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French Grammar – Ce Qui vs Ce Que

Ce qui me plaît, ce que j’aime… Qu’est-ce que tu aimes en France ? = What do you like/love in France? Ce que j’aime, c’est la langue, elle est tellement belle ! = What I love is the language, it’s so beautiful! You have probably heard the French start sentences with ce qui/ce que, especially when answering a question which starts with qu’est-ce qui… or...Read More

Learn French Grammar with This Essential Book!

Master French Grammar with Ease! Learning French is an exciting journey, but mastering French grammar can feel like a real challenge. Are you struggling with verb conjugations, tricky prepositions, or complex sentence structures? Our French Grammar book is here to help! Designed specifically for French learners, this clear, practical, and easy-to-use guide, with all explanations given in...Read More

How Long Does It Actually Take to Learn French?

What Affects Your Learning Speed? If you’re thinking about learning French, one of the first questions that may come to mind is: how long will it take? The answer depends on various factors, including your native language, your previous experience with learning languages, and how much time you dedicate to studying. According to the Foreign Service Institute (FSI), English speakers typically...Read More

Partir, quitter, laisser : Several ways to say that you’re leaving in French

What is the difference between partir, laisser and quitter? When you intend to leave a place, tell someone that you must go, or end a relationship, choosing the right verb is important. In this article, we will look at three useful French verbs: partir, laisser, and quitter. Depending on the context, these verbs carry other meanings in addition to “leaving.“ In...Read More

French Grammar – French Relative Pronouns – Lequel, auquel, duquel

French grammar explanations and exercises Following our previous article on the pronoms relatifs simples, we will focus in this issue on the pronoms relatifs composés. Nowadays, we have noticed that they are used less and less by the French in their everyday language. They are very often replaced by a simpler pronoun such as qui or où. But still, it’s interesting to know...Read More

Learn French grammar – The verb Tomber

Tomber: A Frequently Used Verb You Might Fall for The verb tomber is a very common verb in French. It’s also one of the easiest to use, as it is rather straightforward. Conjugating it is quite easy, and its meaning is most of the time the equivalent of “to fall” in English. But not always… How to conjugate tomber? Tomber is a verb of the 1st group, like the...Read More

Learn French grammar – How to use ça va?

Ça va in French ? And much more… It is very commun to hear ça va in French speaking countries all the time. In this article, we’ll explore its usage along with the various other applications of the French word “ça.” The tiny 2-letter word ça deserves special attention as the French use it constantly in everyday common life expressions for feelings, likes and...Read More