French Language Articles

  Falloir and valoir are two distinct French verbs that are sometimes confused. At this point, I would like to reassure all learners...

  Last week, I was writing a sentence on a whiteboard during a French language class. It was an example that included the word...

  Avoir l'air is a common phrase in French that means to seem, to appear, to look or sound. It is often followed by an adjective....

  The French word plus can have two different meanings: Plus can mean more, as in: Les gens passent plus de temps sur les réseaux...

  Here is a question that is often asked in my French classes: when should you say vite and when should you use rapide? You may think...

  Let's say it straight away: soit-disant with a t at the end of the first word simply does not exist! The correct spelling is...

  You may think that fonds is just the plural form of fond and you'd be right, it can be the case! However, fonds, with its final s,...

  Here we are, at the beginning of the New Year! In France, January is the month where people will wish you a Happy New Year and you...

  The difference between chaque and chacun, chacune is not necessarily obvious if you are learning French as a foreign language....