French Letter Combinations French words don’t always look the way they sound. They may combine letters to make a new sound. In this post, “French Letter Combinations”, you will learn about certain French sounds that are made up of two or more letters that are pronounced together. Letters can be two vowels, two consonants, or...
French Silent Letters French is not a phonetic language. It has letters that can be pronounced in different ways or sometimes not at all. There are two categories of French silent letters: at the beginning and at the end. At the beginning: h is a silent letter. Example homme (man), hôpital (hospital), hibou (owl) At ...
15 Regular French verbs practice In this post, you’ll find 15 regular French verbs practice to enhance your conjugation skills. By watching the accompanying video, you will be guided through each verb’s conjugation, allowing you to follow along and reinforce your learning effectively. This practice is designed to help you improve your fluency and confidence...
Tu or vous In French, as in some other latin based languages, the meaning of the word “you” changes depending on the person being addressed; tu or vous are used in different ways. The pronoun “You” can will be translated into “tu” for more familiar situations and “vous” for more formal situations. En English the...
Masculine or feminine nouns In this post, you will learn about masculine and feminine nouns in French and why understanding noun gender is important. In French, every noun has a gender, which affects the articles, adjectives, and sentence structure used with it. Masculine or feminine nouns – Overview & Exercises: 1. What are masculine...
Possessive adjectives Possessive adjectives show to whom a thing or person belongs; they agree in gender and number with the noun they modify . But in the plural form, there is no difference between masculine and feminine. Short video : part 1 Short video : part 2 1. Singular Possessive Adjectives: Masculine...