Useful Greetings and Vocabulary for Special Occasions and Social Situations in French
How would you tell a French friend “Happy Bastille Day”? The French do not really say that, the way we say “Happy 4th of July.” It would …
Continue ReadingArchive View
Learning French: Study Guides & Speaking Tips
Showing guides and explainers filed under Learning French: Study Guides & Speaking Tips.
Advertisement
Learn French: How to Describe a Person's Appearance and Personality
This article will teach you important French words and phrases necessary to describe people: both the way they look, and the personality that they …
Continue ReadingHow to Conjugate French -re Verbs in the Present Tense
Learning the present tense is an important part of your introduction to French. It is the tense that we use to discuss everyday occurrences, as well …
Continue ReadingAdvertisement
Learning to Conjugate French Verbs in the Imperative Mood
Giving commands in any language is very helpful. Learn how to form the imperative in French for commands to other people and commands to a group. This …
Continue Reading
Overview and Language Resources: Free French Learning at Babbel.com
Looking for a free, online resource to help you learn French? Look no further! Babbel.com is a smart, streamlined language-learning hub on the web. It …
Continue Reading
How to Learn & Practice French Through MMOs
Learning French may seem like a dry and unfun task… but it doesn’t have to be. Playing MMO games can provide a fun and immersive …
Continue Reading
Free French Language Pronunciation Online: FSI's Introduction to French Phonology
Would you like to learn how to pronounce French perfectly, and do it online for free? You can, with FSI’s “Introduction to French …
Continue ReadingAdvertisement
Learn Vocabulary For Clothing in French
Part of everyday life, clothing is very important to talk about in a foreign language. Learn how to refer to both women’s and men’s …
Continue Reading
Correspondence - Beginning and Ending Letters in French
The beginning and ending of French letters should be carefully studied in order to be correct according to French etiquette. The French forms are …
Continue ReadingHow to Use the Past-Tense Subjunctive In French
The past tense of the subjunctive may sound like an especially mysterious and difficult piece of French grammar wizardry, but in reality it’s …
Continue ReadingAdvertisement