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Welcome back on apprendsetparle ! Today, let's see how to call the different body parts ! It can be useful to describe something about your or someone else's body!  Let's start! NOTE: under [ ], is indicated the way to prononce it. Not the official linguistic symbols , but a simple way to say those French words!  Body = Corps [Kor] Head = Tête [Tai-teu] Neck = Cou [Kou] Shoulders = Épaules [É-po-leu] Arms = Bras [Bra] Legs = Jambes [Jan-beu] Back = Dos [Do] Feet = Pied [Pi-yé] Toes = Orteil [Or-tai-yeu] Butt = Fesses [Fai-ss] Hands = Mains [Mun] remember "one" in French? Same here "Un" > "M- un "> "M ain " Wrists = Poignets [Poi-ni-yé] Eyes = Yeux [Zi-yeu] or Eye = Œil [eu-yeu] Ears = Oreilles [O-rai-yeu] Tongue = Langue  Mouth = Bouche   Lips = Lèvres [Lai-v-reu] Teeth = Dents [Dan] Nose = Nez [Né] Nostrils = Narines [Na-ri-ne] Chin = Menton [Man-ton] Cheeks

Hello everyone! Welcome in another short lesson! Today we will see how to express the different part of a day: Morning, Afternoon and Evening. Let's get started! Morning = Matin or Matinée Afternoon = Après-midi  Evening = Soir or Soirée Night = Nuit  Let's see some quick examples: 1) Ce matin j'ai un cours d'Espagnol. / This morning I have a Spanish class.  2) Appelle-moi plus tard dans la matinée . / Call me later in the morning . 3) Cet après-midi il fait très chaud ! / This afternoon the weather is very hot!  4) Il y a un spectacle ce soir au théâtre ! / There is a show tonight at the theatre! 5) Je l'ai attendu toute la soirée mais il n'est pas venu. / I have waited all evening but he didn't come. 6) Cette nuit , j'ai mal dormi / Last night , I slept bad.  For the reminder, please remember: (Le) or (Un) or (Ce) Matin - masculine    (La) or (Une) Matinée - feminine

Hello everyone! Welcome in another quick French lesson!  Today, we are going to talk about metaphorical French expressions . Have you ever heard a French person saying " Il pleut comme vache qui pisse ! "? I bet you did.  Sometimes, you will probably hear them, and sometimes, they will sound ridiculous to your hear, but this is pretty common in France and in French language.  Let’s see those expressions, their literal translation and their meaning ! :) ▼  ▼ ▼ “Avoir les yeux plus gros que le ventre.” (literal translation : "To have the eyes bigger than the belly") Meaning: To overestimate yourself and your capacity to eat something. Wanting to eat everything but knowing you will feel bloated and bad after the meal you eat.You ordered too much and you realize it. "Être tombé sur la tête." (literal translation : "To be fallen on the head") Meaning : Being crazy. Saying nonsense. "Être lourd."  (li

New article about the months in French ! :) Let's get started!  January = Janvier  February = Févier March = Mars April = Avril  May = Mai  June = Juin July = Juillet August = Août September = Septembre October = Octobre November = Novembre  December = Décembre Note that every month is invariable and their form never change.  Let's see some examples about how to use them:   1) I was born in January . = Je suis né en Janvier . 2) My grand-mother passed away in October . = Ma grand-mère est décédée en Octobre . 3) My kitten is very cute. I adopted him in August . = Mon chaton est très mignon. Je l'ai adopté en Août .  4) My sister is older than me. She was born in April and I was born in November . = Ma soeur est plus âgée que moi. Elle est née en Avril et je suis née en Novembre . 5) - How long did you say you would stay? = Combien de temps as-tu dit que tu restais ? - From May to December . = De Mai à Décembre . 6)  My husband's b

Before we start,  let me remind you:  if you are looking for a  personnal teacher  to learn French, you can contact me at  apprendsetparle@gmail.com  or checking the  " Online courses "  page on this blog! I give  online courses to whoever needs it , whether it's for improving your vocabulary, pronunciation, or helping you with any struggle in French!   Quick article about the days of the week in French ! :)  Monday = Lundi Tuesday = Mardi  Wednesday = Mercredi  Thursday = Jeudi  Friday = Vendredi  Saturday = Samedi  Sunday = Dimanche  Just like colors, days of the week in some sentences can be written in the plural form, but for now, let's focus on the basic form, which is very correct and absolutely not a mistake if you write them in their most basic way...  Let's see some examples below:  1) Today, it's monday . = Aujourd'hui, c'est lundi . 2) Every tuesday , he plays soccer at school. = Chaque mardi , il joue au football à l

Before we start, let me remind you: if you are looking for a personnal teacher to learn French, you can contact me at apprendsetparle@gmail.com or checking the " Online courses " page on this blog! I give online courses to whoever needs it , whether it's for improving your vocabulary, pronunciation, or helping you with any struggle in French!   Hello everyone! In today's lesson, let's take a quick look at colors! How to say each color in French! Blue = Bleu   Red = Rouge Yellow = Jaune Green = Vert Orange = Orange Pink = Rose Brown = Marron Grey = Gris Black = Noir White = Blanc Purple = Violet  Usually, you should know that colors are invariable , which means you never have to add the plural form to colors when you write them, but, sometimes, you need to accord the color to the subject of the sentence , and a color's name can become feminine...  Let's see some examples! ●  Today I am wearing a blue t-shirt. = Aujourd'hui