David Issokson

Vive le vent is one of France’s most beloved Christmas songs. This lesson explains the French lyrics line by line with English translation and clear vocabulary for learners.

Learn the lyrics of “Tourner dans le vide” by Indila with English translation, clear explanations of the vocabulary and grammar, and native audio to help you understand and pronounce real French naturally.

Learn the lyrics of “Ainsi bas la vida” by Indila with English translation, clear explanations of the vocabulary and grammar, and native audio to help you understand and pronounce real French naturally.

👉 See also: Feu d’artifice — fireworks » Bastille Day is the national holiday of France. In French, it is called called La Fête Nationale (pronounced la fɛt nasjɔnal) or La Fête de la Bastille (pronounced la fɛt də la bastij), and is celebrated annually on le quatorze juillet (the 14th of July). Bastille Day…

You’re welcome in French is “de rien” (pronounced də ʀjɛ̃). The literal meaning of de rien is “of nothing”. Use this phrase after somebody says, “Merci”. In addition to de rien, this post will explore seven more common expressions for you’re welcome. de rien you’re welcome