In this lesson, we’ll have a look at the adjective feignant (also spelled faignant), which means “lazy”. Feignant is more or less synonymous with paresseux, which also mean lazy, but could also equate to “slacker” in English. Let’s jump into the examples! feignant, feignant(e) lazy (in the masculine and feminine forms)
Learn how to use visiter and rendre visite à in French with simple audio examples and clear explanations. This lesson shows when to use each expression for visiting places vs. visiting people.
Learn the meaning of journée in French, how to pronounce it, and how to use it in common expressions such as bonne journée, with native audio and example sentences.
Learn how to use aujourd’hui in French to say “today.” Includes clear examples, pronunciation, and common expressions for everyday conversation.
Learn the French verb bosser, meaning “to work,” “to study,” or “to work hard,” including pronunciation, informal usage notes, and real-life examples with native audio.
