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How do you say yes in French? It’s hard to believe how many different ways there are to say yes in French. But depending on how exactly you use the word yes in French can completely change its meaning.  When I first moved to France, I had studied French in high school and college, but …

There are two ways to say you in French: Tu and vous. Tu is you informal and singular. The French use tu to address friends, good acquaintances and kids. Vous is used for groups of two or more people, strangers and non-acquaintances. In this post, I’ll explain precisely when to use tu and when to …

What are the most common French words? Learning the most common words is the first step to learning to speak fluently. Rather than just providing a list of top-100 words without any structure, we’ve created a list based on language sub-areas such as common adjectives, prepositions and verbs. We’ve also broken our list down into …

French health and illnesses vocabulary for going to the doctor includes words and phrases as “Je suis malade” (I am sick), le médecin and le docteur (doctor), un cabinet médical (doctor’s office) un infirmier and une infirmière (nurse). This page offers all the vocabulary and phrases you’ll need for visiting the doctor’s office in French. …

Depuis (pronounced duh-pwee) in French means “since”. This page will guide you through how to use depuis in different situations with example sentences. Listen to the audio and repeat! depuis since Since in French – How to use “depuis” The word “depuis“ is used with the present tense when describing an events that’s been going …

In today’s lesson we’ll have a look at the verb déménager, which means “to move”. This verb came onto our radar screen as students often confuse its usage. In short, déménager means “to move out“. In this post we’ll also explain how to use emménager (to move in) as well as aménager (to convert). déménager …