Tout à coup is a common French expression meaning suddenly. This lesson explains its meaning, pronunciation, and real-life examples — and shows how the French actually use it in everyday conversation.
Ça craint means “that sucks” and “that’s sketchy” in French. This lesson explains its meaning, pronunciation, and examples with English translations.
Au fur et à mesure means “gradually.” In this lesson, you’ll learn its meaning, pronunciation, and see real example sentences with English translations.
Du coup is a common French filler meaning “so” or “as a result.” French speakers use it constantly to connect ideas and keep conversations flowing.
The expression avoir la langue bien pendue translates literally to “to have a well hanging tongue” and means to be a gossip, to be chatty or have a sharp tongue.
