Some of them come from English, some of them are manipulations of the French language. And even if you don't like them, by being exposed to them day after day, you end up using them... if you are fluent in French that is.

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Yes, you read that correctly, you can get pretty far without studying French at all, as long as you figure out how to say French words in a manner the French will understand.

With so many identical words in English and French, you owe it to yourself to take the time to learn to pronounce them, because it broadens your vocabulary without having to learn them. If you can pronounce these words, you can understand them.

Have you ever wanted to use a word, but not known if you need to use a preposition after it, or maybe is it an infinitive? Ah zut! Join us as we navigate a few expressions that start with B.

I am sharing some of my favorite tools for remembering gender, vocabulary and conjugation.

You can probably get around in life without knowing a lot of kitchen vocabulary, but you never know when you are going to need a fork, a spoon or a knife. I'd rather learn these than risk starving... Can you imagine not being able to eat in France because you can't tell someone you need utensils?

Everyday cooking can get boring. We fall into a rut where our dinners revolve around three staple meals. That's one thing the French have mastered--shaking it up with an array of different foods, and some of them we can actually find in our very own supermarkets.

Learn five words in one! They sound alike but mean different things.

Make sure you wind up where you need to!

You don't always have someone to talk to, so let's make the best of it!