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Saynète or scénette? This orthographic dilemma puzzles many French speakers. However, there is no need to hesitate: "saynète" is the...

The words "prodige" and "prodigue" look and sound similar, but have very different meanings. Understanding when to use each one...

The verbs "clouer" and "clouter" look similar but don't have exactly the same meaning. Clouer The French verb clouer means...

This article presents key phrases and expressions for talking about your morning routine, meals, work or school, evenings and bedtime....

From snacks and meals to cooking and restaurants, the French language is full of colorful slang and casual terms related...

Félicitations is the most common way to say "congratulations" in French. It can be used in both formal and informal...

Learning French nouns isn’t always easy. All nouns in French have a gender - they are either masculine or feminine....

Today we are going to learn about the units of measurement used in France. It's a bit different from units...