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- la goutte d’eau qui fait déborder la vase
- le torchon brûle
- les doigts dans le nez
- manger de la vache enragée
- manger des pissenlits par la racine
- manger sur le pouce
- marcher comme sur les roulettes
- ménager la chèvre et le chou
- mener en bateau
- mener quelqu’un à la baguette
- mettre du beurre dans les épinards
- mettre la charrue avant les boeufs
- mettre la main à la pâte
- mettre la puce à l’oreille de quelqu’un
- mettre les bouchées doubles
- mettre quelqu’un au pied du mur
- mettre quelqu’un en boîte
- mettre son grain de sel
- montrer patte blanch
- ne pas arriver à la cheville de quelqu’un
- ne pas avoir froid aux yeux
- ne pas avoir la langue dans sa poche
- ne pas être aux pièces
- ne pas etre sorti de l’auberge
- ne pas être tombé de la dernière pluie
- ne pas faire un pli
- ne pas mener en large
- ne pas savoir si c’est du lard ou du cochon
- ne pas tourner autour du pot
- ne pas y aller avec le dos de la cuillère
- ne pas y aller de main morte
- ne pas y aller par quatre chemins
- obéir au doigt et à l’oeil
- pas piqué des hannetons
- pas très catholique
- passer comme une lettre à la poste
- passer l’arme à gauche
- passer un savon à quelqu’un
- payer avec un lance-pierre
- pendre la crémaillère
- pleurer comme une madeleine
- pour des prunes
- pour une bouchée de pain
- prendre des vessies pour les lanternes
- prendre la mouche
- prendre la poudre d’escampette
- prendre le large
- prendre ses jambes à son cou
- prendre son pied avec quelqu’un
- promettre monts et merveilles
- regagner ses pénates
- regarder les choses par le petit bout de la lorgnette
- remettre les pendules à l’heure
- remonter les bretelles à quelqu’un
- reprendre du poil de la bête
- rester en carafe
- rester le bec dans l’eau
- s’attirer les foudres
- sabler le champagne
- sauter du coq à l’âne
- se faire la malle
- se faire tirer l’oreille
- se faire un sang d’encre
- se lever du pied gauche
- se mettre à table
- se mettre dans le bain
- se mettre en quatre pour quelqu’un
- se mettre le doigt dans l’oeil
- se porter comme un charme
- Se prendre pour le nombril du monde
- se regarder en chiens de faïence
- se renvoyer la balle
- se rincer la dalle
- se saigner aux quatre veines
- sentir le lapin
- sur les chapeaux de roues
- tenir la dragée haute à quelqu’un
- tenir la jambe à quelqu’un
- tiré par les cheveux
- tirer des plans sur la comète
- tirer le diable par la queue
- tirer les boulets rouges à quelqu’un
- tirer les marrons du feu
- tirer les vers du nez à quelqu’un
- tirer son épingle du jeu
- tirer sur l’ambulance
- tomber à pic
- tomber dans le panneau
- tomber des nues
- trois pelés et un tondu
- tuer la poule aux œufs d’or
- un secret de Polichinelle
- une histoire à dormir debout
- une tempête dans un verre d’eau
- veiller au grain
- vendre la mèche
- vendre la peu de l’ours avant de l’avoir tué
- vider son sac
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- French Verb Conjugations — 250+ Regular and Irregular Verbs
- Accélérer (to accelerate, speed up) conjugation chart
- Accepter (to accept) conjugation table
- Accompagner (to accompany, go with) Conjugation Chart
- Accueillir (to welcome, host) Conjugation Chart
- Acheter Conjugation in French — Charts, Tables & Audio
- Acquérir (to acquire, buy) Conjugation Chart
- Actualiser (to update) Conjugation Chart
- Admettre (to admit, confess) Conjugation Chart
- Adorer (to love, adore) Conjugation Chart
- Afficher (to display, to post) Conjugation Chart
- Aider (to help) Conjugation Chart
- Aimer Conjugation – Complete French Verb Tables with Examples
- Ajouter (to add) Conjugation Chart
- Aller Conjugation in French — Charts, Tables & Audio
- Allumer (to light, turn on) Conjugation Chart
- Amener (to bring) Conjugation Chart
- Apercevoir (to catch sight of, glimpse) Conjugation Chart
- Apparaître (to appear) Conjugation Chart
- Appeler (to call) Conjugation Chart
- Apporter (to bring) Conjugation Chart
- Apprécier (to like, appreciate) Conjugation Chart
- Apprendre (to learn) Conjugation Chart
- Arrêter (to stop) Conjugation Chart
- Arriver (to arrive) Conjugation Chart
- Assurer (to insure, assure) Conjugation Chart
- Atteindre (to reach, attain) Conjugation Chart
- Attendre Conjugation in French — Charts, Tables & Audio
- Avancer (to move forward) Conjugation Chart
- Avoir Conjugation in French — Charts, Tables & Audio
- Battre (to beat, hit) Conjugation Chart
- Bavarder (to chat) Conjugation Chart
- Briller (to shine) Conjugation Chart
- Brûler (to burn) Conjugation Chart
- Cacher (to hide) Conjugation Chart
- Casser (to break) Conjugation Chart
- Causer (to cause, to chat) Conjugation Chart
- Céder (to give way, to yield) Conjugation Chart
- Célébrer (to celebrate) Conjugation Chart
- Changer (to change) Conjugation Chart
- Chanter (to sing) Conjugation Chart
- Chercher (to look for) Conjugation Chart
- Choisir – to choose
- Coller (to stick, glue) Conjugation Chart
- Combattre (to combat, fight against) Conjugation Chart
- Commander (to order) Conjugation Chart
- Commencer (to start) Conjugation Chart
- Comprendre (to understand) Conjugation Chart
- Compter (to count, intend to) Conjugation Chart
- Conduire (to drive) Conjugation Chart
- Confier (to confide, entrust) Conjugation Chart
- Conjugate “Boire” in French: All Forms & Meanings Explained
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- Conquérir (to conquer) Conjugation Chart
- Construire (to build, construct) Conjugation Chart
- Contenir (to contain, hold) Conjugation Chart
- Continuer (to continue) Conjugation Chart
- Convaincre Conjugation Chart – to convince
- Copier Conjugation Chart – to copy
- Couper Conjugation Chart – to cut
- Courir Conjugation Chart – to run
- Couvrir Conjugation Chart – to cover
- Craindre Conjugation Chart – to fear
- Créer Conjugation Chart – to create
- Crier Conjugation Chart – to scream
- Croire conjugation chart — To believe, to think
- Cueillir Conjugation Chart – to gather, pick
- Cuire Conjugation Chart – to cook
- Cuisiner Conjugation Chart – to cook
- Danser Conjugation Chart – to dance
- Débattre Conjugation Chart – to debate
- Décevoir Conjugation Chart – to disappoint
- Décider Conjugation Chart – to decide
- Découvrir Conjugation Chart – to discover
- Décrire Conjugation Chart – to describe
- Déjeuner Conjugation Chart – to have lunch
- Demander Conjugation Chart – to ask
- Déménager Conjugation Chart – to move
- Dépenser Conjugation Chart – to spend (money)
- Déplaire Conjugation Chart – to displease
- Descendre Conjugation Chart – to go down
- Dessiner Conjugation Chart – to draw
- Détester Conjugation Chart – to hate
- Détruire Conjugation Chart – to destroy
- Devenir Conjugation Chart – to become
- Deviner Conjugation Chart – to guess
- Devoir Conjugation in French — Charts, Tables & Audio
- Dîner Conjugation Chart – to have dinner
- Dire (To Say/To Tell) Conjugation In French
- Discuter Conjugation Chart – to discuss
- Disparaître Conjugation Chart – to disappear
- Donner Conjugation Chart
- Écouter Conjugation Chart – to listen
- Écrire Conjugation Chart – to write
- Effacer Conjugation Chart – to erase
