French Vocabulary Magazine
Notes on register, verlan, memory, listening, and the words that change meaning with context - from formal vs informal French to spaced repetition and Shadowing.
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- Learn French
French for Absolute Beginners: Your First 30 Days
A day-by-day plan for your first month learning French - week by week, with exactly what to study and a real milestone by day 30.
- Practical French
French for Paris: The Survival Phrases You'll Actually Use
Paris-specific French: métro vocabulary, café etiquette, and the one rule that actually matters - say bonjour first, every time.
- Conjugation
The French Future Tense (Futur Simple): Formation and Use
French futur simple: infinitive + endings, with irregular stems for être, avoir, aller and faire. Plus when to use it instead of futur proche.
- Grammar
French Grammar for Beginners: The 7 Pillars (and What to Skip)
French grammar in one map: gender, articles, verbs, negation, questions and pronouns - the golden rule for each, and what to safely ignore until B1.
- Greetings
French Greetings, the Complete System: Words, Bise and Etiquette
Every French greeting and the etiquette around it: bonjour rules, salut, la bise, handshakes, madame vs monsieur, and what to answer. One complete guide.
- Practical French
French for the Hotel: The Complete Check-In to Check-Out Script
Every French phrase for a hotel stay - confirming a reservation, checking in, requesting help, and checking out - with likely staff responses.
- Slang & Expressions
20 French Idioms That Make No Literal Sense (and What They Mean)
French idioms decoded: poser un lapin, avoir le cafard, les doigts dans le nez - literal images, real meanings, and how to use each in conversation.
- Learn French
French Immersion at Home: No Plane Ticket Required
Build a French immersion environment without traveling: switch your devices, make French your default entertainment, and find local speaking communities.
- Conjugation
L'Imparfait: The Nous-Stem Rule and Its Limits
Form the imparfait from a verb's nous present stem, with être using ét-. Learn the endings and what to do with verbs lacking an ordinary nous form.
- Conjugation
The French Imperative: Giving Commands (and the Missing S)
Form French commands without a subject pronoun: mange !, mangeons !, mangez !. Learn irregular forms and when the final s returns: manges-en !.
Short notes on French vocabulary with nuance.
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