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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- Thematic Vocabulary
Weather in French: Il Fait Beau and How the Grammar Works
Talking about weather in French uses three patterns: il fait (it is), il y a (there is), and il pleut (it's raining). Full vocabulary and small-talk phrases.
- Language & Culture
Where Is French Spoken? A Region-by-Region Map
French is an official language across Europe, Africa, the Americas and beyond. Here's exactly where it's spoken, region by region.
- Language & Culture
Why Learn French? 10 Reasons It's Genuinely Worth It
From career doors to travel ease to a head start from shared vocabulary - 10 honest reasons learning French is worth the effort.
- Vocabulary
Y in French: Meaning and Common Mistakes
The French pronoun y replaces places and à plus things, while il y a and ça y est are fixed patterns. Learn placement and common mistakes.
- Pronunciation
The French Alphabet: Every Letter, Its Name, and How to Say It
The full French alphabet with the name of every letter, simple phonetics, the letters English speakers mix up, and how to spell words aloud in French.
- Pronunciation
French Pronunciation: How to Actually Sound French (Beginner’s Guide)
Master French pronunciation step by step: vowels, nasal sounds, the French R, silent letters and liaison - with English approximations and examples.
- Greetings
How to Say Hi in French Without Sounding Wrong
Hi in French is salut - but only with people you know. Learn salut, coucou and the informal greetings French people actually use, plus when bonjour is safer.
- Words & Phrases
How to Say I Love You in French (and How to Reply)
Je t'aime is I love you in French - but je t'aime bien means just a friend. Learn the pronunciation, the replies, and which phrase fits your relationship.
- Pronunciation & Alphabet
Silent Letters in French: The Complete Rule Set
Most French silent letters are final consonants - but h, the verb ending -ent, and a few internal letters are silent too. The complete guide.
- Expressions
French Avoir Expressions: Hunger, Fear, and More
Learn common French avoir expressions like j'ai faim (I’m hungry) and j'ai peur (I’m afraid). Build idiomatic A2 French with real examples and tips.
Short notes on French vocabulary with nuance.
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