French course

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Let's learn how to use possessive adjectives in French and you'll be able to differentiate Ma, mon, mes which all stand for the English possessive my..

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Let’s talk about feelings in French! Do you know how to say that you are feeling tired, angry, or worried? In this French lesson, we will learn 20 French adjectives to describe feelings. All adjectives are translated into English, of course, and they all include an example and audio.

In this French lesson, you will learn 41 regular French reflexive verbs (with a regular conjugation) in context. Don't forget your free PDF :)

The 3 French Indefinite Articles: UN - UNE - DES. Enhance your French with my videos/audios about Un-Une-Des. The French Indefinite Articles.

“Pardon my French, but you’re an asshole! Asshole!” –Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986) Centuries before Cameron shouted this over the phone to principal Ed Rooney, English-speaking people had been using the phrase “Pardon my French” to excuse their use of profanity. But why is it French and not Chinese, Swahili or nothing at all? The answer lies in European history. [...]