Visiting Chenonceau Castle
Le château de Chenonceau is actually the first of the Loire Valley castles I ever visited and honestly, I think it has ruined the remaining 100+ castles in the region for me because of its beauty and class.
Le château de Chenonceau is actually the first of the Loire Valley castles I ever visited and honestly, I think it has ruined the remaining 100+ castles in the region for me because of its beauty and class.
Let’s practice our French and discover Jugon-les-lacs in Brittany with this French English bilingual story. You’ll also learn how to translate city in French: ville ou cité ?
How does one celebrate Xmas in France? How do you say merry Xmas in French? What’s the French Xmas vocabulary? The answer in my article! Joyeux Noël !
“Les truffes au chocolat”, chocolate truffles, have become synonymous with luxury and decadent indulgence. Whole stores are dedicated to them, yet, they are fairly easy to make. Here is my recipe.
French student Steve learned some French etiquette rules the hard way: he candidly shares his experience in this fun bilingual article.
Follow Anne’s camping car trip to France, enjoy her pictures and practice your French with the diary she kept at a beginner’s French level.
Bloggers living in Paris will eventually put together a list such as this one: things they Love and Hate (simultaneously) about Paris. Bien sûr, I say ‘hate’ with tongue in cheek — most of these things are just *different* from what I’m used to and *most* have a silver lining.
Poire Belle Hélène is a classic French desert that can be made well in advance: It’s also versatile and relatively light to close off any meal!
Practice your French and discover Irouléguy (ear oo lay G-hard ee), the smallest vineyard of France!
Is there such a thing as the one and only true salade niçoise recipe? Find out in this lively article as you learn this delicious salad recipe from a real Nice inhabitant, and practice your French with this easy bilingual recipe.
Come with me to the wedding in France of my cousin Coralie and learn the French wedding traditions and the French marriage vocabulary.
Start here if you are a complete beginner or need a good review.
This audiobook explains the foundations of French like no others. Clear grammar explanations, modern pronunciation tips and really useful vocabulary. All illustrated by a fun story recorded at three different levels of enunciation (slower, enunciated and modern)
So many rules… Most make sense though since how you cut the cheese has to do with leaving a decent serving for the next person, and then leaving the cheese in the best shape to keep it.
Here is my exclusive (and technical!!) article on how to cut cheese in France.
We have many verbs in French to translate the notion of “to leave” based on the context, and they are, unfortunately, not interchangeable.
Learn the recipe for French Socca, a sort of pancake made with chickpea flour from the city of Nice, in the South of France.