AI at Lawless French
As AI takes over content creation (and endless other tasks and activities), it's natural to wonder whether I'm using it here at Lawless French. The short answer is: a tiny bit. For the long answer, keep reading. Zigoto
Faire le zigoto means to mess/muck around. I needed a word at the end of the alphabet for these sorts of miscellaneous posts, and this is what I came up with. Not bad, eh? (By the way, zigoto can also mean guy or bloke, synonymous with type or mec.)
As AI takes over content creation (and endless other tasks and activities), it's natural to wonder whether I'm using it here at Lawless French. The short answer is: a tiny bit. For the long answer, keep reading. Lawless French à fond
One day, I was idly thinking about French questions that get asked over and over, and inspiration struck: why not create a one-stop resource for lessons, practice exercises, and related content for those knotty topics? And thus Lawless French à fond was born. Feux d’artifice
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Looking for a tiny daily dose of French? Check out @LawlessFrench on Instagram, which follows a simple, strict schedule with particular emphasis on instalessons about everyday and idiomatic expressions. Beyond Lawless French
I put everything I can into this site, but some other sites offer extraordinary features far beyond what I am capable of creating myself. I partnered with one to create a co-branded version in order to bring their special features to my readers. Search Lawless French
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Trying to log in to Lawless French? Please read this carefully as there are three different login places, depending on what exactly you're trying to access. LKL on The Earful Tower
Want to know a bit about Guadeloupe and how I got here? Find that out - along with a bunch of fun French facts - in this podcast interview with Oliver Gee at The Earful Tower. Three Years of Lawless French
Lawless French is three years old today, and I think it's becoming a really useful site. Here's what's been happening. Support This Site
Bonjour tout le monde ! Lawless French is always free, but the time I spend on it is considerable. If you're enjoying the daily features and minimal advertising on this site - not to mention The Subjunctivisor! - please consider making a donation. I've just added various rewards you can claim based on certain pledges - check it out! :-) Welcome! 
This free website is packed with resources for students of all levels - where to begin? Here's a quick overview. Two Years of Lawless French
Two years ago, I gave up my 15-year position teaching virtual French with a dotcom in order to continue teaching virtual French on my own site. I briefly entertained the idea of doing something completely different, but found that I couldn't. The fact is that I feel compelled to write about French - I love it and I'm good at it, so what else could I possibly do? Share Lawless French
I have a little favor to ask of you... if you like this site (and I think it's fair to assume you do, since you're here!), I'd love for you to share it with family, friends, and classmates who are learning or want to learn French. Six Months of Lawless French
3 December 2014 marks the half anniversary of Lawless French, born when I decided to give up my 15-year freelance position and pour my efforts into my own site instead. Au revoir, About.com
For some reason, my good-bye note was removed from my old site, so I am republishing it here for anyone who didn't get a chance to read it. 
The letter combination il has various pronunciations depending on what precedes it.
Le festival de Cannes is one of the most famous film festivals in the world, and it takes place every May in the beautiful south of France. This issue of Lawless French à fond is all about movies and movie festivals.
A self-study French course divided into 30 loosely themed units consisting of grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation lessons; cultural tips; and assorted quizzes along the way.
An indirect object is a person that someone or something does something to indirectly. In both French and English, indirect objects are often replaced with indirect object pronouns.