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We use different adjectives to translate “soft” in French : doux, mou and moelleux. I’ll explain them thoroughly in this article.

There is more to French underwear than “un pyjama”, “un slip” and “une culotte”. Should you like to buy regular knickers or some sexy French lingerie, this vocabulary will come in handy. Then, you can practice the new words in this real life-like dialogue at a French lingerie shop.

You may know your basic French greetings, however engaging in a conversation in French is another story. So today, we’ll study the French conversation starters, I’ll offer some cultural tips and then illustrate how to open a conversation in French with a real-life like bilingual story.

Having a conversation in French is stressful enough. Yet, speaking French on the phone adds a whole dimension to it. Part of the problem is the specific French phone vocabulary such as “je vous le passe” or “ne quittez pas”. In this article, we’ll first study French phone vocabulary and expressions, then practice with a fun an real life like learn French in context story.

The French language is full of idioms. Some are easy to understand, or translate the same way as in English, others can be quite obscure. Here are nine very common expressions used in French to say to feel great, to be full of energy.