- Élever Conjugation Chart – to educate, raise
- Élire Conjugation Chart – to elect
- Emprunter Conjugation Chart – to borrow
- Enlever Conjugation Chart – to remove
- Enseigner Conjugation Chart – to teach
- Entendre Conjugation Table – to hear
- Entreprendre Conjugation Chart – to start doing
- Entrer Conjugation Chart – to enter
- Entretenir Verb Conjugation – to maintain, look after
- Envoyer Conjugation Chart – to send
- Espérer Conjugation in French — Charts, Tables & Audio
- Éteindre Conjugation Chart – to extinguish, turn off
- Être Conjugation in French — Charts, Tables & Audio
- Étudier Conjugation: How To Conjugate “To Study” In French
- Exiger Conjugation Chart – to demand
- Exister Conjugation Chart – to exist
- Falloir Conjugation Chart – to be necessary
- Fermer Conjugation Chart – to close
- Finir Conjugation in French — Charts, Tables & Audio
- Frapper Conjugation Chart – to hit, knock
- Gagner Conjugation Chart – to win, earn
- Garder Conjugation Chart – to keep
- Gaspiller Conjugation Chart – to waste
- Goûter Conjugation Chart – to taste
- Habiter Conjugation Chart – to live
- Inscrire Conjugation Chart – to inscribe, write
- Interdire Conjugation Chart – to forbid, prohibit
- Interrompre Conjugation Chart – to interrupt
- Intervenir Conjugation Chart – to intervene, step in
- Introduire Conjugation Chart – to insert, introduce
- Inviter Conjugation Chart – to invite
- Jeter Conjugation Chart – to throw
- Joindre Conjugation Chart – to combine, add, join
- Jouer Conjugation Chart – to play
- Laisser Conjugation Chart – to leave
- Lancer Conjugation Chart – to throw
- Laver Conjugation Chart – to wash
- Lever Conjugation Chart – to raise, lift
- Lire Conjugation: How To Conjugate “To Read” In French
- Maintenir Conjugation Chart – to keep, hold
- Manger Conjugation: How To Conjugate “To Eat” In French
- Manquer Conjugation Chart – to lack, miss
- Mener Conjugation Chart – to lead
- Mentir Conjugation Chart – to lie
- Mettre Conjugation Charts – All French Tenses
- Monter Conjugation Chart – to go up, climb up
- Mordre Conjugation Chart – to bite
- Mourir Conjugation Chart – to die
- Naître Conjugation Chart – to be born
- Nettoyer Conjugation Chart – to clean
- Obtenir Conjugation Chart – to obtain
- Offrir Conjugation Chart – to offer
- Opérer Conjugation Chart – to operate on, carry out
- Oublier Conjugation Chart – to forget
- Ouvrir Conjugation Chart – to open
- Paraître Conjunction Chart – to appear, seem
- Parcourir Conjugation Chart – to travel, cross
- Parler Conjugation Charts – All French Tenses
- Partir Conjugation: How To Conjugate “To Leave” In French
- Parvenir Conjugation Chart – to reach
- Passer Conjugation Chart – to pass, pass by
- Payer Conjugation Chart – to pay
- Peindre Conjugation Chart – to paint
- Pendre Verb Conjugation – to hang, dangle
- Penser Conjugation Chart – to think
- Perdre Conjugation Chart – to lose
- Permettre Conjugation Chart – to permit, allow
- Peser Conjugation Chart – to weight
- Placer Conjugation Chart – to place, put
- Plaindre Conjugation Chart – to pity
- Plaire Conjugation Chart – to please
- Planifier Conjugation Chart – to plan
- Pleurer Conjugation Chart – to cry
- Pleuvoir Conjugation Chart – to rain
- Porter Conjugation Chart – to carry, to wear
- Posséder Conjugation Chart – to possess, own
- Poursuivre Conjugation Chart – to pursue
- Pouvoir Conjugation in French — Charts, Tables & Audio
- Prédire Conjugation Chart – to predict
- Préférer Conjugation Chart – to prefer
- Prendre Conjugation: How To Conjugate “To Take” In French
- Préparer Conjugation Chart – to prepare
- Prévoir Conjugation Chart – to forecast, predict
- Produire Conjugation Chart – to produce
- Promettre Conjugation Chart – to promise
- Protéger Conjugation Chart – to protect
- Quitter Conjugation Chart – to leave
- Raconter Conjugation Chart – to tell, recount
- Rappeler Conjugation Chart – to call back
- Recevoir Conjugation Chart – to receive
- Recommander Conjugation Chart – to recommend
- Reconnaître Conjugation Chart – to recognize
- Réfléchir Conjugation in French — Charts, Tables & Audio
- Regarder Conjugation Chart – to watch, look at
- Rejeter Conjugation Chart – to reject
- Remercier Conjugation Chart – to thank
- Remplir Conjugation Chart – to fill
- Rendre Conjugation Chart – to return
- Rentrer Conjugation Chart – to return home
- Réparer Conjugation Chart – to repair
- Répéter Conjugation Chart – to repeat
- Répondre Conjugation Chart – to answer, reply
- Ressentir Conjugation Chart – to feel
- Retourner Conjugation Chart – to return
- Réussir Conjugation Chart – to succeed
- Rêver Conjugation Chart – to dream
- Rire Conjugation Chart – to laugh
- Rompre Conjugation Chart – to break
- S’appeler Conjugation Chart – to be named, called
- S’asseoir Conjugation Chart – to sit
- S’endormir Conjugation Chart – to fall asleep
- S’enfuir Conjugation Chart – to flee
- S’entendre Conjugation Chart – to get along
- S’inquiéter Conjugation Chart – to worry
- Savoir Conjugation in French — Charts, Tables & Audio
- Se coucher Conjugation Chart – to go to bed
- Se déplacer Conjugation Chart – to move about, get around
- Se laver Conjugation Chart – to wash oneself
- Se lever Conjugation Chart – to get up
- Se marier Conjugation Chart – to get married
- Se méfier Conjugation Chart – to be suspicious, be wary of
- Se perdre Conjugation Chart – to get lost
- Se promener Conjugation Chart – to take a walk
- Se rappeler Conjugation Chart – to remember, to recall
- Se rendre Conjugation Chart – to go, to get to
- Se reposer Conjugation Chart – to rest
- Se sentir Conjugation Chart – to feel
- Se souvenir Conjugation Chart – to remember
- Se taire Conjugation Chart – to be quiet, shut up
- Sécher Conjugation Chart – to dry
- Sentir Conjugation Chart – to smell
- Servir Conjugation Chart – to serve
- Signer Conjugation Chart – to sign
- Sortir Conjugation Chart – to go out
- Souffrir Conjugation Chart – to suffer
- Sourire Conjugation Chart – to smile
- Soutenir Conjugation Chart – to support
- Suivre Conjugation Chart – to follow
- Téléphoner Conjugation Chart – to call, phone
- Tenir Conjugation Chart – to hold
- Tomber Conjugation Chart – to fall
- Traduire Conjugation Chart – to translate
- Travailler Conjugation Chart – to work
- Tromper Conjugation Chart – to mislead, cheat
- Trouver Conjugation Chart – to find
- Utiliser Conjugation Chart – to use
- Vaincre Conjugation Chart – to beat, defeat
- Valoir Conjugation Chart – to be worth
- Vendre Conjugation Chart – to sell
- Venir Conjugation – How to Conjugate “To Come” in French
- Visiter Conjugation Chart – to visit
- Vivre Conjugation Chart – to live
- Voir Conjugation: How To Conjugate “To See” In French
- Voler Conjugation Chart – to fly, steal
- Vouloir Conjugation in French — Charts, Tables & Audio
- Voyager Conjugation Chart – to travel
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- À la fois — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
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- Avoir la langue bien pendue – to be a gossip, chatty
- French Word of the Day – Il va sans dire (It goes without saying)
- Faire face à (To face, confront)
- On y va (Let’s go!)
