“Avoir un cœur d’artichaut” means “To be a hopeless romantic”. Although it literally means “to have the heart of an artichoke”! If someone is said
With summer and travel around the corner, it’s time to think of the essentials you will need on your next trip to France. And
Looking for a list of the Reflexive Verbs French people use the most? First let’s explain what Reflexive verbs are: Reflexive verbs, or ‘verbes
If you are a true Francophile you will love learning French Baby Talk (Langage enfantin en Français). Besides being fun words to pronounce these
Why make a list of things you should never do in France? The more I travel, the more I realize the importance of not
Why settle for “Goodbye” when you can casually say “later.” Instead of “see you next time” you might informally say, “see you.” Some of
What does “C’est un travail de Romain” mean in English? The direct translation to this saying is “It’s a job for a Roman” Like
Bonjour! Have you been looking to improve your conversational skills and effectively tackle a lot of new vocabulary? Check out our post on the
Most students and novice speakers might think that it is “Bonjour”, and don’t get me wrong it is very common and widely used, but
What does it mean when somebody says ” Se croire sorti de la cuisse de Jupiter” ? This French idiom translates directly as “To
