Me in French is: “moi” (pronounced mwa). For example, “Venez-vous avec moi?” (Are you coming with me?). The object pronoun “me” also means me. For example, “Est-ce que vous me voyez?” (Do you see me?). The command, “Donnez-moi” means “give me”. This post will explain precisely the various way of saying “me” in French with …
David Issokson
How to master French verb conjugations This page provides a comprehensive introduction to French verb conjugations with six very specific learning tips. One of the single most daunting questions every new student to learning French asks is: “What is the best say to learn the French verb conjugations?”. This post will answer that question and …
Today I got the idea of showing you my actual collection of books for learning French. I’ve been teaching since 2014 and have a massive colleciton. When somebody asks me where to start I always suggest the Complete French All-in-One book. The post also has a lot of dialogue books, which I use quite heavily …
French vs Spanish: “Should I learn French or Spanish?” This article will help you decide which language is more useful as well as look at similarities and differences. If your main objective is to live, work or travel in the French-speaking world (France, Canada and elsewhere), it would be better to learn French. If you …
In French, the two most common ways to say please are: s’il vous plaît (pronounced s-il vu plɛ or “seel voo play”) and s’il te plaît (pronounced s-il tə plɛ or “seel tuh play”). This article will explore many more ways of how to say please in French. Listen to the audio and repeat! s’il …
