Faux Ami - Part 2

👉 See also: French false cognates (faux amis) » Today’s lesson covers a faux ami (false cognate) which confuses many students: la location meaning “rental” and “renting” and NOT the English “location”. The English word “location” is l’endroit in French (link to lesson below). la location rental, renting

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.

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Learn The Real Meaning Of “La location” In French

Bosser – To work hard

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