Today we’ll have a look at the feminine noun famille, which means family. Many students mistake the pronunciation of this word by pronouncing the double-LL. Don’t say the LLs! Famille in French sounds like “fam-ee” with a slight Y sound. la famille family
Today we’ll look at how to say neighbor (voisin, voisine) in French, as well as the word for neighborhood (quartier). voisin neighbor
Today we’ll have a look at the adverb trop. There are two main ways to use this word: Trop + adjective means “too + adjective” and trop de + noun means “too much” or “too many”. The pronunciation of trop is “troh”. The final p is silent. trop – [tʀo] too
In today’s lesson we’ll look at formal and informal terms for grandfather in French: grand-père. Allez, papi! Come on, grandpa! grand-père grandfather
In today’s lesson we’ll have a look at the adverb vraiment, which translates to “really”, “truly” and “honestly”. We’ll also have a look at “Ah bon ?”, which corresponds with “Really?” in English. vraiment really
