French
3 Fun Ways to say “Bye” in French
Why settle for “Goodbye” when you can casually say “later.” Instead of “see you next time” you might informally say, “see you.” Some of
August 27, 2021
Category: French Vocab
French
1000 Most Common French Words – Frequency Vocabulary
Bonjour! Have you been looking to improve your conversational skills and effectively tackle a lot of new vocabulary? Check out our post on the
June 12, 2021
French
“Se croire sorti de la cuisse de Jupiter” Meaning in English
What does it mean when somebody says ” Se croire sorti de la cuisse de Jupiter” ? This French idiom translates directly as “To
May 28, 2021
French Vocab
“Avoir le cœur sur la main”- French Idiom Meaning in English
What does “Avoir le cœur sur la main” mean? The literal translation of this French idiom is ” To have the heart on the hand.” In
May 26, 2021
French
Etre Bourreau des coeurs Meaning in English
What does it mean to be un vary Bourreau des coeurs? It literally means “to be a heart executioner” or in English a heart breaker,
January 20, 2021
French
Un Coup d’épée dans l’eau – French Idiom meaning
Un Coup d’épée dans l’eau means = A wasted effort The literal translation is “A sword blow into the water”
November 16, 2020
French
3 special French Friday Expressions #jesuischarlie
In French La Liberté d’Expression means Freedom of Speech. As a reminder it is equally important in French, in English, and in any other language.
January 9, 2015
French
5 FUNNY FRENCH EXPRESSIONS
HI Students! Here are some funny French Expressions: In French “Poser un lapin” means “To stand someone up”. Although it literally means : “To
November 20, 2014
French
“He loves me / He loves me not” is in French: “he loves me a little, a lot, passionately, madly, not at all”
French people, while plucking individual petals off flowers would recite: “Il (or Elle) m’aime un peu, beaucoup, passionnément, à la folie, pas du tout”. Which literally means : “he
March 28, 2014
French Expression of the Day: Faire La Tête. In English “To Pout”
Faire La Tête in English “Faire la tête” means “To Pout”. Although it literally means “to do the head”! And If you want to know
February 6, 2014
