See also:👉 Laisser — to leave, let, allow »👉 Partir (to leave) — usage examples » Level A2 (Upper beginner) Today we’ll have a look at the verb quitter, which means ‘to leave’. By the end of the lesson you’ll have a clear understanding of the verb’s: MeaningPronunciationExample sentences in conversationPresent tense conjugation
Learn how to use visiter and rendre visite à in French with simple audio examples and clear explanations. This lesson shows when to use each expression for visiting places vs. visiting people.
In today’s lesson, we’ll learn how to ask: “What does _ mean?” in French. The phrase used is “Que veut dire?”
Ce n’est qu’un au revoir (Meaning: It’s just a goodbye, Till we meet again) is the title of the French version of Auld Lang Syne. This song is sung both in English and French at the stroke of midnight at the near year. The post provides an English translation of the French lyrics, as well …
This French word of the day lesson explains vers vs. envers, two prepositions that mean “towards”.