- Gros Bisous (hugs and kisses)
- Rien à voir (to have nothing to do with)
- Se prendre un râteau (to get turned down)
- Se prendre la tête (To get worked up)
- Ça caille (It’s freezing out)
- Laisse tomber (Never mind)
- Par rapport à (Compared to)
- Je vous en prie (You’re welcome, please)
- Faire exprès de (to do on purpose)
- À tes souhaits ! (Bless you!)
- Il vaut mieux (You had better)
- Peu importe (It doesn’t matter)
- Je n’en reviens pas (I can’t believe it)
- Moi aussi vs. moi non plus (Me too vs. me neither)
- Avoir la pêche (to feel great)
- A priori (At first glance)
- Il va de soi (It goes without saying)
- À peine (hardly, barely)
- C’est parti ! (And we’re off! / Here goes!)
- Avoir hâte de (to look forward to)
- Faire la tête (to sulk)
- Au cas où (Just in case)
- Grâce à vs. à cause de (Thanks to, due to)
- Quitte à (Even if it means)
- Avoir l’air (to look, seem, appear)
- Pas de souci (No worries)
- Vive la France ! (Long live France!)
- À force de (By dint of, through doing)
- Temps de chien (Awful weather)
- Figure-toi (Guess what? Would you believe it?)
- Fais gaffe! (Be careful! Watch out!)
- Ça y est (Done! / There!)
- À table (Come and get it!)
- Que dalle (Absolutely nothing)
- Du jour au lendemain (Overnight, from one day to the next)
- Oh là là — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Il y a (There is, there are, ago)
- Tout de suite (Right away, immediately)
- À un moment donné (At some point)
- Comme ça (Like that, this way)
- Ce n’est pas grave (It’s no bid deal)
- Est-ce que (Is, are, do, does)
- À mon avis (In my opinion)
- Avoir un chat dans la gorge (To be hoarse)
- En avoir ras le bol – To be fed up
- Pisser dans un violon (To waste your breath, talk to a wall)
- Avoir du mal à (To have difficulty doing)
- Tout le monde (Everybody)
- Remettre au lendemain (To procrastinate)
- En avoir marre – To be fed up, sick of it
- Coup de foudre (Love at first sight)
- Être au bout du rouleau (To be worn out)
- Casser sa pipe (To kick the bucket)
- Avoir un coup de pompe (To feel tired all of a sudden)
- Avoir de la bouteille (To have been around for a long time)
- Faire long feu (To fizzle out)
- Être un pince-sans-rire (Deadpan sense of humor)
- Parler français comme une vache espagnole
- Casser du sucre sur le dos de quelqu’un
- Revenons à nos moutons (Let’s get back to the subject)
- Clouer le bec à quelqu’un (To shut somebody up)
- Coûter bonbon (To cost an arm and a leg)
- Ça ne mange pas de pain (It can’t hurt)
- Être sur la paille (To be penniless)
- Coûter les yeux de la tête (To cost a fortune)
- Avoir voix au chapitre (To have your say)
- Faire une réponse de Normand (To not say yes or no)
- Noyer le poisson (To evade the issue)
- Enfoncer une porte ouverte (To state the obvious)
- Ça ne me fait ni chaud ni froid (I don’t mind either way)
- Mi-figue mi-raisin (To be of two minds, hesitant)
- Avoir l’estomac dans les talons (To be very hungry)
- Avoir la dalle (To be very hungry)
- Jeter un pavé dans la mare (To start a ruckus)
- Il n’y a pas le feu (There’s no rush)
- En boucher un coin (To render somebody speechless)
- Il n’y a pas un chat (There isn’t a soul in sight)
- Avoir du bol (to be lucky)
- Être la douche écossaise (To come as quite a shock)
- À tombeau ouvert (At breakneck speed)
- Au diable (Miles from anywhere)
- Filer à l’anglaise (To dash, do a runner)
- Faire une croix sur quelque’chose (To kiss something good-bye)
- Être réglé comme du papier à musique (Extremely well-organized)
- C’est reparti comme en quarante (Here we go again!)
