A Love Story in French & Audio Pronunciation Recordings 💘
For homework, I asked Frank to describe how he met his wife. The paper turned out to be so charming that we decided to share it with you.
For homework, I asked Frank to describe how he met his wife. The paper turned out to be so charming that we decided to share it with you.
Translating every single word from English to French is so wrong. 1- because it takes too long 2- because your vocabulary in English is much larger.
Slower and natural readings of the French poem “Sonnet XXIV” de Louise Labé – listen to my clear French audio recording and read the English translation of the poem.
Train on your French sickness vocabulary in context with this fun – and a bit surreal – story + clear French audio recording.
Here is a fun wine game you can do at home with your friends. No prior knowledge of wine is necessary: there are no right or wrong answers really!
Getting in Paris museums is not always that easy… Poor John and Carol where not quite lucky with the Marais museums in Paris, as they tell us in this easy French story with audio recordings.
Readings and analysis of the French poem “À Une Passante” by Charles Baudelaire – listen to my clear French audio recording and read the English translation of the poem.
Discover my French student Paul’s very own tarte Tatin recipe – French apple pie – with a twist to it! Follow this step by step recipe & pictures to make your own scrumptious homemade tarte Tatin.
Avoid these common 5 French wine mistakes and prevent big “faux pas” when drinking wine in France on a casual level.
😱 😱😱What happened to the renowned French baguette??? Don’t worry, there’s still great gold, crunchy bread in France. But there’s something you need to know…
In this 16th century poem written in old French, a young woman is being married to an older man. She shares with us her attempts to seduce her husband, her torments and the decision she finally takes.
A dense fog hindered my descent from the high ground of Chadds Ford as I moved slowly toward the Brandwine Creek and certain combat with Howe’s “lobsterbacks” approaching from Elk’s Head, Maryland.
The French prepositions “de” and “à” are both used when talking about prepared foods such as “une tarte aux fraises” and “une confiture de fraises”. Which one to pick actually follows a rather simple logic.
What clothes do teenagers, adult men and women wear in Paris? Born and raised Parisian, I’ll tell you what to pack to fit into a Paris crowd, and what to avoid.