Words Your French Teacher Won’t Teach You
Bienvenue’s How To Become Fluent in French
Release Date: 12/21/2020
Bienvenue’s How To Become Fluent in French
Put behind you the confusion caused by these verbs, once and for all!
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There are plenty of words that are exactly the same in English and French. And then we have our faux-amis. And then we have the faux-amis that make us look ridiculous if we get them wrong.
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Learn to listen to keywords
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Sometimes short is sweet and rapid-fire answers are what is required.
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Understanding adverbs is important because we use them constantly, and using them to enrich our daily exchanges is one of the keys to becoming fluent in French.
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Such small words can be difficult to translate--until you have adopted them as your very own.
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The misuse of articles in French is the most frequent mistake people make. From remembering gender to remembering to use an article when we don’t use one if English, it is confusing-but it doesn’t have to.
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Me, you and them seem to get confusing, but the truth is, it’s easy to remember when you learn them in a different context. Work with this episode and get that much closer to being fluent in French!
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The French already think Americans are over the top when they start gushing about a new pizza topping or anything else that touches their life. I’m excited is just one of those expressions that doesn’t translate...
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A glimpse at French slang and more with an explanation of their degrees of rudeness.
info_outlineDiscover the world of gros mots (big words), in French. We give you the essentials, from mild to very rude...