- Changer son fusil d’épaule (To have a change of heart)
- De fil en aiguille (Gradually)
- Mettre sa main au feu (To bet your life on it)
- Avoir d’autres chats à fouetter (To have bigger fish to fry)
- À tout bout du champ (All the time, time and time again)
- Avoir les deux pieds dans le même sabot
- Contre vents et marées (Against all odds)
- Avoir un poil dans la main (To be very lazy)
- Faire des pieds et des mains (To move heaven and earth)
- Les dents longues (To be fiercely ambitious)
- Aller au charbon (To to stick your neck out)
- Être à la bourre (To be late)
- C’est simple comme bonjour (Easy as pie)
- Avoir du pain sur la planche (To have a lot on your plate)
- Cracher dans la soupe (To bite the hand that feeds you)
- Faire la fine bouche (To be finicky)
- Faire la pluie et le beau temps (To call the shots)
- Compter pour du beurre (To count for nothing)
- Être dans le pétrin (To be in a mess)
- Ce n’est pas la mer à boire (It’s no big deal)
- Être au four et au moulin (To wear too many hats)
- Il y a de l’eau dans le gaz
- Être dans de beaux draps (To be in a real mess)
- La croix et la bannière (a tall order)
- Il n’y pas de quoi fouetter un chat
- En deux coups de cuillère à pot (In no time)
- C’est une autre paire de manches (It’s another story)
- Être comme cul et chemise (Inseparable, extremely close)
- Devoir une fière chandelle (To be indebted)
- C’est bonnet blanc et blanc bonnet
- Il n’a pas inventé la poudre
- Péter les plombs (To blow a fuse)
- Comme les moutons de Panurge (Like a flock of sheep)
- Avoir une araignée au plafond (To have a few screws loose)
- Jeter de la poudre aux yeux de quelqu’un
- Être long comme un jour sans pain (To be endlessly long)
- Faire la mouche du coche (To be a busybody)
- Être tiré à quatre épingles (To be all dressed up)
- Être ficelé comme l’as de pique (To be badly dressed)
- Avoir la chair de poule (To have goose bumps)
- En connaître un rayon (To be really clued in)
- Connu comme le loup blanc (Well known)
- L’habit ne fait pas le moine (Don’t judge a book by its cover)
- Être à côté de la plaque (To be clueless)
- Être la cinquième roue du carrosse (To be a fifth wheel)
- Avoir bon dos (To take the blame)
- Être le dindon de la farce (To be taken for a ride)
- Avaler des couleuvres (To accept something against your will)
- Être fait comme un rat (To be caught red-handed)
- Donner des noms d’oiseau (To call names)
- C’est la fin des haricots (That’s the last straw)
- Faire des gorges chaudes (To mock)
- Être dans le collimateur (To be on somebody’s hit list)
- C’est un panier de crabes (They’re at each other’s throats)
- Chercher midi à quatorze heures (To complicate things)
- Couper l’herbe sous le pied de quelqu’un
- Donner du fil à retordre (To make somebody’s life difficult)
- Avoir une dent contre quelqu’un (To have a grudge)
- Être pendu aux basques de quelqu’un (To be clingy)
- Être unis comme les doigts de la main (To be very close)
- Être à tu et à toi (To be on a first name basis)
- Avoir un Polichinelle dans le tiroir (To be pregnant)
- Être dans les petits papiers (To be in someone’s good graces)
- Raconter des salades (To tell stories, tall tales)
- Deux poids deux mesures (Double standard)
- Au nez et à la barbe (Right under your nose)
- Découvrir le pot aux roses (To discover the truth)
- Cousu de fil blanc (Obvious)
- Faire l’école buissonnière (To play hooky)
- Jouer l’arlésienne (To fail to materialize)
- Avoir le couteau sous la gorge (To be under the gun)
- Bec et ongles (Tooth and nail)
- Avoir la moutarde qui monte au nez (To lose your temper)
- Dormir sur ses deux oreilles (To sleep like a baby)
- Avoir les jetons (To have the jitters)
- Faire un tabac (To be a big hit)
- Faire d’une pierre deux coups (To kill two birds with one stone)
- Rouler dans la farine (To rip off)
- Donner sa langue au chat (To give up)
- Être au creux de la vague (To hit rock bottom)
- Faire chou blanc (To come up empty-handed)
- Les carottes sont cuites (It’s all over)
- Bien mener sa barque (To do all right for yourself)
- Arriver dans un fauteuil (To win easily)
- Avoir du plomb dans l’aile (To be in a bad way)
- Un de ces quatre (One of these days)
- Avoir le cul bordé de nouilles (To be extremely lucky)
- Peigner la girafe (To twiddle your thumbs)
- Avoir un cœur d’artichaut (To fall in love easily)
- Être fleur bleue (Moved emotionally, sentimental)
- Être soupe au lait (To get angry easily)
- C’est le cadet de mes soucis (That’s the least of my worries)
- Avoir le vent en poupe (To have the wind in your sails)
- Avoir la flemme (To be lazy)
- Avoir la gueule de bois (To have a hangover)
- Bête comme ses pieds (To be very stupid)
- Poser un lapin (To stand somebody up)
- Avoir le cœur sur la main (To have a heart of gold)
- Être dans la lune (To have your head in the clouds)
- Tomber dans les pommes (To faint, to pass out)
- Filer un mauvais coton (To be heading for trouble)
- Être aux petits oignons (To be perfectly prepared)
- Quel navet (What a dud, what a bad movie!)
- Être à l’aise dans ses baskets (To feel comfortable)
- Faire la grasse matinée (To sleep in, to sleep late)
- Être aux anges (To be over the moon)
- Avoir le cafard (To be depressed)
- Casser les pieds (To annoy)
- Prendre Expressions
- Faire Expressions
- Category: Food and Drink
- How to Order Steak in French — Doneness Levels and Steak Cuts Explained
- 10 French Champagne Brands Pronunciation
- French appetizers: 20 Hors d’oeuvres You Will Love
- Breakfast in France – What Is The Typical Petit Déjeuner?
- List Of Top 10 Most Famous French Chefs Alive Today
- Top 10 French Lunches
- French Toast: Is It Actually From France?
- Baguettes In France: Everything You Need To Know
- Discover The Best 12 Unknown French Beer Brands
- 10 French Cheese Names You’re Probably Mispronouncing
- French Cakes: 10 Most Popular “Gâteaux” From France
- 10 French Pastry Names And Pictures
- Top 10 French Desserts You Will Love
- 10 Popular French Dishes You’re Probably Pronouncing Wrong
- Category: French Grammar
- 10 Everyday French Subjunctive Sentences You Can Use Right Now
- Regular ER Verbs in French
- Regular IR Verbs in French
- Regular RE Verbs in French
- Conditional Perfect Second Form
- French Conditional Perfect
- French Future Perfect Tense
- French Past Subjunctive
- French Pluperfect Subjunctive
- French Imperfect Subjunctive
- French Past Anterior Tense
- French Present Tense
- Top 100 French Verbs
- 4 Ways To Say ING In French
- Asking Questions
- Telling Time In French
- What in French
- Relative Pronouns
- Object Pronouns
- Passé Composé
- French Subjunctive Mood
- Regular French Verbs — ER, IR & RE Conjugations
- Definite & Indefinite Articles
- French Pronoun On
- Direct vs. Indirect Speech
- Expression of Cause
- French Passive Voice
- French Irregular Verbs
- N’importe Expressions
- Quelque + Indefinite Expressions
- Comparative & Superlative
- French Demonstrative Adjectives & Pronouns
- Interrogative Pronouns Qui & Que
- Interrogative Adjectives & Pronouns
- Stressed Pronouns
- C’est vs Il Est
- Gender of Nouns
- French Verbs Followed By De
- French Verbs Followed By À
- Verbs Not Followed By A Preposition
- French Infinitive Mood
- French Present Participle & Gerund
- French Passé Simple Tense
- Pluperfect Tense – Le plus-que-parfait
- Preposition De
- Preposition À
- En vs. Dans
- Tu vs Vous — You in French
- Verb Tenses
- Geographical Prepositions
- Imperative Mood
- French Adjectives
- Savoir vs Connaître
- French Reflexive Verbs
- French Imperfect Tense
- French Conditional Tense
- French Future Tense
- Top 10 French Verbs — Most Common Verbs You Need to Know
- Je viens de – Master the French Recent Past (Passé Récent)
- Sentence Structure
- French Prepositions
- Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns
- Subject Pronouns
- French Negation – How To Form Negative Sentences
- Adverbs
- Category: French History
- Category: French Literature
- Category: French Quizzes
- Attendre Quiz – Can You Choose the Right Verb Form?
- Finir Quiz – Can You Choose the Right Verb Form?
- Croire quiz — Can You Choose the Right Verb Form?
- Donner quiz – Can You Choose the Right Verb Form?
- Mettre Quiz – Can You Choose the Right Verb Form?
- Venir Quiz – Can You Choose the Right Verb Form?
