David Issokson

Learn the 7 most common ways to say “what” in French, including qu’est-ce que, que, quel, quoi, and more. This lesson includes clear examples and native audio to help you use each form naturally.

Published May 23, 2022 • Updated August 9, 2026 — By French teacher David Issokson with native audio by Marie Assel Cambier Bonne chance meaning Bonne chance is a French interjection meaning “good luck”. For example, “Bonne chance pour ton examen !” (Good luck on your exam!) and “Bonne chance avec ton nouveau travail !”…

In French, the word for good morning is: bonjour. In French culture, it is very important to greet those around you in the morning with a polite bonjour. This post will explore different ways of saying good morning in French and look deeper into cultural nuances as well as five ways to say “get up!”…

👉 Check out this word of the day lesson covering le problème » The French expression for no problem is “pas de problème”. The common mistake is to say “non problème”, but this is wrong. The more formal way of saying “no problem” is: “Il n’y a pas de problème”. This translates literally to “there…

Learn how to pronounce and use “bon anniversaire”, happy birthday In French with audio examples.