Learn the days of the week in French
You probably don’t think much about the days of the week until it’s time to make your weekend plans, schedule an appointment or book a relaxing vacation.
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You probably don’t think much about the days of the week until it’s time to make your weekend plans, schedule an appointment or book a relaxing vacation.
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The days of the week. They don’t contain “day” in French like they do in English. They all end with “di”, except one that starts with “di”. Confusing?
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Un, deux… onze…? soixante-dix? quatre-vingt-dix-sept?! Counting in French can get confusing, but don’t worry, we’ve got you! Learn all the French numbers from 1 to 100, and beyond.
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Despite a reputation for rudeness, politeness (or “politesse”) is a fundamental part of French culture, and this starts with greetings. There is no quicker way to get on a waiter’s bad side than to sit down without saying hello and start barking orders. Uttering a quick bonjour, depending on the time of day, is the […]
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There can only be uno! Today, we explore a difference between Latin American and Castilian Spanish.
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Wars have been fought over less. Luckily for you, Gymglish has compiled, illustrated and made light of 15 absolutely essential differences between UK English and US English.
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Food – it’s a basic human right and a means to survive. There are a few French dishes out there that may have pushed the meaning of survival too far, and some of them ended on our list!
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More than just tom-ay-to / tom-ah-to
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It’s no surprise that most of us want to learn a language at one point or another.
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