How to say goodbye in French: 39 ways to bid farewell
Au revoir is the most common way to say “goodbye” in French, but it isn’t the only one. Learn to go beyond “goodbye” in French in 30+ different ways.
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Tabarnak! A guide to some of Québec’s best insults and swear words
French is spoken by more than 300 million around the world, and linguists predict that this figure will increase dramatically in the coming years.
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20+ French insults ranked by their probability to start a fight
You ended up in some kind of fight, with a friend or a stranger, online or face to face. And you ran out of swear words. That’s why you’re here, right? You’ll wish you had read this before insulting with a French person. We’ll make you offend us: tug on our beret, penetrate our mime […]
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Duolingo French vs. Frantastique: which is best?
Launched in 2012, Duolingo French is one of many courses launched by Duolingo after the platform was created in 2012. Duolingo French offers more than 200 lessons.
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Essential French Travel Words and Phrases for a Bon Voyage
Your bags are packed, your boarding pass is in hand and your passport is in its special place for safekeeping…
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How to say “I love you” convincingly in French
When it comes to love, no city does it better than Paris. Is it the elegant Haussannian facades, the sun-dappled banks of the Seine or the charming cafes around every corner that give the city its fame?
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Some common myths about France and how to debunk them
If you’ve been eagerly reading up on French traditions and culture before your long-awaited stay in a French city, hoping to catch a remote glimpse of what France is all about, you may have come across some dubious facts that needed double-checking.
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10 basic French sayings you can use every day
They make so much sense once you start thinking about the meaning – it’s not the sea to drink, and you’ll see that very quickly with some of the most common French idioms you can use to increase your fluency.
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Basic French Grammar: 12 Tips to Get You Started
Learning a new language isn’t easy, but that doesn’t mean it has to be hard either. The best way to begin is by learning the essentials to create a strong foundation, piece by piece, so you can build up to complete fluency.
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En soirée: A complete survival guide when in a French bar
There are 67 million people living in France, and for many of them, the thirst is real.
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