Today we’ll have a look at the masculine noun cours, which translates to lesson, class and course in French. For this noun, both the singular and plural forms end in -s. In addition, the -s is always silent based on French reading rules. Let’s jump right into the cours!
Updated January 16, 2026 — Lesson written by French teacher David Issokson for students who want to learn French online, with native audio by Marie Assel Cambier, a voice artist from France. Today we’ll look at the 25 most difficult French words to pronounce. Have you ever struggled with words that are almost impossible to …
Level B1 (Intermediate) The French word of the day is puis, which means ‘then’ and ‘next’. We’ll also look at et puis, which means ‘and finally’, ‘and what’s more’, and ‘moreover’. Puis – IPA pronunciation /pɥi/
Learn how to use soit (either, be) in French with simple examples and clear explanations. This lesson shows six common uses of this versatile word in everyday French.
Today we’ll look at commonly used French word, bête. As an adjective bête means both silly and stupid. As a noun it means animal, creature, beast or insect. Tu es bête! You are silly! Let’s jump right into the lesson! bête silly, stupid, creature
