [istwaʀ]. l’histoire – [istwaʀ] story, history
In today’s lesson we’ll have a look at the word quelque chose, which means something. Est-ce que tu veux apprendre quelque chose? Do you want to learn something? Let’s begin! quelque chose something
