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French Numbers: Counting in French from 1 to 100+
Do you want to learn how to count in French? If you’re looking to get a handle on French numbers, I’ve got you covered. In this article, I explain everything you need to master counting in French....
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French Reflexive Verbs [With Conjugations, Vocab Lists, & Audio]
Think of French reflexive verbs as they are related to the word “reflect.” They describe actions that you do to yourself (in technical terms, that reflect back on the subject). These are things like...
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French Accent Marks: The Ultimate Guide
What are French accent marks, and why do they matter? The words café and résumé are originally French, and in English we often write those words without the accents. In French, however, the accent...
View ArticleHow to Say What in French [with Audio]
How do you say “what” in French? Beginners will definitely know quoi and que mean “what” in French while more advanced learners will also be familiar with ce que and ce qui. Yes, there is more than...
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How to Say Please in French (with Audio)
The most common ways to say please in French are s’il vous plaît and s’il te plaît. You use them when you’re requesting something, ordering food, or asking permission, similar to English. Using these...
View ArticleWater in French: Essential Vocabulary (with Audio)
“Water” in French is Eau (pronounced /o/). Eau often goes with a definite or an indefinite article, so you’ll mostly see it as de l’eau, d’eau, or l’eau. It’s a useful word in many situations —...
View ArticleBastille Day: What You Need to Know About France’s National Day
Bastille Day, or la fête nationale (“the National Day”) as it’s known in France, takes place on July 14th. It marks the storming of the Bastille prison in 1789, a key moment in the French Revolution....
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How to Say Friend in French
The most common word for “friend” in French is ami. As with every other French noun, ami also has masculine and feminine forms — un ami is a male friend and une amie is a female friend. Similar to how...
View ArticleFrench Imparfait: Uses, Conjugations, and Examples
Imparfait is the French imperfect tense, and you’ll hear it often in daily life. It’s used for ongoing actions in the past, similar to the English past continuous tense, such as “I was doing,” “I was...
View ArticleFrench Subjunctive Explained: What Is It and How to Practice It
Le subjonctif, or the “French subjunctive” can be tricky. Is it a tense? Not really. Is it conjugated like the tenses? Yes, we can say so. But what is it? The most appropriate way to define the...
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