Author: BonjourBistroFrench
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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.
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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.
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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)
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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.
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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)
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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
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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.
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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
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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)
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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.