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by Vincent AnthoniozAugust 8, 2018 French Recipes0 comments

Fruits de mer à l’orientale – Oriental Seafood recipe

This sumptuous seafood recipe created by our chef Vincent is one of our preferred meals. One can hardly imagine a more successful mixture of savours! Ce somptueux plat de fruits de mer, une invention de notre chef Vincent, est l’un de nos préférés. On peut difficilement imaginer un mélange de saveurs plus réussi ! (more…)
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by Vincent AnthoniozAugust 8, 2018 French Recipes0 comments

Avocats aux crevettes – French Shrimp Avocado Cocktail Recipe

Our French Recipe’s for French Learners are designed to help put your new language skills to work. We’ve outlined these authentic French recipe’s in both English and French languages for your learning enjoyment. This shrimp cocktail is a delightful and refreshing dish for summer, which will also give you the opportunity to learn how to make French cocktail sauce, much...
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by Vincent AnthoniozAugust 7, 2018 French Grammar Lessons0 comments

French Grammar Points – Passé composé vs Imparfait

The passé composé versus the imparfait ! When studying French, everyone needs to spend some time going over the tricky relationship between these two main past tenses. Instead of trying to figure out how they translate exactly into English grammar terminology (it doesn’t work in many cases), it is better to understand how and when they are used in French. First, it is important...
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by Vincent AnthoniozAugust 3, 2018 French Grammar Lessons0 comments

French Grammar Points – French Reflexive verbs

Reflexive verbs (also called pronominal verbs – verbes réfléchis or verbes pronominaux in French) play an important role in the French language. They have a particularity: these verbs are always accompanied with a reflexive pronoun. These reflexive pronouns technically mean “myself”, “yourself”, “himself”, “ourselves”, “themselves”. I. What are the use, the form and the types...
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by Vincent AnthoniozAugust 3, 2018 French Grammar Lessons0 comments

French Grammar lessons – C’est vs Il est

C’est vs Il est, Which one to Use? Don’t you find it puzzling when you hear a French person using c’est about a person? For instance: c’est un Anglais – il est avocat (he is an English man, he is a lawyer). As you probably already know, c’est means “this/it is” so why not use il est or elle est ? Well, we just have to accept that when...
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by Vincent AnthoniozMarch 6, 2018 French Grammar Lessons0 comments

Tips on Learning French

These following French learning tips can be all very helpful, but most importantly; don’t be afraid to speak and to involve the French you meet in your language learning! We would like to offer a few suggestions we hope you will find useful and interesting. When learning a foreign language, we know that it can be exciting, motivating, rewarding and fun but inevitably, at times,...
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by Vincent AnthoniozMarch 6, 2018 French Grammar Lessons0 comments

French grammar points – The Pronouns En and Y

Pronouns En and Y. We hear them and we see them everywhere. How do we use them? 1)En Let’s first start by defining en. As a pronoun (be sure not to confuse it with the preposition en ) it is used for many reasons and in many contexts. Here are the most important ones. En is a pronoun that replaces de or an indefinite determiner such as du, de l’, de la, des + a noun; en...
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