The French expression of the day is à condition que, meaning “provided that” or “as long as.” Learn how to use this common phrase with the subjunctive in real-life situations, with clear examples and native audio.
The French Word of the Day is sans, meaning “without.” Learn how to pronounce this common French preposition and see how it’s used in everyday conversation with examples and native audio.
👉 Latest lesson: Bien entendu (of course) » This French word meanings collection was developed by David Issokson, a graduate of McGill University and professional French teacher since 2014. These lessons help students understand the meanings of common French words and expressions through clear explanations and real examples drawn from everyday French. All pronunciation audio …
See also:👉 Merci (thank you) – Updated April 11, 2026 »👉 French word meanings (hub) » This French listening practice collection was developed by David Issokson, a graduate of McGill University and professional French teacher since 2014. These lessons help students improve their listening comprehension through clear explanations and real examples drawn from everyday French. …
Learn which French verbs use être in the passé composé, including the Dr. & Mrs. Vandertramp verbs and past participle agreement rules. Lesson by French teacher David Issokson.
