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 …
Learn how to use que in French with simple examples and clear explanations with native audio. This lesson covers the many meanings of que, including “what”, “that”, “than”, and “only”, helping you understand how French speakers use it in everyday conversation.
Learn how to use vachement in French with simple examples and clear explanations. This lesson shows how to use this common informal adverb to say “really”, “very”, or “a lot” and sound more natural in everyday French conversation.
Learn how to use français and française in French with simple examples, native audio, and clear explanations. This lesson covers the French language, nationality, and capitalization rules.