- Can You Use “Tenir” Correctly? Take the Quiz
- Can You Use “Passer” Correctly? Try This French Verb Quiz
- Category: French word of the day
- Volontiers — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Avoir — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- À propos — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Par hasard — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Vis-à-vis — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- S’habituer — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Goinfre — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Par — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Rendez-vous — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Réfléchir — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Quant à — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Aller — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- C’est la vie — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Voire — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Être — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Tiens — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Au contraire — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- En outre — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Savoir — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Espérer — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Y — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Soudain — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Devoir — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Atout — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Vouloir — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Copain / Copine — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Acheter — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Autrement — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Pouvoir — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Depuis — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Flic — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Attendre — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Tant Pis — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- En effet — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Pour — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Madame or Mademoiselle? How to Choose the Right French Title
- Finir — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Craindre — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Le problème — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Bagnole — French Slang for “Car”: Meaning, Audio & Examples
- Avoir peur — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Autant — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Cependant — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- De plus — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Davantage — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Plus — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Fatigué — How to Say Tired in French (Examples & Audio)
- Garçon — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Pourtant — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Croire — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Monde — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Aussitôt — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Travailler — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Désormais — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Déjà in French — Meaning, Usage & More than just “déjà vu”
- Donner: The French verb that means “to give” — essential in daily life
- J’aurais dû — How to Say “I Should Have” in French
- Maman in French — The Warm, Everyday Word for “Mom”
- Passer — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Il faut in French — The indispensable phrase you’ll see everywhere
- N’importe quoi — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Mettre: The French verb that means “to put” — and so much more
- Été: How one French word means both “summer” and “been”
- Mec in French: the everyday slang word people really use
- The French word “or” – A mysterious connector demystified
- Salut in French – The Greeting You Can’t Get Wrong
- Je voudrais — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Tout à fait (Absolutely) – French Word of the Day
- Parler — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- À peu près (approximately) – French Word of the Day
- Dorénavant — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Aimer (To Like, To Love) – French Word of the Day
- Venir — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- French Word of the Day – Le Billet (Ticket)
- French Word of the Day – Tellement (So / So Much)
- Démarche — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Effectivement (Indeed)
- C’est-à-dire (That is to say)
- Hormis — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Parfois (Sometimes, occasionally)
- Presque (Almost)
- Cela dit / Ceci dit (That said)
- Mauvais vs. Mal (Bad / Poorly)
- Néanmoins (However / Nevertheless)
- Le Matin Vs. La Matinée
- Dont (Relative Pronoun)
- Se Barrer (To Leave)
- Se Planter (To Mess Up)
- Le But (The Goal/Aim)
- Bref (In Short / Anyway)
- En Fait (Actually / In Fact)
- Constater (To Observe / To Note)
- Se Renseigner (To inquire)
- À moins que (Unless)
- Le seuil (threshold)
- La Pénurie (Shortage, Scarcity)
- Surmonter (To overcome)
- Ampleur (Scale, Size, Extent)
- Exprimer (To Express)
- Même (Same, Self, Even)
- Enjeu (Meaning Stake, Issue)
- Le Bilan (Review, Toll, Appraisal)
- S’énerver (To get annoyed)
- Compter (to Count)
- Déconner (To act like an idiot)
- Métier (Job, Profession)
- Interrogation (Quiz, Exam)
- Avouer (To Admit)
- Pourquoi (Why)
- Sœur (Sister)
- Chaussures (Shoes)
- Pressé (To Be In A Rush)
- La salle de sport (gym)
- Chouette (Great, neat, nice)
- Éprouver (To feel, experience)
- Dehors (Outside)
- Would, could and should in French
- Bouffer (To eat)
- La psychologie (Psychology)
- Licencier (To fire)
- Payer (To pay)
- La société (Company, firm, society)
- Leur vs. leurs (Them vs. their)
- Mêler (To mix, to meddle)
- Avant vs. Devant (Before vs. in front of)
- Accueil (Welcome, reception)
- La Gueule (Mouth, face)
- Déranger (To bother)
- Nouveau, nouvelle (New)
- Agacer (To irritate, to annoy)
- Supporter (To support, to tolerate)
- Miam! (Yum / yummy)
- Coin (Corner, local area)
- Pas du tout (Not at all)
- Entendre (To hear)
- Rassasié (Full, satiated)
- Jouer (To play)
- Beurk (Yuck!, ugh!, ew!)
- Puer (To stink)
- Frimer (To show off)
- Gamin (Kid, child)
- Rigoler (To laugh, joke around)
- Dernier, dernière (Last)
- Euh (uh, um, er)
- Pareil, pareille (the same)
- Hein (French Interjection)
- Marrant (Funny)
- Dîner (To have dinner, to eat out)
- Le Fric (Money)
- Se réveiller (To wake up)
- Vieux, vieille (Old)
- La balle (Ball, bullet, buck)
- La plupart (Most, majority of)
- Souhaiter (To wish)
- Le bruit (Noise)
- Se coucher (To go to bed)
- Se trouver (to be located)
- Capter (To understand, grasp)
- Selon (According to)
- Cochonnerie (Junk food)
- Franc, franche (Honest)
- Gros, grosse (Big, fat)
- Assister (To help, to attend)
- Arrêter (To stop)
- Le régime (Diet, regime)
- Se dépêcher (To hurry up)
- Fait chier! (That sucks!)
- Glander (To do nothing)
- Chaleureux (Warm, welcoming)
- Bouchon (Cork, traffic jam)
- Peuplé (Populated)
- Bah ouais! (Yeah!)
- Sublime (magnificent)
- L’apogée (Height, peak)
- La plage (Beach)
- La lecture (Reading)
- Se casser (To leave, to be off)
- Se souvenir (to remember)
- Nom (Name, noun)
- Meuf (Girl, chick)
- Supprimer (To delete, remove)
- Démarrer (To start up)
- S’intéresser à (To be interested in)
- Euro (Currency, pronunciation)
- Débordé” (Overwhelmed)
- Défi” (Challenge)
- Bordel (Mess, chaos)
- Aborder” (To Approach, to tackle)
- Attention !” (Watch out!)
- La phrase (Sentence)
- Efficace (Effective, efficient)
- Draguer (To flirt, to hit on)
- La Monnaie (Change/coins, currency)
- Actuellement (currently)
- Les Bonnes Résolutions (New Year’s Resolutions)
- Bonne année – Happy New Year In French
- The Real Meaning Of “La Librairie” In French
- How To Use The Slang Adjective “Crevé” (Exhausted) in French
- How To Use “S’éclater” (to have a blast) In French
- Sapin de Noël – How To Say “Christmas Tree” In French
- Père Noël – How To Say “Santa Claus” In French
- How To Use The Word “Sensible” In French
- The Meaning Of “Blessé” in French Will Surprise You!
- How To Use “Bonsoir” In French
- How To Use “Les infos” In French
- How To Use “Propre” In French
- How to pronounce l’hiver (winter) in French
- How to use the French word “craquer” (to give in)
- How to use the French word “Préservatif” (Condom!)
