The French Word of the Day is c’est-à-dire — a phrase meaning “that is to say” or “in other words.” It’s used to clarify or restate something in a simpler way.
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French Phrases
These French lessons teach basic and commonly used French phrases, particulary in the area of French greetings.
Learn how to say sorry in French with common expressions like désolé, pardon, and excuse-moi, with clear examples and native audio.
Learn how to say “thank you” in French with merci, including real examples with native audio and common variations used in everyday conversation. Also discover natural ways to respond when someone says merci.
Learn how to say hello in French with native audio. This lesson covers 20 real French greetings you’ll actually hear in France, from bonjour to fun slang.
For in French is “pour” (pronounced puʀ). For example, “C’est pour vous” (It’s for you, formal) or “C’est pour toi” (it’s for you, informal). The word pour in French has many usages, including “for” or “in order to”. This post will discover a variety of ways of saying for in French and provide several example …
