A priori is a French expression which comes from Latin and means “at first glance”, “at first sight”, “in principle” and “should”.
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David Issokson
Learn how to use alors que, a common French connector meaning “while”, “whereas”, and “even though”. This lesson includes clear example sentences and native audio to help you understand real everyday French.
Kiffer is an essential French slang verb meaning “to like” or “to enjoy”. It comes from Arabic and is commonly used among young people in France. kiffer to like (slang)
👉 Check out my two related lessons covering the verb travailler (to work) and French jobs vocabulary! » Le boulot (pronounced bulo) is an essential slang word meaning work or job. It is synonymous for le travail (work, job) but much less formal. Tu aimes ton boulot (do you like your job?). le boulot work, …
Il va de soi is a French impersonal expression meaning “it goes without saying”. Il va de soi It goes without saying, needless to say
