How to stay motivated to improve your French?
Learning French is an exciting journey, but it can feel long and difficult at times.Some weeks you may feel stuck between lessons, or get discouraged when grammar, vocabulary or conversation…
Books for French learners as recommended by our Students
Reading is one of the most enjoyable ways to progress in French, and it works even better when the book comes recommended by other learners. Our Live French Book Club…
French words written the same way but pronounced differently
There is something curious about French: two words spelled exactly the same way are not always pronounced the same way. To say them correctly, you need the meaning and the…
How is French writing becoming more gender-inclusive
Inclusive writing, écriture inclusive in French, is one of the most debated language topics in France today. Some see it as a clumsy addition; others see it as a fairer…
Should you take a French exam like the DELF Exam?
The DELF and DALF French exams are very popular. We wanted to understand why our students are so keen to take them, and when it is actually a good decision…
French vocabulary about Banking
When you move to France, the paperwork can feel daunting at first. Mastering a bit of basic banking vocabulary makes the whole process much simpler. The French are fond of…
How to prepare a business meeting in French?
If you do business in French, you know that meetings can be challenging. The best way to run a successful meeting is to learn the common expressions and useful vocabulary…
Numbers in French: From 0 to 1000 and How to Use Them
Numbers are useful for counting, but not only for that. You need French numbers for everyday situations: giving your phone number, your address, telling the time or paying at the…
7 French mistakes you can avoid easily
Even with solid French, a few small habits give you away every time. Here are 7 common mistakes and the simple fixes that make you sound more natural. The French…
Production écrite DELF B1 (writing): our advice to succeed!
The writing part of the DELF B1, the production écrite, is worth 25% of your total mark. You get 45 minutes to write about 180 words on a general theme,…
