French Numbers, Days, Months, and Seasons
When you start learning French, one of the first things you will need to know are the basics that you can use in everyday conversations. Understanding numbers, days, months, and seasons…
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Contracted Articles in French
Contracted articles or les articles contractés in French are formed when certain prepositions (mainly “à” and “de”) combine with definite articles (“le” and “les”).
The French Alphabet, Pronunciation, and Phonetics
Learning a new language can be an exciting journey, and mastering its alphabet and pronunciation is the first step towards fluency.
Telling the time in French
Telling time in French is an essential skill to master, especially if you plan on scheduling appointments or making plans with French speakers. Before diving into the specifics of telling time, it is a good idea to review your French...
Talking about activities, sports and hobbies in French
Learning to speak about your personal life is an essential part of mastering any new language. Whether you are just starting to learn French or have been studying for a while, being able to share your likes, dislikes, routines, and...
Names of Places in French
In French when you want to say you are going to a place you will always use “to the + name of the place” along with the verb aller which means to go. à is to and the can be le/la/les...
Bonjour-Basic Greetings in French
Bonjour! If you are on this page you are probably taking your first steps to learn the French language. From the charming ‘Bonjour’ to the affectionate ‘Salut,’ the French language consists of an array of greetings that reflect its rich...
French Reflexive Verbs – Les Verbs Pronominaux
Pronominal verbs, also known as Reflexive Verbs, are verbs that include a reflexive pronoun that reflects the action back onto the subject. In languages like Spanish, French, Italian, and others, these verbs typically use reflexive pronouns to indicate that the...
What is a possessive adjective? – Les Adjectifs Possessifs
Possessive adjectives are words that describe who or what owns or possesses something. In English, a possessive adjective is one of the words my, your, his, her, its, our or their used with a noun to show that one person...
Third Group of Verbs – French ‘re’ Verbs
In French, verbs that end in “-re” are part of the third group of verbs. The conjugation of regular “-re” verbs follows a particular pattern. Here’s a general overview of how these verbs are conjugated in the present tenses. 1....