Learning French: expressing likes and dislikes
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French word of the week: mener
In today’s edition, we’re taking an in-depth look at the verb mener.
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French word of the week: langue and langage
For this word of the week blog, we’re breaking the rules by looking at two words in tandem – langue and langage.
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French word of the week: voler
With a new week comes a new French word! Are you ready to learn about the verb voler?
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Learning French: Illness, aches and pains
This edition of our blog will cover the most useful words, phrases and expressions to help you manoeuvre around the topic of medical help – this also includes the signage you might need to look out for, and numbers to call.
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French word of the week: genre
Every week, French learners flock to our blog to learn interesting details about a word of our choice. For this edition, we’ve chosen the word genre.
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French word of the week: intéresser
Bienvenue to all of our French learners! Ready to add a new word to your vocabulary? This week’s word is the verb intéresser.
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French word of the week: mauvais
It’s that time again! Time to improve your French vocabulary and comprehension by learning a new word. This week, we’re looking at mauvais.
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Learning French: using idioms in conversation
For some of us, improving our French conversation skills might feel ‘out of our depth’ or perhaps a bit of a ‘tough nut to crack’. If it feels like you’re putting too much ‘blood, sweat and tears’ into your practice, our blog is here to help make things easier!
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