- How To Use The Adjective Ancien (Ancienne) in French
- Se mettre à — the French expression for “to start doing”
- How To Use The Word “L’occasion” In French
- 4 Sentences Showing How To Use “Aucun” In French
- How To Use Combien (How much, how many) in French
- Learn The Real Meaning Of “La location” In French
- 4 Ways To Use The Verb “Remettre” (To hand over, postpone)
- How To Use “Prochain” (Next) In French
- Dès: French Preposition Meaning Starting From & As Soon As
- Ouf – Fun French Slang Word Meaning “Crazy”
- Manquer Meaning & Examples: French Word of the Day
- Alors que (While, when, as well as)
- Kiffer – To Like (Slang)
- How To Use The French Slang Word “Boulot” (Work, job)
- 6 Ways To Use The French Word “Milieu”
- Gourmand (Enjoys Food & Eating) – French Word of the Day
- Quiconque
- “Tant Que” (As Long As) Explained: Essential French Conjunction
- How to insult somebody in French using “espèce de”
- Ni…ni (neither…nor)
- De toute façon
- Aurores boréales
- How To Use “Décevoir” (To Disappoint) In French
- “Gérer”: Master the French Word for “To Manage”
- How To Pronounce “Automne” (Fall/Autumn) in French
- Endroit – Place in French
- 3 Best Ways To Use “S’agir de” in French
- 8 Sentences Using “Quand même” In French
- Traîner
- 6 Example Sentences With Servir (To Serve)
- 4 Example Sentences Using Suivre (To Follow)
- “Avoir Failli” (Almost!) Explained: French Word of the Day
- 7 Example Sentences With Sentir (To feel, to smell)
- Bourré – 3 Ways To Say Drunk in French
- Machin
- Tenir — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Master “Sinon” (Otherwise, If Not, Or Else) in French
- “Donc” in French: Meaning and Examples (So, Therefore, Thus)
- Au-dessus vs. en dessous
- Flâner – to stroll, laze about
- Autrui – others, other people in French
- Chat – cat in French
- Eau – Water in French
- Si vs oui (yes)
- Car (Because / For / As) – French Word of the Day
- Médaille – medal
- Arrondissement pronunciation and meaning
- Gymnastique – gymnastics
- “Auprès de” (Near, close to, beside) – Usages & Examples
- Léon Marchand – French Olympic Swimmer
- Les Champs-Élysées – Meaning & Pronunciation
- Tandis que – whereas, while
- Cuisine – kitchen, cooking, food
- La fille (girl, daughter)
- Joie – joy
- Rue – street, road
- Piscine – pool
- Enfant – child, kid
- Pendant – during
- Encore (Again, still, yet, even)
- Fois – time
- Quoique – French Word of the Day (Although / Even Though)
- Plutôt (Quite / Rather / Instead) – French Word of the Day
- Pour que – so that, in order that
- Plusieurs – several
- Souvent – often
- Allemand – German
- Vie – life
- Pourvu que – Provided that
- Paris
- Avec – With
- Chien – Dog
- Glace – Ice cream, mirror
- Voiture – Car
- Aéroport – Airport
- Répéter (To Repeat) – Examples
- Famille – Family
- Voisin – Neighbor
- Trop – Too, too much, too many
- Grand-père – Grandfather, grandpa
- Vraiment – Really
- Courage – Courage, bravery
- Paresseux – Lazy
- Coucou – Hi there!
- Faim – Hungry, hunger
- Se détendre – To Relax
- Se tromper – To mistaken, get wrong
- S’occuper – to take care of
- Se méfier – To be wary of
- Le Père – Father, dad
- Alcool – alcohol
- Je m’appelle – My name is
- Félicitations – Congratulations!
- Collège – Middle School, Junior High School
- Bon Appétit – Enjoy your meal!
- Le Roi – King
- Américain, Americaine – American
- Zut – Shoot, Darn!
- French Word of the Day – Toutefois (However)
- Le Repas – Meal
- Malgré (Despite, in spite of)
- Blanc, Blanche – white
- Le Lycée – high school
- Master “S’en Aller” (To Leave / To Go Away) In French
- Histoire – story, history
- Quelque chose – Something
- Le Beurre – butter
- La Mer – Sea, ocean
- Maison in French — Meaning, Pronunciation & Everyday Uses
- Le fils (Son)
- Penser Meaning & Translation – To Think in French
- Mot – word
- Sortir – To go out
- Commander (To Order, To Command)
- French Word of the Day: Déménager | Learn “To Move Out” in French
- Temps – time
- Août (August)
- Ouest – West
- Foutre – (To do, to put – slang)
- Jusqu’à – until
- Printemps – Spring
- “Lors de” Explained: French for “During” and “At the Time Of”
- Meilleur (Better / Best) – French Word of the Day
- Californie – California
- Emprunter – to borrow
- Enfoiré – B*stard, Jerk
- Montagne – Mountain
- Jamais – never
- Bien que (Even though, although)
- La neige – Snow
- Chocolat – Chocolate
- Vivre – to live
- Cheveux – hair
- Demander -To ask for
- L’œil, les yeux – Eye, eyes
- Congé Meaning – Time off
- “Maintenant” (Now) – Master The Pronunciation!
- Ville – city
- Langue – Language, tongue
- Je devrais – Should
- En in French (pronoun)
- Œuf – Egg
- Grand-Mère – Grandmother, grandma
- Café – Coffee
- Jeux Olympiques – Olympic Games
- Rien: French Word of the Day – Examples & Pronunciation
- Guerre – War
- Wi-Fi in French
- Retraité (à la retraite) – Retired
- Péter – To Fart, pop, burst, break
- Monsieur – Sir, Mister
- Heureusement – Fortunately
- Bof – Meh, nah
- Que – What, that, than
- Vachement – Really, so, very
- Français – French
- Cours – Lesson, Class, Course
- “Puis” (Then, next, finally) – French Word of the Day
- Soit (Either, be)
- Bête – Silly, Stupid
- Sauf (Except)
- Pays – Country
- 18 French Terms of Endearment To Call Your Lover
- Se Vanter – To brag, boast
- Je t’aime – 4 Ways To Say “I love you” In French
- Piquer – To Sting, bite, jab
- Télécharger – To Download
- Bavarder – To Chat
- En ligne – Online
- Afin (So that, in order to)
- Frais – Cool, Fresh, Fee
- Dingue – Crazy
- Râler – To moan and groan, complain
- Poser – To put, place, ask (a question)
- Puisque: Master Its Meaning & Use in French
- Sûr – Sure, Certain, Safe
- Joindre (To Join, To Reach) – French Word of the Day
- Truc – Thing
- Coeur – Heart
- Chemin – Path, Way, Road
- Profiter – To Enjoy
- Heure – Hour
- Toujours – Always
- Côté – Side
- Assez – Enough, Quite, Rather, Pretty
- Rendre – To give back
- Essayer – To try
- Feignant – Lazy
- Peut-être – Maybe
- Ranger – To tidy, clean, put away
- Quitter (To leave)
- Visiter vs. Rendre Visite (To Visit)
- Que veut dire (How do you say?)
