How do you say “okay” in French? The true and direct translation for “okay” in French is “d’accord” (pronounced dakɔʀ), which really means “alright”. However, there are many ways of expressing “ok” in French and there are many translations. This post will discover the different ways to say “okay” in French and provide lots of…
Avoir besoin means “to need” in French and is used with de before a noun or verb. This A2 expression is common in daily conversation and has a few useful variations you’ll see in the lesson.
The shapes in French are: un cercle (circle), un triangle (triangle), un carré (square), un rectangle (rectangle), un octagone (octagon) and un ovale (oval). The following list covers French words for shapes in detail. Related Lessons French vocabulary | Word of the day | Lessons by David Issokson
Learn how to order food in French with essential restaurant vocabulary, practical dining phrases, and 30+ exclusive native audio clips for real-world situations in French restaurants.
Learn French weather terms. This lesson teaches you how to talk about the weather in French. You’ll learn the essential rules and get great tips with native audio.