David Issokson

Bouffer – To eat – French Slang – French Word of the Day

Bouffer — Meaning, pronunciation, examples with native audio

Today’s lesson covers a the verb bouffer, which is slang for “to eat”. Other translations include “to stuff yourself”, “to stuff down”, “to pig out” and “to gobble down”.

La psychologie - French feminine noun meaning psychology.

La psychologie (Psychology)

This lesson explains how to pronounce and use la psychologie, meaning psychology. The pronunciation of this word is pretty tricky. Keep reading!

On y va - French expression meaning: Let's go! Should we go? Want to go?

On y va (Let’s go!)

👉 See also: Allez (come on) – Word of the Day lesson » Lesson written by French teacher David Issokson for students who want to learn French online, with native audio by Marie Assel Cambier, a voice artist from France. Level A1-A2 (Beginner) Today’s lesson explains how to use the expression on y va, which…

Licencier – To fire, to dismiss, to lay off – French verb

Licencier meaning in French, pronunciation & examples

Learn how to use the French noun sœur, meaning “sister,” with pronunciation tips, examples, and related family vocabulary.

Payer - French verb meaning to pay.

Payer (To pay)

Today’s lesson explains how to use the verb payer meaning “to pay” and “to pay for”. This verb has a very specific grammar rule which makes it different from English. Keep reading!