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David Issokson

La lecture - French feminine noun meaning to read. Faire de la lecture means to read.

La lecture (Reading)

In French, ‘lecture’ means ‘reading’ – a false cognate for English speakers. Learn usage, examples, and pronunciation at FrenchLearner.com.

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Se casser – To leave, to get out – French reflexive verb

Se casser meaning in French, pronunciation & examples

Learn how to use se casser in French with simple examples, native audio, and clear explanations. Discover how this common reflexive verb means “to leave,” “to get out of here,” or “to take off” in informal French and learn its pronunciation and usage.

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Se souvenir - French reflexive verb meaning "to remember".

Se souvenir (to remember)

In today’s lesson we’ll focus on the reflexive verb se souvenir, which means “to remember”. We’ll also have a quick look at se rappeler, which means both to remember and to recall.

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Nom - French masculine noun meaning "name".

Nom (Name, noun)

The French Word of the Day is “nom”. It translates to “name” or “noun” in English and is a fundamental word in both everyday conversation and grammar.

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