French text for study and practice with French Tutor online for DELF preparation and French conversation. ———————————————- La Fête des voisins est devenue, depuis sa création en 2000, le premier rendez-vous citoyen d’Europe. Elle a lieu cette année le vendredi 1er juin. Une occasion festive et conviviale de rencontrer ceux et celles qui vivent tout … Read more
French text for study and practice with French Tutor online for DELF preparation and French conversation. ———————————————-
Vocabulaire table At the table un verre glass une tasse cup un bol bowl une assiette plate un couteau knife une fourchette fork une cuillère spoon la cuisine kitchen, cooking un repas meal le petit déjeuner breakfast le déjeuner lunch le goûter snack le dîner dinner, supper Au marché / Au supermarché At the market … Read more
La France Les transports Means of transport Comment voyagez-vous? How do you travel? Je voyage… I travel… en avion / un avion by plane / plane en bateau / un bateau by boat / boat en train / un train by train / train en car / un car by tour bus (from city to … Read more
Passe-temps et activités Pastimes and activities avoir to have avoir besoin de… to need avoir envie de… to feel like (to want to) avoir l’intention de… to intend (to) chercher to look for trouver to find (Qui cherche, trouve!) (Who looks for (searches), finds!) écouter… to listen to… de la musique music la radio … Read more
Asking questions in French to start conversing 1) How to ask a question? Yes / No answer. Question is asked either by adding a ‘?’ to a statement, reversing order of the verb and subject, or starting question with ‘est-ce que’ Exemple: Are you French? –> Vous êtes français? = Etes-vous français? = Est-ce que … Read more
Listen to Audio Practice Exercises Bonjour /bɔ̃ʒuʀ/ Hello / Good day / Good morning Bonsoir /bɔ̃swaʀ/ Good evening Bonne nuit /bɔn nɥi/ Good night (only said when going to bed) Salut /saly/ Hi / Bye Au revoir /ɔʀ(ə)vwaʀ/ Goodbye S’il vous plaît / S’il te plaît /sil vu plɛ/ Please (formal / informal) Merci (beaucoup) … Read more
To make a sentence in French: Subjet + verb + complement Ex: 1) I am tall – Je suis grande (Je = subjet ; suis = verb ; grande = complement) 2) Les chaussures sont noires = The shoes are black Verbe Être – To Be Je suis – I am Tu es – You are … Read more
So you have had French in high school or college… but that is many years ago and you have never spoken French since!! Your French is badly rusty BUT you still know what you learnt. You just need to get it back and keep practicing to maintain your knowledge and progress. You can start by … Read more
Here you are! Ready to start learning French. Whether you need to acquire the basics for a trip to Paris, finish your degree and need to take this French 101 course, or simply do it for your pleasure; getting into learning French may be intimidating! Learning and remembering new words, understanding grammar rules, trying to … Read more
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