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
Âge in French: Meaning and Usage
Âge means age in French, used with avoir, not être, to state someone's age. Learn correct usage with clear, natural examples.
- Expressions
Agreeing and Disagreeing in French
Agree and disagree naturally in French, from oui and tout à fait to nuanced reservations. Learn register, softening, grammar, and useful responses.
- Vocabulary
Aider in French: Meaning and Common Mistakes
Use French aider with direct objects, pronouns, and à plus infinitive while separating assister à, venir en aide, secourir, and soutenir.
- Vocabulary
Ailleurs in French: Meaning and Usage
Learn how ailleurs expresses another place and how its d’ and par compounds organize supporting or contrasting ideas.
- Vocabulary
Aime in French: Love, Like, and the Bien Problem
Aimer means both love and like in French, and adding bien weakens it. Learn how aime works with people, things, and the verbs that follow.
- Vocabulary
Air in French: Its Multiple Meanings
Air means air, tune, or look/appearance in French depending on context. Learn its range of meanings with clear examples.
- Conjugation
Aller Conjugation: To Go, and the Future You Build With It
Aller conjugated across présent, passé composé, imparfait and futur - plus how aller + infinitive builds the everyday near-future tense.
- Vocabulary
Alors in French: Meaning and Usage
Alors can mean then, so, well, or in that case, and appears in alors que and et alors. Learn how context and position shape its meaning.
- Vocabulary
Amour in French: Meaning and Common Mistakes
Amour means love in French, a stronger and more romantic word than aimer bien. Learn correct usage and register with clear examples.
- Thematic Vocabulary
Animals in French: Pets, Farm and Wild, With Sounds
Animals in French by category - pets, farm, wild - with pronunciation, gender, and the animal sounds French uses instead of English "moo" and "woof."
Short notes on French vocabulary with nuance.
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