- Vers vs. Envers (Towards)
- Ainsi (Like this, in this way)
- French Word of the Day: Le Projet (Project/Plan)
- Pièce – Room, piece, coin
- Boîte – Box, can
- Je veux – I want
- Journée – Day
- Gagner – To Win, Earn Money
- Master “Beaucoup” (Much / Many / A Lot) In French
- Les vacances (vacation)
- Aujourd’hui – Today
- Bosser – To work hard
- Demain – Tomorrow
- Chiant — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Drôle – Funny, Weird
- Rester – To Stay
- Gens vs. Personnes (People)
- Nul, Nulle: Lousy in French
- Marcher – To Walk, Work, Function
- Ailleurs (Elsewhere) vs. D’ailleurs (For That Matter)
- Master En Revanche vs. Par Contre: French for “On the Other Hand”
- Formidable – Terrific & Great
- French Word of the Day: Se débrouiller (To get by, to manage)
- Argent – money
- 4 Fascinating Ways To Say “Touché!” In French
- 7 ways to say “excuse me” in French
- De rien – You’re welcome in French
- Voilà Meaning in French — Examples and Audio
- 3 Ways to Say “Friend” in French
- 6 ways to use “quoi” (what) in French
- An vs. Année: Understanding “Year” in French
- Heureux vs Content – Happy in French
- Qui – Who
- Bienvenue (Welcome)
- Bonne Chance – Good Luck
- How To Say “Cheers” in French – Santé!
- Bon Anniversaire – Happy Birthday In French
- Beau/Belle – Beautiful
- Très bien – very well
- Moi — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Joyeux Noël — How to Say Merry Christmas in French (with audio)
- S’il vous plaît – Please
- How to say good night in French
- Lui – Him (or her)
- Alors (So / Well / Therefore / Then) Usages & Examples
- D’accord — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Ça va (How are you?)
- Au Revoir – Goodbye
- Bonjour – Hello
- Chez (At the home of)
- Avoir Besoin — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Être en train de — Meaning, Pronunciation, and Examples in French
- Avoir envie de – To want, to fancy
- Enchanté – Nice to meet you!
- Category: Holidays and Celebrations
- Category: Learning French
- French for Beginners: Your Complete A1 Starter Guide
- 6 Tips For How To Master French Verb Conjugations
- French vs. Spanish – Similarities & Differences
- 17 Common Mistakes To Avoid When Learning French
- French DELF & DALF Exams
- 10 YouTube Channels For Learning French
- 5 Websites For Learning French
- How To Find An Online French Teacher
- Why French is Hard To Learn
- How To Learn French
- 11 Podcasts For Learning French
- How To Learn French Fast
- Why learn French
- Category: Movies and TV
- Category: phrases
- 10 Ways To Say Sorry in French Beyond “Désolé”
- 20 Ways To Say Thank You In French
- 20 Ways To Say Hello In French (with Audio)
- How To Say “For” in French
- How To Say “I Miss You” in French
- Quand vs. Lorsque Explained – French Word of The Day
- 14 Ways To Say Good Morning In French
- 7 Ways To Say “No Problem” In French
- 15 Ways to Say Goodbye in French (with Audio)
- 17 Useful Ways to Say No In French
- 33 Ways to Say Yes in French
- How To Use “Je Suis” (I am) In French Conversation
- Je ne sais pas meaning
- “Voulez-vous coucher avec moi?” Meaning & Usage in French
- French Travel Phrases
- French pick-up lines
- How To Ask “How Old Are You?” In French
- 10 Ways To Ask “How Are You?” In French
- Category: Politics and Current Events
- Category: Pronunciation
- Acute accent in French (é): How to pronounce the accent aigu
- How To Pronounce ENT in French
- È Grave Accent in French: Pronunciation & Explanation
- How to pronounce the TH sound in French
- How To Pronounce Names of 7 American Cities in French
- 25 Most Difficult French Words To Pronounce
- How to pronounce the “eu” sound in French
- 10 French Brand Names You May Be Mispronouncing
- How To Pronounce “Les États-Unis” (the United States) in French
- How To Pronounce “Crêpe” In French Like A Native
- How To Pronounce Croissant In French
- 30 French Canadian Last Names You May Be Pronouncing Wrong
- 14 French Wine Names You’re Probably Mispronouncing
- French S: When And How To Pronounce This Tricky Letter
- Learn the French Alphabet: Pronunciation & Audio
- French Liaison: The Trick to Knowing When To Use It
- French Accents
- 30 Reading Rules To Perfect Your French Pronunciation
- 10 French City Names You May Be Mispronouncing
- Category: Reviews
- À Moi Paris Review – Why I Recommend Camille’s French Course
- 10 French Halloween Costumes You’ll Love
- French Verb Drills Review (Why You Need To Try This!)
- Babbel French Review – Know The Pros and Cons Before Buying
- Duolingo French: What They Don’t Tell You
- Best Apps To Learn French
- Rosetta Stone French: Good For Beginners, Limited In Scope
- Pimselur French Review: Good Tool For Learning Pronunciation
- FrenchPod101 Review – (Read Before Buying)
- Category: Schools
- Category: Songs
- Slimane – Mon amour: Learn the Meaning of France’s Eurovision Hit
- Milord — Edith Piaf: French Lyrics & English Translation
- “La symphonie des éclairs” — The Powerful French Song That Finds Beauty in the Storm
- Why “La fête” by Amir Is the Feel-Good French Song You Need Right Now
- Why “Non, je ne regrette rien” Still Captivates French Learners and Music Lovers
- Là-bas lyrics – Jean Jacques Goldman And Sirima
- Padam, Padam… – song and lyrics by Édith Piaf
- Mon truc en plumes – Sung by Lady Gaga at the Paris Olympics
- Hymne à l’amour – Song and lyrics by Édith Piaf
- Ce n’est qu’un au revoir (French version of Auld Lang Syne)
- La Décadanse Lyrics & Meaning (Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin)
- Top 20 French Songs with Lyrics & Translations for Learners
- Ella, elle l’a (France Gall) Meaning, Translation, Lyrics
- La solassitude (Stromae) French Lyrics & English Translation
- Je te promets (Johnny Hallyday) Meaning, Translation, Lyrics
- Petit Papa Noël – Lyrics, translation and meaning
- Noël Blanc (Song – White Christmas) Lyrics, Translation
- Douce nuit, sainte nuit (Silent Night) Lyrics & Translation
- Comme d’habitude (Claude François) Lyrics & Translation
- Le Sud (Song by Nino Ferrer) — French & English Lyrics
- Bonne journée (Song by Stromae) Lyrics, Translation, Meaning
- Parle à ta tête Lyrics, Translation & Meaning — Indila
- Joe le Taxi – Learn French with Song Lyrics & Vocabulary
- À tout jamais Lyrics & Meaning — Mylène Farmer
- Stromae — Fils de Joie (French Lyrics & English Translation)
- Amir & Indila — Carrousel Lyrics & English Translation
- Angèle — Balance ton quoi (French Lyrics & English Translation)
- Angèle — Bruxelles je t’aime (Lyrics & English Translation)
- Indila — S.O.S. (French Lyrics & English Translation)
