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  • Falloir
  • MiVoca App Review
  • Nature peinture
  • Past Tenses Quiz
  • Find a Tutor
  • ébranler - Mot du jour
  • Holidays and Events

Falloir

Falloir - to need
The irregular French verb falloir means "to need," "to be necessary," or "to be lacking." Since falloir is an impersonal verb, it has only one conjugation in each tense and mood: the third person singular; for example, the present tense il faut.

MiVoca - Vocabulary App

MiVoca
Discovering, organizing, and remembering vocabulary is one of the foundations of language learning, yet it can be utterly overwhelming. You're constantly exposed to new words in lessons, conversations ... how can you possibly keep track of them all - not to mention remember them? Introducing MiVoca, an online app that tracks and tests all your words in a single location.

Nature peinture

Nature peinture
Find authenticity with this lesson on the French expression nature peinture.

Mon jour férié - Passé composé vs imparfait Quiz

Day off
Test yourself on the Passé composé vs imparfait with this fill-in-the-blanks exercise:

   Mon jour férié

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Find a French Tutor

French tutor
Studying French online has many benefits, as well as some limitations. If you want to get serious about learning French but can't handle a rigid class schedule, private tutors are the way to go. LanguaTalk offers an easy-to-use search interface to help you find your ideal 1-on-1 French tutor based on availability, reviews, and video introductions.

Mot du jour

Mot du jour

ébranler

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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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