S’en aller is a reflexive verb that translates to To leave – To go away.

Mon amie or Ma amie? – French Possessive Adjectives I didn’t plan to make this but that’s what French Learning is all about. Last week,

In this new French lesson, we are going to build a complicated French sentence together. We are going to build a complicated sentence with different prepositions to work on your French grammar. This lesson includes some French grammar as well as French vocabulary!

When to Use Qui vs Que in French? QUI vs QUE explained! QUI and QUE are French relative pronouns (pronoms relatifs). They are used to

All the French Articles You Need to Know Learn French articles in 15 minutes! Articles are these little words before a noun. In French, they

In this new French lesson, we are going to build a complicated French sentence together. We are going to build a complicated sentence in 10 different tenses to work on your French conjugation. This lesson includes some French grammar, French conjugation, as well as French vocabulary!

In this new French lesson, we are going to build a complicated French sentence together. We are going to build it from “Il a une voiture,” he has a car, and add to it. This is a new type of lesson, so please let me know if it’s a video you enjoy.

In this new French lesson, we are going to build a complicated French sentence together. We are going to build it from “Il boit,” he drinks, and add to it. This is a new type of lesson, so please let me know if it’s a video you enjoy.

Nouveau and Neuf in French both mean New but they have slightly different uses and meanings. Let’s look at where to place nouveau and neuf in a sentence and what they mean in plenty of examples with audio!

Tellement, tant and si all translate to “so” and “so much.” They all express intensity but they are used in different sentence structures. Let’s have a look at all the possibilities with examples and audio. DOn’t forget to download your free PDF to keep.