Today we’ll have a look at the slang noun truc. In French, truc is slang for “thing” and can also translate to “thingumajig” or “trick” (as in magic). truc thing (slang)
David Issokson
In today’s lesson we’ll have a look at the French masculine noun coeur, which means “heart”. The word cœur has the œ letter (called l’e dans l’o or “the e in the o”) and can be tricky to pronounce. cœur = heart Pronunciation [k-uhr]
Today we’ll have a look at the commonly used French adverb déjà, which has several meanings including “already”, “ever” and “before”. déjà = already Pronunciation [deʒa]
In today’s lesson we’ll look at a commonly used and super useful French interjection: Tant pis! Translations are numerous including “too bad!”, “oh well!”, “never mind!” and “what a shame!”. Tant pis! Too bad! / Oh well!
In today’s lesson we’ll have a look at the word chemin, which means both “path”, “way” and “road”. For example, je connais le chemin (I know the way). chemin path, way
