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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- Vocabulary
A2 French Vocabulary: Building on the Basics
Find out which A2 French vocabulary to consolidate-key themes, common mistakes, and practical tips to move beyond survival phrases into everyday conversation.
- Intermediate
French Connecting Words for Fluency
Learn French connecting words with clear French examples, English glosses, common mistakes, and practical review tips for steady progress.
- False Friends
Sensible in French Means Sensitive
The French word sensible means sensitive, not sensible. Learn this common false friend with clear examples, memory tips, and a quick practice to avoid mistakes.
- Word Pairs
An vs Année: Two French Words for Year
Struggling with an vs année? Learn when to use each French word for year with clear examples, common mistakes, and a practical memory tip.
- False Friends
Éventuellement: Possibly, Not Eventually
Learn why éventuellement is a false friend that means 'possibly' in French, not 'eventually.' Discover the correct translation, examples, and common mistakes.
- Pronunciation
French Nasal Vowels, Demystified
Learn French nasal vowels with clear French examples, English glosses, common mistakes, and practical review tips for steady progress.
- Word Pairs
Rentrer, Retourner, Revenir: Three Ways to Go Back
Choosing between rentrer, retourner and revenir confuses many English speakers. Learn the key differences and when to use each French verb with clear examples.
- Common Mistakes
Tu vs Vous: Getting French Address Right
Learn tu vs vous with clear French examples, English glosses, common mistakes, and practical review tips for steady progress.
- Pronunciation
How to Pronounce the French R
Learn French R pronunciation with clear French examples, English glosses, common mistakes, and practical review tips for steady progress.
- Method
How Many French Words Should You Learn a Day?
Decide how many French words to learn per day realistically. The 5-10 word range for A1 learners, plus tips on context, review, and avoiding burnout.
Short notes on French vocabulary with nuance.
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