Espèce in French translates literally to species, variety or type but the form espèce de + noun is the quintessential way of expressing an insult. For example, “espèce d’imbécile !” (you damn/darn fool!). espèce de You darn + insult word
Learn how to use ni… ni in French to say “neither… nor.” Includes clear examples, pronunciation, and grammar tips for everyday use.
👉 See also: En tout cas (In any case, anyway) » De toute façon is a commonly used adverbial phrase meaning anyway, anyhow and in any case. De toute façon anyway, anyhow
Today we’re doing a special lesson on les aurores boréales or the northern lights. I’ve been going outside almost every night to see them and I still haven’t had any chance (luck)! les aurores boréales northern lights / aurora borealis
Today’s lesson explores how to use the verb décevoir, meaning to disappoint, in French. décevoir to disappoint
