It is sometimes difficult for foreigners to understand that they are being hit on. Pick up lines can be tricky. We'll learn a few expressions and how to respond to them...

There are many ways to express your love to someone, but when you do it in the language of love, it's that much more powerful.

There is a certain vocabulary that goes with each specialty. The automotive industry has its own vocabulary, as does the food industry. We're not going to go that far, but I thought I'd give you some tools to use at the right time.

Sound like a native by incorporating these twenty expressions into your everyday French. Use them to respond to what others say, and get used to throwing them out there when you need a moment to think about what you're going to say next!

I always find it funny when my students fumble trying to use expressions like le lendemain, or demain soir... so why not take a moment to commit these to memory by repeating them?

We learn certain reflexive verbs in our first year of French, but we rarely focus on learning a bunch of them nor do we learn that by adding a reflexive pronoun, you can change the meaning of verbs. Learning how to do this will really make you shine like the native speaker you aspire to be!

There are a few words that even veteran French learners sometimes have hesitations about. Today we are going to go over a few of those in the hopes that you will never make those mistakes again!

There are plenty of words that are exactly the same in English and French. And then we have our faux-amis. And then we have the faux-amis that make us look ridiculous if we get them wrong.

Have you ever stubbornly refused to admit you didn't get something someone said to you in French? Learn to pick our keywords when someone is speaking.

This exercise will help you focus on saying more, rapid-fire style.