It feels like a significant achievement when you can use French phrases early in your language journey. Sure, practicing articles, adjectives, and prepositions is important, but why not impress your French friends, teacher, or language exchange partner with some fun and useful phrases for daily conversation? Here are the top 25 common French phrases you…
One of the first key grammar points to learn in German is the accusative case. In German, cases indicate the roles that people and objects play in a sentence. The accusative case specifically marks the direct object—the thing being acted upon. The direct object is the recipient of the action in a sentence. In other…
Are you at that point in your French learning journey where you’re thinking, “Alright, I’m ready for some real French now—bring it on!” If so, you’re in the right place! Once you have built a solid foundation of grammar and vocabulary, it makes sense to move on to the next key aspect of learning a…
Do you want to learn French and become bilingual? Why not! After all, it’s the 5th most spoken language in the world, with over 321 million speakers in 2022. Like any other foreign language, learning French requires a certain level of discipline if you want to master the art. However, everything becomes easier with the…
Dive into the world of French verbs with this comprehensive guide on transitive and intransitive verbs, including direct and indirect complements. Learn how to recognize and use these verbs correctly with simple examples, tips, and detailed explanations! Perfect for French learners at any level.
Pronouns are one of the most important but also one of the trickiest concepts in the German language. They substitute for nouns and allow you to avoid unnecessary repetition. For instance, instead of repeatedly saying “das Fahrrad” (the bicycle), you can replace this noun with the pronoun “es” (it). German pronouns are different from English…
Learning to tell time in French is not as hard as you think! Whether you’re a beginner or more advanced, expressing and understanding time will prove useful for understanding emails, having small talk, reading timetables, scheduling appointments, and much more. To get started, check out this video, in which Alicia walks you through the basics…
Learning how to tell time in a new language is a valuable skill. Still, even advanced learners need help with it or underestimate the importance of being able to express it. Talking about time is an essential part of daily conversations, so this is a lesson you shouldn’t skip. A great way to start is…
Did you know that YouTube can help you become fluent in French? Traditional learning methods, like textbooks filled with dry grammar rules, can make learning French feel like a chore. The good news is: There’s a more exciting way! With various YouTube channels, you can immerse yourself in the French language by listening to native…
Bonjour à tous! Today, we’re diving into an essential topic for anyone learning French: the days of the week. Whether you’re a beginner or more advanced, knowing how to say and use the days of the week will help you discuss your schedule, make plans, and talk about your weekly routines. Let’s get started! The…