• Can you learn French by watching films and TV shows?

    This is the dream right? Just sitting on your comfy couch or in bed streaming some romcom or action movie and at the end, you’re fluent in French! Alas, it is no so easy, but it is possible if you do it right.

  • Difference between ce and ça in French

    While both ce and ça involve the concept of “this” or “that” and look a bit alike, they are used in a different context.

  • How to use ce in French

    In French, ce is a demonstrative adjective that means “this” or “that” in English. It is used to refer to a specific noun like for example a book or a chair.

  • Complete conjugation table for Changer (to change)

    A complete conjugation table with for example present, imperfect, and future tenses for the French verb Changer (to change)

  • Greetings in French

    In this article, we’ll explore the various ways to say “hello” and other common greetings in French, providing insights into the nuances that make them uniquely French.

  • Complete conjugation table for Porter (to carry/wear)

    A complete conjugation table with for example present, imperfect and future tenses for the French verb Porter (to cary/wear)

  • Introduction to Learning French

    Learning French is like stepping into a world of elegance and cultural richness. While the journey may seem daunting at first, the rewards are as satisfying as a perfect croissant on a Sunday morning

  • The 11 funniest French words

    French can be a funny language, especially for outsiders, but even native speakers have their go to words and phrases to lighten up the mood.

  • Introduction to verb conjugation in French

    Verb conjugation in French is a little science on its own and can get a bit complicated at times. You can conjugate verbs for person, number, tense, mood, and voice. Ooh la la! You might think, but hold on to your bibi

  • Conjugation table for Organiser (to organize)

    A complete conjugation table with for example present, imperfect and future tenses for the French verb Organiser (to organize)

  • How to use faire (to do)

    Faire is one of the most used verbs in French and can be used for a medium long list of purposes. It is an irregular verb, which means it doesn’t follow the regular conjugation patterns of regular -er verbs.

  • How to use ça in French 

    In French, “ça” is an informal or colloquial way to say “this” or “that” and it’s a contraction of the more formal “cela.” It is a pronoun used to refer to something in a casual or everyday conversation. “Ça” is often used when the speaker is pointing to or indicating something without specifying it in…

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