Learn how to use gros and grosse in French with simple examples, native audio, and clear explanations. Discover how these common adjectives mean “big,” “large” or “fat,” and why gros is a false cognate for English speakers.
Today’s French word of the day is the verb “assiter”, which means “to help”. When followed by the preposition à, “assister à” means “to attend”.
Today’s French Word of the Day lesson explains how to use “arrêter,” meaning “to stop.” We’ll also cover the reflexive form “s’arrêter” (to stop yourself).
The French Word of the Day is le régime,” meaning “diet” and “regime”, as in a governmental system.
The French Word of the Day is “se dépêcher,” a reflexive verb meaning “to hurry up.” We’ll also cover the non-reflexive from dépêcher (to dispatch).