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In This Issue

  • Au premier mai, fleurit le bon muguet
  • Airport Vocab Quiz
  • Using Bilingual Dictionaries
  • Passive Voice Translations
  • La Polynésie française
  • gémir - Mot du jour
  • Holidays and Events

Au premier mai, fleurit le bon muguet

Au premier mai, fleurit le bon muguet
Celebrate the 1st of May with the French proverb Au premier mai, fleurit le bon muguet.

À l'aéroport - Vocabulary Quiz

Airport counter
Test yourself on French travel vocabulary with this fill-in-the-blanks exercise:

   À l'aéroport

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Bilingual Dictionary Tips

Bilingual dictionary
Helpful tips on getting the most out of a bilingual dictionary.

Translating Passive Constructions

Translating passive French constructions
Learn the different possibilities for translating passive French constructions into English.

Polynésie française

French Polynesia
La Polynésie française, qui signifie littéralement « îles nombreuses », est un pays d'outre-mer de la République française composé de cinq archipels fourmillant d'îles et d'atolls.

Friday French Fix

Friday French fix
Lessons and quizzes are great for improving your French, but it's always helpful and fun to add some variety. If you're ready to try something different, check out the PwLF Weekend Workout. This weekly feature consists of a set themed exercises - one for each level, so there's always something for everyone. Many subscribers say that this is their very favorite PwLF feature.

Mot du jour

Mot du jour

gémir

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Holidays and Events

Holidays
Features related to upcoming holidays and events in the French-speaking world.
Plus some celebratory expressions:

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