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  • En avril, ne te découvre pas d'un fil
  • Œufs de Pâques
  • Get French Help
  • Prepositions w/ Regions, Departments, Provinces, States, Counties
  • Poisson d'avril
  • Easter à fond
  • ampleur - Mot du jour
  • Holidays and Events

En avril, ne te découvre pas d'un fil

En avril, ne te découvre pas d'un fil
Read this lesson on the French proverb En avril, ne te découvre pas d'un fil before you take off any clothes.

Œufs de Pâques

Œufs de Pâques
Find out where Easter eggs come from and the reason for them while practicing your French listening comprehension with this video.

French Help

Get French help
No matter how motivated and self-reliant you are, you can't learn French entirely on your own. For those times when you just can't figure out a particularly tricky French phrase or grammatical construction, here are some places to get help.

Prepositions with Regions, Departments, Provinces, States, and Counties

French prepositions with regions and departments
French prepositions with regions, departments, provinces, states, and counties depend on the gender and first letter of the name, plus of course whether you're coming or going.

Poisson d'avril

Poisson d'avril
April fool's! Find out how the French celebrate this silly holiday.

Pâques à fond

Easter is the second biggest holiday in France, after Christmas. It's a time for gourmet feasts, including lots of chocolate and eggs brought by — no, not the Easter bunny, but rather by church bells. Learn more and practice your French with Easter-themed exercises.

Mot du jour

Mot du jour

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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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