- Stromae — Mon amour (French Lyrics & English Translation)
- Santé — Stromae French Lyrics, English Translation & Meaning
- L’enfer — Stromae Lyrics, English Translation & Meaning
- Love Story Lyrics & Translation – Learn French with Indila’s Romantic Hit
- Pour que tu m’aimes encore song and lyrics by Celine Dion
- Tous Les Garçons Et Les Filles – Lyrics & Meaning
- Et si tu n’existais pas – song and lyrics by Joe Dassin
- Tous les mêmes – Stromae – Lyrics & Translation
- Je veux by Zaz – French Lyrics and English Translation
- Vive le vent (Jingle Bells) French lyrics and translation
- Tourner dans le vide – Indila Lyrics, Translation & Meaning
- 10 Best Celine Dion French Songs Of All Time
- Indila – Ainsi bas la vida (English Translation) Lyrics
- Mon Dieu – Édith Piaf (French Lyrics, English Translation)
- Je t’aime… moi non plus – Learn French with Gainsbourg’s Iconic Lyrics
- Sous le ciel de Paris – Song and lyrics by Édith PIaf
- Stromae – Formidable French Lyrics English Translation
- Dominique by The Singing Nun (Sœur Sourire) Lyrics
- Alors on danse – Stromae (French Lyrics English Translation)
- Papaoutai – song by Stromae – lyrics and translation
- Dernière danse – Learn French With Indila’s Song Lyrics
- Top 12 Edith Piaf Songs You’ll Love
- Minuit, chrétiens – O Holy Night (French Lyrics English Translation)
- Amsterdam – song and lyrics by Jacques Brel
- La Bohème – Learn French with Charles Aznavour’s Song Lyrics
- Les feuilles mortes – song and lyrics by Yves Montand
- La Mer – Song & Lyrics by Charles Trenet – (English)
- Les Champs-Élysées – song and lyrics by Joe Dassin
- C’est si bon – Meaning, Lyrics & Translation (Yves Montand)
- Ne me quitte pas – Meaning, Lyrics & English Translation
- 12 Songs For Learning French
- 🎄 Top 10 French Christmas Songs — Lyrics & English Translations
- Au clair de la lune – song and lyrics
- Frère Jacques – Learn the Classic French Song with Lyrics and Audio
- La Vie en Rose – Learn French with Edith Piaf’s Song Lyrics
- Bonjour monsieur, bonjour madame song and lyrics
- La Marseillaise (National Anthem of France)
- Alouette, gentille alouette — Lyrics in French & English (with Audio & Vocabulary)
- Category: Vocabulary
- 50 French Connector Words — Essential Linking Words for Fluent Conversation
- Days of the Week in French — Pronunciation & Usage with Audio
- 100 Most Useful French Words (with Audio, by Category)
- French Clothing Vocabulary — Les vêtements en français
- French Months of the Year — Les mois de l’année
- How To Say The Year In French
- Names For 50 States In The USA
- Hanukkah Vocabulary
- French Slang
- Home Improvement (DIY) Vocabulary
- Politics & Election Vocabulary
- Personal Information Vocabulary
- Book Terms
- Hardware Store Vocabulary
- Home vocabulary
- Punctuation Marks
- Marriage & Wedding
- Expressions of Quantity
- Approximate Numbers
- Fractions
- Zodiac Signs
- Acronyms And Abbreviations
- Music Theory
- Cooking terms
- Tree Names
- Covid 19
- Climate Change And Global Warming
- Thanksgiving
- Shops & Stores
- French Driving Vocabulary
- Car Rental Vocabulary & Phrases
- Currency (Money) Exchange Phrases & Vocabulary
- French Signs Vocabulary
- Common Nouns
- Environment and ecology vocabulary
- Geography vocabulary
- Physical appearances vocabulary
- Five Senses
- Parts of the day vocabulary
- Flavors vocabulary
- How Much?
- Customs & Immigration Vocabulary
- Dog breeds
- Insect Vocabulary
- Flower Names
- Religions Vocabulary
- 🎃 French Halloween Vocabulary — L’Halloween
- Bar & Drinks Vocabulary
- French Physics Vocabulary
- Biology Vocabulary
- Chemistry Vocabulary
- Economics Vocabulary
- Construction Vocabulary
- Farm & Agriculture Vocabulary
- French Tools & Toolbox Vocabulary
- Post Office Vocabulary
- Herbs & Spices Vocabulary
- French Landscapes Vocabulary
- Anatomy Terms
- Martial Arts Vocabulary
- Equestrian (Horseback Riding) Vocabulary
- Boating and Sailing Vocabulary
- Architecture Vocabulary
- Beauty Vocabulary
- French Sewing Vocabulary
- Gardening Vocabulary
- Injury & First Aid Vocabulary
- Motorcycle Vocabulary
- Rocks and Minerals Vocabulary
- Card and Board Games Vocabulary
- Art Vocabulary
- Fitness & Training Vocabulary
- Sightseeing Vocabulary
- Theater Vocabulary
- Airplane vocabulary
- Cycling vocabulary
- Business Vocabulary
- Office supplies vocabulary
- Fishing Vocabulary
- Photography Vocabulary
- Camping Vocabulary
- Law & Legal Terms
- Science vocabulary
- Math Terms
- School Vocabulary
- Pharmacy Vocabulary
- Supermarket vocabulary
- Bedroom vocabulary
- Dining room vocabulary
- Swimming Vocabulary
- Golf Vocabulary
- Baseball Vocabulary
- Fast Food Vocabulary
- Tennis vocabulary
- Basketball Vocabulary
- Hospital Vocabulary
- Living Room Vocabulary
- 60 French Words Used In English
- Ordinal Numbers
- Telephone vocabulary
- Emergency vocabulary
- Daily Routine Reflexive Verbs & Vocabulary
- Classroom vocabuary and commands
- Reading and Writing Dates in French
- Weights & Measures Vocabulary
- French Soccer Vocabulary
- Astronomy Vocabulary
- Haircut Vocabulary
- French Cruise Vocabulary
- French Skiing Vocabulary
- French Personality Traits Vocabulary — Les traits de caractère
- Computer Vocabulary
- Where In French (Complete Guide To The Word “Où?”)
- Seasons of the Year
- Baby & Childcare
- Car Parts Vocabulary
- Makeup Vocabulary
- Jewelry Vocabulary
- Musical Instruments Vocabulary
- Kitchen Vocabulary
- Bathroom Vocabulary
- Banking Terms
- Music Vocabulary
- Health, Illness & Doctor
- School Subjects Vocabulary
- Rooms in the House Vocabulary
- 🎄French Christmas Vocabulary — Vocabulaire de Noël
- Wine Vocabulary
- Furniture Vocabulary
- French Nationalities, Countries & Languages – Full Vocabulary List
- French Nature Vocabulary
- Beverages vocabulary
- French Hobbies Vocabulary
- Words Relating To Time (50+ Temporal Phrases)
- How To Ask Directions In French
- Shopping Vocabulary
- 10 Ways To Say “Okay” In French (With Example Sentences)
- Shapes Vocabulary
- How to Order Food in French: Essential Phrases & Vocabulary
- 120+ French Weather Terms
- Body Parts Vocabulary
- Animal Names
- French Food Vocabulary
- French Jobs Vocabulary — Les métiers et professions en français
- French Sports Vocabulary — Les sports en français
- Feelings and emotions vocabulary
- Colors in French — Les couleurs en français
- French Family Vocabulary: List Of 50+ Words With Audio
- French Numbers 1-100 — With Audio, Pronunciation & Easy Tips
- French Airport Vocabulary & Phrases
- French Hotel Vocabulary
- French Taxi Vocabulary
- French Train Vocabulary
- French Greetings
- Category: Writing
