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Du coup

Du coup is a ubiquitous French expression, so you should read this lesson.

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I

The letter I has two different pronunciations in French.

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Compound Noun Gender

French compound nouns are made up of two or more words connected by hyphens, and figuring out their gender can be a little tricky. Here are some rules that can help you to determine the gender of compound nouns.

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Mot du jour : un challenge

An interesting word to start a new month.

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DELF B1 Tips

The DELF B1 will test you on the four language skills in French: reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Here's some info about what to expect as well as tips on how to prepare for the test.

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Tout à l’heure

In a moment, you'll be able to say you learned the French expression tout à l'heure a moment ago.

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Consonants for Beginners

More than half of French consonants are very similar to their English countparts, but a few are completely different. Here's a quick overview to help you get started learning French.

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Impersonal Pronouns

Impersonal pronouns do not have different forms for each grammatical person, though some have different forms that agree with the nouns they replace.

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Prepositions with Nouns

Generally speaking, articles are much more common in French than in English, but there are exceptions, such as when certain prepositions are followed by nouns.

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Présidentielles 2017 1er tour

Short video of the results of the first round of French election results.

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