Dis donc
Affective Accent
In English, you can emphasize an important word or syllable by pronouncing it more loudly, as in "It's magNIFicent!" That's not the case in French, which uses the affective accent instead. B2 - Upper-Intermediate French
Afternoon Ice Cream – Writing Challenge
Afternoon Ice Cream
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Faire la bise
French kissing has always been a fascinating part of French culture. Not in the sense of kissing with tongues (a topic for another site!), but rather the ubiquitous exchange of cheek kisses upon meeting and greeting in France. Present Participle Conjugations
The vast majority of French verbs use the nous form of the present tense as the root of their present participles: just drop -ons and add -ant. Jour J
French Abbreviations - Acronyms - Apocopes
Peu à peu
Cars and Driving
B1 - Intermediate French • travel French
Verbs + à vs de Quiz: Lettre d’invitation
Lettre d'invitation à une réunion de classe
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Exclamative Adverbs
An exclamative adverb (comme, que, ce que) is a word or phrase used in front of a clause to express a strong emotion like surprise or awe.