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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- Greetings
How to Introduce Yourself in French: 3 Scripts for Any Situation
Three complete French self-introduction scripts - casual, classroom, and professional - with pronunciation, so you're ready for any situation.
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How to Learn French by Yourself: A Real Self-Study Plan
No teacher, no classroom, no problem. How to solve the three real challenges of self-study French: feedback, speaking practice, and accountability.
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How to Learn French Fast: 12 Methods That Actually Move the Needle
12 concrete tactics to learn French faster: shadowing, sentence mining, speaking from day one, spaced repetition, and more - ranked by real impact.
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How to Learn French: The Complete Roadmap From Zero to Conversational
Everything you need to learn French from zero: an honest roadmap, the method that actually works, and a first lesson you can start in 15 minutes.
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How to Practice French Speaking Alone at Home (No Partner Needed)
You don't need a conversation partner to improve French speaking. Self-narration, shadowing, and recording yourself - concrete solo techniques.
- Pronunciation & Alphabet
Tricky French Words, Broken Down Syllable by Syllable
Grenouille, écureuil, aujourd'hui - French words that trip learners, broken into syllables with phonetics and the rule each one demonstrates.
- Words & Phrases
How to Say 6-7 in French (Six, Sept - Mind the Silent P)
6 and 7 in French are six /sees/ and sept /set/ - the p is silent. Learn the pronunciation, why six changes sound, and how to count around them.
- Words & Phrases
How to Say 67 in French: Soixante-Sept
67 in French is soixante-sept, pronounced /swah-sahnt-SET/. Learn the 60s pattern, how to say €67 and 6:07, and why 70 is where French gets weird.
- Words & Phrases
How to Say "And" in French: Et (Plus the Traps Around It)
And in French is et, pronounced /ay/ - never /et/. Learn the no-liaison rule, how to tell et from est, and the difference between ou and où.
- Words & Phrases
How to Say Beautiful in French: Beau, Belle and Bel
Beautiful in French is beau (masculine) or belle (feminine) - but it's un bel homme before a vowel. Learn the forms, pronunciation, and stronger words.
Short notes on French vocabulary with nuance.
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