This lesson explores the conjunction tandis que, which translates to both “whereas” and “while”. tandis que whereas, while
French Word of the Day
Learn to speak French with a word of the day lesson 365 days a year. FrenchLearner’s teacher David Issokson covers vocabulary, street French and much more. All lessons have audio recorded by a native French speaker.
Today we’ll look at the feminine noun la cuisine, which translates to “kitchen”, “cooking”, “food. Cuisiner is also a verb, meaning “to cook”. la cuisine cooking, food, kitchen
Today we’re looking at the word la fille which means both girl and daughter. The purpose of this lesson is to contrast the pronunciation of fille with two other words with double LLs: la famille (family) and la ville (city). la fille girl
Today’s lesson examines the feminine noun la joie, which means “joy”. This lesson will leave you pondering an important question: How would you define la joie de vivre (the joy or love of life)? la joie joy
![La rue [ʀy] - French feminine noun: Street, road.](https://www.frenchlearner.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/la-rue-200x200.jpg)
Ever struggle with the pronunciation of “rue” (street, road)? Today’s lesson shows exactly how to say this tricky word. la rue street, road
