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There’s something almost magical about french fries. Crisp, golden, piping hot and perfectly salted, they have a universal appeal that’s hard to resist. Whether they’re piled high next to a juicy ...

On a sunny afternoon in the Dordogne Valley, Debra and Eric Stillwell stroll along a cobblestone street, watching autumn leaves tumble to the ground. Later they’ll stop at one of the open-air markets ...

25 Basic French Words For Every Student: This article helps students to know about 25 basic French words that they must know. These French words will help the students to learn a new language at the ...

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I always found it fascinating that the instant you cross the border from the Northeastern United States into Canada, many people start speaking French as their first language and many of them don’t ...

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Easy French Sentences: French is an amazing language if learned step-by-step. Some basic sentences in French can help the students improve their vocabulary. Regular practice and using the language in ...

The French words 'bon' and 'bien' both translate into English as 'good' - and trying to figure out which one to use can be complicated for foreigners. Imagine this: You have just ordered wine at a ...

I had a breakthrough in my French the other day. I suddenly understood how the verbs worked. That might seem like an odd thing to say. Especially for somebody like me, who has known French for decades ...

A handy list of links to resources for teaching verbs Stage 2: Saying what you do. Grammar Tip: 1st and 2nd person endings of regular verbs. Common irregular verbs: être, aller, faire, avoir. Stage 3: ...