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In This Issue
- Moi non plus
- Faire Quiz
- Independent Study
- Avoiding Inversion
- Simone, la voix de la SNCF
- accro - Mot du jour
- Holidays and Events
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Being able to use the French expression moi non plus correctly is a big plus.
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Learning French on your own? Lawless French is packed with lessons and tips which you can supplement with other resources to study independently as efficiently as possible.
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Inversion is an essential verbal structure, but because it's formal, it can make your French sound overly fussy. So outside of formal situations like job interviews and journalism, you need to know your options. Here are the most common ways to use inversion and grammatically correct ways to avoid it.
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Ever wondered about the face behind the voice you hear at every train station and on every train in France? Find out about the woman who has been recording those announcements for 40 years in this video with transcript and translation.
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accro
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Features related to upcoming holidays and events in the French-speaking world.
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Plus some celebratory expressions:
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Lawless French Tips and Tools
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Follow this channel for daily links to the latest features from my French, Spanish, and Italian sites.
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Here, I compare and contrast features of these three Romance languages.
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