👉 See also: Meilleurs vœux — best wishes » Level A2 (Upper Beginner) The French word of the day is meilleur, which translates to both ‘better’ and ‘best’, depending on the context of the sentence. Today you’ll learn: Pronunciation of meilleurKind of wordExample sentences in French & English RELATED LESSONComparative & Superlative
Throughout my 10+ years of teaching French, students have often expressed confusion on how to say and pronounce “California”. In French, California is la Californie. Today I’ll explain the correct pronunciation of Californie as well as which prepositions to use for the state (in California, to California, etc.). la Californie California
Today’s word of the day is: Emprunter, which means “to borrow” and “to take” (in the context of a way or path). There is a very specific caveat associated with the grammar of this verb. I’ll explain below. emprunter to borrow
Today we’ll have a look at somewhat off-color word enfoiré, which translates to “b*stard” or “jerk”. Ever since I was an exchange student in France, I’ve loved the sound and tone of the word: Espèce d’enfoiré (you jerk)! Enfoiré b*stard, jerk
Ever since I was a child I’ve always loved mountains. Hence, today’s word of the day: montagne (mountain). Let’s jump right into the examples! la montagne mountain
