“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
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
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,
Un Coup d’épée dans l’eau means = A wasted effort The literal translation is “A sword blow into the water”
We all know that the best way to learn a language is to take a time machine, visit your eight-year-old self and convince your
100 more useful French words part 2. After the sucess of our last post – here are 100 more useful French words. bateau boat,
If you haven’t seen the viral video by Waverly Labs introducing the Pilot (Soon to be on Indiegogo) FOLLOW THIS LINK Then read on. The Pilot from
100 most frequently used French words Challenge! Over the next 100 days we will be tweeting 100 of the most commonly used Spanish words. We
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.
HI Students! Here are some funny French Expressions: In French “Poser un lapin” means “To stand someone up”. Although it literally means : “To
French Word Of The Day: “Petite”. Which does not mean “petite” in English “Petite”, the French word, does not mean “petite”. It means “small”