In today’s lesson we’ll have a look at yet another slang verb which you’d likely hear in France but not in the textbooks: Péter. English translations include to fart, pass wind, to pop, to burst and to break. Keep reading as we’ll include several fun expressions! péter to fart, burst
Monsieur means “sir” or “Mr.” in French. This lesson covers its meaning, pronunciation, and how to use it in everyday polite situations.
Today we’ll focus on the adverb heureusement, which means fortunately and luckily. The reason this word made it onto our list is that several students expressed having difficulties with the pronunciation. Heureusement j’apprends le français! (Fortunately, I’m learning French!). heureusement fortunately
See also:👉 Pas mal (not bad, quite good) »👉 French interjections and exclamations hub » Today we’ll have a look at one of my all time favorite French words: “bof!”. This is actually more of a sound or interjection and means”meh” and “nah”. It is used to describe mediocrity and suggest that something is just …
Today we’ll have a close look at the word que in French. Que is a very commonly used word with multiple meanings, including “what”, “that” and “than”. Je veux que vous fassiez attention à cette leçon! (I want you to pay attention to this lesson!).
