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Halloween à Biarritz

Short video about how kids at a school in Biarritz are celebrating Halloween.

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Ma foi

Should you learn about the French expression ma foi? Well, yes.

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Multiplicative Numbers

Multiplicative numbers are, unsurprisingly, words used to multiply nouns. The numbers themselves can be adjectives or nouns - either way, their gender agrees with the nouns they modify / replace.

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Spooky Sale at Progress with Lawless French

It's almost Halloween! Time for dreadful disguises, tricky treats, frightful food, and ... a Spooky Sale?

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Soir / soirée Expressions

Learn some French expressions and phrases with the somewhat synonymous words soir and soirée.

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Maison hantée en Alsace

Visit a haunted house in Alsace that's scary enough for the whole region!

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Halloween

Halloween is not a French holiday, though each passing year sees a few more bits and pieces of it imported to France. Nevertheless, learning the French translations for Halloween vocabulary can be fun, especially for younger students. 'Appy 'Alloween! :-)

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Quand les poules auront des dents

Find out what toothy hens and flying pigs have in common with this lesson on the French idiom quand les poules auront des dents.

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C

The letter C has two pronunciations: hard and soft.

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Tu Imperative

The majority of imperative conjugations are identical to their present tense conjugations - the only difference is that there's no subject pronoun. The exception is the tu form of some verbs, in some constructions.

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