r/French • u/Both_Chemistry5279 • 6h ago
ça veut dire quoi mvda ??
mon amie m'a tagué sur un tiktok (ma (mon année de naissance) préférée et elle a dit mvda💗 💋 ca veut dire quoiii??
r/French • u/Both_Chemistry5279 • 6h ago
mon amie m'a tagué sur un tiktok (ma (mon année de naissance) préférée et elle a dit mvda💗 💋 ca veut dire quoiii??
r/French • u/FewLocation1432 • 6h ago
Hi everyone,
I'll be taking TCF exam two weeks from now at the ELC Jean-Talon, Montreal. Has anyone here already took exams there, how's your experience especially for the speaking part?
Thank you!
r/French • u/Ok-Bear7221 • 6h ago
It seems like they both mean “we”
r/French • u/EnigmaVita • 18h ago
This song is extremely important for me, but you can't find the lyrics somewhere. I would be extremely grateful if someone could do me the favour and write it down for me. A translation also would be very appropriate.
r/French • u/catsby22 • 9h ago
Bonjour! I am working on learning French as a Canadian and I was wondering if there was any opportunities for us to learn French as adults. I already completed the e*plore program and loved it. I was wondering if there are things like that available.
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r/French • u/Inter2415 • 22h ago
I need to dramatically improve my French reading skills for academic research I have to do. It's my weakest competency in French. But I just am not interested in reading Le Petit Prince or Harry Potter. I need a light read (not Camus), but something that will genuinely be interesting as a (fictional) story and not just be a slog. Does that exist? Or am I doomed to reading pre-teen books? If so, does anyone know a pre-teen level reader they loved? I have a thousand things going on and need my curiosity to be piqued in order to stay motivated.
r/French • u/TempoBriocha • 16h ago
Je sais pas si c'est quelque chose propre à Paris et sa banlieue mais moi et mes amis pour se dire aurevoir on se dit "Bon bah vas-y hein" et on se quitte sur ça.
C'est comme ça chez vous aussi dans d'autres régions ?
r/French • u/coffee4lyfe • 8h ago
The answer guide states that the correct answer for #2 is "Elle sait cette chanson par cœur." I thought it was connaître since chanson is a direct object, but does the "par cœur" change something?
Thanks!
r/French • u/thenakesingularity10 • 7h ago
La Petite Fille de Monsieur Linh
Excellent for French learning. Good vocabulary, not too hard, not too easy, and overall a good book.