Level A2 (Upper Beginner) The French Word of the Day is si, and it’s often confused with oui. While oui is the standard way to say “yes,” si is used specifically to contradict a negative statement. Depending on context, si can also mean “if” or “so.” MeaningPronunciationExample sentencesRelated word
Learn the meaning of the French connector word car with clear explanations, pronunciation, and audio example sentences. Discover how to use car to express “because” in formal spoken and written French and understand the difference between car and parce que.
Today we’re looking at the feminine noun la médaille, which translates to medal. For the pronunciation, the LL sounds like “eye” with a slight Y sound. la médaille – [medaj] medal
If you ever travel to Paris you will definitely hear the word arrondissement. Paris is divided into 20 arrondissements or city districts. Many people have a hard time with the pronunciation. The final EN is nasal and the final T is completely silent.
In today’s lesson we’ll look at the feminine noun la gymnastique. More specifically, the term used to refer to gymnastics in athletic competitions and the Olympics is la gymnastique artistique or artistic gymnastics. la gymnastique artistique artistic gymnastics
